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Lucy Reade (Gwynn)

Also Known As: "Gwynne"
Birthdate:
Birthplace: Ware Church, Gloucester, Virginia, British Colonial America
Death: November 22, 1731 (51-60)
Gloucester County, Province of Virginia
Place of Burial: White Marsh, Gloucester County, Virginia, United States
Immediate Family:

Daughter of Dr. Edmund Gwynn and Lucy Creffield
Wife of Thomas Reade
Mother of Anne Harrison; Thomas Reade, III; Harmon Read; John Reade, II; Lucy Ann Dixon and 11 others
Sister of John Gwynn

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About Lucy Reade

Lucy Gwyn

  • BIRTH 1675 Gloucester, Gloucester County, Virginia, USA
  • DEATH 1744 Gloucester, Gloucester County, Virginia, USA
  • BURIAL Reade Family Burial Ground Gloucester County, Virginia, USA
  • MEMORIAL ID 223934591 · View Source

Family

Lucy Bernard was married to Dr. Edmund Gwyn by whom she had a son and a daughter, Lucy Gwyn, who married Thomas Reade.


According to "The Reade Family" in The William and Mary Quarterly, Thomas married Lucy Gwyn, daughter of Edmund Gwyn and had eleven children, of whom only five are really known (Citing Quarterly III 29, 40; V 54, 279; Virginia Magazine IV, 204).[3]

  1. Thomas Reade, eldest son b 1697, d without issue April 17, 1739
  2. John Reade
  3. Mildred; mar John Rootes. See NOTES below
  4. Mary Reade; mar Mordecai Throckmorton
  5. Lucy Reade; mar Roger Dixon
  6. (probably) Ann Reade; mar Matthew Pate
  7. (probably) Clement Reade; founder of the Lunenburg family, m Mary Hill

Notes

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/223787387/lucy-creffield

Edward Creffield, Jr., "now of London," left a will, dated 24 Nov 1694, proved 9 Dec 1694, in which he left a bequest to "my Daughter in Lawe [i.e., step-daughter] Mrs. Lucy now or late wife of Mr. Thomas Reed of the County of Gloucester in Virginia one Diamond Ring which my late wife (Mother of said Lucye) used to weare, one Gold Necklace consisting of six chains Fastened to a locket of Massey gold, also..." (Will of Edward Creffield, Junior. The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, Volume 19 (1911), pages 289-290).


[c] The records of York County show that Colonel George Reade had a son. Thomas. An act of Assembly, passed November, 1769, recites that Edmund Gwynn, late of Gloucester, deceased, possessed a tract of land of 550 acres, in the parish of Ware. Gloucester, and by his will, dated ]\Iarch 10, l(iS3, he devised said land to his son. John Gwynn, and in the event of his tleath without issue, to his daughter, Lucy Gwynn, and soon after died: and saiil John entered into possession and was succeeded by his sister. Lue> . who married Thomas Reade, of Gloucester, deceased, and by him had issue, Thomas Reade. her eldest son. and Jno. Reade, her second son. and the said Lucy dying, her son Thomas entered into possession, and dying without issue, was succeeded by the said John Reade, late of the County of King and Queen, Clerk, deceased, and on his death the land descended to his only daughter and heir, Sarah, now the wife of .Tolin Rootes, Gentleman.

Comments

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/223934591/lucy-reade

Lucy, Gwyn is frequently incorrectly reported as being born in 1665, which is impossible. She was alive 9 Feb 1743/4 when mentioned in the will of her son, the Reverend John Reade, of Stratton Major Parish, King and Queen County, Virginia. Traditionally, Captain Thomas Reade and his wife, Lucy (Gwyn) Reade are said to have had eleven children, but proof only exists to establish the following: Thomas, John, Joyce, Lucy, Mary, and Mildred. For more on this family, please see Dorman, John Frederick. Adventurers of Purse and Person, 4th edition, volume 2, page 509.

References

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Lucy Reade's Timeline

1675
1675
Ware Church, Gloucester, Virginia, British Colonial America
1695
1695
Gloucester County, Virginia, British Colonial America
1697
1697
Gloucester Co., Virginia
1698
1698
Virginia
1699
1699
Munster, King Queen, Virginia
1701
March 6, 1701
Gwynns Island, Gloucester County, Province of Virginia
1701
Gloucester County, Virginia
1704
1704
Gloucester County, Virginia, British Colonial America
1705
1705
Ware Parish, Gloucester Co., Virginia