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Apr 27, 2022 · The son, William, died in Lancaster County in 1700 and left his land to his sons, William and Robert. His will is dated April 26, 1700, and probated October 10, 1700. William was born 1614 in Newsom Hall, Lancashire, England, and died Abt. 1657 in Rich Neck, James City, Virginia. He married (1) Penelope Ramsey Abt. 1631 in Lancashire, England.
- "William Neesum"
- Unknown Place in the, United Kingdom
- 1614
- Biography
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"William Jr. was born in 1614...[On 21 Aug] 1635 the twenty-one year old William departed London on the ship Georgefor Virginia; he 'signed [the] ship's register as William Neesum, farmer'. He landed in James City County, directly across the James River from Surry, and purchased land southeast of of Jamestown in Rich Neck. Young William arrived wit...
Jeffrey Roberts. Salted and Cured: Savoring the Culture, Heritage, and Flavor of America's Preserved Meats. Chelsea Green Publishing; 15 April 2017. ISBN 978-1-60358-661-0. p. 58–.Nugent, Nell Marion. 1934. Cavaliers and pioneers; abstracts of Virginia land patents and grants, 1623-1800. Richmond: Press of the Dietz Print Co.Surry deeds, p. 127- Male
- November 1, 1657
He died 1 November 1757 at Rich Neck Plantation, James City County, now Surry County, Virginia at the age of 43. William Neesam (William Newsom) in the U.S. and Canada, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s Report issue Name: William Neesam [William Newsom] Birth Year: abt 1614 Arrival Year: 1635 Arrival Place: Virginia Age: 21
On January 22, 1658, William Batt sold this land and mentioned that it had been patented by William Newsom, Jr. in 1636 and was commonly called Rich Neck (ib., p. 127). This was only a part of the original patent, for William Newsom, Jr. still possessed the "Plantation in Rich Neck," which he left to his eldest son, William III (Surry County ...
Born in Newsham Hall, Lancashire, England on 1614 to William Newsome and Ellen Lucille Singleton. William Newsome married Elizabeth Gertrude Wilson and had 20 children. He passed away on 1 Nov 1657 in Rich Neck Plantation, Surry, Virginia, United States.
- Male
- November 1, 1657
- Newsham Hall, Lancashire, England
that it had been patented by William Newsom in 1936 and was com-monly called Rich Neck (id., p. 127). This was only a part of the original patent, however, for William Newsom, second, still possessed the "Plantation in Rich Neck," which he left to his eldest son, William (Surry D. & W., 1686-93, p. 226). The last record of William Newsom,
William Newsome was a wealthy land owner in Surry County and lived on a plantation called Rich Neck on the southern side of the James River near Bacon's Castle. John Newsome (born 1675) John Newsome son of William III and Anne was born 1675 in Surry County and married Sarah Crafford, daughter of Robert Crafford and Elizabeth Carter who was from ...
