William Hampton 1592 – 1652 – The “immigrant” 1620

William Hampton 1592 – 1652 – The “immigrant” 1620

My 10^th Great Grandfather – David Arthur

William Hampton son of (Laurence Hampton 1558 – 1627) < (John Hampton 1517-1617) < (Thomas de Hampton 1491 - ) < (John de Hampton 1460 - ) < (Richard Gervais de Hampton 1430 - )

----- Line from William Hampton to David Arthur----

William Hampton 1592 - 1652

Thomas Hampton 1623 - 1690

Mary Hampton (Duke First Marriage) 1651 – 1700 --- 2nd marriage Edward Wade 1640 - 1682

Andrew Wade 1670 - 1740

Robert Wade 1700 - 1770

Hampton Wade 1726 - 1763

Richard Wade 1751 - 1812

Robert Wade 1776 - ?

Logan Horatio Wade 1816 - ?

William Henry Wade 1846 - 1892

Anselona Deborah Wade 1878 - 1935 ---- Married Willie Thomas Arthur

Edgar Wilson Arthur 1909 - 1955

Edgar David Arthur 1949 -

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http://oursoutherncousins.com/dehampton.html

The Early HAMPTON’s (de Hampton of Staffordshire)

“It is important to note that the many assertions made on the Internet about Richard Gervase de Hampton are misleading, because there were at least 4 Richard Gervase de Hampton’s! The first Richard Gervase de Hampton was living in 1320, and had five sons and at least one daughter. Once I had determined these important facts, it became a matter of trying to determine what became of those sons. Following are my attempts at that task. I have endeavored to include with each person the quotes that led me to place them in the order you find them. In a very few instances, I make a working hypothesis of relationships, but those assumptions are made plain.

The problem remains that, other than in the paper of Dr. Joseph Lynon Miller - and Stebbing Shaw’s 'Notes of Staffordshire' about the Hampton's - which makes pointed reference to the fact that William Hampton who immigrated to Virginia on the Bona Nova was related to these de Hampton’s - I have yet to find the “missing link!” although I do make some assumptions.”

The quote above is from the page at:

http://oursoutherncousins.com/dehampton.html

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William Hampton b.28 MAY 1592 Twickenham Parish, Middlesex, England d. 5 SEP 1652 Hampfield, Gloucester Co., VA

Father: Laurence Hampton 1558 - 1627

Wife: Joan Hottens b. ABT 1596 Middlesex, England – Died after 1623 (Age 27) Hampfield, Gloucester, Virginia, USA

Child

Thomas Hampton 1623 – 1690 Siblings were born in England, Thomas born after his parents came to North America.

http://www.adkins9.net/individual.php?pid=I1699&ged=Adkins.GED

Note: William Hampton, "The Immigrant:" Set sail from London, England on the "Bona Nova," a 200 ton ship with 120 passengers commanded by Captain John Huddleston in August 1620 to arrive Jamestown, Virginia in November 1620, along with the "Elizabeth," a 40 ton shipwith 20 passengers, and the "Mayflower," a 140 ton ship with 100 passengers which landed at Plymouth Rock.

Text Box: http://swco.ttu.edu/manuscripts/hampton/Howard_Hampton_Guide.html

Note: Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s - Name: William Hampton, Year: 1620, Place: Virginia, Source Publication Code: 1219.4, Primary Immigrant: Hampton, William, Source Bibliography: COLDHAM, PETER WILSON

Note: Joan & her 3 children made passage on the "Abigail", a 350 ton ship under the command of Captain Samuel Each from London on 21 Feb 1621 and landed at Jamestown in June 1621. Source: "A History of the Hampton Family of the Southern States,1586-1916",

Note: Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s - Name: Joane Hampton, Year: 1621, Age: 25, Est Birth Year: abt 1596,)

Facts and Events

William Hampton Emigrated to Virginia in 1620 on ship "Bona Nova". Settled on Eastermont River, Gloucester Co., VA. His first property was at old Point Comfort, near Mobjack Bay in Gloucester Co., then Isle of Wight Co., then Eastermont River, where he built a plantation named "Hampfield" after 1651. He was a wool merchant, buying wool from other Virginians and shipping it to his brother Laurence Hampton in London, who was a merchant tailor.

