Peter Beverly/Beverley^[1]

Est 1668 - Yes, date unknown

• Name	Peter Beverly/Beverley
  Born	Est 1668	Middlesex, Colonial Virginia
  Gender	Male
  Died	Yes, date unknown
  Person ID	I67967	My Reynolds Line
  Last Modified	21 Feb 2022

  
  

  Father	Major Robert Beverly/Beverley,   b. Est 1640, Jamestown, Middlesex, Virginia Colony ,   d. 1686, Blandfield, Middleex, Virginia  (Age 46 years)
  Mother	Mary Margaret Boyd,   b. 1 Mar 1637, Hull, Yorkshire, England ,   d. 28 Jun 1678, Blandfield, Middlesex Co., Virginia Colony  (Age 41 years)
  Family ID	F5825	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Children	+ 1. Susanna Beverley,   b. Est 1695, Henrico County, Virginia ,   d. Yes, date unknown
  Last Modified	18 Aug 2016
  Family ID	F5824	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family 2	Susannah Hollis,   b. 1613, Hull, Yorkshire, England ,   d. Apr 1681, York, Yorkshire, England  (Age 68 years)
  Children	+ 1. Major Robert Beverly/Beverley,   b. Est 1640, Jamestown, Middlesex, Virginia Colony ,   d. 1686, Blandfield, Middleex, Virginia  (Age 46 years)
  Last Modified	10 Mar 2019
  Family ID	F7880	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Sources

