Born after in Virginia
Ancestors 
Son of Francis (Hayward) Heyward
and Mary (Warren) Ennalls
Brother of
Francis Heyward II, Thomas Ennalls [half], Joseph Ennalls [half], Bartholomew Ennalls Jr [half], Elizabeth (Ennells) Woolford [half] and Henry Ennals [half]
[spouse(s) unknown]
[children unknown]
Died [date unknown]
[location unknown]
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Biography
John's father's will was written 1 Jan 1657 and references his son Francis and his wife's pregnancy with John but the The Generations of Virginia states this child was a daughter named Mary, however this was Bartholomew Ennels daughter.
After his father died, his mother married Bartholomew Ennalls.
Francis' Will
Francis' will, written 01 Jan 1657 and Proved: 14 Aug 1659, mentions widow Mary, who subsequently married Bartholomew Ennals[1], founder of the Maryland family of that name, son Francis and "the child my wife now goes" who was John H., afterwards of Maryland.[2][3]
Immigration
By 1669, Bartholomew Ennals had transported himself, his wife Mary, stepson Francis Howard (aka Heyward) and children Bartholomew Jr, Mary, Thomas, and William from Virginia to Maryland. [4]
"John Heyward (Howard) and his brother, Francis Heyward, were early residents of York county, Va. Mary, the widow of Francis Heyward, married Bartholomew Ennalls of Maryland, formerly of York county, Va. Francis and John Heyward, sons of Francis Heyward of Virginia, were living in Dorchester county, Md., in 1680. John Heyward, first named, was the ancestor of a prominent family in Virginia." [5][6],
"In reference to the Heywards, there is, in court, a letter of record from Francis and John Heyward, of 25 Oct 1680, to William Arnold, authorizing him to give possession of some land in Pocoson, York County, Virginia, to Francis Heyward's [step]father - Bartholomew Ennalls."[7]
Sources
- ↑ William and Mary College quarterly historical papers v.9 1900-01 Page 66
- ↑ Tyler, L. G. (1893). "The Ennals and Waggaman families of Maryland." William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, 2. William and Mary College. Page 98
- ↑ Tyler, L.G. (1894). The Calthorpes. William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Papers, 2(3), pp. 160-168.
- ↑ Maryland State Archives SC 4341- JJ:65 Film No. Transcript 12:465
- ↑ Tyler, L. G. (1893). "The Ennals and Waggaman families of Maryland." William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, 2. William and Mary College. Page 167
- ↑ William and Mary College quarterly historical papers v.9 1900-01 Page 138
- ↑ The Ennalls Family - History of Dorchester County
See Also:
- Maryland State Archives SC 4341- JJ:65 Film No. Transcript 12:465
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History of dorchester page 288 Might shed some light on this family