Person:Daniel Llewellen (1)

The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, Volume XIII (July, 1905), No. 1, pages 53-64, "Virginia Gleanings in England," has the following:

DANIEL LLUELLIN of Chelmsford, Essex, planter. Will 6 Feb 1663/4; 11 Mar 1663/4. Lands, tenements, hereditaments in Charles county in upper part of James River in Virginia, to wife Anne for life, then to son Daniel LLEWELLIN. Ditto as to goods, but to daughter Martha JONES his sister two seasoned servants. Also to son Daniel LLLUELLIN best suite, cloake, coate and hatt, second best hatt with silver hatband, all Linnen, and my sayle skinn Trunk. To friend Mary ELSING of Chelmsford, spinster, for care, one of best white ruggs and my new peece of Dowlas, saving sufficient for a winding sheet to bury mee. To Mary DEERINGTON of Chelmsford, a widow one of wurst white ruggs. To daughter Margaret CRUSE 40s. for ring and to her husband ditto. To son-in-law Robert HALLOM ditto. To master Chr. SALTER living in Wine Court wiwthout Bishopgate and Anne his wife 10s. each for gloves. Goods sent over this spring and summer to be sold for debts due. Rest to son Daniel.

Executors: Thomas VERVELL of Roxwell, Essex, gent., James JAUNCY of Cateaton Streete, London, Merchant, Giles SUSSEX of Thames Street, London, Hottpresser, and Master William WALKER of Colchest:, Essex, Shopkeeper. To be buried in parish church of Chelmsford neare the Reading deske and friend Doctor John MICHELSON to preach.

Witnesses: Robert LLOYD, Tim CODE, senior, scrivenor.

1. ↑ Dorman, John Frederick. Adventurers of purse and person, Virginia, 1607-1624/5. (Baltimore, Maryland: Genealogical Publishing Company, c2004, 4th edition)
   pg. 849.

   Ann (___) Price, who came to Virginia in the Francis Bonaventure, Aug. 1620, and was living with her (1) husband 1. John Price at Neck of Land, Charles City, 1623/4, being listed there in the muster, 1624/5, aged 21. She married (2), before 1636, 1. Robert Hallom and (3), probably by 1640, Daniel Llewellyn, who was in Virginia by 19 Sept. 1633 when he was claimed as a headright by Capt. William Perry.
   
   Daniel Llewellyn, Gent., received a patent, 27 Oct. 1642, for 856 acres on the "Upper branches of Turkey Island Creek" and adjacent to "Mr. Aston's land", in which he claimed among 17 headrights Robert Hallome and Francis Hallome.
   
   As shown in the account of the Hallom family, he (Daniel Llewellen) had by 1645/6 taken over the management of their affairs in Virginia. He served as Burgess from Henrico, 1643-44, and from Charles City, 1646, 1652 and 1656, was a justice of Charles City, 1650/1, captain of militia, and was sworn as sheriff of Charles City, 3 April 1656. His will, 6 Feb. 1663/4 - 11 March 1663/4, was made while a resident of Chelmsford, County Essex, England. He left land in Charles City County to his wife Anne for life, then to his son Daniel, servants to Daniel Jr.'s sister Martha Jones, 50 shillings for a ring to daughter Margaret Cruse and to her husband, and directed that he should be buried in the parish church at Chelmsford "near the Reading deske".