Monthly Archives: October 2024

VOTE IRIS

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SERGEANT JOHN HARRIS AND OTHER CLAIMANTS TO THE HARRIS CROWN

When asked, as the case several times recently, can any case be made for descendants of Thomas Harris of the Meherrin River, who died 1729/30, being also descendants of Sergeant John Harris of “Upper Chippoakes”, who died ca. 1638, the … Continue reading

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THE WORMLEY FAMILY OF WOMERSLEY, WEST YORKSHIRE

These notes on the Wormley family are an amendment and extension of previous ones. They are a tribute to the great research efforts of Nick and Kevin Wormley, who over the years have explored their family history, creating a path … Continue reading

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THOMAS WHITE AND GEORGE MOORE OF VIRGINIA – RECOMMENDATIONS

This post will make a case for the Thomas White who m. Ann Moore in Virginia ca. 1665 being of a family of Monksilver, Somerset, an adjacent parish of Stogumber, from which came a George Moore, bapt. Jan. 2, 1632/3. … Continue reading

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THE CLAIMANTS OF JOSHUA HARRIS OF VIRGINIA

A Harris researcher of very long standing wrote to me several days ago to ask my opinion on the possibility of the Thomas Harris who died in 1729/30 being a son of Edward Harris, son of Thomas Harris, d. 1688, … Continue reading

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THE (FAMILIAL) FULGHAM/HARRIS LINK

1. John Fuljames, yeoman, of Weston Zoyland, Somerset. Probate 11/55/485; Nov. 28, 1573. 1.1. John Fuljames, bur. May 10, 1601, in High Ham, Somerset (5 mls fr. Weston Zoyland). 1.2. John Fuljames, bapt. May 22, 1575. 1.2.1. Anthony Fuljames, of … Continue reading

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PRIME AND WHITE OF VIRGINIA – and the blindfolded archer

The traditional accounts of Edmund Prime are simply that, traditional – without substance. Find an immigrant with the same name, and he becomes the ancestor of the Prime family of Virginia. No questions about his associations in Virginia, about their … Continue reading

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