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Persoonlijke gegevens Henry Peyton II 

• Hij is geboren op 25 februari 1631 in "St. Dunstan In The West", London, Middlesex, England.Bron 4
• (Will proved) op 20 oktober 1659 in Westmoreland Co, Virginia, Verenigde Staten.Bron 5
• Hij is overleden voor 20 mei 1659 in Westmoreland Co, Virginia, Verenigde Staten.
• Testament op 17 mei 1658.
• Een kind van Henry Peyton en Kathrine Clifton
• Deze gegevens zijn voor het laatst bijgewerkt op 4 december 2022.

Gezin van Henry Peyton II

Hij is getrouwd met Ellen Partington.

Zij zijn getrouwd in het jaar 1655, hij was toen 23 jaar oud.Bron 2

Kind(eren):

1. Henry Peyton  1656-> 1695 
2. Valentine Peyton  1657-> 1705
3. Phillip Peyton  

Notities over Henry Peyton II

"Of Aquia" , now Stafford Co..
Note: Ellen Peyton, widow, gave a letter of attorney to her brother in LawValentine Peyton on 7 May 1659. 1 Christening: 25 FEB 1631 St. Dunstan's in-the-West, London, ENGL 2 Probate: 20 OCT 1659 WestmorelandCo, VA 2 Immigration: 1656 frm ENGL to Westmoreland Co., VA Note: Shortly after Oliver Cromwell established the Protectorate, in1653, Henry Peyton (1590-1656) of Lincoln's Inn, London, who rode withthe "Cavaliers", sent four of his sons to Virginia, and they settledin what was then Westmoreland County. Two of these, Colonel ValentinePeyton (1627-1665) and Henry Peyton (1630-1659) remained in Virginiaas settlers. ["The Peytons of Virginia"] 3 Residence: Aquia Harbor, Stafford, VA FROM 1656 Will: 17 MAY 1658 WestmorelandCo, VA Note: In the name of God amen I Henry Peyton of Aquia in the County ofWestmroreland Gentleman being of good and perfect memory ...but beingbound for a voyage to sea not knowing how it may please God to disposeof me doe make my last & testament in manner & form follwing: I give and bequeath to my loving wife Ellen Peyton one of of thewhole estate that it had pleased God to bestow upon me in this worldexcepting the Legacy hereinafter given to my brother Valentine Peyton. To my sons Henry and Valentine Peyton the other half of mine estateequally to be divided betwixt them, to be paid them, at their ages ofone & Twenty years. To my brother Valentine Peyton One thousand pounds of Tobacco tobuy him a mourning suit. My will is that none of my land or estate in Virginia doe fall tomy sons or next heirs in Law as inheritance, but that if my wifedesire it then it is to be sold & valued as personal estate & then tobe divided according to my will. My will & desire is that my brother Col. Valentine Peyton & mineUncle Thomas Partington of London Draper to be overseers of this mylast will & Testament to be performed according to my true intent andmeaning, & in case my wife marry again to take security for or to takeinto their possession that part that belongeth to the children. I constitute and ordain my loving wife Ellen Peyton sole Exetrix ofthis last will & Testament. Witness my hand & seal this 17th day of May 1658.HENRY PEYTON [Seal] Signed & sealed in presence of Walter Brodhurst Hugh Brodhurst. This will was proved & recorded the 20th of October 1659. (B.,I.99) A copy. Teste J. Warren Hutt, Clerk of Westmoreland, August, 1880. 1 Event: Land Purchase 3 JUN 1656 Pottomack Run, Pottomack River, WestmorelandCo, VA Note: "Henry Peyton of ye County aforesaid [Stafford] Gent. Sone & Heireof Henry Peyton of ye sd County deced. did by deed 4 feb 1683 giveunto Jonathan Whittall,,,a certaine tract of land in sd County ofStafford & on ye South side of Pottomack Run containinge 200 A.bounded on a marsh & Read Banke E. on or upon Pottomack River so longPottomack Run for breadth & West into ye Woods ye same being yenorthmost pt of a tract of 400 A. of land wch sd land was originallytaken up & Pattented by Rich. Codsford by Patten dated 6 Sept 1654 &by the sd Codsford assigned to ye sd Henry Peyton Deced. by Deed ofSale 3 June 1656 ye wch land ye said Henry Peyton was seized of in feeas heire to his sd Father..." [1686] "...Northermost halfe of 400 A. on the South syde of PottomackRiver above a point called Cock Pitt Point bounding North on a Marsh &Read Banke