Zij is getrouwd met John Proctor.
Zij zijn getrouwd rond 1610 te London,England.Bron 3
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Note: Allis Proctor's husband John Proctor did not undertake the voyage
to the Colonies for reasons of proverty as so many did, as his wife,
followed himto Jamestown, Virginia accompanied by a servant and ample
possessions to earn the title of "Gentlewoman." John and his wife Allis
settled on the Pace Plantation called "Paces Pain," in a large typical
18th century house. In March of 1622, the Quinoughcohannock Indians
conducted the first large scale attack upon the English settlers in the
colonies [The Great Massacre of 1622]. It is thought that John Proctor
was in England settling his brothers estate atthe time of the massace as
it is recorded that "{Mistress Proctor}" a proper, civil, and modest
gentlewoman held out against the Indians until the English officers
forced her to leave the house for her own safety. The Indians then
burned the house. Of an estimated 1244 settlers, 334 of them were
slaughtered and the first section of the colony was abandoned. After the
loss of their home, the Proctors moved to Surry, Virginia (Near
Jamestown] on the James River. John Proctor received a patent for land
from the Virginia Company on July of 1623, and received 100 acres in
Henrico, Virginia on the James River in 1626. John died and his will
mentions his brother Thomas Proctor, a haberdasher in London, England.
There is evidence that John Proctor and Allis Graye had seven children.
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