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Elizabeth Poythress 1612–1691 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1612 xxx/1614

Birth Location: VERIFIED- Jamestown Settlement, Virginia, America -America's 1st permanent settlement. 1619: first slaves from Africa arrived nearby. 1676: burned in Bacon's Rebellion. 1699: the capital moved to Middle Plantation/Williamsburg; Jamestown ceased t

Death Date: 1691 x

Death Location: VERIFIED- Lower Brandon Plantation (or just Brandon, Brandon Plantation, Martin's Brandon), Charles City County, Virginia, America -On the south shore of the James River in present-day Prince George County.

Father: Joshua Poythres

Mother: Hipzibah Peachy

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In 1612, Elizabeth Poythress entered the world in VERIFIED- Jamestown Settlement, Virginia, America -America's 1st permanent settlement. 1619: first slaves from Africa arrived nearby. 1676: burned in Bacon's Rebellion. 1699: the capital moved to Middle PlantationWilliamsburg; Jamestown ceased t, born to Joshua Francis Poythres And Hipzibah Mary Susan Peachy. Elizabeth Poythress/ passed away in 1691 in VERIFIED- Lower Brandon Plantation (or just Brandon, Brandon Plantation, Martin's Brandon), Charles City County, Virginia, America -On the south shore of the James River in present-day Prince George County..

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  • In 1612, Elizabeth Poythress entered the world in VERIFIED- Jamestown Settlement, Virginia, America -America's 1st permanent settlement. 1619: first slaves from Africa arrived nearby. 1676: burned in Bacon's Rebellion. 1699: the capital moved to Middle Plantation/Williamsburg; Jamestown ceased t, born to Joshua Francis Poythres And Hipzibah Mary Susan Peachy.
  • Elizabeth Poythress passed away in 1691 in VERIFIED- Lower Brandon Plantation (or just Brandon, Brandon Plantation, Martin's Brandon), Charles City County, Virginia, America -On the south shore of the James River in present-day Prince George County..

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Elizabeth Poythress
1612–1691
Birth Place: VERIFIED- Jamestown Settlement, Virginia, America -America's 1st permanent settlement. 1619: first slaves from Africa arrived nearby. 1676: burned in Bacon's Rebellion. 1699: the capital moved to Middle Plantation/Williamsburg; Jamestown ceased t
Parents
Joshua Francis Poythres
1588–1618
London, Middlesex, England
Hipzibah (Mary Susan) Peachy
1592–1618
London, London, England, United Kingdom
Grandparents
Lieutenant (William (Willem) de)(Poyers, Poythres, Pothress)) Poythress,
1565–1588
London, London, England
Sarah (Elizabeth) Eppes
1560–1588
Ashford, Kent, England
Great-Grandparents
Robert (Poythress)
1540–1565
Elizabeth Cocke
1547–1596
Thomas Eppes
1542–1562
2nd-Great-Grandparents
John Poythress
1520–1575
Christiana (Poythress)
1520–1565
Sir Carter
1493–1524
Lady Browne
1500–1548
John Eppes
1513–1544

Elizabeth Poythress's Timeline

2 Records

1612
1612 xxx/1614
Birth of Elizabeth Poythress in VERIFIED- Jamestown Settlement, Virginia, America -America's 1st permanent settlement. 1619: first slaves from Africa arrived nearby. 1676: burned in Bacon's Rebellion. 1699: the capital moved to Middle Plantation/Williamsburg; Jamestown ceased t
VERIFIED- Jamestown Settlement, Virginia, America -America's 1st permanent settlement. 1619: first slaves from Africa arrived nearby. 1676: burned in Bacon's Rebellion. 1699: the capital moved to Middle Plantation/Williamsburg; Jamestown ceased t
1691
1691 x
Age 79
Death of Elizabeth Poythress in VERIFIED- Lower Brandon Plantation (or just Brandon, Brandon Plantation, Martin's Brandon), Charles City County, Virginia, America -On the south shore of the James River in present-day Prince George County.
VERIFIED- Lower Brandon Plantation (or just Brandon, Brandon Plantation, Martin's Brandon), Charles City County, Virginia, America -On the south shore of the James River in present-day Prince George County.

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    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1612 xxx1614
    Event Place: VERIFIED- Jamestown Settlement, Virginia, America -America's 1st permanent settlement. 1619: first slaves from Africa arrived nearby. 1676: burned in Bacon's Rebellion. 1699: the capital moved to Middle PlantationWilliamsburg; Jamestown ceased t

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 1691 x
    Event Place: VERIFIED- Lower Brandon Plantation (or just Brandon, Brandon Plantation, Martin's Brandon), Charles City County, Virginia, America -On the south shore of the James River in present-day Prince George County.

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