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Being a plane geek myself....
:sherlock:
:bow: :bow: i throw myself at your mercy sir...bit racist tho..that owning slaves thing...tho you did marry a native indian..pic?
"James Crewes (son of John Cary and Alice Hobson)63, 63 was born 1610 in London, Middlesex, England63, 63, and died 28 Jan 1677 in Varina, Henrico, VA, USA63, 63. He married Native American on 160663.
Includes NotesNotes for James Crewes:
Will states that he was a planter who owned land and slaves.
From Internet:
HENRICO COUNTY, VIRGINIA - WILLS
JAMES CREWS, 1676
James Crews' will was dated 23 July 1676 and was entered into probate on
2 Aug 1680.
Will of James CREWS of Turkey Island, planter. To Mary CARTER, daughter
of Giles CARTER, 1000 lbs tobacco, a bed and bedding. To Susan CARTER,
10,000 lbs tobacco and a bed and bedding. To my man Tom, his freedom, he
serving 3 years after my death and him to have one cow, one sow and as
much land as he shall tend for him and his mother during his life. To
Hannah CARTER, wife of Giles, my negro maid Kate. To Daniel PRICE, my
best suit and coat. To Giles CARTER, what he owes me, and he to hold
plantation I let him have for life. If Hannah CARTER dies, the negro
wench returns to Theodorick CARTER, her son. Loving cousin Mr. Matthew
CREWS to be sole executor, Loving friend, Giles CARTER to live on my
plantation, command my servants, make crops and give an account yearly
to my executor.
Wit: Thomas Forkland, Derby Enroughty
but its all planned meticulosly
