Person:Dorman Loughland (1)

Dorman Sabert Loughland was the immigrant member of this family, b. c. 1647, whose cattle mark was recorded in Northampton on the Eastern Shore of Virginia in 1667. Judging by the age of their eldest child, Dorman Loughland married Mary______ about 1667. In 1673, He purchased part of the original Kendal from the Poynters.

Shortly before his death Dorman Loughland bought 511 acres in Jolly's Neck, Accomac County, from General John Custis of Arlington.

In his will, which was probated 28 Feb 1687/8, Dorman Loughland left his Northampton lands to his daughters, and his Accomac lands to his sons.(XV, p.339, Northampton, Co. Va. Wills) Mary Loughland, Dorman's widow married 2nd Charles Wresselland, and 3rd Walter Mannington.

1. ↑ Dorman Loughland Will. (28 FEB 1687).
2.   Jewell /Lofland/. History of the Family of Lofland. (1956).

   Item 34 - Vol. IV, page 199, North. Co., Rec. August 28, 1653.
   Certificate granted to John Dorman for 600 acres of land. In the list
   of Headrights, John's name is not included, but one Sarah Dorman and
   the name of Roger Amolachan appear. Sarah was probably his wife.
   Roger Amelachan may have been one and the same person as "my
   Countryman, Dennis Amulegous", named in the will of the first Dorman
   Loughland.

3. ↑ In his will, which was probated 28 Feb 1687/8, Dorman Loughland left
   his Northampton lands to his daughters, and his Accomac lands to his
   sons.(XV, p.339, Northampton, Co. Va. Wills) Mary Loughland, Dorman's
   widow married 2nd Charles Wresselland, and 3rd Walter Mannington.