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| Birth: | About 1625 in STEVENHEATH PARISH, PROB RATCLIFFE, STEPNEY, MIDDLESEX, ENGLAND |
| Death: | Before 4 Feb 1689 in PROB ISLE OF WIGHT CO., VA |
| Sex: | M |
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| Occupation: SHIPWRIGHT 2 |
| Changed: 19 Feb 2007 |
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James Sampson and Elizabeth Barcroft were married ca 1648 inStepney, County Middlesex. the old parish church1664 Isle of Wight records: signed as "James Sampson ofStevenheath Parish in County Middlesex, Shipwright." D&W#1 p213 Dec 1666 Elizabeth and James Sampson sign receipt for GeorgeMoore for her share of the estate of her father, CharlesBarcroft. D&W#1 p9 8415 March 1669/70 Elizabeth Sampson witnessed will of ThomasWooten.Chapman Wills 1, 14Elizabeth had died before her husband wrote his will 4 Feb1688/89;James Sampson's will was probated 9 April 1689. Legatees were- daughter Margaret, wife of Nicholas Wilson- Mr George Moore and his wife- son James Sampson- "my daughter Clarke"- John BrowneIn codicil he mentions his deceased wife on her death bedrequested that he take notice that she left her two daughters,Margaret and Elizabeth 300 acres apiece of the land [ obviouslythe 1200 acres granted Elizabeth Barcroft in 1647. [JamesSampson still owned the 1200 acres in 1704.
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- Text: Boddie, John Bennett; Historical Southern Families, Vol I & III;
Clearfield Company; Baltimore; 1959
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