East on or upon Pottomcak River South along the PottomackRiver for Breadth & West into ye Woods these being ye just boundsexpressed in ye Antient Pattent of Rich. Cadsford..... [1687] 4 5 Event: Land Purchase 6 MAY 1657 Aquia River, Stafford, VA Note: By reference to Valentine Peyton's patents it will be seen that heassigned his grant of 1000 a. along the land of Richard Codsford, on abranch of the Aquia River, to Henry Peyton, Gent. May 6, 1657, whichsale was confirmed to the estate of Henry Peyton June 6, 1664.Valentine Peyton also sold to Henry 500a. on and along Aquia R. Sept .22, 1657. This, with land Henry bought of Codsford, gave him anestate of 1900 a., of which 1500 lay on Aquia R. in Stafford Co., inthe very section where Philip Peyton and John Peyton of Stony Hillsubsequently held their estates. [Hayden] Chopawasmsic Farm: On July 10, 1728, a deed between Georg Mason(III) and John Peyton was recorded in Stafford for "land lying onAquia Run in Overwharton Parish where the said George Mason nowdwells: 150 acres being part of 1,000 acres patented to ValentinePeyton on June 6, 1654 who conveyed to Henry Peyton on May 26, 1657who conveyed to Geroge Mason (II) on July 8, 1694 and was inherited byGeorge Mason (III)." Wayside: In its heyday Wayside was a sizable farm, its southernboundary being the Aquia Road (today, State Route 610) and going asfar north as the flats on the north side of Aquia Creek (where thego-cart park is located on U.S. Route 1). This low flood plain isknown as the barley patch. To the east of Wayside was Grafton. Inrecent years part of this property was used for Anne E. MoncureElementary School. Wayside and Grafton were both cut from theenormous Peyton grant. "For many years, on of my joys was going horseback riding over alarge tract of land between State Routes 610 and 630. One of myfavorite spots in this immense woodland was a long deserted house thatsat high on the hill overlooking Rocky Run. The house had been ownedby the Robertson family who had operated a sandstone quarry on theother side of the run. There were a number of quarries around thecounty, but this one was a fairly large and profitable operation, thestone from which was used to build the Capitol in Washington. In thelate 1700s William Robertson purchased the land known as the Valentinetract for use as a quarry." Benjamin Latrobe visited the quarry iin1806 and reopened the Aquia quarries whose stone was used in buildingthe second wing of the Capitol. 6 7 8 Event: Land Purchase 22 SEP 1657 Aquia River, Stafford, VA Note: Page 96 [D&W 1, p. 63] 22 Sept. 1647 [1657?]. Valentine Peytonunto my brother herny Peyton. For a valuable consideration. 500aacres in Oquia River in the County of Westmoreland ... SE upon asmall creeke dividing the land of Captg. Mason, SW into the mainewoods, NE upon Oquia River. Val. Peyton Wit: John Wethers [?], Ann Pownall. 20 Feb 1657 [1658] Acknowledged by Mr. Valentine Peyton
"This indenture made 31 July 1756 between William Matheny and Ann hiswife Job Sims and Ursula his wife and Thomas Matheny of CountyStafford Overwharton Parish of the one part and John Peyton of afsd ofother part witnesseth for sum 150 pounds current money of Virginiahath granrted 300 acres in Stafford County bounded ...Beginning at aPine standing the the back line of the Hope Patent a corner of WilliamThomas' NW along the line of the Hope line...white oak corner betweenMatheny and John Mason thence NE to Aquia River down said River toplace called the Narrows to Poplaar by river side line of marked treesto first beginning which line of marked trees divides this 300 acresfrin 200 acres sold to William Thomas the whole 500 being part oflarger Tract containing 1600 acres patented by Robert Hyubbaardbearing date the 12th Decr 1654 and by Hubbard sold to Collo.Valentine Peyton & by Peyton sold the 500 acres to his brother HenryPeyton bearing date 22nd Sept 1657 and afterwards sold said 500 acresto Richard Fossaker by deeds bearing date 1663 which double salecaused a suit in Law between the Son & heir of Henry Peyton Father tothe above mentioned John Peyton and John Fossaker