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 Sally's great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great Grandparents:

Charles Barcroft  1609 - 1661his parents 
& 1st Dorothy Crosbie ca 1615 - ca 1633 |  her parents
& 2nd ca 1635 Elizabeth |  her parents
& 3rd ca 1640 Magdalen |  her parents

of Old Ford, Middlesex, England &  Virginia


          This is my working hypothesis - the way I see it as of this moment!!


     Charles Barcroft married 1st Dorothy Crosbie on 20 Feb 1632/33 at St. Olave's of Southwark in London. She was the daughter of John Crosbie of St. Albans in Hertfordshire. She apparently died a short time after the birth of her daughter Elizabeth.   history of Southwark

     Charles Barcroft married second ca 1634-36 Elizabeth. In Calendar of State Papers: Colonial America and the West Indies 1675-6, Addenda 1574-1674 p. 83, #189 an entry for 8 March 1639 about "Elizabeth, wife of Charles Barcroft of Old Ford, Middlesex" to the effect that in August 1636 her husband abandoned his trade in London and went to Virginia "where he yet lives." The entry goes on to note that "his brother  John Barcroft was there deceased" and that Charles Barcroft "merchant" was sending her yearly expenses. On his departure for Virginia, she had gone to live with her father and mother at Whitechapel where she stayed about a year. The entry concluded that "she denies any unlawful familiarity with John Barcroft, Thomas Bulkeley, or any other lewd person."

   Charles Barcroft married  a third wife named Magdalen ca 1640. 

10 Feb 1637 - Charles Barcroft granted 300 acres in Isle of Wight Co VA.
on Pagen Shore. [was an early shipping point. Barcroft's patent was undoubtedly related to his activities as a factor of the Vintner Company. Tending to confirm his status as a Vintner is a deposition of 24 Feb 1655 on behalf of Ascanius Hickes, Vintner of London, concerning the debts of Charles Barcroft, "late of London but now living in Virginia" - Coldham.] 
17 June 1647 - Elizabeth Barcroft granted 1200 acres IoW Co
           this was his daughter
Mr Barcroft claims land for importing Charles Barcroft for the 4th time.

12 March 1654 - Charles Barcroft makes his will and leaves his property to his son William and wife Magdalen. Chapman 1 3
 23 Sept 1661 - administration on Charles Barcroft's estate granted to his son-in-law George Moore. [George Moore had married Jame daughter of Charles Barcroft.

        Information based on research of Dr B C Holtzclaw 
   and further analysis  by  Dr. Barry Hayes


Child of Charles Barcroft and Dorothy Crosbie:
1. Elizabeth Barcroft ca 1633- bef 1689
       married James Sampson ca 1625-1689

Children of Charles Barcroft and wife Magdalen:
1. William Barcroft
2. Jane Barcroft ca1641 -
       married ca 1656 George Moore 1632 - 1714


Grandchildren of Charles Barcroft & Dorothy Crosbie:

Children of Elizabeth Barcroft & James Sampson:
1. Elizabeth Sampson ca 1648
      married 1st ca 1665 Edward Browne II ca 1640-bef 1675
        a. John Browne
      married 2nd Thomas Clarke II ca 1650-1700
        a. Thomas Clarke
        b. Sampson Clarke
2. Margaret Sampson ca 1650-1698
       married Nicholas Wilson died 1696
3. Sarah Sampson ca 1654-1735 Isle of Wight
      married by 1670 Richard Braswell ca 1648-1725
4. James Sampson ca 1657-1728 Isle of Wight
      married Mary Maddera

Grandchildren of Charles Barcroft & Magdalen:

Children of Jane Barcroft & George Moore:
1. Ann Barcroft Moore ca 1660/70-1742
       married Thomas White
       had Jane, John, Moore Thomas, William and Henry White
2. Magdalen Moore ca 1656/57-aft 1737
       married Thomas Carter
           had George and Thomas Carter
3. Elinor [Eleanor] Moore ca 1656/60-
      married Richard Piland d 1695    5 children
4. Mary Moore ca 1670-
      married William Williams ca 1665-1712
          had sons Samuel and John Williams


Sally's great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great Grandparents:

John Barcroft  15?? - 1617 |  his parents 
merchant tailor 
of London, England


          This is my working hypothesis - the way I see it as of this moment!!


John Barcroft made his will 17 Nov 1616 - probate 25 Nov 1617

Children of John Barcroft:
1. Robert Barcroft  ? -  1625 
     married Margaret ?
  
    Robert wrote his will 5 April 1625 which was proved 12 April 1625
      He left property to his wife and sisters: Rachel and Elizabth Barcroft  - apparently no issue
2. John Barcroft  ? - 
         Hotten notes p 150 that they were passengers to New England but given a permit to leave 12 April 1632.  Settled in what became IoW VA Arthur Smith listed his headright in list 10 Sept 1637.
      married Jane ?
3. Ann Barcroft 
unmarried in 1616   nfi
4. Rachel Barcroft 
        named in wills of her father and of her brother Robert  nfi
5. Elizabeth Barcroft 
       named in wills of her father and of her brother Robert nfi
6. Jame Barcroft  
unmarried in 1616   nfi
7. Edward [or Edmund] Barcroft 1609 -
       twin of Charles. Apprenticed 1 March 1625/26 to an Allan Cotton.
        [Cicely Cotton was listed with John Barcroft on Arthur Smith's patent in 1637.

8. Charles Barcroft 1609 -1661
         patented 350 acres IoW 10 Feb 1637 on Pagen Shore adj. Christopher Reynolds and Arthur Smith

Ref: B. C. Holtzclaw, "Clark of Surry and Isle of Wight Counties," Southern Genealogies #1, Historical Southern Families, Vol. I
Coldham, The Complete Book of Immigrants, Vol I page 285.

 

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