Person:Joan Allen (5)

Watchers
Joan Allen
  1. Elizabeth AllenEst 1633 - Bet 1709 & 1718
  2. Joan AllenEst 1635 - Bet 1709 & 1729
  3. _____ AllenEst 1640 - Bef 1691
  4. Arthur Allen1649 - 1710
  • HRobert WilliamsonEst 1628 - Bet 1669 & 1670
  • WJoan AllenEst 1635 - Bet 1709 & 1729
m. Est 1652
  1. Robert WilliamsonEst 1653 - Bef 1687/88
  2. George WilliamsonEst 1655 - Bet 1721 & 1722
  3. Arthur WilliamsonEst 1660 - Aft 1669
  4. Francis WilliamsonEst 1662 - 1743
  • HRobert BurnettAbt 1621 - Bef 1679
  • WJoan AllenEst 1635 - Bet 1709 & 1729
m. Bet 1672 and 1675
  1. Ann BurnettBef 1679 - 1729
m. Bef 8 Feb 1700/01
Facts and Events
Name Joan Allen
Married Name Mrs. Joan Williamson
Married Name Mrs. Joan Burnett
Gender Female
Birth[2] Est 1635 Virginia, United States
Marriage Est 1652 Virginia, United Statesto Robert Williamson
Marriage Bond 2 Nov 1672 Isle of Wight, Virginia, United Statesto Robert Burnett
Marriage Bet 1672 and 1675 to Robert Burnett
Other[1] 8 Aug 1683 named as wife of Robert Burnett in Deed to Joseph Bridger
Marriage Bef 8 Feb 1700/01 to Reuben Proctor
Death[2] Bet 1709 and 1729 Isle of Wight, Virginia, United States
References
  1. William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine. (Omohundro Institute)
    Vol 7.

    p 234 -
    234 Deed of Joseph Bridger, Esq., for certain land (left by Dr. Robert Williamson to Joan, his wife, for life, and then to his eldest son Robert, which lands were found to escheat and were then granted in 1678 to said Bridger) to said Joan, now the wife of Mr. Robert Burnett. 8 Aug. 1683.
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    [Proves that Joan was married to Robert Williamson and Robert Burnett.]

  2. 2.0 2.1 Carrell, William P. The Allen family of Surry County, Virginia: its British roots and early generations in America, in Dorman, John Frederick, ed. The Virginia Genealogist. (Washington, District of Columbia: Dorman, John Frederick)
    50(2006):133-34.

    The author estimates Joan's birth year as 1638 (and her marriage year as 1652), with an explanation, although there is no reason she couldn't have been born a few years earlier.