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Margaret (Smith) Vivion (abt. 1658 - bef. 1703)

Margaret Vivion formerly Smith
Born about in Christchurch, Middlesex, Virginiamap
Daughter of and
[sibling(s) unknown]
Wife of — married [date unknown] [location unknown]
Descendants descendants
Died before before about age 45 in Middlesex County, Virginia Colonymap
Profile last modified | Created 30 Dec 2010
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Contents

Biography

https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/20103563?h=b863e6

Marriage

Margaret married John Vivion about 1678.

Child: Margaret Vivion

Sources

Acknowledgements

  • WikiTree profile Smith-29995 created through the import of ROBISON Gedcom of DRR Ancestors and Descendants for WikiTree 01 JUL 2012.ged on Jul 1, 2012 by Dave Robison.
  • GED upload: James Daniel Margaret Vivion.FTW
  • GED upload: Robison Family Master File.FTW
  • GED upload: Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW




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The Margaret Smith who married John Vivion “I” was a daughter of John Smith (died 1669) and Margaret. Margaret Smith was not a daughter of John Smith’s neighbor Alexander Smith (whose wife is not proven). The later John Vivion “III” (a son of John Vivion “II” and a grandson of John Vivion “I”) married a Jane Smith who was a great-granddaughter of Alexander Smith. Also, John Smith and Margaret had a son named Thomas Smith, and Thomas fathered a daughter named Ann Smith. That Ann Smith married a grandson of Alexander Smith who was named John Smith (and they were the parents of the Jane Smith who married John Vivion “III”). There are several Y DNA donors who are out of Alexander Smith, but unfortunately, it does not appear that there are any Y DNA donors who are out of John Smith and Margaret.
posted by Bill Davidson
edited by Bill Davidson
Thank you, Bill. In my tree, I have Margaret Vivion's father as John Smith, who was born in England about 1632 and died 16 December 1669 in Middlesex, Virginia. I have his wife Margaret with no further information about her. From the William and Mary Quarterly, John was probably an older brother of Alexander. John and Margaret probably had at least two other children, Ann Smith, wife of Joshua Lawson, and Captain John Smith, born about 1662, who married Phebe, widow of George Reeves.
Thanks Mary Helen. I show John Smith and Margaret with the following five children. Margaret married John Vivion. Ann married Joshua Lawson. James married Ann Cary. Thomas married Ann Petty and second Ruth Smith. Captain John Smith married Phoebe. The neighbor Alexander Smith (and his unproven wife) had Lt. John Smith who married the widow Mrs. Jane (Cock) Jones. Alexander also fathered Rachel Smith who married John Wyatt and Samuel Smith who died young. We have several Y DNA donors from the Alexander Smith/Lt. John Smith family, but there is (unfortunately) no known Y DNA donor from the neighboring John Smith and Margaret family. At this point in time, I see no proof that Alexander Smith was or was not related to his neighbor John Smith.
posted by Bill Davidson
edited by Bill Davidson
I should add that the referenced Ruth Smith who was the second wife of Thomas Smith was apparently a daughter of John Smith and Martha Butcher. There is no known Y DNA donor from that John Smith and Martha Butcher, and I see no proof that this Smith line was or was not related to Alexander Smith and/or to the John Smith who married Margaret.
posted by Bill Davidson
Thanks. Like most such documents, there are some errors and omissions. I sure wish that a male Smith from the John Smith and Margaret family would take the Y DNA test. That would show if the neighbor Alexander Smith was related or not.
posted by Bill Davidson
As we descend from Margaret Smith Vivion, my branch of the family can not help with Y-DNA.
Smith-29995 and Smith-5474 appear to represent the same person because: Same spouse
posted by Jillaine Smith

Rejected matches › Margaret (Smith) Markle (1750-)

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