Thomas Savage NOTE: "Ancient Thomas Savage", Arrived in America, Jamestown, VA, w/ the "First Supply" on the ship known as "the JOHN and FRANCIS", in Jan 1607/8; He was 13 years of age and was listed as a "laborer" on the passenger list. b. 1595 ENG; d. Abt. 1632 Northampton, VA. " In 1624 Thomas was living in Eastern Shore, VA"+Ann "Hannah" Tyng, b. Bef. 1621 ; d. 1641 Northhampton, VA Child of Thomas and Hannah: 1. John Savage, b. bet. 1621 - 1624; d. abt. 1678. Second Generation Capt. John Savage,
b. Bet. 1621 - 1624; m. (1) ca. 1638; m. (2) 16 Dec 1667 NOTE: Capt. John Savage's will, granted William land for his use till his death. [ "To my granddaughter Susannah Kendall , the daughter of John and Susannah, the 100 a. plantation whereon William Cowdrey, my son-in-law, now dwells, which I have given him for life."]Children of John and Mary: 4. Thomas Savage, II, b. Abt.1668, Northampton, VA; Will was probated 11 Jun 1728, Northampton Co., VA; m. 1690 +Alicia HARMANSON, b. Abt. 1650 5. Mary Savage, b. 1670, Northampton, VA +Sampson WEBSTER, b. Abt. 1660 6. John Savage, b. 1673, Northampton, VA +Elizabeth GASCOIGNE, b. Abt. 1680 7. Elkington Savage, b. February 14, 1672/73, Northampton, VA [see next generation] 8. Frances Savage, b. Abt. 1674, Northampton, VA; d. Abt. 1720; m. (1) 1690; m. (2) 1695 +Samuel POWELL, b. Abt. 1670 +John JONES, b. Abt. 1680; d. 1734; John's will was probated 12 Feb. 1733/4 in Northampton Co., VA. NOTE: William Cowdrey's wife, __?__ [Savage] Cowdrey, daughter of Capt John Savage, died, leaving William a widower. His father-in-law, John Savage died leaving his second wife, Mary [Robbins] Savage, a widow abt. 1678. Wm. Cowdrey then marries his mother-in-law, Mary [Robbins] Savage, and they have a child named Grace. Elkington Savage,
b. Feb 14, 1672/73 Northampton, VA; d. Nov 17, 1719, Northampton, VA; m. 1695
NOTE: Thomas Cowdrey, Junr.'s father was Thomas Cowdrey,
Senr. Thomas, Senr. was a brother to William Cowdrey.
References: American Plantations and Colonies "Hottens List" Edited by John Camden Hotten Chatto and Windus, Publishers, London, England, 1874. "The First Supply" * "Adventures of Purse and Person" Compiled and edited by Martha Woodroof Hiden * The Miles Files Barry W. Miles and Moody K. Miles * Will of Capt. John Savage * Ralph T. Whitelaw Letter
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