Genealogie De Bruijn in 4D
Genealogie De Bruijn in 4D
Diese Genealogie ist zusammengestellt von Marco J. de Bruijn in Pijnacker, Niederlande.
Diese Genealogie ist zusammengestellt von Marco J. de Bruijn in Pijnacker, Niederlande.
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Background Information on John Soutern and Memory on Familysearch.org (Website) Bijgewerkt op: 16. Februar 2015 Domein: www.FamilySearch.org |
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There is no record for children and wife other than that "in August 1624 the adventurers of the Society of Southampton Hundred asked the Virginia's governing officials to allow John Southern, whom they described as 'old and weak,' to return to his wife and children in England." - "Virginia Immigrants and Adventurers, 1607-1635: A Biographical Dictionary." It's proved to most researchers' satisfaction that Memory was *not* William Tucker's child. According to Tucker's will, he had three children, none of which were named Memory. [Virtually all of this is not true. There is no record of ship "Prince George" of 1620. In fact, there was no person "Prince George" at the time.] John Southern, Jamestown pioneer Contributed By: LaytonBaker1 · 16 February 2015 · From several Southern family archives, John Southern was employed by the Virginia Trading Company of England and came to Jamestown, Virginia, USA aboard the ship "Prince George" in October 1620, which is before the Mayflower came to New England. In 1623 he is listed as a member of the House of Burgess of Virginia and later appointed acting secretary of the Colony. He also appears in the first Jamestown census of 1624. [There is no record *anywhere* for Memory Tucker.] - - - - I'm not aware of any record that names Memory as John's wife, and we know that she was not William Tucker's daughter, and even if she was, the birth year of 1624 is wrong. The 1624/5 census shows William Tucker with only one child, Elizabeth, born that August. She's not mentioned in William's will, and I have found no information that suggests John Southern's wife was even a Tucker. Further more, we know from colonial records that John's wife and children were in England. This whole lineage needs to be re-examined. For that matter, the general consensus among Tucker researchers is that she was not Tucker's child. William was sent to England to clarify his action in the Virginia colony He made a will in London where he names his three children. His first wife apparently had died as well as Elizabeth. His second wife was Frances. William was lost at sea upon his return trip to Virginia. Mary was one of the 3 children. See the records of the Colonial Dames 17th Century as well as the Jamestown Society for further information |
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