Mark Phillips

would like to see how we are related if at all.

Ralph Rowsey Jr. was married to Rebecca Tomlin

Was the Ralph Rouzie who was dec'd by 1663 the son of the first Lodwick Rouzie MD? Rapp. Co Deed Bk 1656-1664 Part II, "Daniel Gaines requesteth that there be recorded for Sarah Rouzee daughter of Ralph Rouzee deced six female cattell...etc...and for Ralph Ropuzee (son of Ralph Rouzee deced) two female Cattle... (etc)....which the sd cattle are delivered unto Daniell Gaines by John Catlett who hath obliged him the sd Gaines to deliver the above menconed (sic) Catle & female Increase to the above said Sarah and Ralph Rouzee when they come of age or day of Marriage to Sarah Rouzee which shall first happen the sd Catle being the half part of those formerly in copartner-ship between John Catlett and Ralph Rouzee deceased."

should die without any heirs, then her quarter of the land to be split among remaining sisters with Margaret having her first choice. (Daughter) Sarah Fenwick (Sarah Elizabeth): 1 shilling.

 Col. John Catlett and his half-brother Ralph Rowzee had acquired land in Essex county as far up river as the current location of Port Royal

RALPH ROWZEE and MARGARET had the following children: 

+8 i. RALPH, JR ROWZEE.  +9 ii. BENJAMIN ROWZEE.  +10 iii. JOHN ROWZEE.  +11 iv. MARGARET ROWZEE.  12 v. MARTHA ROWZEE signed a will on 15 NOV 1748 in Essex Co, Virginia..  13 vi. ELIZABETH ROWZEE.  14 vii. MARY ROWZEE.  15 viii. EDWARD ROWZEE.

Mark - there were two separate men named Ralph Rowzee - Ralph Sr. b. 6 Jan 1627 Canterbury, Kent d. aft Sep 1716 St. Ann's Essex married to Margaret Bernard

Notes:Ralph's will dated Sept. 28 1716, Parish  of St. Anns, Essex Co, Virginia he NAMES ALL HIS CHILDREN, INCLUDING SARAH FENWICK. Will of Ralph Rowsey (Rowzee) giving his family the following: (Son) Ralph: Plantation plus land on the side of the creek and swamp and his pistols and sword (Son) Benjamin: Plantation by the mill plus 150 acres of land (Son) John: Plantation plus 150 acres of land (Son) Edward: 1 shilling (Wife) Margarett (Margatt): Plantation where they live with all the land during her natural life. Upon her death to be distributed equally among four daughters (Sarah Elizabeth, Martha, Margaret, and Mary). (cont)

We are 17th cousins twice removed. Our first common ancestor is:

http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Cotton-36

Hi Mark, Would you take a new look at the family of Irish John Green-12176? Do you possibly have the source you were working from when you entered them? As you can see I made a few changes just based on logic but we really need some sources. Thanks.

A typed transcript of the will of John Phillips who married Elizabeth (Argent?) can be found here: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~paday/dobbers/phillips_craven.htm.

Typed transcripts of the wills of his son Thomas Phillips II as well as that of his father Thomas Phillips I are also found there.

HI, I see you are working on merges, you may want to review http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Matching_and_Merging_FAQ to understand your responsibilities in doing merges. Remember, after the merge you will want to clean up the text. During a merge, the text from the merged-away profile is simply appended onto the end of the text of the merged-into profile. You will want to integrate it into a single biography and a single sources section. If you have any questions, just let me know.

Robin Lee Wikitree Mentor

Welcome, Mark! How are things going for you now that you've had a chance to look around and add some of your family tree?

When you have a moment, you should come on over and introduce yourself in our forum thread for new members. It's a great way to meet other genealogists and share what you are working on.

Erin, WikiTree Volunteer Coordinator

Hi there Mark,

We are really happy that you took the Pre-1700 certification Quiz. Thank you for doing your part to make WikiTree an accurate and openly collaborative place for genealogists to share their research.

Do you have some 1700's people in your tree already ? Now that you have the badge, you can take part in one of our historical projects.

If you have any questions, you can contact one of our Mentors or Volunteer Coordinator, Erin .