Person:Valentine Peyton (1)

m. Abt 1685
  1. Valentine Peyton, Esq.1686 - 1751
  2. Robert Peyton1689 -
  3. Sarah PeytonAbt 1690 -
  4. John Peyton, of Stonyhill1691 - 1760
  • HValentine Peyton, Esq.1686 - 1751
  • W.  Anne (add)
m. Abt 1725
m.
  1. Valentine Peyton
  2. Eleanor Peyton - Bet 1788 & 1793
  3. John Peyton1728 - Bef 1774
  4. Robert PeytonAbt 1729 - 1795
  5. Craven PeytonAbt 1730 - Abt 1781
  6. Col. Henry PeytonAbt 1731 - 1781
  7. Francis PeytonAbt 1732 - 1808
Facts and Events
Name Valentine Peyton, Esq.
Gender Male
Birth[1] 1686 Westmoreland, Virginia, United States
Marriage Abt 1725 [1st wife]
to Anne (add)
Marriage [2nd wife]
to Frances Linton
Death[1] 1751 Prince William, Virginia, United States
Reference Number? Q109480952?

Early Land Acquisition in Virginia

Acquisition of Land from Virginia Northern Neck Land Grants:

  • 5-211: Valentine Peyton of Stafford County, 771 acres on Broad Run of Ouaquan River in Stafford County adj. Henry Harding. Warrant 19 April 1715, Surv. by Mr. Thomas Hooper 15 Oct 1715. 15 Nov. 1715. # (Peyton refused to pay. 17 Feb. 1721/22). [Virginia Northern Neck Land Grants, 1694-1742, Vol. 1, Gertrude E. Gray, pg. 69].


Working notes

  • 1728 - sold 100 acres (half of a 200 acre parcel) on Acquia Creek to brother John[The Peytons of Virginia II (2004), 1:24]
References
  1. 1.0 1.1 Valentine Peyton (burgess), in Wikipedia: The Free Encyclopedia
    last accessed Dec 2022.

    Valentine Peyton (1687–1751), was a Virginia planter and military officer who served in the House of Burgesses representing Prince William County (part-time) from 1736 through 1740, as well as in local offices. ... he was named for a great-uncle who emigrated to the Virginia colony and served as a burgess for then-vast Westmoreland County in 1663-64.