_Henry, Earl of Warwick DE NEWBURGH _+
| (.... - 1119)
_Roger, 2nd Earl of Warwick DE NEWBURGH _|
| (.... - 1153) |
| |_Margaret ___________________________
|
|
|--Waleren, 4th Earl of Warwick DE NEWBURGH
| (.... - 1204)
| _William II DE WARRENE ______________+
| |
|_Gundred DE WARRENNE ____________________|
|
|_Isabelle (Elizabeth) DE VERMANDOIS _+
(1081 - 1131)
_John Schuyler MEADOWS _+
| (1903 - 1988) m 1930
_Alan Schuyler MEADOWS _|
| m 1955 |
| |_Doris Louise CALDWELL _
| m 1930
|
|--Lisa Kay MEADOWS
|
| ________________________
| |
|_Jean SIMMONS __________|
m 1955 |
|________________________
_Ira REGAN __________
|
_Daniel REGAN _______|
| |
| |_____________________
|
|
|--Francis REGAN
|
| _____________________
| |
|_Elizabeth __________|
|
|_____________________
[539]
1 Francis Regan, Sr. was born in Isle of Wight, VA or Ireland
1662.Francis died 1727 in Surry County, VA, at 65 years of age. His body
wasinterred 1727 in Surry County, VA.
1662 in VA. Jane was the daughter of Richard Gross and Jane
Wilson. Janedied after 1726/7 in Surry County, VA. (Possible problem:
Jane Gross
wasindicted a widow in 1696. If true, she could not be
married to FrancisRegan who died in 1727.)
presents that I Jane Regan also Jane Gross, widow, ye
daughter and soleheiress of ye within named Richard Gross do hereby
(for theconsideration
of five thousand pounds of tobacco in hand as part of
yesatisfaction for this land, as also for diverse other considerations
methereunto moving)
assign and make over all my right title and interestin ye
land and appteures in this patent conveyed to Nicholas Casey andto his
heirs and assigns
forever, as witness my hand and seal this 9thday of Feb.,
1696. Jane Regan (seal)."
Reynolds. Acknowledged in open Court held for ye Isle of
Wight County ye9th day of Feb., 1696 by Jane Regan as her act and deed
and recorded
byorder of 9th of June 98. Fra. Chapman Clerk Court.
Virginia Beach Central Library, Virginia Beach, VA. Isle of
Wight CountyRecords. Deed Book 4, page 16. 25 May, 1730 Francis Regan,
[Jr.] of
Isleof Wight County, and Jane [Gross] Regan of Surry County,
widow ofFrancis Regan, [Sr.] deceased, and mother of Francis Regan
[Jr.] of
Isleof Wight to William Ham of Isle of Wight, May 25, 1730,
land adjacent toThomas Smith.
OCT., 1687. Book 3,Surry County, Va, in custody of Surry
Court House,Surry, VA. Page 16. 6 Oct., 1687. Francis Regan and his
mother,Elizabeth
Regan appeared in Court and swore that the Inventory of
TheDaniell Regan Estate was correct. John Moring, John Watkins,
SamuellThompson.
Militia in 1687. At a meeting of his Majesties Justices of
the Peace forthe County of Surry, October 19, 1687 .... In obedience to
an ordinanceof
Council dated October ye 24th 1687 requiring that the
Colonels andJustices of every county do take an account of all the
ablest freeholders and
inhabitants ... that are qualified in estate ... to find
andmaintain a man and horse to be listed in a troop for that county ...
tobe listed per foot ... This
Court considered the capacities andabilities ... do most
humbly present his Excellency the followingpersons for horse and foot
... For foot: Francis
Regan
after 1687 Francis Regan, son of Daniel, for 7000 lbs..
tobacco paid byWilliam Gray for 50 acres granted William Thompson who
sold to
DanielRegan, who willed it to Francis Regan, his son.
275. 6 Sep., 1692. John Higgs and wife Eleanor, to Francis
Regan, 50acres part of land granted to Joseph Wall.
312. 4 July, 1693. Francis Regan and wife Jane, Southard
Parish,Planter, sold to William Ward, 200 acres up Parsons Branch,
adjacentJohn
Williams and Christopher Bly. (2000 lbs. tobacco).
custody of Virginia Beach Main Library. Page 39. From Deed
Book I, Isleof Wight County, VA, page 226 and Great Book, Isle of Wight
County,
VA,page 534. 1696 [wife is mentioned in 1693.
