Information from "Windows Into Our Past A Genealogy of the Cowne, Gough & Associated Families, Volume 2", compiled by Judy Parsons Smith © 1998.
In
1691 the Town of
Robert
Reade
,
of Linkenholt Manor[i],
Hampshire, England; son of Andrew & Alice/Nfn (Cooke) Reade
,
b. abt 1551, Linkenholt Parish; d.
abt 1627; m 1st unknown; m 2nd unknown; m 3rd
31 Jul 1600, St. Martin, Westminster, London, England to Mildred
Windebank
,
daughter of Thomas & Frances (Dymoke) Windebank
.
1.
George Reade
, born
2.
1.
Colonel
George Reade, Esq.
,
son of Robert & Mildred (Windebank)
Reade
, b. 25 Oct 1608[ii],
England; d. 1 Oct 1674, Yorktown, York Co., VA[iii];
bur. Grace Episcopal Churchyard Yorktown, York Co., VA[iv];
m. 1 Mar 1641, Yorktown, York County, VA[v]
to Elizabeth Martiau
,
daughter of Nicholas & Elizabeth (Berkeley) Martiau
,
.b. 1625, Elizabeth City, VA[vi];
d. 1686; will proved 24 Jan 1686/87[vii],
York Co., VA; bur. Grace Episcopal Churchyard[viii].
He
arrived here on government business and in 1640-1641 he was made Secretary of
the Colony. In 1644 he was a
He
attained the highest political office to which a Virginian of prominence could
aspire -- for the governorship was always filled by an appointee from
During
their latters years, the
1.1.
1.2.
George Reade
, born Bef. 1670.
1.3.
Elizabeth Reade
, married Thomas
Chrisman
.
1.4.
Child
1.5.
Child
1.6.
Child
1.7.
Child
1.8.
Child
1.1.
Mildred
Reade
,
daughter of Col. George & Elizabeth (Martiau) Reade
founder
of Yorktown}
, b. 1645, VA; d. 1694;
m. Colonel Augustine Warner, Jr.
,
of Warner Hall, son of Augustine & Mary (Townley)
Warner
, b. 3 Jun 1642,
Glouchester, VA; d. 19 Jun 1681. He m 2nd Elizabeth Martian
Col.
In
1658, he was sent to England by his father to be educated at Marchant Taylor's
school in London.
Augustine
Warner
II
,
served as a Burgess for York Co., VA in Apr 1652; as Burgess for Gloucester Co.,
VA Mar 1658-59. He served as Burgess for the Council of State Marc 1659-60.
In Mar 1675-6 and Feb 1676-7, he was the Speaker of the House of
Burgesses during Bacon's Rebellion. He
was a member to the Council of Virginia, 1677.
During Bacon's Bacon, used Rebellion Warner Hall as his headquarters,
after the burning of Jamestown.
Col.
Augustine & Mildred (Reade)
Warner
had
four (4) children:
1.1.1.
Mildred
, d. 1701
. m. Lawrence Washington
, b. 1659.
For Further Information See Warner
1.1.2.
Mary,
m.
17 Feb 1680 toCol. John Smith
II
or
"Purton". For
Further Information See Smith
1.1.3.
Elizabeth, b. 24 Nov
1672
at "Chesake"
, m.
"Councilor" John Lewis
1.1.4.
Robert
, never married.
[i]
The
[ii] "Cemeteries of City of Poquoson, Virginia
and Some Cemeteries of York County, Virginia",
p. 96, by Jessie Fay Forrest, edited by James H. Mero (published by Hugh S.
Watson, Jr. Genealogical Society, Hampton, Virginia).
[iii]
"Cemeteries of City of Poquoson, Virginia and Some Cemeteries of York
County, Virginia", p. 96, by Jessie Fay
Forrest, edited by James H. Mero (published by Hugh S. Watson, Jr.
Genealogical Society, Hampton, Virginia).
[iv]
"Cemeteries of City of Poquoson, Virginia and Some Cemeteries of York
County, Virginia", p. 96, by Jessie Fay
Forrest, edited by James H. Mero (published by Hugh S. Watson, Jr.
Genealogical Society, Hampton, Virginia).
[v]
"Marriage of
[vi]
"Cemeteries of City of Poquoson, Virginia and Some Cemeteries of York
County, Virginia", p. 96, by Jessie Fay
Forrest, edited by James H. Mero (published by Hugh S. Watson, Jr.
Genealogical Society, Hampton, Virginia).
[vii]
"Cemeteries of City of Poquoson, Virginia and Some Cemeteries of York
County, Virginia", p. 96, by Jessie Fay
Forrest, edited by James H. Mero (published by Hugh S. Watson, Jr.
Genealogical Society, Hampton, Virginia).
[viii]
"Cemeteries of City of Poquoson, Virginia and Some Cemeteries of York
County, Virginia", p. 96, by Jessie Fay
Forrest, edited by James H. Mero (published by Hugh S. Watson, Jr.
Genealogical Society, Hampton, Virginia).
[ix]
The
[x]
The