| i. | II Robert Polk, died Unknown. | |||
| ii. | Joseph Polk, died Unknown. | |||
| iii. | Martha Polk, died Unknown. | |||
| iv. | David Polk, died Unknown. | |||
| v. | Ephraim Polk, died Unknown. | |||
| vi. | Anne Polk, died Unknown. | |||
| vii. | John Polk, born Abt. 1662; died Unknown; married (1) Jane Knox in Sommerset Co., MD; died October 28, 1700 in Sommerset Co., MD; married (2) Joanna Knox in Sommerset Co., MD; died Unknown. | |||
| 1676 | viii. | I William Polk, born Bet. 1664 - 1667 in Donegal Co., Ireland a short distance from Londonberry and Coleraine.; died Unknown; married (1) FNU Gray in MD; married (2) Nancy Ann (Owens) Knox. |
| 1678 | i. | II James Taylor, born March 14, 1674 in New Kent Co., VA, or Accoma, Accomack Co., VA; died January 23, 1730 in Bloomsburg, Orange Co., VA; married Martha Thompson February 23, 1698 in Richmond Co., VA. |
| 1680 | i. | William Knox, born Abt. 1586 in Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland; died 1650 in Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland; married FNU Campbell Abt. 1625 in Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland. |
| 1682 | i. | John Crofton, born 1634 in Lissadorn Castle, Roscommon, Ireland; died Unknown in 1693; married Sarah LNU (Crofton) 1657 in Lissadorn Castle, Roscommon, Ireland. |
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Notes for Anne Nichols: Anne Nichols Glascock left a Will dated the twelth day of February 1713. "In the name of God, Amen, I Anne Glascock of the parish of Farnham and the County of Richmond widdow being sick and weak of body but of perfect mind and memory thanks be to God for it do nominate and appoint this my Last Will and Testament revoking and annulling all other Wills and Will Tos?am or Testaments whatsoever. I bequeath my soule to God who gave it and my body to be buryed as my esqheres after mentioned shall think fit: Item: I give unto my grandson John Tarpley and his hares forever thirty acres of land lying betweene the lands of Henry Clarke and his father Capt. John Tarpley. Item: I give unto my grandson Anthony Sydnor and the hares of his body lawfully begotten and for want of such hares to my granddaughter Anne Barber and her hares forever, one hundred and fifty acres of land lying along the lines of William Dunn and John Hughlett. Item: It is my desire that all the accounts standing betweene myself and son George Glascock as well his as mine be sett att naught unless his Executors(?) Think fit to bring in his and thus mine to be brought in ball. of his. Item: I give to my son in law Rowland Lawson and their heires forever all the rest of my estate both reale and personall they causing all my whole estate to be appraised in tobacco to be divided into five equall parts. One fifth part of which said tobacco I give unto my daughter Joan Lawson, one fifth part to my daughter Frances Barber, one fifth part to my daughter Anne Tarpley, one fifth part to my daughter Mary Hopkins and the other fifth part to my grandson George Glascock. Item: I do nominate and appoint my son in law Charles Barber and my son in law Rowland Lawson my whole and sole Executors(?) Of this my Last Will. In witness whereof I have hereunto sett my hand and fixed my seale this twelth day of Feb.1713. Signed Sealed and published in the presence of: Ann A. Glascock (seal) Joseph Bragg, Wm. Downeman, Thos. Glascock" Ann (Nicholls) Glasscock, Richmond Co., VA Will Probated; Will Bk. 3, p. 163: Will Probate dated 3 March 1713, Proved 7 April 1714. Leg: To grandson John Tarpley; To grandson Anthony Sydnor; To granddaughter Ann Barber; to grandson George Glascock; to son-in-law Charles Barber; to son-in-law Roland Lawson; to daughter, Jean Lawson; to daughter, Frances Barber; to daughter, AnnTarpley; to daughter Mary Hipkins;to son George Glascock. Witnesses: Charles Barbar, Rowland Lawson.Executors: Joseph Bragg, William Downman, Thomas Glascock. |
