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William Farrar, II (farrar11)
Father: William Farrar
(farrar11) Mother: Cecily Green Bailey Jordan
b. 1626 at Jordan's Journey , Henrico
County, Virginia [Hilliard]
d. February 11, 1678 on Farrar's Island, Henrico
County, Virginia[Hilliard]
mc. 1656, Mary Pigott Williams, bc. 1625, d.
1677 on Farrar's Island , Henrico County, Virginia. Daughter of John Williams and Mary
Womack. [Hilliard]
William Farrar III,
(farrar101), b. 1657, d. 1721
Martha Farrar, b. 1664 on Farrar's Island, Henrico County,
Virginia
m. Walter Shipley
Thomas Farrar, b. 1665 on Farrar's Island, Henrico County,
Virginia, d. 1742 in St. James Northan, Virginia
m. 1682 in Henrico County, Virginia, Mary Ligon, b.
1662 m2. October 1,1686 in Goochland County, Virginia, Katherine Perrin,
[StJohnMarr] b. 1670 in New Kent County,
Virginia, . May 1747 in Goochland County, Virginia
John Farrar, bc. 1670 in Virginia, d. before 1729 on
Farrar's Island, Henrico County, Virginia
m. November 16, 1691 in Henrico County, Virginia,
Temperance Brown, b in Charles City, Henrico County, Virginia, d.
1721.
Cecily Farrar, bc. 1672 on Farrar's Island, Henrico County,
Virginia
Information:
June 11, 1637: Governor Harvey granted to
"William Farrar, son and heir of William Farrar, late of Henrico deceased,"
2,000 acres in Henrico, abutting easterly upon the Glebe land of Varina, and
thence extending westerly to the bottom of ---- Island, southerly up on the
Main river, and northerly into the woods. The said land being due him for the
transportation at his own charges, of 40 persons into the colony. This land was
the neck, now cut off by the Dutch Gap canal, known as Farrar's Island.
[Hilliard]
1662-3 and 1666: William was member of the
House of Burgesses.
May 6, 1676: In his last will and
testement, William gave his son William Farrar's Island. The of the rest of his
property he left to his son's Thomas and John. 
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