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Thomas SPENCER was born 04 DEC 1636 in James City, Virginia, USA, and died 1708 in King William, Virginia, USA
Thomas Spencer of King & Queen had 3 marriages instead of two.
Children of Susannah Perry and Thomas Spencer:
Children of Anne Woodward and Thomas Spencer:
In "King William Co. Record Book 1, 1702-1707, p. 109; and in FleetII, "Virginia Colonial Abstracts," p. 291, is a Deed of Partition,naming Gideon Macon, late of New Kent Co., dec'd., and Capt. ThomasSpencer in the right of their wives, Martha and Anne, daughters andco-heirs of William Woodward. This was a division of WilliamWoodward's land between his two daughters and their husbands. Itmentioned that daughter- Martha, widow and relict of Gideon Macon, hadmarried (2nd) Capt. Nathaniel West, by that time.
William Spencer married Ann Woodward, a patentee in 1664 in New Kent County. (No doubt these people are in some way related to the Spencers and Woodwards who followed them). According to "Old New Kent County Some Accounts of the Planters, Plantations & Places in King william County St. John Parish Vols. I & II (compiled by Malcolm Hart Harris MD, 1977), Spencers Ferry crossing the Pamunkey River originally belonged to Thomas Spencer (p. 192). Spencer's Plantation on the SW corner of the road leading toward the York River was the site of the early Spencer home (p. 392). An Edward Spencer resided there in 1782; in 1800 a John Spencer resided there. (p. 273). Whem William Woodward died in September 1695, a surveyor by the name of James Minge (he was the surveyor for King & Queen), partitioned the property as follows: The upper part of Woodward divident lay along Duck creek (Montague Creek- 1,350 acres of land bet. Capt. Thos. Spencer and Ann Woodward his wife, who were alloted the upper part of the plantation on which the Spencers were living. the remainder was given to Martha Woodward and her second husband Capt. Nathaniel West (p. 741). Martha West deeded to Capt. Thomas Spencer 350 acres 30 July 1708 (p. 747)
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December 4, 1636
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Jamestown, James City County, Virginia Colony, Colonial America
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1658 |
September 21, 1658
Age 21
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Stoke Goldington, Buckingham, England (United Kingdom)
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1682 |
January 1, 1682
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St Peter’s, New Kent County, Virginia, USA
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1682
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King William, Virginia
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1686 |
November 3, 1686
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New Kent, New Kent, Virginia, USA
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1689 |
September 5, 1689
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Rec St Peters Parish, New Kent County, Virginia, USA
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1700 |
1700
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New Kent, Virginia, United States
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