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23. Bedford KGCo, Va Fitzhugh Henry-12967 (Henry Fitzhugh , William Fitzhugh , Henry Fitzhugh , William FItzhugh , John , William , Thomas The Elder , Progenitor ) was born on 10 Sep 1723. He died on 7 Feb 1783.
He is son3. Stella Hardy, p. 226.
Henry married Battaile Sarah of "Flintshire" Caroline Co Va-12970 daughter of Battaile John-370908 and Taliaferro Sarah-78411 on 23 Oct 1746.
Stella Hardy, p. 226.
Henry and Sarah had the following children:
+ 47 F i Fitzhugh Sarah-12971 was born on 2 Aug 1748. + 48 M ii Fitzhugh William Colville-301491 was born in 1757. 49 M iii Of Fauquier Co Fitzhugh George-434249 was born in 1756. He died in 1823. George married Digges Mary-434250 daughter of Colonel of Bellfield VA Digges Edward-434241 and Harrison Anne-434242. Mary was born in 1748. She died in 1814.
24. Virginia Stafford Co, Va, Planter Fitzhugh John-5411 (Henry Fitzhugh , William Fitzhugh , Henry Fitzhugh , William FItzhugh , John , William , Thomas The Elder , Progenitor ) was born in 1727. He died in 1809.
Stella Hardy, p. 219, notes that Fitzhugh name goes back to Baron Bardolph, Lord of Ravensworth, Richmond Co., reign of Wm the Conq. founder of the Washington and Fitzhugh families of England. The Fifteenth Baron Fitzhugh 1508, George Fitzhugh, died 1572, no issue, but his aunt Alice wife of Tiens (knight) father of Thomas, Lord Dacre, the eldest daughter of Henry Fitzhugh, 13th Baron, and Sir Thomas Parr, knight, son of Elizabeth, another dr of said Henry, Baron13, were next heirs, yet the Barony fell into abeyance. The first connected record of the Virginia Fitzhughs begins with Hon. William Fitzhugh of Bedford Co., England, born 15 June, 1570, descended from Baron Bardolph, and Hon. William here married one Margaret Smyth. See Burke's Landed Gentry for Fitzhugh of Plas Power. See Greene, Carter diary, Vol. 1, p. 359, p. 539. USA http on "My Southern Family" by Josephine Lindsay Bass and Becky Bonner.
John married Thornton Alice Catlett-5412 daughter of Of Crowes King George Co, Va Thornton Rowland-70455 and Catlett Elizabeth-70456 in Virginia,probably. Alice was born in 1729. She died in 1790.
USA http on "My Southern Family" by Josephine Lindsay Bass and Becky Bonner.
John and Alice had the following children:
+ 50 M i Dr of Belmont King Geo Co Va Fitzhugh George-70872. 51 F ii Fitzhugh Elizabeth-363953 was born in 1754. She died in 1823.
28. Fitzhugh Thomas-371045 (Henry Fitzhugh , William Fitzhugh , Henry Fitzhugh , William FItzhugh , John , William , Thomas The Elder , Progenitor ).
Thomas married (1) Booth Catharine-371046 daughter of Booth Progenitor-377240 and BNotknown Miss-377241.
Thomas married (2) Stuart Sarah-371047 daughter of Stuart David-371048 and SNotknown Miss-371049.
http on Gunston Hall Plantation at www.gunstonhall.org/
Thomas and Sarah had the following children:
52 F i Fitzhugh Susannah-371050.
http on Gunston Hall Plantation at www.gunstonhall.org/Susannah married Knox William-371052 son of Knox Progenitor-397331 and KNotknown Miss-397332.
He is of Windsor Lodge, Culpeper Co Va in http on Gunston Hall Plantation at www.gunstonhall.org/+ 53 M ii Fitzhugh Thomas-371051.
31. Colonel, Planter of "Eagles Nest Fitzhugh Henry-3583 (William Fitzhugh , William Fitzhugh , Henry Fitzhugh , William FItzhugh , John , William , Thomas The Elder , Progenitor ) was born in 1704/1706 in Circa. He died in 1742.
http on line of Thomas Jefferson. Morton, p. 22. He is of King Go Co, Va. Hardy, p. 111. USA/Virginia http by John Marshall at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/%7Emarshall/esmd207.htm and in series, for Carter.
