Christopher Calvert 1736 -1789 | his parents 
and Peggy Boush 1744 - 1803 |  her parents
of Norfolk Co and
Courtland, Southampton Co, VA

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

  CHRISTOPHER CALVERT 26 Sept 1736 - 1789
                  estate appraised 11 July 1789 - Southampton Co, VA
      son of Cornelius Calvert died 1747 Norfolk, VA and Mary Saunders
    married 27 Oct 1762 MARGARET[ PEGGY] BOUSH 1744 - 1803
              dau of Samuel Boush and Frances Lawson Sayer.

   1. Capt Samuel Calvert 1763   - Oct 1813
       married 6 Apr 1789 Norfolk, VA   Mary Bassett Moseley ca 1763 - 1804
            dau of Bassett Moseley d ca 1783 and Rebecca Newton
                     Moseley family came to America from England in 1649
        married 3 Nov 1803 Courtland, VA  Frances Briggs ca 1782 Courtland, VA -

    2. Matthew Calvert 5 Oct 1765 - 23 Jun 1814
             was named for his father's friend Matthew Phripp, who left to his god-son Matthew Calvert 
               son of Christopher, his brass barrell blunderbuss now in his father's possession.     

    3. Frances Calvert 13 Feb 1767 SH Co, VA -  bef Feb 1795
           married  23 Dec 1784 Southampton, VA Albridgton Jones 1765 VA -
             he married 2nd Feb 1795 Polly Calvert ca 1771
                    dau of Samuel Calvert 1743 - 1783 and Peggy Ross
               a. Margaret B Jones bef Fef 1795 - bef 9 Apr 1834
                     married Griffin Styth

    4. Ann Holt Calvert  28 March 1769 - bef 9 Apr 1834
           married William Cahart

   5. Mary Sawney Calvert 22 Sept 1771 - bef 1809
          married SH Co VA 19 Sept 1793  Spencer Pierce 1769 -
              a. Samuel Pierce
              b. Bolton Pierce
              c. Peggy Pierce
              d. Fanny Pierce

    6. Cornelius Boush Calvert 22 Sept  1773 - 28 Feb 1797

Chapman, "Southampton County VA 1749-1800 "--p 163 
Calvert, Christopher. Account current. Signed Samuel Calvert, adm. the heirs of the estate paid their proportional part; paid Albridgeton Jones in right of his wife Frances; Matthew Calvert; Ann Holt Calvert; Cornelius B Calvert; Samuel Calvert; Spencer Pierce in right of his wife Mary;  heirs of intestate the proportional part of the estate of Cornelius B Calvert's estate; paid Peggy Calvert widow. D. 1789 R. 1799 page 120.

Samuel Boush 1696 - aft 1753 |  his parents
& ca 1716 Ann Goodrich ca 1695 - 1724/35 |  her parents
& ca 1735 Frances Lawson Sayer ca 1696 -  |  her parents
of Norfolk Co, VA

  Samuel Boush Jr married first ca 1716 Ann Goodrich who was born in James City VA ca 1695 and died between 1724/35. 
  His second wife ca 1735 was Frances Lawson Sayer born in Princess Anne County VA ca 1696 daughter of Charles Sayer and Margaret Lawson.
  Samuel Boush Jr was born 1696 the son of Col. Samuel Boush [ca 1651 London England - ca 1739 in Norfolk Co VA]  and his wife Alice Mason Hodge Porter daughter of Col. Lemuel Mason.
   Major Samuel Boush was a member of the Court of Norfolk County and served as Sheriff of the County;
 one of the first three trustees of Norfolk Academy; 
named as Alderman in the original charter for the Borough of Norfolk but did not qualify due to his election of the first Town Clerk of Norfolk Borough in 1736. 
He served as Clerk of Norfolk County Court from June 18, 1742 to 1753.

