Acril family[]
Alexander family[]
Allen family[]
Ambler family[]
Archer family[]
Armistead family[]
Aylett family[]
Bacon family[]
Baker family[]
Ball family[]
Ballard family[]
Banister family[]
Bankhead family[]
Baskerville family[]
Bassett family[]
Baylor family[]
Bayham family[]
Beale family[]
Berkeley family[]
Beverley family[]
Beverly family[]
Birchett family[]
Bird family[]
Blair family[]
Bland family[]
Blow family[]
Bobbitt family[]
Bolling family[]
Booker family[]
Booth family[]
Boston family[]
- Cmdr. Henry Boston (1620-1676), he was born in Northampton County, VA and died in Annemessex, Somerset County, Maryland, he was appointed one of eight Commissioners of Somerset County, Maryland
- Henry Boston, Jr. (1656-), he was born in Northampton County, VA
- Isaac Boston (c1660-), he was born in Northampton County, VA
- Rebecca Boston (c1660-), she was born in Northampton County, VA
Bouldin family[]
Bowdoin family[]
Bowyer family[]
Bradley family[]
Branch family[]
Braxton family[]
Bray family[]
Brent family[]
Bridger family[]
Broadnaxe family[]
Brooke family[]
Browne family[]
Bryan family[]
Buckner family[]
Burley family[]
Burwell family[]
Butler family[]
Byrd family[]
- William Bird I (1652-1704), on 27 Oct 1673 he was granted 1, 200
- Col. William Byrd II (1674-1744), he was the Founder of the City of Richmond
- Col. William Byrd III (1728-1777), he was a soldier with the rank of Col. of the Second Virginia Regiment during the French and Indian War, he inherited his families 179,000 acres estate in Virginia
- Hon. Charles Willing Byrd (1770-1828), he was Secretory of the Northwest Territory 1800-1803, he was Acting Governor of the Northwest Territory 1802-1803, he was Judge of the United States District Court fro District of Ohio 3 Mar 1803-25 Aug 1828
Cabell family[]
Cade family[]
Carr famly[]
Carrington family[]
Carsley family[]
- Henry Carsley (1600-bef1635), born in Yorkshire, England and died on the Eastern Shore, Virginia, owner of 2,500 acres of land in Upper Norfolk, Virginia
- Frances Carsley (1624-1678), born in Upper Norfolk County, Virginia and died in Somerset County, Maryland
Carter family[]
- Robert "King" Carter (1662/63-1732), he was Royal Governor of Virginia 1726-1727, he was the 25th Speaker of the Virginia House of Burgesses 1696-1697
- Col. Landon Carter (1710-1778), he was a planter, in 1769 he was elected to membership of the American Philosophical Society
Cary family[]
Catlett family[]
Chamberlayne family[]
Chapline family[]
- William Chaplin (1625-1659), born at Chapline's Choice Plantation in Virginia and died in Calvert County, Maryland, he received 300 acres of land on Hoopers Island in Dorchester County, Maryland
Chiles family[]
Christian family[]
Churchill family[]
Claiborne family[]
Clarke family[]
Clayton family[]
Cocke family[]
Cole family[]
Coleman family[]
Coles family[]
Colston family[]
Cooper family[]
Corbin family[]
Crawford family[]
Crump family[]
Custis family[]
Dabney family[]
Dandridge family[]
Dalton family[]
Daniel family[]
Davenport family[]
Davis family[]
Dawson family[]
Digges family[]
Dulany family[]
Earle family[]
Edmunds family[]
Edwards family[]
Eggleston family[]
Eldridge family[]
Ellis family[]
Ermbry family[]
Epes/Eppes family[]
Everard family[]
Eyre family[]
Fairfax family[]
Farley family[]
Farrar family[]
Faulcon family[]
Field family[]
Fitzgerald family[]
Fitzhugh family[]
Fleming family[]
Frith family[]
Fry family[]