Henry married Carter Lucy-69048 daughter of Colonel of "Corotoman",slaver Carter Robert "King"-13932 and widow Landon Elizabeth (Willis)-68780 in 1730. Lucy was born in 1715 in Corotoman Lancaster Co Va.
She is sister of Landon Carter of Sabine Hall. See Greene, Carter diary, Vol. 1, p. 533. Stella Hardy, p. 111.
Henry and Lucy had the following children:
+ 54 M i William "Chatam" King Geo Co Fitzhugh Planter-3585 was born in 1741. He died in 1809.
33. Fitzhugh Henry-244447 (William Fitzhugh , William Fitzhugh , Henry Fitzhugh , William FItzhugh , John , William , Thomas The Elder , Progenitor ) was born in 1706. He died in 1742.
Henry married Carter Lucy-69048 daughter of Colonel of "Corotoman",slaver Carter Robert "King"-13932 and widow Landon Elizabeth (Willis)-68780. Lucy was born in 1715 in Corotoman Lancaster Co Va.
She is sister of Landon Carter of Sabine Hall. See Greene, Carter diary, Vol. 1, p. 533. Stella Hardy, p. 111.
Henry and Lucy had the following children:
+ 55 M i Colonel Fitzhugh William-238041 was born in 1741. + 56 F ii Fitzhugh Elizabeth Landon-439853 was born in 1731. She died in 1756.
34. Fitzhugh William-13283 (William Fitzhugh , William Fitzhugh , Henry Fitzhugh , William FItzhugh , John , William , Thomas The Elder , Progenitor ) was born in 1676. He died in 1715 in VA.
Stella Hardy, p. 513. Sam Sloan's Big Combined Family Trees at: http://www.anusha.com/.
William married Lee Anne-13284 daughter of Lee Senior-176896 and LNotknown Miss-176897. Anne was born in 1683. She died in 1732 in VA.
gaps8 Sam Sloan's Big Combined Family Trees at: http://www.anusha.com/.
William and Anne had the following children:
35. Colonel, Planter Fitzhugh William-3544 (George Fitzhugh , William Fitzhugh , Henry Fitzhugh , William FItzhugh , John , William , Thomas The Elder , Progenitor ) was born in 1721. He died in 1798.
See Greene, Carter diary, Vol ? Stella Hardy, pp. 220-221, p. 321, p. 513. Website on Gunston Hall plantation at www.gunstonhall.org/ http on line of the Lees of Stratford.
William married (1) wife3 Lee Martha-276856 daughter of Of London, merchants Lee and Corbin Lee Richard III-1931 and heiress Silk Martha-1988 on 28 Mar 1740. Martha was born in 1716 in London. She died in 1751.
http on line of the Lees of Stratford. Lee family http update. Winterarthur Library webpage on Lee-Cazenove. Stella Hardy, p. 220, p. 320. Stella Hardy, p. 321. Stella Hardy, p. 513.
William and Martha had the following children:
+ 60 M i Fitzhugh George Lee Mason-371080 died in 1836.
William married (2) Widow Frisby Ann Peregrine-7224 daughter of Frisby Peregrine-166933 and Sewall Elizabeth-166934 on 7 Jan 1752. Ann was born in 1727. She died in 1793.
Stella Hardy, p. 221. http by Tim Chew on Chew genealogy
William and Ann had the following children:
+ 61 M ii Fitzhugh William Frisby-348486 was born in 1761. He died in 1839. + 62 M iii Fitzhugh Peregrine-371098 was born in 1759. He died in 1811.
38. Planter Fitzhugh William-3456 (John Fitzhugh , William Fitzhugh , Henry Fitzhugh , William FItzhugh , John , William , Thomas The Elder , Progenitor ) was born in 1725. He died in 1791.
Per Carolyn Whitaker. Planter, King Geo Co, of Marmion.
William married Beverley Ursula-301493 daughter of Colonel, Planter of Blandfield Beverley William-68895 and Bland Elizabeth-214308. Ursula was born about 1729. She died about 1766.
