Re: Restitute Tews/Halloes
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In reply to:
Restitute Tews/Halloes
Barbara Barron 2/09/02
The book "Westmoreland County, Virginia, 1653-1983" edited by Walter Biscoe Norris, Jr. has a little information.
John Hallowes had previously been in Maryland, where he and Cuthbert Fenwick were retainers of Captain Cornwallys and were on the ship "St Margaret," with 14 men.
"In June 1638, Hallowes had copleted his period of indenture, for he witnessed a deed of conveyance. 'On 1 June 1639 he made oath that he was free to marry Restitute Tew (Tue) and the marriage was performed the following day by Mr. Thomas White, with Cuthbert Fenwick and Robert Perry as witnesses.Restitut Tew
was the sister of John Tew, who later migrated to Virginia with John Hallowes and his family.The Hallowes home and plantation were located in St. Michael's Hundred, St. Mary's County, Maryland."
There are several pages about John Hallowes and family, and a few mentions of her brother, John, but I did not see any references to other members of her family; no other listings in the index.I did not see a listing for Ann or any Whitsons in the index.