  [S140] Virginia Magazine of History and Biography. THE VIRGINIA MAGAZINE OF HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY Volume 3 Year Ending June 1896 Susanna Beverly, youngest daughter of Peter Beverley, married Sir John Randolph, of Williamsburg (s/o Colonel Wm. Randolph, the elder of 'Turkey Island') [S100] Internet Source, https://xpda.com/family/Stubblefield-SusannahBeverley-ind02496.htm. Susannah was born about 1769 in Spotsylvania County, Virginia. Susannah's father was George Stubblefield Jr and her mother was Sarah (Sally) Morrison. Her paternal grandparents were George Stubblefield and Catherine Beverley. She was an only child. She died before 1839 in Fayette County, Kentucky. Ancestor Pedigree Chart Jeffery Stubblefield* - b.1596 in Castle Camps, Cambridge, England Simon Stubblefield - b.~ 1629 in Castle Camps, Cambridge, England d. in Virginia Mary George Stubblefield - b.~ 1675 in Gloucester, Virginia d.> 1715 in Spotsylvania County, Virginia George Stubblefield - b.~ 1705 in Gloucester, Virginia d.11 Sep 1751 in Spotsylvania County, Virginia Robert Nash Ann Nash - b.~ 1676 in Virginia d.1715 George Stubblefield Jr - b.1740 in Virginia d.> 1800 in Spotsylvania County, Virginia Peter Beverley* - b.1610 in Hull, Yorkshire, England d.16 Sep 1650 in Hull, Yorkshire, England Major Robert Beverley - b.1641 in Beverley, Yorkshire, England d.15 Mar 1687 in Jamestown, Virginia Susanna Hollis* - b.1613 in Hull, Yorkshire, England d.Apr 1681 in York, Yorkshire, England Harry Beverley - b.1669 in Middlesex County, Virginia d.1730 in Newlands plantation, Spotsylvania County, Virginia James Boyd Margaret Boyd - b.01 Mar 1637 in Hull, Yorkshire, England d.28 Jun 1678 in Blandfield, Middlesex County, Virginia Catherine Crayko Catherine Beverley - b.07 Dec 1708 in Middlesex County, Virginia d.14 Apr 1778 in Spotsylvania County, Virginia Major General Robert Smith - b.~ 1630 in Duffied Parish, Derbyshire, England d.~04 Jul 1687 in London, England or Brandon, Middlesex, Virginia Robert Smith Jr - b.1658 in Brandon, Middlesex County, Virginia d.1702 in Brandon plantation, Middlesex County, Virginia Elizabeth Wormeley* - b.1620 in Riccall Manor, Yorkshire, England Elizabeth Smith - b.1678 in Brandon plantation, Middlesex County, Virginia d.06 Aug 1720 in Spotsylvania County, Virginia Elizabeth - d.06 Aug 1720 in Spotsylvania County, Virginia Susannah Beverley Stubblefield - b.~ 1769 in Spotsylvania County, Virginia d.< 1839 in Fayette County, Kentucky Sarah (Sally) Morrison - b.~ 1740 [S32] Find-A-Grave.com, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/140171489. Margaret Boyd Beverley Birth 1 Mar 1637, England Death 28 Jun 1678 (aged 41), Middlesex County, Va Margaret Boyd Beverley Margaret was the daughter of the 9th Lord James Boyd and Catherine Creyke. She married first George Keeble about 1655. She married second Major Robert Beverley on 1 Apr 1666 in Jamestown, Virginia. [S245] Vital Record (Ancestry), https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/35938614/person/28001563431/facts. London, England, Church of England Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812 View Image View Record Name Mary Keeble Gender Female Record Type Burial Death Date abt 1683 Burial Date 12 Dec 1683 Burial Place St Dunstan in the West City of London, London, England Register Type Parish Register Household Members Name Age Mary Keeble [S100] Internet Source, Virginia Heraldica. 74 VIRGINIA HERALDICA BEVERLEY. Middlesex county. Arms: Ermine, a rose gules, barbed and seeded ppr. Robert Beverley, the immigrant, came from Yorkshire (Burke's "Landed Gentry") to Virginia in 1663 and settled in Middlesex county, of which he was a Justice in 1673, and Clerk of the 'House of Burgesses in 1670. His first wife was Mary, said to have been a daughter of George Keeble of Lancaster county, and his second, Catherine, either the daughter of Major Theophilus Hone of James City county or his widow, it is uncertain which, whom, he married in Gloucester county, 2S March, 1679 (Christ Church Par. Reg.). Major Beverley died 15 March, 1686. He had issue by his first wife: Peter, Robert and Harry Beverley, and a daughter, Mary, who married in 1694 William Jones of King and Queen. By his second wife, Catherine Hone, he had issue: William, bapt. 4 Jan., IGSO, married Judith, daughter of Christopher Wormeley, and widow of Corbin Griffin, and died 1702. John, in 16S7 under the guardianship of his brother Peter, he d.s.p. Thomas, d.s.p. 1686. Christopher, bapt. 19 Feb., 16S6, he was Sheriff of King and Queen in 1729 and d.s.p. Catharine Beverley, married John Robinson, son of Christopher Robinson, Secretary of State and member of the Council, and nephew of John Robinson, Bishop of London. Col. Peter Beverley, eldest son of Major Robert, the immigrant, was clerk of Gloucester county, and also of the House of Burgesses 1691-99; he was also Speaker of the House 1700-14, Treasurer of Virginia 1710-23, member of the Council in 1719. and died, in 1728. He married Elizabeth, daughter of Major Robert Peyton of "Isleham," Gloucester county, and left issue, two daughters, Susanna and Elizabeth. Robert Beverley, second son of Major Robert, lived in King and Queen county, of which he was clerk 1C99-1702, member of the House of Burgesses for Jamestown 1699, 17u0, 1702, 1706. etc. He was clerk of the Council in 1697. He married Ursula, died 31 Oct 1698, aged 16 years and 11 months, daughter of Col. William Byrd, leaving a son William. Captain Harry Beverley, third son of Major Robert, was Justice of Middlesex in 1700. He removed to Spotsylvania county about 1720 and was for a number of years presiding Justice. He died 1730 and married about 1700, Elizabeth, daughter and heiress of Robert Smith of "Brandon," Middlesex, by whom he had issue: Elizabeth, Robert, Susanna, Mary. Catherine, Judith. Peter, Agatha, Anne and Margaret. There has been some confusion in regard to the correct arms of the Beverley family. Upon the will of the first Major Robert Beverlev. presented at Middlesex Court House, there is a wax seal which has upon it, "Quarterly argent and gules, a rose counterchanged, barbed vert." William Beverley of "Blandfield," son of Robert Beverley, 2nd. and grandson of the immigrant, writing to his London agent in 1739, states, "That he sends him a seal which he wishes recut, that it was made in 1723, but had the wrong arms engraved upon it, that the arms his father used were ' red rose seeded and barbed in a field ermine, with a unicorn's head for crest, and not the three bull's heads.'" On a bond of William Beverley, 1736, in Essex County Court, there is a wax seal with the following arms, "Argent a chevron sable, on a chief of the second three bulls' heads embossed of the first." These are the arms spoken of by William Beverley in his letter, and were according to him, incorrect. The old tomb of Ursula (Bvrd) Beverley, who died in 1695 bore Beverley and Byrd impaled, for the former, "Ermine a rose gules, barbed and seeded ppr." The Beverley book plates bear the arms of the three bulls' heads and chevron, but it is evident that they are incorrect, and that the proper arms are as given above.