┌── William Henshaw, of Sussex
│
┌── Thomas Henshaw of Basset's Fee ──┤
│ <1600-? │
│ └── - Mitcher
│
Margaret Henshaw ────┤
B: 1614 │
D: c1688 │
└── Katharin Gowre
M: John Gilliam, Jr.
M: Henry Briggs
Margaret Henshaw [ID 04970]
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Margaret Henshaw1 [Margery Henshaw2,3,4, Margery Hinshaw1].
Born Feb 18 16145 [Feb 18 16156], London, England5.
Note that either this birth date is wrong, or her parents were not Thomas Henshaw & Katherine Gower, since Thomas Henshaw & Katherine Gower were married in 1618.7 Thomas Henshaw had been previously married however,8 so it is possible that maybe Margery's mother might have been Thomas' first wife.9
She married John Gilliam, Jr.1,2,3,4,10 [John Guilham1], about 16501,2,3,4,10, Virginia1,2,3,4,10. John, son of John Gilliam, Sr. & - Fountayn, was born 1614, England.1,2,5,10 (John's mother's name also reported to be Jane Henry).11
Children:
Elizabeth Gilliam, born 1654; died 1714; married 1) John West, 2) William Bevin, 3) Francis Maybury/Mabry.
2,3,4,5,10,12,13
John Gilliam, born 1663; died 1736; married Ann Bathurst..
11,12,13
Hinchea/Hinshawe Gilliam, born 1665, Bristol, Virginia; died 1773; married Fortune Flood.
1,12
Charles Gilliam, born 1667; died 1740; married Francis Harris.
12
Margery Gilliam, born 1669; died 1740.
12
John died 1673, Prince George County, Virginia.1,2
She then married Henry Briggs1 [Henry Griggs10], about 16801. Margaret married Henry sometime between March 1678 and October 1681.1
Margaret Henshaw died about 1688, Henrico County, Virginia.2,10
Sources
- Contribution from Jim Young ().
- Henry Poole database: http://www.hom.net/~htpiii/poole/d0004/g0000073.html.
- http://www.ancestry.com GEDCOM file F2115.GED.
- GEDCOM file g442.ged at http://www.ancestry.com.
- "Family Tree Maker, Family Archives, World Family Tree", Vol. 3,
by Broderbund Software, a collection of individual family group submissions.
- LDS IGI.
- LDS IGI, citing: records of St. Lawrence Pountney Church, London, England.
- "Pedigrees of the Families in the County of Sussex",
London 1830, by William Berry, in the LDS Family History Library,
microfilm #0924227.
- Speculation.
- Contribution from Denise Sallee ().
- GEDCOM file F689 at http://www.ancestry.com.
- Contribution from Bill Gilliam () citing:
Gilliam ancestry by Francis Gilliam and his father of Prince George Co., VA.
- Contribution from Tom () citing:
"The Mecklenburg Signers and their Neighbors" by Worth Ray.
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