Cavaliers And Pioneers, Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants, Vol. 1, 1623-1666, Patent Book No. 1, part 1, abstracted by Nell Marion Nugent "William Hampton, Planter, 50 acs. at Buck Roe, within and c., abutting on a Cr. parting the same from land of James Bonall, Frenchman, extending S. to land of John Hemy, (or Henry), Planter, and E. upon Cr. parting same from point Comfort Island. Lease, as above. 10 Dec. 1627, p. 84" (Lease - To have and to hold and c., unto said William Hampton for and to the only use benifitt and behoofe of his Master John Bonall of London, gent., and c. Lease: 10 years.)

Cavaliers And Pioneers, Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants, Vol. 1, 1623-1666, Patent Book No. 1, part 1, abstracted by Nell Marion Nugent "William Hampton, Planter, 50 acs. at Buck Roe within the precincts of Eliz. Citty, 12 Mar. 1632, p. 136. Abutting on a Cr. parting same from land of James Bonall, Frenchman, Sly. toward land of John Hayney, planter, and Ely. upon Cr. parting same from point Comfort Island. Which sd. 50 acs, was leased by Francis West 10 Dec. 1627"

Cavaliers And Pioneers, Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants, Vol. 1, 1623-1666, Patent Book No. 1, part 2, abstracted by Nell Marion Nugent "William Hampton, 550 acs. Eliz. City Co., 11 Dec. 1640, p. 752. Per. Adv. of himself and Joane his wife and trans. of 9 pers: Willi. Hampton, Grace Hampton, Eliza. Hampton, Alice Curtice, Children, George Hankin, Oliver Clifford, Mandelin Wosencroft, James Francis, Thomas Smith, Richard Cary, Hugh Bramley"

Cavaliers And Pioneers, Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants, Vol. 1, 1623-1666, Patent Book No. 1, part 2, abstracted by Nell Marion Nugent "Richard Gregson, 400 acs. Eliz. Cittie Co., Dec. 8, 1642, page 776. Beg. at the path leading from Nutmeg Quarter unto the Poquoson, adj. lands of Tobye Smith and William Hampton."

Cavaliers And Pioneers, Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants, Vol. 1, 1623-1666, Patent Book No. 2, abstracted by Nell Marion Nugent "Thomas Seawell, 300 acs. lying in the old poquoson forrest, near the head of a back river, adj. William Hampton......"

Cavaliers And Pioneers, Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants, Vol. 1, 1623-1666, Patent Book No. 2, abstracted by Nell Marion Nugent "William Hampton, 700 acs. lyeing on the E. side of Eastermost river in Mockjack Bay, beg. on the S. side of creeke. 25 Mar. 1651, p. 311. Trans. of 14 pers: Thomas Smith, Richard Cary, Hugh Bromly, Wm. Boreman, Jeremy Edes, Philad. Hampton, John Ash, John Longford, Wm. Yateman, Wm. Davis, Symon Vaughn, Wm. Boreman, John Wattkins, Alice Walker.

RIN: MH:I197

References

1. Ancestry.com. OneWorldTree. (Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc.).

2. Ancestry.com. OneWorldTree. (Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc.).

3. Ancestry.com. OneWorldTree. (Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc.).

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Thomas Hampton 1623 – 1690

Birth 16 APR 1623 Kecoughtan, York, Virginia, USA - Death 12 OCT 1690 James City, Virginia, USA

Rev. Thomas Hampton

16 April 1623 Minister, York-Hampton Parish (Chiskiake Parish)

Hampton, Virginia, USA

Latitude: N37.016 Longitude: W76.346

Address: Kecoughtan, in the City of Hampton, (Formerly Elizabeth City, Virginia)

Note: Family Data Collection - Births - Name: Thomas Hampton, Father: William Hampton, Mother: Joan Hampton, Birth Date: 16 Apr 1623,

Child of Rev. Thomas hampton

Mary Hampton 1651 - ABT 1700

Note: Mary Hampton Duke married Edward Wade sometime after November 1670. She had a large estate in James City that had been given to her by her father, Thomas Hampton. This estate was next to Henry Duke and became the home place for some of the Wades for years.

