Children of  Patience Brewer & John Drew:
1. John Drew ca 1750 - 1819
      married Winifred Blount Hunter ca 1750 - 1810
2. Elizabeth Drew ca 1758 -
     married William Roberts
3. Julia Drew ca 1761 -
      married Benjamin Hill d 1793
4. Dolphin Drew ca 1764 -
5. Mary Cary Drew  20 April 1770 - 20 April 1858
      (1784 Bertie John Mackey, guardian of Mary Cary Drew the orphan of John Drew May 18, 1784, thro 12 May 1785 - Bertie Co.)            Old Trinity Cemetery in Scotland Neck
      married aft 12 May 1785 Joseph [Josiah] Hopkins ca 1760 - 1804
      married 2nd John Young died 1849 Halifax Co
                son of Marmaduke Young and Patience House
6. William Drew ca 1770 - 8 May 1827
       attorney general of NC and legislator

Child of Patience Brewer Drew & John Webb:
1. James Webb ca 1774 -

Children of John Brewer d 1669 and wife Anne:
1. Thomas Brewer ca 1667 - 1729
2. John Brewer III
    married Joanna 

John Brewer the son apparently settled on the 1000 ac grant of Rev. Thomas Butler [He also held "Stanley Hundred" in Warwick.] "
In 1658 John Brewer and Col. Miles Cary rep. the inhabitants of Stanley Hundred in a suit against John Harlowe. 
In 1659 the land in dispute was granted to the inhabitants of Stanley Hundred and Mr. Harlowe's patent was made null and void.

  John Brewer and Joseph Bridger rep Isle of Wight in the House of Burgesses in 1657/8.
  John Brewer died intestate in IoW 1669. 
His widow married Anthony Holladay bef 1671.

Deed Bk1 Isle of Wight:
 1 Feb 1688 Thomas Brewer for 20 pounds sterling sells to Anthony Holliday of IoW 30 acres part of a pat of Mr John Brewer dec adj John Valentine and said Brewer Jr to dividing line of Mr Thomas Pitt and said Brewer. .
  Teste, Ralfe Frizzel, Nicholas Casey, Mary [x] Penny

 a Thomas Brewer will pro 23 Mar 1729 Isle of Wight Co, VA Will Book Vol 3 1726-1734  p 200-202 and 206-209

John Brewer, eldest son of Thomas of London was a grocer in London.
before 1630 he moved to Virginia, as he was a Burgess from Warwick in 1629-30.
He was a member of the Governor's Council 1632-34.
His plantation was called "Stanley's Hundred" or "Brewer's Burrough" and his land in Warwick was adjacent to that of Colonel Miles Cary and Thomas Reade.

John Bennett Boddie in "Seventeenth Century Isle of Wight County Virginia" gives a sketch of the Brewer family.

 His Uncle John Drake [citizen and clothmaker of London] in 1623 remembered the family in his will naming John Brewer, Marie Brewer and Margaret Brewer, children of John Brewer, citizen and grocer of London and of Mary his wife. . .

 "John Brewer died in Virginia in 1635 and his widow soon afterwards married Thomas Butler, 'Clarke and Parson of Denbie' [Later Warwick] This is evidenced by a grant of land to Thomas Butler of 1000 acres in Isle of Wight, 11 July 1635 [see grant] The land was in right of John Brewer esq. 'of which 50 acres was due as Brewer's own personal adventure and 50 acres for the personal adventure of his wife Mary , due said Butler as marrying said relict Mary Brewer.' 
The Rev. Thomas Butler died in 1637 and his will was probated in London in that same year. 
He left no children [VMII p316]
  "John Brewer made his will Sept. 4th 1631 as a 'citizen and grocer of London' same was probated 13th May 1636 as follows:
   "To be buried without any mourning apparel or gowns given to any but those of mine own household.
     To my dearly beloved father Thomas Brewer, eight pounds yearly [..as long as h shoul live]
     To my son John Brewer my plantation in Virginia called 'Stanley hundred' also 'Brewer's Burough' only the third part of the profits thereof during the life of Mary my wife I give to her and also the third part of my goods and chattels, beside which is also due by the custom of London.
    To my son Roger Brewer and my daughter Margaret Brewer forth pounds apiece payable at marriage or when 21.
   To my brother Thomas Brewer 40 sh and to each of his children 10 sh.
    The residue to my said children John, Roger and Margaret, they to be executors, but as they are now young, I appoint my wife Mary and my loving uncle Roger Drake, citizen and clothmaker of London, to be overseers and guardians of my children; to each of them 40 sh to buy them a ring.
   [Testator died in Virginia]"

John Brewer died in Virginia in 1635.
His widow soon afterwards married Thomas Butler, "Clarke and Parson of Denbie" [later Warwick] 
Thomas Butler received a grant of 1000 acres in Isle of Wight 11 July 1635. The land was in right of John Brewer, esquire "of which 50 acres were due as Brewer's own personal adventure and 50 acres for the personal adventure of his wife Mary, due said Butler as marrying said relict Mary Brewer. The Reverand Thomas Butler died in 1637, and his will was probated in London in that same year. He left no children.

Thomas Brewer married a daughter of Richard Drake and his wife Christian Fawcett.
He was born at Somerset England. His wife was sister of Roger Drake and John Drake of London.

Children of Thomas Brewer and his wife ---- Drake:
1. John Brewer d. 1635 in VA
    married Mary 
2. Thomas Brewer Jr of Somerset England