They had the following children:
+ 63 F i Of Marmion Fitzhugh Lucy-460202. + 64 M ii Fitzhugh John-123015 was born about 1742. He died about 1796. + 65 F iii Fitzhugh Molly-475578.
44. Levant trade Fitzhugh Valentine-20522 (William , William , William , Robert , John , William , Thomas The Elder , Progenitor ) was born on 10 Jun 1722. He died on 15 Aug 1800.
Burke's LG for Fitzhugh of Plas Power.
Valentine married Parmentier Elizabeth-19624 daughter of Parmentier Progenitor-122973 and PNotknown Miss-107185 on 16 Jun 1745.
Burke's LG for Fitzhugh of Plas Power.
Valentine and Elizabeth had the following children:
+ 66 M i MP EICo Fitzhugh William-20523 was born on 21 Jul 1757. He died on 5 Mar 1842.
45. Dir EICo Fitzhugh Thomas-60067 (William , William , William , Robert , John , William , Thomas The Elder , Progenitor ) was born in 1728. He was christened in 1786 in active. He died on 1 Jan 1800.
Per Ken Cozens. thepeerage.com. He is of Portland Place, Marylebone and Plas Power, Denbighshire. http from stirnet.com file1 on Dashwood of Northbrook, Oxfordshire, Stanford, Dashwood of Wycombe and Peyton of Doddington. He is son3. He in the peerage.com is of Portland Place, Marylebone. Not in Hodson list. He is elected a dir of EICo on 11 April 1786. Burke's LG for Fitzhugh of Plas Power. Ken Cozens thinks by Ag 2006 that names Thomas and William Fitzhugh had something to do with Richard Cadman Etches and furs from n/w America, they were based at East London-Wapping area, and at Canton, were major contractors to government. Follows Cozens e-mail of 31 -8-2006:
Subject:
Re: Fitzhugh - Ken Cozens
From:
"Kenneth Cozens." <kenneth.cozens@btinternet.com>
Date:
Wed, 30 Aug 2006 19:16:25 +0100
To:
"Dan Byrnes" <dan@danbyrnes.com.au>Dear Dan,
Thanks for your last message. Good to hear the back is much improved. Your Sudanese friend sounds interesting. Quite what he makes of us only he can say! But it must be nice for you to receive some intelligent feedback and questions on slavery issues at times. I wonder what he will make of all the forthcoming European 'furore' surrounding the Abolition of Slavery anniversary next year? In Europe most of the media will be focussed on the same old Wilberforce story again, with Clarkson hardly getting a mention. Also the pro-slavers such as Hibbert, Brook Watson et al will probably be totally ignored! Another important issue is the role of London in the slave trade. Which has been very nearly totally neglected. Must be a good time for us?!!
Before I forget let me give you one or two more snippets I managed to extract from that privately printed Fitzhugh family history. You may already be aware of some of this but in no particular order here goes:1. Page 626, Jane Austen's family were connected to the Fitzhugh family through the marriage of Harriet Lane (sister of Mary Ann Fitzhugh) who married the Reverend John Austin, Rector of Chevening.
2. Page 616, The parting 'gift' of William Fitzhugh to Canton (1790s) was the Grotto of Camoen's at Macao which was a 3 acre park named after the Portuguese poet Luis de Camoen. William retired at age 33 with a £60,000 'fortune'. (There are some antique prints of this online at the NYPL: http://digitalgallery.nypl.org/nypldigital/dgkeysearchdetail.cfm?trg=1&strucID=356538&imageID=1266598&word=Bradshaw%2C%20S%2E&s=3¬word=&d=&c=&f=4&lWord=&lField=&sScope=&sLevel=&sLabel=&total=11&num=0&imgs=12&pNum=&pos=7
and elsewhere on the internet).3. On page 591 of the book it mentions that William Fitzhugh agreed a million dollar deal at 10% for the Canton Factory with the Spanish in Manila via the Royal Philippine Company for Bengal Cotton, which was arranged under a special EICo licence in exchange for silver bullion.
