woman Mary BOUGHAN‏‎, daughter of N.N. and N.N.‏.
Born ‎after 1632 at VA., died ‎ 1728 BFR, at Essex Co. VA. ‎
1st Marriage: William JOHNSON


Children
Benn JOHNSON
Elizabeth JOHNSON
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2nd Marriage: Thomas EDMONDSON

Children
William EDMONDSON b: AFT 1671 in Essex CO. VA.
Bryant EDMONDSON b: ABT 1672 in Essex CO. VA.
Joseph EDMONDSON b: ABT 1673 in Essex CO. VA.
Sarah EDMONDSON b: ABT 1675 in Essex CO. VA.
Anne EDMONDSON b: ABT 1686 in Essex CO. VA.
John EDMONDSON b: ABT 1688 in Essex CO. VA.
Thomas EDMONDSON b: AFT 1693 in Essex CO. VA.
Benjamin EDMONDSON b: ABT 1694 in Essex CO. VA.
Samuel EDMONDSON b: ABT 1690 in Essex CO. VA.

Married ‎ Feb 02, 1664 at Old Rappahannock Co., VA to:

man Thomas EDMONDSON‏‎
Born ‎ BFR 1643 at England , died ‎ 1715 at Essex Co., VA ‎

Info below thanks to Edmondson site on Yahoo.

"In 1693, John Catlett and Thomas Edmondson were members of the House of B urgesses for Essex County. In 1696, John Catlett and William Moseley we re members of the House of Burgesses. In 1700 and 1702, again John Catle tt and Thomas Edmondson were members of the House of Burgesses. (Avan t, p. 173). NOTE: Avant and Hamlin's source was 'Colonial Virginia Regis ter,' pp. 89, 90, 93, and 94.

info below from Steve at swedmondson@@windstream.net

Thomas married Anne Gregory, daughter of John Gregory, Feb. 2, 1666, in Rappahannock County. John Gregory made a deed April 16, 1666, to his son-in-law Thomas Edmundson of Rappahannock County (Va. Hist. Mag., Vol. 5, p. 162; Deed Book 3, p. 1744-5). Gregory was a member of the Farnh am Parish Vestry. The deed reads:

“Bee it knowne unto all men by these presents that I Jno. Gregory of Hos kins Creek in the County of Rappa. Planter out of and for the Love and aff ection I have for Thomas Edmundson of same county Planter my Sone in Law a nd for the Better prefermt. And benefitt doe by these presents give and gr ant unto the said Thomas Edmundson Eight head of cattle to him and to h is heirs for ever five of the sd Eight being the mark of the said Jno. Gri gory and comonly called or knowne by the names of Gentle, Tydy, Maryigold, Prymrose and Violett the other three being Calfes unmarked To have and To Hold the said Eight head of Cattle with all their increase male a nd Female unto the said Thomas Edmundson and his heirs forever. Given un der my hand and sealed with my Seale this 16th day of April Anno Domini 16 66. John Grigory. Present of Joane Owen, Susannah Meader. Recordat in Com Rappa 12th die Febry 1667. John Gregory’s will is recorded in Deeds a nd Wills, Old Rappahannock County, 1665-1667, pp. 210-211: the will of Capt. John Grigorys was dated May 24, 1676, who was still living.
REGISTER OF ANCESTORS, National Society of Colonial Dames of Commonwealth of Virginia, p. 41, refers to John Gregory, d. 1676. Capt., ranger, old Rappa hannock County. Bacon Rebellion. Marriage 1 to Elizabeth Bishop, b. 16 25 in Virginia and died before 1676 in Rappahannock County. Married abo ut 1653 in Lancaster County, Virginia. Children: Ann Gregory, b. Lancast er County, married Thomas Edmundson; Mary Gregory, b. 1665 in New Kent Cou nty; John Gregory, Jr., b. 1667; Richard Gregory, b. abt 1668 in Lancast er County; Elizabeth Gregory b. in Farnham Parish, Virginia. (It would appear that this Register is not correct in date of marriage of John and Eli zabeth Gregory. Their daughter Ann who married Thomas Edmundson likely wo uld have been born before 1653 to be old enough to be married by 1666 .) See COLONIAL SURRY, p.102, for reference to John Gregory.

VIRGINIA TAX RECORDS, pub. by Gen. Publishing Co., 1983, p. 239: John Greg ory was doubtless the person of the name who afterwards lived in Rappahan nock County. John Gregory of Rappahannock, made a deed dated April 16, 16 66, to his son-in-law Thos. Edmondson. Robt. Bishop, of Rappahannoc k, by will dated April 21st, 1776, left all his estate to John Gregory, Jr. John Gregory, the elder, who was a vestryman of Sittenhouse parish, 1 665, had two sons, John and Richard, and a daughter Mary, who married in 1 682, James Taylor, the immigrant ancestor of President Taylor. There was a grant in April, 1687, to James Taylor, for land left by Mr. Robt. Bishop, to John Gregory and by him to his sister Mary, “now the wife” of the said Taylor.

There is on record a deed from John Gregory and Elizabe th his wife, of Rappahannock, date Feb. 26, 1673-4. The will of John Gregory was dated Dec. 18, 1671, and proved in Rappahannock, Sept. 4, 1678 .; legatees, his sisters, Mary and Elizabeth, brother Richard, Executor. The will of Richard Gregory of Essex, was dated Feb. 17, and proved M ay 10, 1700. Richard and John, sons-in-law (probably step-sons) Thomas and Wm. Bowin, daughter Elizabeth, and wife Katherine.

Speaks of his land in King and Queen County. Either this Richard or his s on of the same name was J.P. for King and Queen, 1693, 1699, 1702. Of cou rse after 1700, the justice must have been the son. (This account gives to her Gregory family history in later generations. )

Child:

1.
man Benjamin EDMONDSON‏
Born ‎ 1694 at Essex Co., VA , died ‎± Nov 27, 1726/27 at Essex Co., VA ‎