The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-28
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| Ihoinas Savage had not been or ,
nisotous way and spirit this first fam.
ny might have had no place at all and
Iohn Rolfe had not been turned
ns Deiaware he would never have
met the Lady pocahontas and might
nave led an obscure existence In old
England. Indeed. he might have n,Ied
Whlery grave. for the poor tub In
whieh he sailed was hardly sea-
worthy. Therefore. from genealogical
PRICE ana satisfaction. as well as from
other pomps and vanities of this wicked
world. we must ask the good I,ord
to deliver us
OF George Cd Yeardley had three
chiidren-Elizabet CD, Argau lo> and
francis CD. or Elizabeth, nothing il
SHOWN. Argall. the Oldest, was Born
aooul lo-l' ana married about I63O.
"''e OF nrst WIFE unknown. She died
~ lo4s. lie went to Europe in l649.
ana while there married Anne custis
uauHhler or tho Rotterdam innkeencr
1ohh GUSTS and his wife. Joane. John
ustis was the progenitor Of the dis
unsuishcd Gusts family OF Virginia
VINO settled on the Eastern Shore.
Argall 90 Yeardley and Ann Gusts
iita Argal 80, Edmund ca. Rose t2).
nshrE go, FRANCES go. or Henry ana
~, ' Wno hothihs Is known. Argall
~ lcardley was member of Council
hreail (3) feardley married Saran
Michael. oldest daughter OF John
Miehael ana Sarah Thoroughbred. in
.o.S iEeir two sons, Argau a. and
'ohh %. died young. Their daugh-
,crs were Elizabeth ca, Sarah "a
ana FRANCES "a. or whom later. Rose
- iearaley married. first. Thomas
i.Sdins, and, second. Robert peaie.
rr"ices CD 1eardley. youngest dauAsh-
Ter o. Colonel Argall Yeartiley. mar
RED Lieut. Col. Thoroughbred. eldest
son OF Captain Adam ana Sarah or
ney Thoroughbred. They lived at
byhnhaven Bay, near Norfolk County.
ana no doubt with the Thoroughgoods
nourishcd on the good oysters which
abounded IN the vicinity Their chill
urcn. according to Colonel Thorough
sooa VIII. were Adam (4b. who mar
iiou Mary MoSeley -: Robert 10
married Blandina (?). and had n son
Robert (5): William a.. married "a
uence. AID had ArGall (d), Mary as.
ana Adam (5); of Francis a.. no chi
dren were recorded his wite's name
was Amy.
Elizabeth COS Yeardlev married
George lIarmanson. They lived NJ i,
beautiful place on the Eastern shore
called "ieardley." and had Margaret
90, married Arthur Robins; Alicia
CO, married Hillary Siringar: Isabel
90, married lIarmanson: 8ridgett a..
married Littlcton Eyre. Rose "a. Hen
rietta "a.
This third family or Virginia viii
be continued in our next issue 1t is n
very. very large family through the
female line, but hec;tme extinct rs TO
surname In :he third gencraron but
n woman can transfuse lineage as
veil rs man many can rejoice to-
day on being the third from top in
the Virginia n"erase
We are now going to retrace our
steps and give little excursus on the
Michacls and ThorouGhgoods These
families. with ccpious reference 10
original documents, were worked out
by the late r. T. Upshur.
Captain Francis Seardley married
Sarah Onlev, of London. Her mother
was Miss Harris. a sister or Alex
ander Harris, OF Town iill Mrs
Yeardlcy was much married; first, TO
Adam 1horoughEood, hy whom she
had Adam: Ann, married Job Chand-
Ter. Sarah. the name or whose husband
] cannot lind. and Elizabeth, who mar
ricd John Michael. Sr. Adam T'horough-
good died. and his widow married Can
tain John GooEin--no issue Then sho
married Ycardlcy. and seems to have
had no Issue hy him IN
Michael Family.
T. Tho Michael family came from
Graft. Holland. but were supposed to
BIO originally from England. Captain
John Michael was the first OF the fam
lily who came TO the Eastern Shore OF