The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01
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England.
Mrs. Catherine Thorpe, of Bruton
Parish. being Ill and about to die
1886 did in our presence say II would
to God Mr.. Eborne Ghe MINISTRY was
present. for then would have n mar
riage solemnized betwixt myself and
James Whaley.' for he alone Is my
husband before God and then ! would
do to ye end TO put him In possession
OF NY estate. that he may not suffer
wrong, and that I might not be put
to ye trouble to make q will in writ
ing. for to him it doth of right be-
long and to him I do give 1T
Signed in the presence of Dionystus
Wright. justice of James City, and
his daughter. Mrs. Dionysia Hadley:
Mrs. Mary Buck. william Sedgewick.
corded by James WhaLlcy. administra-
tor June. 1865. Securities: Daniel
Parke, Robert Harrison. The Anners-
leys were nosuited with cast. 1896.
york records. 1694-169T). John Grice
said that Whaley "was a most violent
man. and had struck and cursed him.
Mrs. Catherine Thorpe was most In
teresting woman. The York count,
records make mention OF two OF hel
trips to England. In September. 1850
Henry Jenkins writes the Mosbys o
| i OEflO"u, " SG6 Hei JILL SluCc SlIs
has hts consent, and is also a married
woman. and hence of her own dispos
ing" CRecords 1s15-1Ss5.) Again, 1851
Catherine Thorpe, Mary Burwell
Alice Abbott and William Sherley in.
| tend for England this present ship.
| ping" Ubld.) 1t was her property
| which founded the "Nrattcy School" OF
! William and Mary College.
/ Note.-James Whaley was son OF
| Maj. Thomas Whaley, one of Bacon's
staunch supporters, who in 1917
brought suit against Daniel Parker for
! tobacco. Richard Whaley also brought
! suit against Daniel Parker 1888. James
| Whaley married Mary Page, dauEhter
| of Matthew Page. who, in leaving for
! England. 1907, gave her power of at
torney to Henry Cary, sr.. and Jr., ant
Edward Jaqueline. Witness: Michae
| Archer, Christopher Jackson.
Thomas "a Baytop and - Pell. hi:
| wife. had at least two sons-Danic
to) and Thopas (2). OF these, DAME
(2) Baytop was "grocer in Maidstone
Kent. England and was administra-
tor 1851, of his brother, Thomas Bay
top. and guardian of tho infant
Thomas Baytop tborn 1879
From York county, Va. records
1891: Daniel Baytopp. of Maidstone
of Thomas Baytop. and guardian and
administrator of Thomas Baytopp. tho
minor" constitutes Captain Francis
Page In Virginia. his attorney to
take possession of 20 plantations.
stock. etc. of we said BaD,topp in we
parts of America In right OF We minor,
January goth. 1891" The said Thomas
Baytop. merchant, deceased, came over
to Virginia twelve years before tho
above date, and came, from Steplehurst,
where he lived for several years in
the lawful estate OF matrimony with
Hannah, his wife, and where was born
his son, Thomas Baytopp, May .. 1876.
as appears by the register Of Steple
hurst and the testimony of his god
father. Peter Burren, of said place,
cloclunaker. aged fifty-eight years.
and John Stanter, clerk and register OF
the aforesaid parish of Steplehurst
aged sixty-nine years.
Captain Francis CD Page was son
of the first Francis Page, born 1894,
died. 167s. of Middlesex county. Eng
land. who was also father OF Matthew
(2) Fage, of Virginia, died 1873. whose
daughter, Mary (3). married James
Whaley. and had son, Matthew Whaler.
who died young, and for whom his
mother, In her viii, 1742, founded the
Mattey School. She is buried In Red
font Parish. Middlesex county. where
she died. James Whaley died 1901.
(William and Mary Quarterly w ~
Thomas (2) Baytop (ahove) married
Hannah -? and moved to Steple-
hurst. Kent county. England, where he
was a merchant, and "lved In the law
full state OF matrimony with Hannah,
his wife, and where was born his son,
Thomas t3). in 1876 He came to
yt,.grs ,to H., s,,,1,
tations merchandise, stock" etc york
Witnessed indenture OF Humphrey and
Philip Moody. OF York county, Va.
division of land with Elizabeth. daugh-
ter of their brother Josias Moody. de-
ceased (whose widow, Elizabeth. mar
ried, second Thomas Hansford) 800
acres Hampton Parish. Other witnesses:
Joseph Ring Uustioe), David Crawford.
and Richard NIoore--Edward jennings,
clerk COURT Also Witnessed cath
August, 1882. deed from Philip Moody
and wife, Magdalene, OF Hampton
Parish. to Joseph Ring, Of same parish,
land patented. 1888. by John Waine."
February, 1873. deed from David
Crowford to Joseph Ring, Other wit
nasses were Benjamin Reade and
Thomas Chamberlayne
Philip Moody was church warden
Hampton Parish, 1857. Joseph Ring
was Justice York county; will proved
1903. Children; Edmund, Joseph Isaac,
Elizabeth. Sarah and Mary. Legacy to.
Isaac Sedgewick. Executors: His loving
brothers, Captain Matthew Page and
Edward Berkeley His wife was daugh-
ter OF John Mann. OF Gloucester coun-
tY His sisters married Matthew
Page and Edward Berkeley. Thomas
Baytop died 1891, The following is
from p. G, G. Admon. account book.
1892 faio 3 "Water's Gleanlngs in
England;
Thomas Baytop. Sr late in yir-
glnia, widower, deceased: administra-
tion granted 20 Daniel Baytos this
brothero, uncle and guardian of
Thomas Baytop. a minor son of de-
funct, 10th January. 1691-e"
Note--This grant expired at tho
full age or said Thomas Baytop, and
q new grant was made. 25th Septem-
her, 1899" Virginia Magazine History
and GeneaIogy, NJ 6a.l