Virginia

History of the Maupin family : including some of the Spencer, Via, Rice, Graves, Ballard, Gentry, Miller, Hawkins, Bates, Woods, Harris, Washington, Chapman, White, Jarman, Michie, Kirby, Mullins, Pressnel, Dabney, Rea, Heard, Reed, and others

Book — by Maupin, Ruby G. Heard Maupin … 277 pages. Originally released without claim of copyright. Free to download and to share. A special feature of this genealogy is some pre-1600 history that includes history of a Maupin knight in the crusades and includes some lore going back to 14th century.

Captain Roger Jones, of London and Virginia Some of His Antecedents and Descendants

Book — by Jones, Lewis Hampton Jones … 442 pages, published 1891 … Captain Roger Jones, of London and Virginia Some of His Antecedents and Descendants, including the families of BATHURST, BELFIELD, BROWNING, CARTER, CATESBY, COCKE, GRAHAM, FAUNTLEROY, HICKMAN, HOSKINS, LATANE, LEWIS, MERIWETHER, SKELTON, WALKER, WARING, WOODFORD, AND OTHERS.

Notes – Marcum

DNA matches with the Marcum / Markham family of early Virginia are strong. Whether they exist across all early pre-1800 branches of our Golden family is not something I have yet researched. Early records will usually indicate that the surname arrived in Virginia as Markham and within a generation or two became Marcum.

Book: Christchurch Parish records from 1653-1812, Middlesex, Virginia

Christchurch Parish records from 1653-1812, Middlesex, Virginia … 336 pages, published 1897 … Super indexed. Contains the registry of life events in the parish as well as by-name index at the end of the book. Unique to this parish record are the many slaves that are listed by name and their own life events

1730+ Elizabeth Noel marries FNU Gouldman

1730+ Elizabeth Noel marries FNU Gouldman Occupacia, Caroline and Essex County, Virginia Daniel Noel, 1665–1755andElizabeth Elliott, 1670–1752 Daughter Elizabeth Noel married a first name unknown (FNU) Gouldman per the Winston Family History, 1924. No year is given for the marriage. Elizabeth would have been approximately 17 in 1730. — Martha Tomlin, 1680–1721, widow of Edward Gouldman, 1660–1710, … Read more

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