Children of Samuel Boush Jr and Ann Goodrich:
1. William Boush ca 1716 -
2. John Boush ca 1718 -
3. Samuel Boush III ca 1720 -
4. Goodrich Boush ca 1724 -

Children of Samuel Boush Jr and Frances Lawson Sayer:
1. Arthur Boush ca 1735 -
2. Nathaniel Boush ca 1738 -
3. Mary Boush ca 1740 -
4. Charles Sayer Boush ca 1742 -
5. Margaret [Peggy] Boush 1744 - 1803
     married 27 Oct 1762 Christopher Calvert 1736 - 1789

source #26, #62: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~markfreeman/mason.html  

Col. Samuel Boush ca 1651 - ca 1739 |  his parents
& ca 1694 Alice Mason ca 1662 -  |  her parents
& ca 1679 Robert Hodge  - 1681
&  William Porter - bef 1693

   Col Samuel Boush married Alice Mason, daughter of Col. Lemuel Mason, Burgess, and widow of William Porter, Clerk of Norfolk County.
   Samuel Boush was born in London, England ca 1651 the son of Maximillian Boush and Sarah Woodhouse. 
   Col. Samuel Boush, named in Charter as the first Mayor of Norfolk, appointed by the Crown; Justice of Norfolk County from 1691; member of House of Burgesses and churchwarden. 
   Alice Mason, named in her father's will as the wife of Mr. Samuel Boush, and the widow of Mr. William Porter, must have had an earlier marriage. A will is on record wherein one Robert Hodges, 1681, states that his father-in-law was Lemuel Mason, and Alice was the name of his wife. 
 ? Lieutenant Maximilian Boush, of the Royal Navy, devises to an uncle, Lemuel Boush.

Children of Samuel Boush and Alice Mason:
1. Mason Boush ca 1695 -
2. Samuel Boush 1696 - aft 1753
     married first ca 1716 Ann Goodrich
     married ca 1735 Frances Lawson Sayer
3. Anne Boush 

Will of Robert Hodge 10 Sep 1681-prove 18 Oct 1681 Norfolk Co VA
 by ye oaths of all ye evidences, buried with Christian burial according to ye discretion of my Executors & my two friends Anthony Lawson & Bennoni Burroughs.. in ye southside of ye Chancell in Linhaven Church.
.. unto my God son Anthony Lawson ye son of Anthony Lawson ... When ye sd. Anthony is seaven years of age.
.. unto my God son Anthony Ivy.
.. & to each Godson & God Daughter I have in Virginia besides one bible & two Sermon Books.
.. unto my Eldest Brother Alex: Hodge & unto my Brothers John & Thomas Hodge & to each of their wives one mourning Ring of twenty shilllings sterl.
.. unto my brother in law Peter Shepheard & unto my sister Mary his wife to each of them one Ring of Twenty Shilling Sterl price.
... unto Joh Totle of Plymo one Ring of twenty shillings sterl price, if he bee living at my decease. 
.. unto Malachi peale one ring.
.. unto Bennoni Burroughs one Ring.
.. unto Anthony Lawson one Ring.
.. unto each of my bro. Jn Hodge Children five pounds sterl a peace.
.. unto my God son peter ye son of my brother in law Peter Shepheard of Modbury ten punds sterl. 
.. Unto Dorothy Rowell that was my servant two thousand pounds of tobacco & Caske.
.. unto my friend Bennoni Burroughs & his heirs for Ever all my halfe of ye tract of land, patten'd in ye name of Anthony Lawson & my selfe with land called by ye name of Chester--- fforrest... my great Kearsey Coat lined with red serge & ten yards of Docoles Linnen out of my great Chest in ye Store.
.. unto my friend Anthony Lawson five pounds Sterl money.
.. Unto my ffeather in Law Coll. Lemuel Mason, my plush Saddle & furnitue.
.. my feather in law Mason & his wife to each of them one ring of twenty shillings price.
.. my dear & loving wife Alice Hodge to be my law full exectrix & whereas it is supposed ye she my said wife is with child... Remayning paret of my estate.... (if male) .. equally divided between ye mother and my sonne... & yt like wife he be possest of ye other halfe of my land after ye decease of his mothr my now wife. But if .... a female... an equall haldf of all my land, but if .. neither ... and comes to age, then I doe make and ordane Robert Hodge ye son of my brother Jno Hodge of Dartsmouth, to be my lawfull heir to all my lands & in case he dies in his minority then Peter ye son of my brother in law peter Shepheard of Modbury to be my lawfull heir and if ye said peter Shepheard should die then Jn Hodge ye son of my borther Jno Hodge of Dartmo to be my lawfull heir. 
.. friends Anthony Lawson & Bennoni Borroughs to be overseers. 
.. my brother Jn Hodge his son Robert 
.. my Eldest Brothers Children.
.. to my sister mary Shepheard in Molbury.. forty shillings to be paid to ye poore of ye pish of Modbury & a Marble stone to be sent in heere to be laid upon my grave. 
Wit. David Whitford, Pat Angus, Anthony Lawson, Ben Burrough.

source #26: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~markfreeman/mason.html  

Lemuel Mason ca 1628 - 1702  |  his parents 
& 1650 Ann Sewall  ca 1635 - ca 1705  |  her parents
of Norfolk Co, VA

   Lemuel Mason and Ann Sewall were married about 27 Feb 1649/50 in Norfolk Co VA. 
   
