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Bookmark or Share- Re: Pace/Lowe/Woodlief) - Genealogy.comfor the Duke of Norfolk's household and went on to the position of Court Jester for Queen Elizabeth I. He is said to have died in 1590. Richard Pace and his wife Isabelle arrived in Jamestown in the early 1600's and settled on land across the James River from the fort.The plantation was known as Paces Paines.An historical marker on Highway 10 ...
- Lieutenant Edward Waters - Genealogy.comThe following information was abstracted from the book "Newport News Virginia, 1607-1960" by Annie Lash Jester published 1961 1610 July 9- Humphry Blunt killed by a band of Indians on the James River. This location there after was known as Blunt/Blount Point
- Surnames: J - GenForum - Genealogy.comBrowse surnames that start with J in the GenForums on Genealogy.com!
- Karns - Surnames - Genealogy.comSherri Jester 1/29/06. John Karns of Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. David Leichtman 8/01/05.
- Kuzriel-Meir-PT-PLEASANT - User Trees - Genealogy.comLippincott& Co., of Philadelphia published in 1859 a book entitled, “Virginia BaptistMinisters,” by J. B. Jester. This book contains a sketch of a 100 or moreprominent and talented Virginians who laid the foundation of the Baptist Churchin Virginia and Kentucky.
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