Elizabeth was born in 1677 to Humphrey Pope and Elizabeth (Hawkins) Pope in Richmond County, Colony of Virginia
Elizabeth was married twice the first husband was William Payne.
They had two sons and one daughter William Payne the II (10 of Aug 1692-23rd of Feb. 1698)
Elizabeth married Daniel McCarty 19 October 1698 North Farnham Pa, Richmond, Virginia they had four sons and four daughters
Anna Barbara (McCarty) Fitzhugh (30th of Nov 1700-12 of December 1732 )
Katherine (07 Nov, 1703- unk)
Dennis (1705-unk)
Billington McCarty (1709- 01 Jul 1747)
Winnifred (1709 - unk )
Daniel MCarty the second is shown as born in (1703 -1745)
Sarah (1710-unk))
Thadus (1712-unk)
Burial: Yeocomico Episcopal Churchyard, Kinsale, Westmoreland County, Virginia
"Here lyeth the body of Elizabeth Daughter of Humphrey Pope, gent by Elizabeth Hawkins, first the wife of William Payne gent to whom she bore two sons & two daughters & lastly Daniel McCarty, Esq. to whom she was married 19th October 1699. She bore four sons & four daughters. Barbara 30th November 1700, Katherine 7th November 1703, Dennis March 1705, Daniel 1707, Billington 1709, Winifred 1709, Sarah 1710, Thaddeus 1712. She was born 25th June 1677 departed this life 21st March & was entombed 23rd March 1716 in the 39th year of her life. "
Mrs. Elizabeth (Pope) Payne-McCarty was the oldest daughter of Col. Humphrey Pope of We. and w. Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Hawkins. Col. Pope d. 1684. Beside the four children named above he had Jemima, who m. Nicholas Minor. Col. Pope’s widow m(ii) Richard Youell < 1687; she m(iii) Patrick Muckleroy < 1691.
Her will dated 1717 (1718) We. Co. left bequests to the daus. of her son Lawrence Pope and w. Jemima, and to the children of her son Harmon Youell and w. Dinah. Capt. Daniel McCarty was son of Dennis McCarty of Ri. Co. and w. Elizabeth Billington. He m(i) Mrs. William Payne 19 Oct 1699; Mrs. Ann Fitzhugh, widow of William Fitzhugh, and dau. of Richard Lee and w. Lettice Corbin. Capt. McCarty d. 4 May 1724 at age of 45, leaving a will naming his children by both marriages and his step-son William Payne. (H-86) His son Dennis m. 1724 Sarah Ball, whose brother George Ball, son of Capt. William Ball of Lc., m. 1735 Judith, dau. of William Payne of Lc. (D-IV-i).
Capt. Daniel McCarty was a sheriff, Justice, Burgess, and Speaker of the House of Burgesses 1715. He was buried in Yeocomico Churchyard; his grave is marked. His epitaph reads in part — “He was endowed with many virtues and good qualifications, but the actions proceeding from them bespeak their praise.” Mrs. Payne-McCarty’s tomb is alongside. Her gravestone was discovered 1907 beneath the tomb of Capt. McCarty while the latter was being repaired. It is badly defaced and broken. I have attempted to supply the lacunae as follows, the parts in parentheses being mine — “(Here liet)h the body of Elizabeth (daught)er of Humphrey Pope, Gentleman, by (Elizabeth) his wife, first the wife of (William Pay)ne, Gentleman, to whom sh(e bore two sons and two daughters, and lasttly of Daniel McCarty, Esq., to (whom she) was married 19th October (1699 and b)ore four sons and four daugh(ters). She was born - of June 1667.” I think she d. 1716.
By his m(i) Mr. Payne had 1 child — Anne ; By his m(ii) [Elizabeth Pope] he had 4 children — William (2), Edward (3), Elizabeth (4), and Mary (5).
Sources
*The Paynes of Virginia; by Payne, Brooke, 1872-1938 ; https://archive.org/details/paynesofvirginia00payn/page/n7/mode/2up Publication date 1937; Topics Payne family; Publisher Richmond, W. Byrd Press; Collection allen_county; americana Digitizing sponsor Internet Archive Contributor Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
This person was created through the import of David Rentschler Family Tree_2010-09-30.ged on 01 October 2010.
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