4. Page 449 mentions John Purling (later an MP for Shoreham) in Canton at the same time as Supercargo Thomas Fitzhugh (1753). Purling later marries Nancy Fitzhugh and become an Attorney for Fitzhugh's affairs from his London base from 1763 onwards. Note: That Purling had been a Purser on the Tavistock (2) 1745/6, before becoming an EICo Captain of the Sandwich 1752/3 & 1756/7 , and Neptune (3) 1759/60, the last two owned by Sir Charles Raymond.
5. Page 501 mentions that William Fitzhugh 'retired' from being a Levant merchant at Aleppo in 1754 (Valentine Fitzhugh was a merchant at Constantinople). He became a friend and confidant of Lord Richard Fitzwilliam
6. Pages 505-06, William Fitzhugh bought a plantation (Richmond Vale) on St Vincent in 1765.
7. Page 525, Valentine Fitzhugh resident at Bitterne, Southampton in the 1770s.
8. P.516 recounts that Thomas Fitzhugh returns home to England from China and pays the debts of his brother William to John Purling (it would appear that the plantation had some financial problems). In 1768 Thomas marries Mary Lloyd of Denbighshire whose father was a landowner (Plas Power).
9. Page 538, William Fitzhugh and William PIGOU in the silver bullion trade representing merchants from Madras to Canton against 'bills' to London (less their shipping and commission).
10. Page 544 - 553, Thomas Fitzhugh was sent to China as the President of the Select Committee re: the Chinese debt issue which had become serious, one reason being the language barrier between the British and the Hong merchants so the account indicates. Abraham Leslie a merchant is cited as 'provoking' the Chinese after he 'took over' a warehouse in lieu of debt.
11. Page 544, Henry Lane was a EICo Supercargo friend and business associate of Fitzhugh (and COX).
12. Page 581 state's that it was Lane, Lance & Fitzhugh who financed the first Nootka voyage of the Sea Otter (Captain Hanna) which is in keeping with my recent research which indicates that there was an East London Huguenot business connection between this group! Also what was really behind the Nootka trade for this group was the possibility of receiving silver in exchange for furs from the Chinese.
13, Page 557, Thomas Fitzhugh was the 'originator' of the Fitzhugh 'pattern' porcelain.
Well, hope you find some of these note of some interest Dan. They will appear of much more interest once I have combined all this together with the Richard Cadman Etches and Cox stuff which I will send you a copy of soon. Back to you again soon. Take it easy!
Best regards
Ken
An earlier email - Subject:
Re: Fitzhugh - Ken Cozens
From:
"Kenneth Cozens." <kenneth.cozens@btinternet.com>
Date:
Wed, 30 Aug 2006 19:16:25 +0100
To:
"Dan Byrnes" <dan@danbyrnes.com.au>Dear Dan,
Thanks for your last message. Good to hear the back is much improved. Your Sudanese friend sounds interesting. Quite what he makes of us only he can say! But it must be nice for you to receive some intelligent feedback and questions on slavery issues at times. I wonder what he will make of all the forthcoming European 'furore' surrounding the Abolition of Slavery anniversary next year? In Europe most of the media will be focussed on the same old Wilberforce story again, with Clarkson hardly getting a mention. Also the pro-slavers such as Hibbert, Brook Watson et al will probably be totally ignored! Another important issue is the role of London in the slave trade. Which has been very nearly totally neglected. Must be a good time for us?!!
Before I forget let me give you one or two more snippets I managed to extract from that privately printed Fitzhugh family history. You may already be aware of some of this but in no particular order here goes:1. Page 626, Jane Austen's family were connected to the Fitzhugh family through the marriage of Harriet Lane (sister of Mary Ann Fitzhugh) who married the Reverend John Austin, Rector of Chevening.
2. Page 616, The parting 'gift' of William Fitzhugh to Canton (1790s) was the Grotto of Camoen's at Macao which was a 3 acre park named after the Portuguese poet Luis de Camoen. William retired at age 33 with a £60,000 'fortune'. (There are some antique prints of this online at the NYPL: http://digitalgallery.nypl.org/nypldigital/dgkeysearchdetail.cfm?trg=1&strucID=356538&imageID=1266598&word=Bradshaw%2C%20S%2E&s=3¬word=&d=&c=&f=4&lWord=&lField=&sScope=&sLevel=&sLabel=&total=11&num=0&imgs=12&pNum=&pos=7
and elsewhere on the internet).3. On page 591 of the book it mentions that William Fitzhugh agreed a million dollar deal at 10% for the Canton Factory with the Spanish in Manila via the Royal Philippine Company for Bengal Cotton, which was arranged under a special EICo licence in exchange for silver bullion.