| i. | Jean Glascock, born July 10, 1673 in Raleigh, Moore Co., NC; died Unknown; married Rowland (Robert) Lawson Abt. 1714 in Richmond Co., VA; died Unknown. | |||
| 1776 | ii. | George Glascock, born Abt. 1675 in Lancaster Co., VA; died Abt. 1714 in Lancaster Co., VA; married Millicent (Million) Downman in Lancaster Co., VA. | ||
| iii. | Elizabeth Glascock, born Abt. 1678 in Lancaster Co., VA; died Unknown; married (1) William Downman in Lancaster Co., VA; born April 24, 1680; died Abt. 1719 in Lancaster Co., VA; married (2) Thomas Griffin in Lancaster Co., VA; died Unknown. |
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Notes for William Downman: Chichester is a family line connected with the Ball's. Ellen Ball, daughter of William, m. 1st on 3 Jul 1734, to a Richard Chichester of Lancaster Co. whose family line came from Exeter, Eng. In 1744 Ellen Chichester (probably after the death of her Chichester spouse) m. 2nd her cousin, William Ball. On 12 Jun 1747 m. 3rd to William Downman (son of Rawleigh and Margaret Ball Downman). In a letter from Joseph Ball 1743-1744, he says "Mrs. Ellen Chichester, who thinks she is entitled to property left by the Earl of Chichester". Nov. 1692 Richmond Co. Wm. Downman buys 50 acs on Moraticon Creek from Edward & Elizabeth King. Wit: Thomas Glascock 1. Nov. 1692 Wm. Downman signs bond for 10,000 lbs tobacco payable to Edw. & Eliz. King for purchase of land above. 2. Aug. 1697 Richmond Co. Wm. Downman buys 491 acs. on Totaskey Creek from Arthur Etty. Wit: Rawleigh Downman. 3. May 1701 Richmond Co. Wm. Downman II buys 200 acs on Totaskey Creek from Geo. Bedley. 4. 1702 Wm. Downman was sheriff of Richmond Co. 5. 1711/1712 Richmond Co. Wm. Downman dies leaving a Will. |
| iv. | Frances Glascock, born July 14, 1680 in Lancaster Co., VA; died Unknown; married Charles Barber Abt. 1701 in Lancaster Co., VA; died 1716 in prob VA. | |||
| v. | Winnifred Glascock, born Abt. 1685 in Lancaster Co., VA; died Bef. 1714 in Lancaster Co., VA; married Anthony Sydnor Abt. 1710 in Lancaster Co., VA; died Unknown. | |||
| vi. | Anne Glascock, born Abt. 1688 in Raleigh, Moore Co., NC; died Unknown; married John Tarpley January 1712 in Richmond Co., VA; died Unknown. |
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Notes for Anne Glascock: In January 1712/13, Anne Glascock (daughter of Thomas & Ann) married Col. John Tarpley, obviously he was much her senior. By 1739, Col. Tarpley was dead and Anne causes the following to be entered into court records: "To the worshipful court of Richmond County, Now know yee that I Ann Tarpley, widdow of Col. John Tarpley late deceased do declare that I will not accept or take any part of the legacy to me conveyathed by the last Will of the said John Tarpley deceased, and will absolutely ronounce all benefit which I might claim by such last Will. In witness hereunto I have set my hand & seal this seventh day of May MDCCXXXIX. Prvd: Willm. Glascock, Thos. Glascock Signed: Anne Tarpley Anne and John Tarpley's grandson, James Tarpley, was a prominent merchant of Williamsburg and in 1761 he gave the historic bell to Bruton Parish Church which still swings in the steeple. |
| vii. | Mary Glascock, born January 22, 1690 in Lancaster Co., VA; died Abt. 1717 in Lancaster Co., VA; married John Hipkins February 1712 in Lancaster Co., VA; died Unknown. |