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| To fix: | | More than one wife on a family page | | To check: | Katherine Royall (2) | Born before parents' marriage |
Order of First Families of Virginia, 1607-1624/5 Founded in Virginia 1912, 3rd Edition, copyright 1987, pp 517-523. Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. Compiled and Edited by Annie Lash Jester, F.A.S.G. in collaboration with Martha Woodroof Hiden,F.A.S.G., FHL book 975.5 H2j.
Joseph Royall married (1) Thomasin, (2) by 1637, 7 Ann, and (3) about 1645, Katherine Banks, 8 who married (2) Capt. Henry Isham. 9 Her will, 10 Oct 1686, named her children and grandchildren by both marriages. 10
7. See footnote 4 in Individual notes for Joseph Royall
8. Randolph Pedigree, 1713/4, College of Arms, H. MS 21/248, Collection of Robert Dale, Richmond Herald, "Katherine daughter of...Banks of Centerbury in Kent."
9. Henry Ishamm II, son of Capt. Henry Isham, in his will, 13 Nov 1678-1 Feb. 1678/9 (Henrico County Wills & Deeds 1677-92, p. 71; P.C.C.81 Bath, in Waters, Gleanings, I, p. 428) named brother Joseph Royall, mother Mrs. Katherine Isham, sisters Mrs. Mary Randolph and Anne Isham, to whom he bequeathed jointly his "plantation in Charles City County, commonly called "Doggams." The Royall lands in Henrico adjoined the Isham lands in Charles City.
10. Henrico Co. Wills and Deeds 1677-92, p. 392. Besides children and grandchildren herein named, she mentioned daughter Mary (Isham)Randolph, son-in-law William Randolph, daughter Ann (Isham) Epes, son-in-law Francis Epes (see Epes) and their children.
Issue by (3) Katherine Banks:
Joseph, Daughter, Sarah, Katherine, Daughter
Joseph, son of Joseph and Katherine(Banks) Royall deposed 20 Feb.1681/2 that he was aged 36 years or thereabouts.
11. His mother left him all her lands. With Capt. William Randolph and Francis Epes, the husbands of his half sisters, he was joint patentee, 20 April 1680, of 580 acres known as "Martin's Swamp," lying in Bermuda Hundred Neck on the south side of James River and adjoining lands of the three grantees.
12. He served as justice and sheriff of Henrico, as captain of militia, and as vestryman of Curles Church in Bristol Parish.
13. He owned 783 acres in Henrico and 260 acres in Charles City County,1704.
14. He married Mary ______, widow of George Archer (died 1676) whose daughter Margery (Archer) Bullington in her will, 20 Jan. 1691/2
15. named her father-in-law [step-father] Joseph Royall and brother Henry Royall, and whose son John Archer in his will, 14 March 1717/8,
16. mentions his brother Joseph Royall. He died before 7 May 1722 when his will, now lost, was presented for probate by Joseph, William, and Henry Royall, executors. 17
11 Ibid., p. 212.
12 Patent Bi. 7, p. 24
13 V XXXII, p. 412
14 Henrico Co. Wills & Deeds 1677-92, p. 35. She had four Archer children: George, Elisabeth (married Thomas Branch - see Branch), John (married Frances Sheppey) and Margery (married Nicholas Bullington).
15 Henrico Co. Deeds & Wills 1p. 288.
16 Henrico Co. Miscellaneous Court Records II, p. 393.
17 Henrico Co. Minute Bk. 1719-24, p. 174. By his will he devised land he patented 22 Jan
1717/8 to Joseph Royall, Henry Royall, William Royall and Richard Dennis (Henrico Co. Deeds & Wills 1725-37, pp. 365-66; Patent Bk. 10,p. 347; Patent Bk. 13, p. 348).
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