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Susan Garnett was born c. 1620 (stated age was 3 years on 21 January 1624 during the "Muster").
Susan is listed with (assumably her parents) Thomas and Elizabeth Garnett in the "Lists of the Living and Dead in Virginia, Febr 16th, 1623" among the living as "Susan Garnett" (p 187)[1] Following his name are the names, Elizabeth Garnett and Susan Garnett.
Susan is again listed in the Muster taken the 21th of January 1624 at (p 255):
Elizabeth Cittie:THOMAS GARNETT his MUSTER:
- THOMAS GARNETT aged 40 in the Swan 1610
- ELIZABETH GARNETT aged 26 in the Neptune 1618
- SUSAN GARNETT aged 3 yeares borne in Virginia
- AMBROSE GRYFFITH aged 33 in the Bona Nova 1619
- JOYSE GRYFFITH aged 20 in the Jacob 1624[1]
Susan is assumed to have married to Richard Foster (without evidence).[citation needed]
Assumed Child of Susan and Richard (without evidence):[citation needed]
Birth: Susan is assumed to have been born on 3 Aug 1619 at Kecoughten (later Elizabeth City Co.), Virginia Colony (no evidence, source is unreliable Family Data Collection - Individual).[citation needed]
Death: She is assumed to have died on 01 July 1690 Gloucester Co., Virginia Colony (no evidence, source is unreliable Family Data Collection - Individual).[citation needed] No death date or place are known.
Marriage: There was a deed (8 Jun 1709) in which a Thomas Garnett of St Anne's Parish, Essex Co., son of John Garnett, late of the parish of Kingston, Gloucester Co., conveyed 50 acres to John Foster in return for 3,500 pounds of tobacco.[2] This would seem to be a large amount of tobacco, but the price of tobacco was fluctuating so much in 1709 that possibly a pound of tobacco was worth only 1/4 of a penny. If this were true, then 3,500 pounds of tobacco might have been worth less than 21 shillings.[3][4][5] Possibly this deed is the source of the Susan Garnett and Foster marriage, but if this Susan was born in about 1620, then she was certainly not married in about 1709. In addition this could not have been the identical Thomas Garnett, and we do not know whether he was related to Susan's family.
Susannah was born in 1620. Susannah Garnett ... [6]
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There was a deed (8 Jun 1709) in which a Thomas Garnett of St Anne's Parish, son of John Garnett, conveyed 50 acres to John Foster in return for 3,500 pounds of tobacco. Please see JSTOR for article, Vol 42, p 74 in Research Notes. Thank you!
Sent private message to Sandra requesting elaboration on her rejection. Are they sisters or does she feel the merge of the parents was in error?