_Theobald DE TROYES __________________+
| (0884 - 0904)
_Theobald I "le Tricher" DE CHAMPAGNE _|
| (0913 - 0978) m 0943 |
| |_Richende DE BOURGES _________________+
| (0892 - ....)
|
|--Emma de Bois DE CHAMPAGNE
| (0954 - 1003)
| _Herbert II DE VERMANDOIS ____________+
| | (0884 - 0943) m 0907
|_Luitgarde DE VERMANDOIS ______________|
m 0943 |
|_Hildebrante (Liegarde) of DE FRANCE _+
(0887 - 0931) m 0907
_Roger DE BEAUMONT __+
| (1022 - 1094) m 1040
_Henry, Earl of Warwick DE NEWBURGH _|
| (.... - 1119) |
| |_Adeliza DE MEULENT _+
| (1014 - 1081) m 1040
|
|--Roger, 2nd Earl of Warwick DE NEWBURGH
| (.... - 1153)
| _____________________
| |
|_Margaret ___________________________|
|
|_____________________
_Frithuwald (Bor) FREALAF _+
| (0190 - ....)
_Odin (Wotan) of ASGARD ____|
| (0215 - ....) |
| |_Beltsa of ASGARD _________
| (0194 - ....)
|
|--Skjold of DENMARK
| (0237 - ....)
| _Cadwalladr of ASGARD _____
| | (0193 - ....)
|_Friege (Frigga) of ASGARD _|
(0219 - ....) |
|___________________________
_John Schuyler MEADOWS _+
| (1903 - 1988) m 1930
_Alan Schuyler MEADOWS _|
| m 1955 |
| |_Doris Louise CALDWELL _
| m 1930
|
|--Gregory Alan MEADOWS
|
| ________________________
| |
|_Jean SIMMONS __________|
m 1955 |
|________________________
_John I "Lackland" PLANTAGENET ___+
| (1167 - ....)
_Henry III PLANTAGENET _|
| (1206 - 1272) m 1236 |
| |_Isabella of Angouleme TAILLIFER _+
| (1188 - ....)
|
|--Beatrice PLANTAGENET
| (1242 - 1275)
| _Raymond V DE PROVENCE ___________+
| | (1198 - 1209)
|_Eleanor DE PROVENCE ___|
(1223 - 1291) m 1236 |
|_Beatrice DE SAVOIE ______________+
(.... - 1266)
__
|
_Ira REGAN __________|
| |
| |__
|
|
|--Daniel REGAN
|
| __
| |
|_____________________|
|
|__
[540]
1 Daniell Regan, Sr., son of Ira Regan and ???, was born in Cork,
Irelandcirca 1626. Daniell died in 1687 in Surry County, VA, at 61
years of age.
1635. Elizabeth died after 1726/7 in Surry County, VA. Order
Book, 1671to 1691. , Surry County, VA, in custody of Surry Court House,
Surry,
VA.page 133. 17 Feb., 1676/7. Complaint being made to this
Court that oneElizabeth Regan, the wife of Daniell Regan hath several
times and
inseveral places fomented many malignant and rebellious
words tending tosedition, do hereby order that Samuell Judkins,
Constable or
hisHeadborough do forthwith carry the said Regan to the
Common WhippingPlace, and give her ten lashes on her bare back, well
laid on.
Page 16. 6 Oct., 1687. Francis Regan and his mother,
Elizabeth Reganappeared in Court and swore that the Inventory of The
Daniell ReganEstate
was correct. John Moring, John Watkins, Samuell Thompson.
Daniell's will was probated in Surry County, VA, 18 Jul.,
1687. Notes onRegan surname - The name is spelled in many forms: Regan,
Riggin,
Rigen,Rigin, Rigan, Reggon, Ragan, Reagan, O'Reagain,
O'Reagaine, O'Regone,and O'Regan. Irish Names and Surnames by Woulfe.
O'Reagain,
O'Reagaine,O'Regone, O'Regan, Regan, descendants of Raegan -
the name of twodistinct families - one seated in ancient Meath, the
other in
Thomond(One of the four tribes of Tara.).
Meath and north of present County of Dublin - took leading
part in warsagainst the Danes. The O'Regans were disposed soon after
Anglo-Normaninvasion and dispersed through out Ireland.
Queen's County, Ireland. Prince O'Regan of Meath County,
Ireland.O'Regan of Cook County, Ireland. Page 21, most important
families inIreland
beginning 17th century - O'Regan, Queens County. Arms -
O'Regan,Or a chevron ermine between 3 dolphines azure.
Meath & Dublin and was from one of four tribes of Tara.
Notes on DaniellRegan - He lived in Surry County, VA - known dates:
1666 to 1687.
Heprobably could not write - Will was not signed, only a
scribble wasrecorded.
of Surry Court House, Surry, VA. The Patent reads as
follows: 14 May1666. Governor William Berkeley grants John Rogers, 200
acres in
SurryCounty. Begins on South side of Cyprus Swamp,
South-South West alongDaniell Regan's land, North West over said Swamp,
North
North-East upon aReedy branch issuing out of said Swamp and
along same to the beginning.
