Gloucester County is in Virginia.
In 1653 James Christopher Allen (age 69) died in Gloucester County.
In 1679 Robert Porteus Senior was born at Newbottle. He married 17th August 1700 Mildred Smith, daughter of Captain John Smith and Mary Warner, and had issue.
In 1705 Robert Porteus Junior was born to Robert Porteus Senior (age 26) and Mildred Smith (age 23) at Newbottle.
In 1662 Captain John Smith was born at Purton. He married 17th February 1680 Mary Warner and had issue.
On 17th February 1680 Captain John Smith (age 18) and Mary Warner (age 17) were married at Purton. She the daughter of Augustine Warner (age 38).
Around 20th February 1681 Mildred Smith was born to Captain John Smith (age 19) and Mary Warner (age 18) at Purton. She married 17th August 1700 Robert Porteus Senior and had issue.
On 14th April 1698 Captain John Smith (age 36) died at Purton.
On 17th August 1700 Robert Porteus Senior (age 21) and Mildred Smith (age 19) were married at Purton. She the daughter of Captain John Smith and Mary Warner (age 37).
In 1663 Mary Warner was born to Augustine Warner (age 20) at Warner Hall. She married 17th February 1680 Captain John Smith and had issue.
In 1671 Mildred Warner was born to Augustine Warner (age 28) at Warner Hall. She married 1688 Lawrence Washington and had issue.
On 24th December 1674 Colonel Augustine Warner (age 63) died at Warner Hall.
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On 19th June 1681 Augustine Warner (age 39) died at Warner Hall.
Around 1688 Lawrence Washington (age 28) and Mildred Warner (age 17) were married at Warner Hall. She the daughter of Augustine Warner.
On 12th November 1700 Mary Warner (age 37) died at Warner Hall.