This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1892 edition. Excerpt: ...1730, .June, Rodham Kenner and Judith Beverley daughter of Robt. B.; 1731, Thomas Hill and Elizabeth Gray, (August 3d) William Woodford and Elizabeth Cock, Wm Woodford was the first sheriff of Caroline Co., 1728 and 1729, and father of Wm Woodford of the Revolution; 1732--3, January 4th, Elliott Benger and Dorothea Brayne, the sister of the wife of Governor Spotswood, and the "Miss Theky"of the Byrd Papers; 1733, Larkin Chew and Mrs. Mary Beverley daughter of Robert B., Rice Curtis and Mrs. Ann Brock, Hancock Lee and Mary Willis; 1736, Francis Thornton and Frances Gregory He was of Fall Hill, near Fredericksburg. She a daughter of Roger Gregory and his wife Mildred Washington: 1737, William Robinson and Agatha Beverley W. R was a brother of Speaker Robinson. Agatha B., a daughter of Robert B., John Gregg and Elizabeth Waugha 173S, William Waller and Mrs. Ann Beverley, daughter of Robt. B.; 1739, John Gordon and Margaret, daughter of Dorothy Teunant, Joseph Calvert and Lucy Webb, Reverend James Marye'and Mrs. Elinor Purcel Dun Rev. James M. was a Huguenot immigrant, minister at Manakintown, and afterwards from 1735 to 1767, minister of St. George's Parish, Spotsylvania; 1740, Edmund Waller and Mrs. Mary Pendleton, John Thornton and Mildred Gregory, daughter of Roger G.; 1741, Thomas Minor and Alice Thomson; 1742, Henry Willis and Elizabeth Gregory, daughter of Roger G., 1744, William Hunter and Martha Taliaferro, ancestors of Robert Mercer Taliaferra Hunter, William Johnston and Hetty Taylor. PEDIGREE OF A REPRESENTATIVE VIRGINIA PLANTER. BY THE EDITOR. Virginia Pedigree of Digges. IV. Col. Edward Digges. b. about 1621, d. March 15, 1675--(5, aged 55 years; m. Elizabeth (d. about 1691). supposed to be a sister;45" of Col. John Page....