Sarah
MAYCOCK
Born
abt. 1622
,
Jamestown, Crown Colony of Virginia
Died
4 June 1655
,
Jamestown, Crown Colony of Virginia
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Sarah MAYCOCK was born abt. 1622 in Jamestown, Crown Colony of Virginia
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Sarah married George PACE abt. 1637 in Jamestown, Crown Colony of Virginia . The couple had (at least) 1 child.
George PACE was born December 1609 in England (United Kingdom). George died 4 June 1655 in Jamestown, Virginia, USA.
Sarah MAYCOCK died 4 June 1655 in Jamestown, Crown Colony of Virginia.
daughter of Reverend Samuel Maycock and Mary Pierce
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Richard PACE (b.2 April 1642, Jamestown, Crown Colony of Virginia d. 14 November 1677, Charles City, Crown Colony of Virginia)m. Mary KNOWLES
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'Sarah Maycock was born in April or March, 1622 at the Maycock Plantation near Jamestown, Virginia Colony Her parents are Reverend Samuel Maycock and Mary Pierce Maycock. Sarah was born just a few weeks prior to the Massacre of Jamestown, 22 March 1622. She is not listed as one who was killed in the massacre. In 1624, she is listed in the Jamestown Census as living with the family of Captain Roger Smith.
As the heir of Reverend Samuel Maycock, Sarah was granted a patent for 200 acres in Surry in 1626. With her marriage to George Pace in 1637, the couple lived at Maycock Plantation for the rest of their lives. In Volume 4, pages 551 and 559, of the Records of the Virginia Company, there is listed 'Extracts of all the titles and estates of land, sent to the Virginia Company by Governor Francis Wyatt May, 1625. On page 554 appears the following: 'Mr. Samuel Macockes divident' 'Persey's hundred 1000 acres planted' 'Tank Wayonoke over against Persey's hundred: 2000 acres''
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'Sarah Maycock was born in April or March, 1622 at the Maycock Plantation near Jamestown, Virginia Colony Her parents are Reverend Samuel Maycock and Mary Pierce Maycock. Sarah was born just a few weeks prior to the Massacre of Jamestown, 22 March 1622. She is not listed as one who was killed in the massacre. In 1624, she is listed in the Jamestown Census as living with the family of Captain Roger Smith.
As the heir of Reverend Samuel Maycock, Sarah was granted a patent for 200 acres in Surry in 1626. With her marriage to George Pace in 1637, the couple lived at Maycock Plantation for the rest of their lives. In Volume 4, pages 551 and 559, of the Records of the Virginia Company, there is listed 'Extracts of all the titles and estates of land, sent to the Virginia Company by Governor Francis Wyatt May, 1625. On page 554 appears the following: 'Mr. Samuel Macockes divident' 'Persey's hundred 1000 acres planted' 'Tank Wayonoke over against Persey's hundred: 2000 acres''
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1642 Birth of ChildRichard PACE was born 2 April 1642, Jamestown, Virginia, USA
1655 Death 4 June 1655
Jamestown, Crown Colony of Virginia
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Maycock Plantation Jamestown James City County Virginia, USA
Added: 9/27/2016 9:53:18 AM
- Updated: 10/6/2017 8:19:53 AM
The state of Virginia was named after England's Queen Elizabeth I. In the early 1600's, all of North America that was not Spanish or French was then called 'Virginia' in honor of 'The Virgin Queen,' and the earliest English colonial expeditions were sent by the Virginia Company of London. (statesymbolsusa.org)Prior to 1788 - Crown Colony of Virginia
June 25, 1788 - Virginia becomes 10th U.S. state
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