4. Page 449 mentions John Purling (later an MP for Shoreham) in Canton at the same time as Supercargo Thomas Fitzhugh (1753). Purling later marries Nancy Fitzhugh and become an Attorney for Fitzhugh's affairs from his London base from 1763 onwards. Note: That Purling had been a Purser on the Tavistock (2) 1745/6, before becoming an EICo Captain of the Sandwich 1752/3 & 1756/7 , and Neptune (3) 1759/60, the last two owned by Sir Charles Raymond.
5. Page 501 mentions that William Fitzhugh 'retired' from being a Levant merchant at Aleppo in 1754 (Valentine Fitzhugh was a merchant at Constantinople). He became a friend and confidant of Lord Richard Fitzwilliam
6. Pages 505-06, William Fitzhugh bought a plantation (Richmond Vale) on St Vincent in 1765.
7. Page 525, Valentine Fitzhugh resident at Bitterne, Southampton in the 1770s.
8. P.516 recounts that Thomas Fitzhugh returns home to England from China and pays the debts of his brother William to John Purling (it would appear that the plantation had some financial problems). In 1768 Thomas marries Mary Lloyd of Denbighshire whose father was a landowner (Plas Power).
9. Page 538, William Fitzhugh and William PIGOU in the silver bullion trade representing merchants from Madras to Canton against 'bills' to London (less their shipping and commission).
10. Page 544 - 553, Thomas Fitzhugh was sent to China as the President of the Select Committee re: the Chinese debt issue which had become serious, one reason being the language barrier between the British and the Hong merchants so the account indicates. Abraham Leslie a merchant is cited as 'provoking' the Chinese after he 'took over' a warehouse in lieu of debt.
11. Page 544, Henry Lane was a EICo Supercargo friend and business associate of Fitzhugh (and COX).
12. Page 581 state's that it was Lane, Lance & Fitzhugh who financed the first Nootka voyage of the Sea Otter (Captain Hanna) which is in keeping with my recent research which indicates that there was an East London Huguenot business connection between this group! Also what was really behind the Nootka trade for this group was the possibility of receiving silver in exchange for furs from the Chinese.
13, Page 557, Thomas Fitzhugh was the 'originator' of the Fitzhugh 'pattern' porcelain.
Well, hope you find some of these note of some interest Dan. They will appear of much more interest once I have combined all this together with the Richard Cadman Etches and Cox stuff which I will send you a copy of soon. Back to you again soon. Take it easy!
Best regards
Ken
Thomas married Lloyd Mary-301889 daughter of Trustee Chirk Castle, Plas Power, Denbighshire Lloyd William-301882 and LNotknown Miss-301887. Mary was born in ,Plas Power.
Per Ken Cozens. In 1732 one Mary Middleton purchases a Plas Power estate from Fownes family. Per Ken Cozens in Aug 2006 in search of Fitzhugh and Lloyd of Plas Power, she dies in 1747 and passes the estate to Wm Lloyd son of Rev Thomas Lloyd, the latter having been her chaplain. Dr of Wm Lloyd of Plas Power. She is of Plas Power in Burke's LG for Plas Power.
Thomas and Mary had the following children:
67 M i Fitzhugh Thomas Jnr-301891. + 68 F ii Fitzhugh Mary-42524. + 69 M iii High Sheriff Fitzhugh Thomas-24491. + 70 F iv Fitzhugh Harriet-26046 died in 1857. + 71 F v Fitzhugh Charlotte-10611 died on 13 Jan 1854. 72 F vi Fitzhugh Emily-18840 died in 1846.
Burke's LG for Fitzhugh of Plas Power.Emily married Lt-Colonel Fullerton J. Robert-55217 son of Fullerton-Udny Progenitor-180221 and FNotknown Miss-180222.
ux40 for more Burke's LG for Fitzroy of Plas Power. On http there is a robert fullerton-udny died 1859-1861.
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