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Thomas married Eleanor Wright. Eleanor was born in 1666 in Long Bennington, ,<br />

Lincolnshire, England, was christened on 1 Sep 1666 in Long Bennington, , Lincolnshire,<br />

England, and died before 2 Apr 1719 in Richmond County, Virginia.<br />

Noted events in her life were:<br />

• She immigrated in 1666 to Virginia. Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-<br />

1900s about Thomas Wright<br />

Name: Thomas Wright<br />

Year: 1665-1666<br />

Place: Virginia<br />

Source Publication Code: 6212.30<br />

Primary Immigrant: Wright, Thomas<br />

Annotation: Date when grant was received for land in area cited. Original certificates<br />

are on file at the Land Office, Richmond, Virginia. Other historical information is also<br />

provided.<br />

Source Bibliography: <strong>NO</strong>TTINGHAM, STRATTON. Certificates and Rights,<br />

Accomack County, Virginia, 1663-1709. Baltimore, MD: Clearfield Co., Inc., 1997.<br />

91p.<br />

Page: 23<br />

• Information: 1666, Long Bennington, , Lincolnshire, England. Eleanor was the daughter<br />

of Thomas Wright and his wife, Mary Whitlock, both of Long Bennington. We could<br />

not prove her parents marriage; however, they were an immigrant family. Her father<br />

made multiple trips to Virginia before bringing his family to America in 1669. Thomas<br />

also held property in Maryland where he was living when his wife Mary and their only<br />

daughter, Eleanor, immigrated Her father died intestate Rappahannock County Virginia<br />

before 1680, and we could not prove the man her mother remarried. Eleanor had a<br />

much younger brother James born about the time her father died who married an<br />

Eleanor - all of their children were born and christened in Farnham Parish of Richmond<br />

County. So far as we could prove Eleanor's parents did not have a daughter named<br />

Mary.<br />

• Estate: 2 Apr 1719, Richmond County, Virginia. The will of Eleanor <strong>Bryan</strong> - Richmond<br />

County Virginia<br />

In the Name of God Amen:<br />

January the Eighth Anno Dom: One Thousand & Seven Hundred and Eighteen<br />

I Eleanor <strong>Bryan</strong> Relict & Executrix of Thomas <strong>Bryan</strong> Late of the County of Richmond<br />

decd: being very weak of body but of perfect & sound memory Praises be God for the<br />

same do make this my Last Will & Testament.<br />

First of all I recommend my Soul to God & my Body to the dust and my Estate I<br />

dispose of as follows:<br />

That is to say, I give and Bequeath all my Estate, after-Debts and funeral Charges<br />

defrayed, to be Equally divided between my Son Thomas <strong>Bryan</strong> and my Daughter Mary<br />

<strong>Bryan</strong> and I do hereby Constitute &c my said Daughter Mary Sole Executrix of this my<br />

Last Will &c Revoking &c all other &c Confirming &c this to be my Last Will<br />

Testament:<br />

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