Captain John Marshall Sr & Martha Jane McCartie Family

Captain John and Martha Jane were married in a religious ceremony in 1623 in Ireland.

Marriage/Union Notes
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  | West(w)rays of Isle of Wight County, Virginia |
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  by Michael Wester (http://math.unm.edu/~wester/) --- last updated 11/24/03
  
  William Westwray
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  William Westwray witnessed the will of Richard Death 3/3/1647, the will of
  William Jewry 1/1/1651, the will of John Valentine 5/8/1652 and the patent of
  Henry Watts 12/20/1654. He was granted a patent for 750 acres of land in Isle
  of Wight County for the transportation of 15 persons into Virginia 9/26/1664.
  William Westwray's will was dated 8/9/1664 and recorded 8/19/1664, hence his
  patent was granted about a month after his death. Therefore, either the patent
  had been "in the works" for a while and he died just before it was granted
  (so it passed onto his son? William), or it was really a grant to his son? who
  was also named William Westwray.
  
  Elizabeth Susannah Scowne
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  William Westwray's widow was Elizabeth, who apparently had sons John and
  Humphrey Marshall from a previous marriage to probably a John Marshall. On
  5/4/1666, she deeded all real and personal estate to her son John Marshall and
  his son Humphrey. Elizabeth Susannah Scowne was born in England, the daughter
  of Humphrey Scowne, an early settler of Isle of Wight County whose earliest
  patent was dated 9/16/1636.
  
  John Marshall
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  Elizabeth's son? John Marshall and his neighbor Anthony Fulgham were signers of
  the Isle of Wight "Grievances" in 1676, and were leaders of the discontented
  followers of Bacon in the county, according to John Bennett Boddie. After the
  rebellion collapsed, John Marshall Sr. (implying that there was also a John
  Marshall Jr.) presented in court on 4/9/1677 a petition seeking pardon signed
  by various of the instigators. John Marshall (Sr.) married Jane McCarthy. On
  7/9/1680, he deeded land to his son Robert Marshall. On 11/8/1680, he deeded
  the rest of his estate to his son Humphrey Marshall at his (John's) death.
  John's will was dated 10/4/1687 and proved 6/9/1688. In it, he mentioned his
  brother Humphrey Marshall, his son Humphrey, his daughter Mary, and his
  youngest son (unnamed).
  
  On 10/16/1699, John's son, Humphrey Marshall, assigned to William West a grant
  for 1500 pounds of tobacco, 160 acres, etc., that was originally an indenture
  made between John Marshall and William West on 6/6/1667. Also, William West in
  his will of 10/2/1708, probated 2/9/1709, left to his son William land
  purchased from Captain William Oldis and William Westry, and to his son Robert
  land purchased from John Marshall the elder (Elizabeth's son?). Note that John
  Westray, the great grandson? of William Westwray, bought 200 acres from Henry
  West on 5/20/1722.
  
  Humphrey Marshall
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  John's brother?, Humphrey Marshall, married Priscilla Thomas. He sold 250
  acres to John Marshall Jr. (Humphrey's nephew?, that is, John Sr.'s son) on
  10/8/1680. Humphrey Marshall wrote a will 12/18/1711 in which he mentioned his
  four daughters, and gave land adjoining that of John Marshall (his nephew?) to
  one of his grandsons.

They had six sons and a daughter, named Robert, Humphrey, Thomas, William, John, John and Mary.

Captain John Marshall Sr
Captain John was born in Isle Of Wight, Hampshire Co., England.

Birth Notes
- This birth year 1596 does not seem right and I found this "range" listed elsewhere. You have to look at the age of the person and what was going on in the colony and England to see how it fits pretty good.
  
  I am changing it to this "range" til I find out more
  
  and some say
  1596 ?? Ballymocadamcast, Kerry, Ireland
  
  Source: One World Tree ‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎(sm)‎‎‎‎‎ ‎‎‎‎‎(perpetuator of mistakes galore)‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎
  
  Note: evidence does not support this
  
  The John Marshall who purchased land from John Valentine was supposedly in 1638. This means this is a different John or he was here earlier than 1650. That conflicts with the Cavalier info.
  
  This is wrong or there is another generation in here somewhere
  There may be confusion between this John and his son. His son
  may be the one who signed the Bacon papers.
  on that paper there is firstly
  John Marshall
  then on another page is John ‎‎‎‎‎‎(I)‎‎‎‎‎‎ Marshall
  I think the ‎‎‎‎‎‎(I)‎‎‎‎‎‎ is Capt John and the first is his son but this is just my speculation. It could be that I is his mark for his name. Not sure.
  
  Looking at what I have found, John could have been married to Scowne in England had 2 kids then "divorced" or something and then had kids with Jane. Then came to the colony and had more kids, met up with friends like Westray who was married to his ex wife. ‎‎‎‎‎("they were trying to start their own 'whatever'" as a book specs)‎‎‎‎‎
  William gets killed and John takes in his family as they did in those days. ‎‎‎‎‎(speculating)‎‎‎‎‎
  Not sure if Westray is the one mentioned in the Bacon papers.
  
  King of England bef 1625 King James I
  King of England 27 March 1625 until his execution in 1649 King Charles I
  1606 London Company—founded Jamestown
  Plymouth Company—failed colony at the mouth of Kennebec River.
  USA is called Virginia and New England and the New River Counties
  
  In 1619, the Virginia Company created the House of Burgesses
  House of Burgesses, which started meeting at the Memorial Church in 1619
  
  see good old maps here http://www.newrivernotes.com/nrv.htm
  
  people in "VA" became OH/PA/NC/SC, etc. when the territories were
  formed so they did not necessarily move.
  
  Arriving in 1619 with 100 settlers, they settled near the mouth of the creek on the south side of the James River, still known as Lawne's Creek, which, in 1642 made the dividing line between this county and Surry Co. The area was known as Lawne's Plantation. In 1625, the area was renamed to Wight Plantation, still a part of the Worrosquoyacke settlement. Many of the first settlers were of cavalier origin.
  1240 in 1622 ...not many people. still can't find a John yet
  
  At midday on Good Friday, March 22, 1622 there were 1240 inhabitants in the State of Virginia. Of these, 347 would be killed by the Indians in the 80 settlements north and south sides of the James River, of which 53 were residents of the colony of the Worrosquoyacke. The Worrosquoyacke Indians were part of the attack on the setllement. In February 1623-24, a census records that there were 53 persons at "Worwicke-Sqeak" and "Basse's Choice", 23 having died since the April before.
  from http://www.genealogical-gleanings.com/Early%20Virginia.htm
  
  Isle of Wight is just offshore of Hampshire where Thomas is from
  Isle of Wight, an island and unitary authority, part of the historic county of Hampshire
  
  Also at this era ‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎(spring of 1608)‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎ Isle of Wight Virginia was forming up from people comprised highly of those
  from the Isle of Wight in England

He diedNov 8th, 1688 in Westmoreland, Virginia, USA.¹

Death Notes
- possible Dumfries, Prince William County, VA, USA

Captain John Marshall Sr & Martha Jane McCartie

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