1628 - Lemuel Mason born in Norfolk Co VA, the son of Francis Mason and his 2nd wife Alice Ganey.  He died before 15 Sept 1702 in Norfolk Co VA
1632 - Henry Seawell, merchant, was Burgess for Elizabeth City.
1635 - Ann Sewall was born in Norfolk Co VA ,the daughter of Henry Sewall and his wife Alice Willoughby. She had died before 15 march 1704/05.
1639 - Henry Seawell, merchant, Burgess for Norfolk Co.
1639 - 1 May Henry Seawell Jr was born - he died 1672.
1644 - Henry Seawell died - his wife Alice was administratrix.
1645 - Alice then married Matthew Phillips [Phripp]
1649 - Alice died and her second husband soon after but not before he had married Anne who was his administratrix
   Henry Seawell was then to be sent to Holland for his education, in charge of Mr. Thomas Lee, spoken of as his kinsman. A deposition shows this son as born May 1, 1639, and another mentions his decease in 1672, and that his sister and heir, then the wife of Col. Lemuel Mason, was thirty-seven or thirty-eight years old. The mother of Mrs. Alice Seawell was Alee, daughter of Thomas Willoughby, who emigrated to Virginia in 1610 and became a leading merchant of the Colony; also justice of Elizabeth City in 1628, Burgess in 1629-32,and Councilor in 1644, 1646, 1650. He patented very large tracts of land in Lower Norfolk.
1649 - Francis Mason died
1649 - Lemuel Mason made a justice.
1649/50 - 27 Feb or there about Lemuel Mason and Ann Sewall are married.
1654-1657 - 1692 Lemuel Mason was burgess
1656 - Lemuel Mason was mayor.
1664-68 - Lemuel Mason was sheriff.
1680 - Colonel of militia in Lower Norfolk and the presiding justice 
1695 - 17 June wrote his will
1699 - was still the Colonel of militia in Lower Norfolk
1702 - will probated
1704 - Mrs. Ann Mason's will proved.

Will of Lemuel Mason June 17, 1695, probated 1702
-- sons, Thomas, Lemuel and Géorge
-- daughters, Frances, wife of Mr. George Newton;
     Alice, wife of Samuel Boush, and widow of William Porter;
      Elizabeth, wife of Thomas Cocke; 
      Margaret, wife of [paper torn], in England; 
      Anne, wife of Mr. Cron [or something like this, but the paper here is also mutilated]; 
      Mary, wife of Walter Gee, and
       Dinah. 

Will of Ann Mason of Elizabeth river Parish in ye County of Norfolke Gentlewoman, dated 30 Oct 1705 - proved 15 Mar 1706/5 by Coll. Thomas Willoughby & Mrs Ann Porter. Recorded 22 Mar 1706/5.
  ye death of my decd husband Coll. Lemuel Mason... Christian buriall at ye discretion of my executors here-after Named or at ye descretion of my there Sonnes Thomas, Lemuell & George Mason. 
... unto my Loveing daughter ffrancis Sayer ye sume of seven pounds ten shillings... without being accountabel to her husband.
.. unto my loveing daughter Alice Boush... with out being accountable to her husband..
.. unto my Loveing daughter Mary Cock... without being accountable to her husband.
.. unto my Loeing daughter Dinah Thorowgood.
.. unto my sonne Thomas Mason.. the pair of and jrons that are in ye Chimney wher I commnly ate my Selfe, my decd. husband promising ye same to my said son Thomas above twenty years past. 
... my seal Kinnned trunk.
.. and three sons ... sold Executors..
. Wit. Tho Willoghby, Elizabeth Newton, Ann Porter.

Were Phillips and Phripp the same person?
As an instance of the miswriting of this name, when Mrs. Frances Phripp, in 1742, stood as godmother to one of the Tucker children, she was entered in their bible as Mrs. Frances Phreep. Late Mrs. Mary Phrip Phripp, in the same office, was Mrs. Streep. The name died out in Norfolk when Matthew died without children of his own, and in 1780 devised a large estate to those of his sister, Mrs. Stephen Wright. He had a brother who married Mrs. Mary Anne Walke (her third husband), leaving a son and daughter, the wife of Dr. James Ramsay. The son married in 1793 Miss Sallie Kieling, but must have left Norfolk, or died without issue.

