Thomas Farley and Lady Jane Molyneux (great great great great great great great great great Grandpa)

Thomas Farley was born in 1600 in Worcestershire, England. He died in 1670 in Archers Hope, Virginia. He married Lady Jane Molyneux in 1622 in England.

Notes for Thomas Farley, Esquire:
My earliest ancestor to arrive in America, the colonies, is Thomas Farley. He left England along with his wife, Jane Molyneux, daughter of the Earl of Sefton, and arrived in Jamestown in 1623 on the ship Ann. Their first child, a daughter, whom they named Ann, was born soon after their arrival or aboard ship. Source: Ship Passenger Lists, the South, (1538-1825) by Carl Boyer 3rd, 1979 ed., p52 and 70.
They are listed in the "Muster of the Inhabitants of the Neck-of-the-Land Near James Citty Taken Febr the 4th 1624" (1625) published in Meyer and Dorman's Adventurers of Purse and Person. Their daughter, Ann, is listed as a child, so she was probably born after their arrival.
Thomas is listed in the "Bicentennial Register of Members" in Cynthia Miller Leonard's The General Assembly of Virginia, July 30, 1619 to January 11, 1978. He served as a Burgess, representing the Plantations between Archer's Hope and Martin's Hundred, in the 1628 General Assembly of the House of Burgesses. He served again during the session of 1630, representing Harrop and the Plantations between Archer's Hope and Martin's Hundred. He also served on the Grand Assembly of 1632 as a representative for Archer's Hope. The Farleys were very wealthy landowners who owned many slaves.
Thomas was not without his faults, he and several other residents of Archer's Hope were in trouble with the law and the church for being drunk and disorderly late at night. Archer's Hope was a raucous community during the 1620s. Source: James City County Keystone of the Commonwealth by Martha W. McCartney.
John Farley and Francis Farley, Jr. enlisted on September 23, 1780 and served under Captain James Robertson during the Revolutionary War. Source: Soldiers of Fincastle County, Virginia, 1974 edition, by Mary B. Kegley. Captain Robertson's Company involved in a skirmish at Jamestown under Captain John Given, this was immediately after Tarleton's raid to Charlottesville trying to capture the legislature. Source: Virginia Militia in the Revolutionary War, Part II, page 122.
According to a letter, dated September 16, 1774 at Rich Creek, Captain Robertson wrote to Col. William Preston in Fincastle County regarding John Farley (Farlen). He tells Col. Preston that John will be applying for certificates for pay for the time when he was a scout. Capt. Robertson tells Col. Preston that he had already told John that his money would be stopped to pay a fine if he refuses to go with the Company. Source: Dunmore's War by Thwaites and Kellogg, dated 1905, p201.
From a letter written by Michael Woods to Col. William Preston, dated May 29, 1774. He writes that there are a few men who live in a string on the other side of the river that will be forever unconvenient to any other place to muster at, for they would not have above seven or eight miles to a muster here; and if they must go elsewhere they most of them must go 15 or 20 miles to muster and the names of these is:
Charles Cavanough, Philimon Cavanough, James Odear, William Cavanaugh Sr., Samuel Pack, George Pack, Charles Hays, Thomas Farlor (Farley), Francis Farlor (Farley), John Farlor (Farley) and Mitchle Clay
and some others that I do not know their names. Also I must acquaint you that most of these men is bad off for arms and ammunition and I believe cannot get them. Source: Dunmore's War by Thwaites and Kellogg, p397.

Lady Jane Molyneux [Parents] was born about 1605 in Worcestershire, England. She married Thomas Farley in 1622 in England.

They had the following children:

		F	i	Ann Farley was born in 1624.
		M	ii	Archer Farley was born in 1627.
		F	iii	Barbara Farley was born in 1628.
		M	iv	George Farley was born in 1631.
		M	v	Phillip Farley was born in 1633.
		M	vi	Thomas Farley was born in 1636.
		F	vii	Virginia Farley was born in 1637.
		M	viii	Fabyan Farley was born in 1640.
		F	ix	Bonnie Bell Farley was born in 1642.
		M	x	James Farley was born in 1643.
		F	xi	Elizabeth Farley was born in 1645.
		M	xii	Richard Farley was born in 1647.
		M	xiii	John Farley was born in 1648. He died after Apr 1733. How I am related to him Thomas Farley and Lady Jane Molyneux John B. Farley and Mary Willet Thomas Womack and Mary Farley Charles Cawthon and Elizabeth Womack Thomas Hackley Warren and Hanna Cothen (spelled differently for some reason) William Allred and Sarah Ann "Sally" Warren John Jones Allred and Mary Young Bridgeman Joseph Parley Allred and Rozina Brown Joseph Parley Allred and Zerelda Hoopes Gma and Gpa Mom and Dad Me Source =

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