James City - Surry County, 929.3755, in custody of Virginia
Beach CentralLibrary. Virginia Beach, VA. Page 91. from Patent Book #6,
page 23.
Alsoin Book I, 1652 to 1672, Surry, VA, page 17. 23 April,
1667 DaniellRegan, 200 acres, Surry County, VA, Begins opposite to land
of
ColonelJordan, to Cypress Swamp for trans. of four pers.
custody of Virginia Beach Central Library, Virginia Beach,
VA. Page 61.from Book I, 1652 to 1672, page 299. 4 July, 1667. Francis
Sorsby andwife
Katherine acknowledge debts to Daniell Regan and Richard
Welbeck.
Surry Court House, Surry, VA. Page 286. 24 July, 1667.
Francis Sowerbycomplained of unlawful behavior of Daniell Regan and his
wife
Elizabethtowards his himself and his wife, with scandalous
words, vile and wickedand several blows and stripes ... turbulence to
greatly dethrone
God,and high treason to his Majesty.... Desires that Regan
and his wife bebound over to peace. Gives bound until investigated.
Surry Court House, Surry, VA. Page 300. 24 July, 1667
Daniell andElizabeth Regan, bond to Court for peace, and mentions
Francis Sorsbyand his
wife. Daniel and Elizabeth use abusive language.
Surry Court House, Surry, VA. Surry County, Lawnes Creek
Tithe tables,page 35, 11 June, 1668. Daniell Regan listed as 1.
tables in Surry County in the year 1668. Tithe tables were a
list of allmale natives and imported free persons above 16. Population
of Surry, VAin
1668 was about 1,736. Commission of the Peace, Dec. 20,
1668. Lt..Col.. George Jordan, and others. William Browne (South Warke
Parish
Anno1668). A list of Tithe tables taken ye 11th June 1668.
Daniel Regan 1person.
Surry Court House, Surry, VA. Page 302. 7 July, 1668.
William Thompson,of Surry County, sells to Daniell Regan for 100 acres
of land
adjoiningFrancis Sowersby. Witness: James Watson, John
Phillips, WilliamThompson, Katherine Thompson.
House, Surry, VA. Page 304. 6 Nov., 1668. Daniell Regan
assigns contentsof this patent to William Thomson, Minister of Surry
County, for
900pounds tobacco and a sow with two piglets. Thomas Candlis
his right toone-half as formerly sold him on Oct. 14, 1667. Witness:
Jas.
Watkins,John Phillips.
custody of Virginia Beach Central Library, Virginia Beach,
VA. Page 81.from Book II, 1671 to 1684, page 19. 14 Oct., 1672. William
Thompson
ofSurry County and Katherine his wife assign a patent to
Thomas Andrews(Patent not designated). Witness: Daniell Regan, Samuel
Thomson.
custody of Virginia Beach Central Library, Virginia Beach,
VA. Page 81.from Book II, 1671 to 1684, page 19. 30 Oct., 1672. William
Thompsonand
Catherine Thompson his wife of Surry County in Virginia
assignpatent to Daniel Regan (Patent not designated). Witness: Francis
Mason,William
Edwards.
uprising of Virginia farmers against the Colonial
authorities of theEnglish Crown this rebellion was a forerunner of The
AmericanRevolution.)
of Surry Court House, Surry, VA. Page 133. 17 Feb., 1676/7.
Complaintbeing made to this Court that one Elizabeth Regan, the wife of
DaniellRegan hath several times and in several places
fomented many malignantand rebellious words tending to sedition, do
hereby order that
SamuellJudkins, Constable or his Headborough do forthwith
carry the said Reganto the Common Whipping Place, and give her ten
lashes on her
bare back,well laid on.
of Surry Court House, Surry, VA. Page 241. 4 Mar., 1678/79.
DaniellRegan (and others) to appraise Estate of Henry Watkins.
of Surry Court House, Surry, VA. Page 365. 3 Mar., 1681/2.
Judgement isgranted Daniell Regan against John Smith for four hundred
and
fortypounds of tobacco and caske due by bill with costs.
Surry Court House, Surry, VA. Page 340. 3 May, 1681. Daniell
Regan, onJury.
Surry Court House, Surry, VA. Page 371 2 May, 1682 Daniell
Reganappearing in Court and acknowledging his deed of gift of a mare of
oneyear old
to his son Francis. It is therefore admitted to record.
Surry Court House, Surry, VA. Page 371. 2 May, 1682. Daniell
Reganhaving been bound over by Lt.. Col.. William Browne to this Court
toanswer
the complaint of the Churchwardens of Southwarke Parish, the
saidcomplaint is by this Court referred to the next Court. Thomas
Sowerbypresenting himself in Court the said Regan's security
for his appearanceat the said next Court he is accepted and the Clerk
ordered to
takebond.