Goad family[]
Gooch family[]
Goode family[]
Graves family[]
Green family[]
Grymes family[]
Hacley family[]
Harriston family[]
Hansford family[]
Hardaway family[]
Hardeman family[]
Harmer/Harmar family[]
Harrison family[]
Harvie family[]
Hawkins family[]
Haynes family[]
Heath family[]
Henderson family[]
- John Henderson (1661-1744), born and died in Northampton County, VA
Herbert family[]
Heth family[]
Hicks family[]
Higginson family[]
Hodges family[]
Hilliday family[]
Holmes family[]
Hooe family[]
Hopkins family[]
Howard family[]
Jefferson family[]
Jenings family[]
Jennings family[]
Johnson family[]
Jones family[]
Joynes family[]
Kemp family[]
Kennon family[]
King family[]
Lanier family[]
Lee family[]
Leftwich family[]
Lewis family[]
Lightfoot family[]
Litteton family[]
Ludwell family[]
Lyons family[]
Mallory family[]
Marshall family[]
Martin family[]
Mason family[]
Mathews family[]
Mayo family[]
McCarty family[]
Meade family[]
Mercer family[]
Meriwether family[]
Michie family[]
Minge family[]
Moore family[]
Morris family[]
Morton family[]
Mosby family[]
Moseley family[]
Munford family[]
Nash family[]
Needham family[]
Nelson family[]
Newton family[]
Nichols family[]
Nivison family[]
Noland family[]
Norvell family[]
Page family[]
Parke family[]
Parker family[]
Peachy family[]
Pegram family[]
Pendleton family[]
Penn family[]
Perry family[]
Peter family[]
Peyton family[]
Phillips family[]
Phullips family[]
Pierce family[]
Pleasant family[]
Pollard family[]
Pope family[]
Posey family[]
Powell family[]
Poythress family[]
Prentice family[]
Price family[]
Prosser family[]
Purnell family[]
- John Purnell (1654-1741), born in Northampton County, VA and died in Maryland
Quinton family[]
- Philip Quinton III (c1690-1750/51), he was born in Accomack County, VA and died in Worcester County, MD
- Dixon Quinton I (c1715-1783), he was born in Accomack County, VA and died in Worcester County, MD
- Abigail Quinton (c1717-), she was born in Accomack County, VA
- Sarah Quinton (c1728-), she was born in Accomack County, VA
- Mary Quinton (c1732-), she was born in Accomack County, VA
Randolph family[]
- Hon. William Randolph (1650-1711), he immigrated from England and died in Virginia, he lived in Henrico County, VA, he was a Planter, Merchant and Politician, he was the 26th Speaker of the Virginia House of Burgesses,
- William Randolph II (1681-1741), in 1737 he was Treasurer of Virginia
- Hon. Thomas Randolph (1683-1729), he was a Member of the House of Burgesses
- Isham Randolph (1687-1742), he was a planter, merchant, politician and shipmaster
- Hon. Richard Randolph (c1691-1749), he was a Member of the House of Burgesses from 1727-1749 Hon. Sir. John Randolph (1693-1737), he graduated from the College of William and Mary, he was the 31st Speaker of the House of Burgesses
- Edward Randolph (1690-aft1756), he was a London tobacco merchant, he was a proprietor of 625 acres
- Hon. William T. Randolph (1713/14-1745), he was a Member of the House of Burgesses, he was the 1st Clerk of Albemarle County
Reade family[]
Riddick family[]
Roane family[]
Robinson family[]
Rolfe family[]
- including descendants of Pocahontas (1595-1617)
Rose family[]
Royall family[]
Ruffin family[]
Russell family[]
Saunders family[]
Savage family[]
Scarborough family[]
Scarbugh family[]
Selden family[]
Settle family[]
Skelton family[]
Skepwith/Skipwith family[]
Slaughter family[]
Smith family[]
of Gloucester Co. family