Richard LEE

Born

22 March 1617 , Worcester Saint Martin, Worcestershire, England

Died

1 March 1664 , Dividing Creek, Northumberland, Crown Colony of Virginia

Parents of Richard LEE

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Richard was an immigrant to the United States, arriving by 1640.

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Richard married Anne CONSTABLE abt. 1641 in Jamestown, Crown Colony of Virginia . The couple had (at least) 2 children.
Anne CONSTABLE was born 21 February 1621 in St. Gregory by St. Paul, London, England. Anne died 6 October 1706 in Dividing Creek, Northumerland, Crown Colony of Virginia.

Richard LEE died 1 March 1664 in Dividing Creek, Northumberland, Crown Colony of Virginia.

Son of John Lee and Jane Hancock

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Spouses, Marriages & Children of Richard LEE

Richard LEE married

Anne CONSTABLE
Marriage date: abt. 1641
Marriage place: Jamestown, Crown Colony of Virginia

Children of Richard LEE and Anne CONSTABLE

Richard Henry LEE

Born: abt. 1644, Paradise, Northumberland Co, Crown Colony of Virginia
Died: 12 March 1714 , Machodoc, Westmoreland Co., Crown Colony of Virginia

Married: Lettia CORBIN 1674 Place: , Crown Colony of Virginia

Hancock LEE

Born: abt. 1653, Dividing Creek, Northumberland, Crown Colony of Virginia
Died: 25 May 1709, Ditchley, Northumberland, Crown Colony of Virginia

Married: Sarah ALLERTON

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