Surry Court House, Surry, VA. Page 379 4 July, 1682 Daniell
Regan havingcut down and carried away one walnut tree and three timber
trees
fromthe Glebe Land of Southwarke Parish as by evidence and
his ownconfession appearth. It is ordered that he the said Regan pay to
theChurchwardens of the said Parish 1000 pounds of tobacco
and caske withcosts. The Churchwardens of Southwarke Parish having made
complaints toLt. Col.. William Brown that one of the houses
upon the Glebe Land ofthe said Parish was burnt and the nails taken
away and one
Daniell Reganvehemently suspected for the burning of the
said house and taking awaythe nails he upon the said complaint issued
his warrant to the
Constableto search for the said nails and to bring the
person with whom theyshould be found before him or some other Justice
who by virtue of
thesaid warrant searched the said Regan's house and finding
the nailscaused the said Regan to go before the said Lt.. Col.. William
Brownewho
bound the said Regan to answer the same at this Court. And
theChurchwardens of the said Parish now petitioning against the said
Reganfor
reparation of the damage the Parish hath sustained in the
burning ofthe house and taking away of the nails. And it appearth to
this Court bythe
testimony of John Watkins, Constable, that upon his going
into thesaid Regan's house to search for the nails he very earnestly
denied heknew
anything of them but so soon as they were found confest they
werethe nails of the said house. It also appearing by very
circumstantialevidence
that the said Regan did burn the said house but not
beingsufficient proved. It is ordered that the said Regan pay to
theChurchwardens of the
aforesaid Parish 1000 pounds of tobacco and caskewith costs
and that the said Regan remain in the Sheriff's custody untilhe enter
into bond with
good security for his further good abearing.Daniell Regan
appeals from this Order to ye next General Court which isgranted giving
security
according to law. Daniell Regan in Courtwithdraweth his
appeal.
Surry Court House, Surry, VA. page 380, 4 July, 1682 Thomas
Peddingtonhaving been summoned by ye Churchwardens of Southwarke Parish
againstDaniell Regan and attended one day. It is ordered
that the saidChurchwardens pay the said Peddington for one days
attendance accordingto
law with costs.
Surry Court House, Surry, VA, page 386, 5 Sept., 1682
Judgement isgranted Richard Clarke against Daniell Regan for 300 pounds
of tobaccoand
caske with costs, etc.
Surry Court House, Surry, VA, page 498, Sept., 1685 A
Daniell Regan fined50 lbs. tobacco for profaning the Sabbath day.
Virginia Beach Central Library, Virginia Beach, VA. Page
116. from BookII, 1671 to 1684, page 297.
Shivers to Thomas Piddenton.
custody of Surry County Court House, Surry, VA, page 88.
Also in VirginiaState Archives and Library, Reel 1, pages 87a and 88. A
copy of the
Willis in the Regan Reference Book. 2 Nov., 1686. The Will
reads as follows:
but having my perfect senses and memory do make this my Last
Will andTestament. Whensoever it shall please God to take me out of this
mortallife, I bequeath my soul to God my Creator trusting in
the alone Meritsof Jesus Christ my Savior and Redeemer trusting in sure
and certain
hopeof resurrection at the last day. And my body to the
earth from whence itcame to be decently entered. And for what worldly
estate hath
pleasedGod to prosper me with all it is my will and desire
that it be disposedof as followeth:
including my plantation after ye decease of his mother. But
further itis my desire if in case that my wife and my said son cannot
agree inliving
together, that then my said plantation and ye parcel of land
thatI have assigned to it may be equally divided between them and my
wife tohave her
first choice.
unto the land of Francis Sowersby when he comes to the age
of eighteenyears.
adjoining to my son Daniell's land.
to the land I have given my son Francis.
Roase and the first filly that the said mare brings, I do
give unto myson Jeremiah.
months old.
she shall bring shall be equally divided between my wife and
my daughterElizabeth when she comes to the age of eighteen years.
years old and a sow of two years old and corn to make them
fat for topurchase him clothes forthwith.
general, both of hogs and cattle, and all my household goods
may beequally divided between my wife and children after my just debts
arepaid. And
whereon I have lately purchased of James Mumford fifty
acresof land in Charles City County, it is my desire that my son
Francis maysell it to
help pay my debts.
Executrix and Executor to see that my last Will and
Testament beperformed, and so God rest my soul in heaven whensoever it
shall pleasehim to
take me out of this mortal life.
[markings] (seal)
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above said proved in Court by the oaths of the Witnesses and
a probategranted the Executors. (seal) W. Edwards, County Clerk
Recorded W.
E.County Cle
_John WILLCOX _______+
| (1777 - 1852) m 1798
_Thomas Lea WILLCOX _|
| (1812 - 1897) m 1830|
| |_Mary LEA ___________+
| (1780 - 1848) m 1798
|
|--Lewis B. WILLCOX
| (1838 - ....)
| _____________________
| |
|_Abigail MCDUFFIE ___|
(1816 - ....) m 1830|
|_____________________
[278] Married Isabella McCrimm