Record includes page no., dwelling no., family no., names, ages, sex, occupations, place of birth, value of real estate, value of personal property.

Information includes names, age, sex, occupation, birth place, etc.

Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the Bolling (and variant spellings) families who came mainly from Denmark, England, Germany, Scotland, and Sweden as early as 1610. Some focus is on (but not limited to) descendants of these primary ancestors: Robert Bolling 1st (1546-1709) who lived in Bolling Hall, Bradford, England; Thomas Bouldinge (1580-1655) known as Thomas of the ship, The Swan; and the Catholic Bolling...

William Byrd, son of a London goldsmith, immigrated to Virginia, in 1670 at age 18, to join his Uncle Stagg on his plantation on the James River. The following year, his childless uncle died and he inherited the estate. He married Mary Horsemander, in 1673. Their son, William Byrd (1674-1744), was born on his father's estate. He was educated in England and returned to Virginia after being admitted to the bar. He soon returned to England as a Colonial...

Col. William Byrd was born in London in 1652 and died at Westover, Virginia in 1704. Traces line of descent to Thomas Taylor Byrd, born January 17, 1752 at Westover, Virginia.

Although some information is provided for the ancestors of Richard Byrd this work is primarily about his descendants. Includes Byrd and Davis lines.

Mary Horsmanden (1652-1699) was a daughter of Warham Horsmanden and Susanna Beeching of England. At the time of her birth Mary's father Warham was trustee of property in Virginia. Mary was briefly married to Samuel Filmer (d. 1670), son of Sir Robert Filmer of East Sutton, Kent. Her second marriage was about 1673 to William Byrd I, son of John Byrd, goldsmith (banker) of London, and his wife Grace Stegge. William had emigrated from England to Virginia...