Richard Gross. Book 2, Surry Court House, Surry, VA. Page
242.
Wight County on North side of Meherrin River. Land Grants,
Isle of WightCounty, Book II. Page 174. From VA County Records, Vol. 7
Page 80.
1722.Francis Regan, 165 acres.
Records. Vol. 7 Page 80. 1722. Francis Regan, 165 acres.
Court House, Surry, VA. Page 748. 19 Mar., 1725/6. The Will
of FrancisRegan reads as follows:
being in perfect sense and memory Thanks be to Almighty God
for it this19th day of March 1725/6.
Resurrection to Eternal life and my body to be decently born
to theground and buried and as for all my worldly goods that God of his
greatmercy
hath bestowed upon me thus I them bestow as followeth (Viz) :
liveth and bounded as followeth. Beginning at the mouth of a
branch knownby the name of the Alderbush Branch and up the said branch
to a
roadusually cleared from my plantation to the new road and
down the old roadto a red oak a line tree and down the said line to a
branch known by
thename of the Pone Lumber Branch and down the said branch
to the Personsbranch and down the said Persons Branch to the first
station be it
fiftyacres more or less to him and his heirs.
Meherring River whereon he formerly did live as far as a gut
whichdivided him and the land of Needham Brian to him and his heirs. I
giveand
bequeave to my son Thomas 150 acres of land joining the Mill
Swampone the west side now in possession of my son JOSEPH and desire
that
heshould make him a good right to it to him and his heirs
and also I givehim one iron pot about three gallons and three good
pewter dishes andtwo
good pewter plates.
gun.
Virginia.
and FAITH one pound five shillings current money of Virginia
to each.
and one iron pot about three gallons and two pewter dishes
and onegallon basin and two good pewter plates.
and the land thereunto belonging and the land which I have
rented ofWilliam Thompson and all the rest of my personal estate
whatever duringher
life or widowhood and of in case she should marry then a
half of myplantation and land I give to my son JOHN and a half of the
land which Irented
of William Thompson be paying half of the rent and a third
partof the whole estate and after her decrease my plantation and all
theland thereunto
belonging and the other two thirds to be equally dividedto
my son FRANCIS, THOMAS, and RICHASON and do make my loving wife
JANEwhole
and sole Executrix of this Last Will and Testament as
witness myhand and seal the day and date above ---t-ed.
waspresented in Court by Jane Regan, Executrix thereof who made
oaththereto (and
give bond with security according to law) and being provedby
the oaths of Martha Thompson and Elizabeth Regan [mother of
Francis]witnesses
thereto the same is ordered to be recorded and is recorded
by-
custody of Virginia Beach Central Library, Virginia Beach,
VA. Isle ofWight County Records. Deed Book 4, page 16. 25 May, 1730
Francis
Regan,[Jr.] of Isle of Wight County, and Jane [Gross] Regan
of Surry County,widow of Francis Regan, [Sr.] deceased, and mother of
Francis
Regan[Jr.] of Isle of Wight to William Ham of Isle of Wight,
May 25, 1730,land adjacent to Thomas Smith.
_Duncan I MAC CRINAN ___________________+
| (1101 - 1040) m 1030
_Malcolm III CANMORE ________________|
| (1033 - 1093) m 1067 |
| |_Sibyl FITZSIWARD ______________________+
| (1009 - 1040) m 1030
|
|--David I "The Saint" SCOTLAND
| (1080 - 1153)
| _Edward "Atheling" (The Exile) ENGLAND _+
| | (1016 - 1057)
|_St. Margaret "Atheling" of ENGLAND _|
(1043 - 1093) m 1067 |
|________________________________________
_John WILLCOX _______+
| (1777 - 1852) m 1798
_Thomas Lea WILLCOX _|
| (1812 - 1897) m 1830|
| |_Mary LEA ___________+
| (1780 - 1848) m 1798
|
|--Mark WILLCOX
| (1833 - ....)
| _____________________
| |
|_Abigail MCDUFFIE ___|
(1816 - ....) m 1830|
|_____________________
[276] Married Elizabeth G. Cra