Book B, Lower Norfolk Co., VA, 2 Nov. 1646 - 15 Jan. 1651: 
9 Apr 1649, Att a Court Holden Att James Citty 
Present: Sir William Berkeley Knt. Gov. &c Mr. Richard Kempe, Capt. Samll Mathews, Tho. Stegg, Capt. Humphrey Higginson, Geo. Ludlowe, Mr. Henry Woodhouse & Mr. John Hill shall bee of the Quorum in the Commission of Lower Norfolk County. 
 Lemuel Mason hath made it appear upon oath that there is due unto him 400 acres of land for the transportation: Margaret Clitherby? (Nu gives Mary Eitherby), Dorothy Winckford (or Wayne Ford), ROBERT RUSSELL, Tho. Wards, Sarah Walker, Margaret Evefines?, Tho. Reinolds & ROBT WINTER. (Nu 187 - gives Pat. to Hen. Brakes for 250 acres 13 Mar 1649 with the first 5 headrights listed in this certificate. Nothing in Nu on Lemuel Mason for this certificate.

source #10: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~markfreeman/mason.html  

Lt. Francis Mason ca 1584 - 1648 |  his parents 
& 1606 Mary Dickman  bef 1591 - bef 1624 |  her parents
& ca 1624 Alice Ganey  ca 1596 - aft 1653 |  her parents
of England and Lower Norfolk Co, VA

ca 1584 - Francis Mason was born in England son of Francis Mason [1566 - Dec 1621 London, England].
 
1606, 17 Aug in England Francis Mason married Mary Dickman in England.
1613 - Lt. Francis Mason came to America, with his wife Mary and child.
ca 1623 - Francis Mason married Alice Ganey ca 1596 - aft 1653
1624, April 2 - muster of inhabitance of Basse Choice in VA on 2-4-1624 inc 
Francis Mason aged 40 who came in the John and Francis in 1613, 
Alice Mason, aged 26 came in the Margaret and John in 1622 and
 Francis Mason, Jr. b in VA (son of Mason 1st wife).
1624/25, 7 Feb - on muster at "Elizabeth Cittie" in Virginia
Mason, Francis . . . . . . . . . 40 Arrived on the John and Francis in 1613
Mason, Alice . . . . . . . . . . 26 Arrived on the Margett and John in 1622
Mason, Francis . . . . . . . . . -- Born in Virginia
1648 Francis died 10 Aug/1 Nov  Lower Norfolk Co VA.

He was magistrate, justice and vestryman of Lower Norfolk. His second wife came to Virginia in 1622, in the "Margaret and John." She was born 1626 (1626) (Dep.). There are other accounts, which affirm that an early Francis and James were half brothers of Colonel Lemuel Mason. James Mason was as prominent in Surry as was Lemuel in Lower Norfolk. He held large grants there, as well as in lsle of Wight, and in 1652 was a member of the Council.

"Some time before 1626, Francis Mason was assigned 50 acres of land in Charles City, but he never settled this. After a trip to England, for which he was granted passage on October 1626, he returned to Virginia and settled in that part of Elizabeth City which, in 1636, became New Norfolk County, where his land is of record 1635, in a patent to Thomas Willoughby, and in 1636 in one to William Julian. An act of Assembly, Jan. 6, 1639/40 named him as a tobacco viewer for the Western Branch to Elizabeth River."

2nd wf of Francis Mason was Alice Ganey, who with Margerie Ganey were among the first named by Mason's headrights in 1622. She came to America in 1622 on the "Margarett and John." Her sister Margaret or Margerie Ganey may have married John Cheesman or John Chisman, as a woman with that name recorded in her will that she was the aunt of Lemuel Mason and Elizabeth Thelaball.

source #3: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~markfreeman/mason.html  

Corrections and Additions welcomed

family notes from Blanche Clark, Geneva Barrow, Sara Glidden, Patsy Andrews, 
Junius W Calvert Jr, Paul Calvert, James Moore, Henry Lewis, 
obits,  gleanings from "Footprints in Northampton County 1741-1776-1976"
"Desc. of Virginia Calverts" compiled by Ella Foy O'Gormon 1947
and from several internet sources including
The Library of Virginia on line
http://genforum.genealogy.com/calvert/
http://ancestry.com/
http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/default.asp