Grandson of saidRichard Fossaker and after a tedious suit in Law the said Peyton andFossaker agreed to sell the said 500 acres to Solomon Day and DanielMatheny by deeds 6th March 1683 and sometimes after by deeds ofPartition the said Day and Matheny agreed to divide the 500 acresbetween them Solomon Day to have 200 acres adj the Hope Creek andDaniel Matheny to have the uppermost 300 acres...the said DanielMatheny dying left the 300 acres to his Wife and she dying withoutWill the said land fell to said Daniel Matheny's Eldest son Wm.Matheny and the said Wm. dying left the land to his Son Danl. Matheny...and said Daniel Matheny dying Intestate the land fell to his EldestSon William Matheny Party to these presents and the said WilliamMatheny last mentioned sold 100 acres of the said 300 acres to JobSims party to these prsesents by deeds bearing date 9/10 Oct 1752 andsaid William Matheny leased 100 acres of said 300 acres unto ThomasMatney party to these presents...all these conveyances may be found inrecords of Stafford County.
At Court held for Stafford County 10th August 1756." 9 10 Event: Land Patent 1 NOV 1657 Sandy & Ragged Point, StaffordCo, VA Note: "HENRY PEYTON, 400 acs. Westmoreland Co., 1 Nov 1657, p. 170 (255).On S. side of Petomeck Riv. knowne by the name of Sandy or Raggettpoint opposite to the Doegs present plantation. Granted unto RichardCodsford 6 Sept. 1654 & assigned unto sd. Peyton & due by new rightsfor trans. of 8 pers. Assigned unto Timothy Green 18 Mar 1662.["Cavaliers & Pioneers"]
"I Henry Peyton of Ocquia in Stafford County ye Sonne & heire of HenryPeyton late of London Merchant deced, Whereas my said Father at yetyme of his Death stood seized in a Tract of lande in this County ofStafford formerly Westmoreland containinge & beinge laid out for 400acres on ye South side of the Potomack River South known by ye name ofye Sandy & Ragged Point opposite to ye Doegs Plantation bounded Northupon a Marsh & Red Banke East upon Potomack River South along thePotomack River to another Small Branch West into ye Woods as dothappeare by a Patent granted to Richard Codsford bearing date ye 5thSeptember 1654 an assigned by him to my said Father ye 3d day of June1656 & by my said Father renewed & taken in his owne name by Order ofye Governour & Councell upon new right & by an Order dated ye 13 dayof October 1657 and a Pattent theron granted to him ye 1st day ofNovember 1657 as by ye same will appeare and by just Dessent in Lawdescended to me ye said Henry Peyton as Sonne & Heire to my saidFather Henry Peyton deced....for sume of foure thousand pounds ofTobacco in Caske paid my by James Butler of Stafford County have soldhim apacell of land containing 280 acres....standing at ye Mouth of asmall branch by ye River side...extending South along the PotomackRiver...encludeinge ye plantacon called Cockpey Point... & ye greaterpart of ye Marsh. 22 day of March 1689/90, Henry Peyton.Acknowledged by Anne his wife 7 Aprill 1690 and recorded in records ofStafford County." [Stafford DB] 11 Event: Apprenticed FROM 7 APR 1647 TO 1 AUG 1655 Old Change, Middlesex, ENGL Note: "Henry Payton, son of Henry Payton of Lincoln's Inn, in the Countyof Middlesex, Armiger, apprenticed to Samuel Grove of Old Change for 7years on 7th April 1647. (See Apprentice Book.) "N.B.--Before the expiration of the above term Henry Payton wasturned over to another Master, but no record of the transaction can befound in the Company's Book." "On the 1st of August, 1655, Henry Payton was made free of theCompany by Richard Partington, [prob. Draper] his assigned master fromSamuel Grove, his first master, the whole service having been reportedby Mr. Partington. (v. Presentment Bk.) "Mr. Partington cannot be traced as a member of the MerchantTaylor's Company. An apprentice could be turned over to a member ofanother company but he could only claim his fredom in the company hewas originally bound to." [Letter dated 9 May 1889 from Mr. FrancesG. Faithful, Clerk of the Merchant Taylors' Company, Thread-needleSt., London, as quoted in Hayden]

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