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Monthly Archives: November 2015
COUSINS OF SERGEANT JOHN HARRIS
English kinship groups in Virginia were as a spider’s web. Their infinite connections stand in stark contrast to the isolated family units of today. A unique insight into how consanguineous lines of cousins intermarried, with each generation also marrying into … Continue reading
FURTHER HARRIS THOUGHTS
There were two branches of the Harris family of Southwark. The great problem of untangling the offspring of any man is one of differentating between the offspring of a brother, or cousin. This is because the family of a cousin … Continue reading
NEWIT HARRIS AND AVIS HOLLEMAN
1. ‘John Harris, of St Saviour’, Southwark, whose Will, proved May 2, 1616 … bequests to ‘Robert Harris, his eldest son, Thomas Harris, his second son; Mary Harris, his underage daughter’ (TNA, Prob.11/127, ff.345v-346r). He m. ‘Ellen (Dryver) Harris, of … Continue reading
HARRIS AND DRIVER FAMILIES OF VIRGINIA
This refinement of the associations of the Harris cousins of Southwark, London, in all likelihood gives the lineage of Thomas Harris, d. 1672, and Thomas Harris, d. 1688. This branch of the family had intermarried with the Dryver family of … Continue reading
Hirlas Horn (The Long Blue Horn)
Owen Cyveilioc Hirlas Horn (The Long Blue Horne) Sharon Turner. The History of the Anglo-Saxons. vol iii., p. 333, 1840: Another princely Bard was Owen Cyveilioc. He flourished between 1150 and 1197. He was the prince of Powys. He was … Continue reading
MAJOR WILLIAM HARRIS AND THE LORDS OF CHIRK
In what follows, I have followed the notes of eminent antiquarians, though not without question, as some genealogies of this time confound one generation with another. This said, I believe the following to be a reasonable outline of the ancestry … Continue reading
THE ROYAL WELSH ANCESTRY OF MAJOR WILLIAM HARRIS
1. Gwerystan ap Gwaithfoed. 2. Cynfyn ap Gwerystan, m. Angharad, widow of Llywelyn ap Seisyll (d. 1023); an 11th century King of Gwynedd, Powys and Deheubarth. 3. Bleddyn ap Cynfyn, d. 1073; installed by Harold and Tostig Godwinson as king … Continue reading
THE ARNOLD FAMILY OF SOUTHWARK, LONDON, AND HANOVER COUNTY, VIRGINIA
The Arnold family of Virginia were inhabitants of Southwark, London. William Harris, husband of Temperance Overton, was almost certainly of the Harris family of Southwark, London. The family of Elizabeth (Waters) Overton were of St. Sepulchre, London. The Overton family … Continue reading
MAJOR WILLIAM HARRIS OF LUDLOW AND VIRGINIA
THE CHURCH OF ST LAWRENCE, LUDLOW Mary Harris, daughter of Captain Thomas Harris, found herself in an enclave in Virginia that was peopled by many families from the Malvern Hills area of England, that is, of the counties of Herefordshire, … Continue reading