Lancaster Lovett was born Abt. 1609186,
and died Bef. May 1673 in
Notes
for Lancaster Lovett:
Source: Abstract of Norfolk County Wills {SA Library}
p.38
LANCASTER LOVETT of Linhaven in
Book E. f. 14-. dated 17 Oct 1672 Proved 15 Apr 1673
...my body to be decently interred according to ye manner & custome of
ye Church of England...
,,,unto my sonne LANCASTER LOVETT 300 acres of land being ye plantation
whereon I now live from ye Iland point to ye lyne of marked trees next
to ye land of Rich.
...unto my loving wife
...unto my sonne JNO. LOVETT 300 acres of land next adjoining my sonnne
...unto my son THOMAS LOVETT 200 acres... adjoyning my son JNO.
LOVETTs...next Rich Poole...next Martin...mext Malachy Thurston...
...unto my son RANDOLPH LOVETT 300 acres of land lying and being at
Linhaven...between ye land now in possession of George Minchin & Rich
Bonny ... if he dye under age...
...give all my stock of Cattle...att ye Easterne Shore wch now are att
and use ye plantation wch THOMAS LAMBERT now lives on...unto my 2
daughters
...to my sonne RANDOLPH LOVETT...cattle...att...plantation of Ben
Burrows
...Son LANCASTER LOVETT & wife
...unto BETHSHEBA my daughter now wife to JOHN LADD....
witnesses: Thomas Bridge, aged 57 or thereabouts, proved, Adam Keeling,
Mala Thruston
Sighed Lancaster Lovett & Seale
CODICIL. dated
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Source: http://www.vbgov.com/dept/library/docs/beachappendi.html
Wishart/Lovett/Kemp(e)
In 1673 James Wishart purchased property from William Richerson, who had
previously acquired it from Adam Thorowgood (II). When James Wishart
died in 1679/80, he left his plantation in Little Creek to his son
William. Another son, James, inherited the property on which he, James,
was residing. Two additional sons, Thomas and John, and two daughters,
Joyce and Frances, were also mentioned in his will.21 Thomas Wishard (Wishart),
the youngest son of James (I), married Mary, daughter of James Kemp.
James Kemp had married Ann, the widow of Lancaster Lovett (a church
warden in Lynnhaven in 1650 and first of four generations of Lancaster
Lovetts). The Kemp family established itself at the head of the Eastern
Branch of the Elizabeth River, which soon became known as Kempe's (or
Kemp's) Landing, now called Kempsville.22
Lovett Family of Princess Anne County, Virginia
by John Harvey Creesy
Lancaster Lovett, living Norfork Co. 6 Feb. 1638. Had wife Bathsheba 20
Aug. 1645. Church Warden
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Bethsheba Lovett wf. John Ladd. Note: Bathsheba born before 1629 if she
was 16 years old in 1645.
Note: We have found that Mrs Gookin was of the upper crust and that she
and a Mr. Mathewe Phillips were ordered to bring in and give full
account ..... at next court of such estates belonging unto the children
& Orphants, in theire Custody and protecion. from: records of Quarte
Court in James City - 1646/47.
Source: http://www.lovitt-genealogy.com/~lovitt/descend/deslanlov.html
Some Descendants of
Lancaster Lovett of Norfolk, VA
The original material for this was contributed by
Chester R. Johnson,
(and THANKS,
Also see Notes on John Ladd of
1. Lancaster Lovett born before 1618, married (1) Bathsheba, born before
1629, died ca 1650/1, VA, married (2) Ann, died 1716, VA.
1.1. Bathsheba Lovett (daughter of Lancaster Lovett and Bathsheba) born
about 1645/46, Norfolk, VA, married (1) before 1666, in VA,5 William
Baniard, died by 1666, VA,5 married (2) before 1672, in VA, John Ladd,
died before 2 Aug 1680, Norfolk, VA. Bathsheba died about 1673,
1.2. Lancaster Lovett (son of Lancaster Lovett and Bathsheba) born
before 1651, probably VA,5 married Mary Carraway, born ca 16??,
(daughter of John Carraway and Ann) died before
Children of Lancaster Lovett and Bathsheba are:
- +Lancaster Lovett, b. Bef. 1651, VA, d. Aft. October 1700.