Who was Thomas Drury\Drewry?

Thomas Drury\Drewry (1684–1745) was born in Charles Parish, York, Colony of Virginia, Colonial America and died in York County, Colony of Virginia, Colonial America. 15 researchers on YourRoots have this ancestor in their family trees.

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Thomas Drury\Drewry 1684–1745

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Born 12 Sep 1684 · Charles Parish, York, Colony of Virginia, Colonial America

Died 6 May 1745 · York County, Colony of Virginia, Colonial America

Father John Drewry

Mother Deborah Cary Collins

Spouse Mary Pitt Drewy Tompkins

Children Dorcas Abigail Drury, Dorcas Daulton Drury, Hannah Drewry, Humphry Drewry, Mary Drewry, Rachell Drewry, Richard Drewry, Samuel Drewry, Thomas Drewry

Siblings Edward Drury Drewry, Elizabeth Drewry, Elizabeth Drury Drewry, James Drewry, John Drury Drewry, Mary Drury Drewry, Robert Drury Drury Sr, Samuel Drury Drewry, Sarah Drury Drewry, William Drury Drewry

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Immediate Family

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John Drewry

Deborah Cary Collins

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Mary Pitt Drewy Tompkins

Children

Biography

In 1684, Thomas Drury, Drewry entered the world in Charles Parish, York, Colony of Virginia, Colonial America, born to john drewry and deborah cary collins. Thomas Drury, Drewry married mary pitt drewy tompkins, and had children including dorcas abigail drury, dorcas daulton drury, hannah drewry, humphry drewry, mary drewry, rachell drewry, richard drewry, samuel drewry, thomas drewry. Thomas Drury, Drewry passed away in 1745 in York County, Colony of Virginia, Colonial America.

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1684

Birth of Thomas Drury, Drewry in Charles Parish, York, Colony of Virginia, Colonial America

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1745

Death of Thomas Drury, Drewry in York County, Colony of Virginia, Colonial America

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: Thomas Drury\Drewry (1684–1745) was born in Charles Parish, York, Colony of Virginia, Colonial America and died in York County, Colony of Virginia, Colonial America. 15 researchers on YourRoots have this ancestor in their family trees, each with their own records. This page combines what they've independently documented and assigns a Reliability Score (B) based on cross-tree validation.
: Right now, 15 researchers on YourRoots have Thomas in their trees. They're working independently, so connecting with them is a good way to cross-check your records and find things you might have missed. You can also explore the ancestor migration map that traces 1 generations of this lineage geographically.
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