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THE HAMPTONS, Chapter 12, from "Tidewater Virginia Families—A Social History", by Virginia Lee Hutchinson Davis, Urbanna, VA, 1989. - Gen 14. Laurence Hampton of Twickenham Par., Middlesex, Eng. issue: William (marr. Joanne); Richard, Ann (marr. Henry Rand), Elizabeth, Laurence (died 1627 and left will, marr. __Garrett), Philadelphia (female). Gen 13. William Hampton, chr. 28 May 1592, Twickenham Par., marr. Joanne. Relative Thomas Hampton was stock holder in London Company in 1612. Wm and wife in Eliz. City Muster, 1624. William patented land in Gloucester, built Hampfield. Will dated 5 Sep 1655 mentioned in Caroline Co. Deed, left home to "Mr. William Hampton, Jr. and Reve. Thomas Hampton, Clerke." issue: William, Grace, Elizabeth, Thomas - Gen 12. William Hampton, had a son William who patented land in Gloucester Co adj. his fathers in 1697. Patent refers to "his late father." issue: William, (see 1704 Rent Roll, Gloucester Co ). - Gen 12. Thomas Hampton, born 16 Apr 1623 accord. to family bible, became Rev. of Wilmington Par. James City and York-Hampton Parish 1649. Continued until 1690. (NOTE: he was not--as some say--the son of the Rev. Thos. Hampton of Kecoughtan Par., Kent Island, who patented land in & moved to Nansemond 1637, died 1646. Relationship not known.) Patented 550 acres on Tyascon Branch 1653 east of Chickahominy toward Timber swamp. Land in New Kent. Additional 400 acres land on Tyascun [sic] Creek in James City in 1658. Land now along Chickahominy and Diascund. By 1658 he was minister of Wilmington Par. Last entry in his Bible were he kept daily notes on sermons is 12 Oct 1690. issue: John (marr. 1. Mary Mann, 2. ___ Cary), Mary (marr. 1. ___ Duke, 2. ___ Wade), Thomas (marr. Elizabeth Bridle) - Gen 11. John Hampton marr. 1. Mary Mann. He received Hampfield from father in 1677 at same time he received 157 acres adjoining land from John Mann. Mann deed calls him Capt. John Hampton, and explains intended marriage to dau. Mary. Before 1704 he moved to King William, Pamunkey Neck. See Patent for 50 acres His will date is known: 10 Nov 1718 and would have been in King William County Records. issue:Thomas, Mary, John (married Margret Wade), William (marr. Martha Catlett, wid.), Richard (marr. Martha) marr. 2. ___Cary issue: Cary - Gen 10. Thomas (son of John and Mary Mann) - Gen 10. John Hampton (son of John and Mary Mann) was born 3 Jun 1683, in Gloucester Co., Baptized Sunday Jun 18, 1683 by his grandfather, Rev. Thomas Hampton. This is in John’s prayer book. Married 1st day of 1712 or Mar 25th 1712 in the new calendar. Margeret was born 1 May 1694. They lived first in New Kent (land record 1712 has father giving him the land. Also lived later (until 1736) in Essex County. 1742 in Pr. William County. John died 18 Jan 1747. Margaret died 17 May 1773 with the entry in the prayer book "That she hath done shall be spoken of for a memorial of her". Issue: as recorded in prayer book and bible, John Wade, called Wade, 27 May 1713, died 1726 of fever, Anthony 2 Feb 1715. (Married Mary Preston), Mary 10 Jun 1717, twin sons William and Richard, 30 March 1719 who lived only a few months, James born 3 Sep 1723, Margaret born 16 Dec 1725, John born May 27 1727, Thomas born Oct 17, 1729, and Rosamond 8 Sep 1735. - Gen 10. William Hampton (son of John and Mary Mann), born about 1685, married Martha Thornton Catlett, widow of Thomas Catlett who died 1739. Estate ordered appraised in Caroline Co 1750, refers to will in Stafford Co. Mar 13, 1750. Issue: Edward, George , Thoams, John, Susanne, Francis, William. - Gen 10. Richard Hampton (son of John and Mary Mann) marr. 1. Alice, 2. Martha. Left will 22 Dec 1766 in Fauquier Co. Issue: Elizabeth, Sarah, Martha, William, and Richard.

References

1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 Ancestry.com. OneWorldTree. (Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc.).

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Thomas Hampton, 1623 - 1690, was the great-great-grandfather of Wade Hampton 1752 – February 4, 1835), a South Carolina soldier, politician, two-term U.S. Congressman, and wealthy plantation owner. He was the scion of the politically important Hampton family, which was influential in state politics almost into the 20th century.

Wade Hampton served in the American Revolution as a lieutenant colonel in a South Carolina volunteer cavalry regiment. And was a Democratic-Republican member of Congress for South Carolina from 1795–1797 and from 1803–1805, and a presidential elector in 1801.

http://bioguide.congress.gov/scripts/biodisplay.pl?index=H000140

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wade_Hampton_I

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