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John Bishop Sr. (abt. 1665 - abt. 1716)

John Bishop Sr.
Born about in Virginia Colonymap
Ancestors ancestors
Husband of — married [date unknown] [location unknown]
Descendants descendants
Died about at about age 51 in Prince George, Virginiamap
Profile last modified | Created 10 Mar 2013
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Biography

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John Bishop Sr. was a Virginia colonist.

John Bishop was born in 1670 in Virginia Colony. His parents were John Bishop and Sarah Lawrence. He married Sarah Harmon Together they had 3 children:

  1. John Bishop
  2. James Bishop
  3. Hannah Bishop
  4. Henry Bishop

He died in Prince George, Virginia

Sources

  • FamilySearch Digital Collections. [Virginia Patent Book 7, p. 305-06: Mr. Henry Harmon, Mr. John Bishop, 168 Acres, S. Side James River, Wayenoake Parish, 20 September 1683] Prince George County, Virginia, Land Patents 1666-1719." FHL Film #1320654 Item 13. FHL Digitized Film #7831853. "familysearch.org"
  • FamilySearch Digital Collections. [Prince George County, Virginia: will of John Bishop, 8 Nov 1714, Probated 12 Jun 1716] "Prince George, Virginia, Surveyor's platt book, deeds, wills, inventories, and settlements of estates, 1711-1792. Mixed records 1711-1725." p. 114, Image 264 of 493. Prince George, Virginia, Probate. FHL Film #33051 FHL Digitized Film #7645711. "familysearch.org" image
  • "Bishop Genealogy." "BISHOP DIRECT DESCENDENTS in AMERICA" [John Bishop III, b. 1670 in Prince George, Virginia; d. 1714 in Prince George, Virginia] (Notes) image




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Eric, I don't think this Harmon line is in the Harmon Source
posted by Paula J
Bishop-3437 and Bishop-3204 appear to represent the same person because: Clear duplicate
posted by [Living Daly]