Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Catherine Jennings

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Name Catherine Jennings [1, 2] Born 1605 Igtham, Kent, England Gender Female Died Aft 26 Aug 1678 "Grimseby" Gloucester County, Virginia Person ID I024838 Tree1 Last Modified 11 Apr 2021
Family 1 William Debnam, b. Bef 1605, d. 1657, Mockjack Bay, Gloucester County, Virginia (Age > 52 years)
Married Abt 1626 Kent County, England Children 1. Anne Debnam, b. Abt 1630, Kent County, England 2. Mary Debnam, b. Bef 1636, Kent, England 3. Catherine Debnam, b. 1638, Kent County, England , d. 1700, Gloucester County, Virginia
(Age 62 years)
4. William Debnam, b. Abt 1641, Mockjack Bay, Gloucester County, Virginia , d. Aft 1661, Mockjack Bay, Gloucester County, Virginia
(Age ~ 21 years)
Last Modified 11 Apr 2021 Family ID F14350 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 2 Charles Rev Grymes, b. 1612, Ightham, Kent, England , d. Bef 18 Mar 1662/63, "Grimseby" Gloucester County, Virginia
(Age < 51 years)
Married Abt 1658 England Last Modified 11 Apr 2021 Family ID F45179 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Father
Peter Jennings II
BIRTH 1578 • Silsden, Yorkshire, England
DEATH 01 SEPT 1651 • London, London, England
Mother
Anne (Agnes) Baldwin
BIRTH 15 JUL 1579; Aston, Clinton, Buckinghamshire, England
DEATH 1622; Ripon, Yorkshire, England
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Contributed by: James Hughes
URL: http://www.spingola.com/TaliaferroTimes/TT12.htm
URL title: TALIAFERRO TIMES Volume I, January 22, 1996 Issue 12
Note:
At the time of his death, Robert Taliaferro held estates in both Gloucester and Essex Counties in Virginia. In Gloucester he owned the original home plantation of 800 acres In the growing new county of Essex, America's frontier at the time of his death in 1671, he owned his half of the Taliaferro-Smith patent, 3,150 acres, 1500 acres he purchased from Richard WHITE, 600 acres inherited in right of his wife on Mount Creek, and another 600 acres she inherited from her mother on Peumensend's Creek, also in Essex County. All but the original Gloucester land now lies within Caroline County VA. The GRIMES land on Peumensend's Creek became the cradle of many Taliaferro babies.
Joyce Browning - 1985
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Robert Taliaferro married Katherine Grimes, the step-daughter of Charles
Grimes. He was Rector of a Church of England parish on the south side of the
York river in his early years, and later moved to the parish in present
Middlesex County VA. Robert Taliaferro's home was located in Petsworth
Parish in Gloucester Co, yet one searches in vain for references to the early
Taliaferro family in the well preserved and published records of this parish.
The Taliaferros lived fairly near the parish where Katherine Grimes
Taliaferro's father ministered, so they probably carried out the baptisms of
their children and fulfilled their other religious obligations at his church
in Middlesex.
See "Katherine (_) (Debnam) Grymes and Some Relatives," by Rudolf Loeser, _The Virginia Genealogist_, v.41, #3 1997, pp. 163-171
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