*Argyle BLACKSTONE I. Born in 1630 in York County, Virginia.
Son of Thomas BLACKSTONE
Argyle's grandfather left him a cow and William Hawkins reported to the court on the condition of the orphan Argyle's property.
If Argyle's father died, in the jurisdiction of the court, you would think there would be a reference to the father's property.
Is it possible that Argyle came to the colonies with his grandfather? If so, the surname would not have to be Blackstone.
When William Hawkins died, Argyle Blackstone was his son-in-law and a reference is made to a silver cup to be left to the parish.
When Argyle died, a silver cup was left to the parish.
See York Co., Va records and Beverly Fleets abstracts of Virginia records.
Beverly Fleet was a descendent of Argyle's and has a comment on the clerk of the county.
Married Alice Hawkins
Argyle died in Essex County, Virginia in 1688 or 1722; he was 92?
Early Virginia records have an Argyle Blackstone, orphan, with cattle.
William Hawkins reported to the courts on the status of Argyle’s property,
When William Hawkins died in the 1650’s Argyle was his son-in-law.
Children
William
Argyle II
John,
Thomas,
Son of Thomas BLACKSTONE
Argyle's grandfather left him a cow and William Hawkins reported to the court on the condition of the orphan Argyle's property.
If Argyle's father died, in the jurisdiction of the court, you would think there would be a reference to the father's property.
Is it possible that Argyle came to the colonies with his grandfather? If so, the surname would not have to be Blackstone.
When William Hawkins died, Argyle Blackstone was his son-in-law and a reference is made to a silver cup to be left to the parish.
When Argyle died, a silver cup was left to the parish.
See York Co., Va records and Beverly Fleets abstracts of Virginia records.
Beverly Fleet was a descendent of Argyle's and has a comment on the clerk of the county.
Married Alice Hawkins
Argyle died in Essex County, Virginia in 1688 or 1722; he was 92?
Early Virginia records have an Argyle Blackstone, orphan, with cattle.
William Hawkins reported to the courts on the status of Argyle’s property,
When William Hawkins died in the 1650’s Argyle was his son-in-law.
Children
William
Argyle II
John,
Thomas,
*Argyle BLACKSTONE I. Born in 1630 in York County, Virginia.
Son of Thomas BLACKSTONE
Argyle's grandfather left him a cow and William Hawkins reported to the court on the condition of the orphan Argyle's property.
If Argyle's father died, in the jurisdiction of the court, you would think there would be a reference to the father's property.
Is it possible that Argyle came to the colonies with his grandfather? If so, the surname would not have to be Blackstone.
When William Hawkins died, Argyle Blackstone was his son-in-law and a reference is made to a silver cup to be left to the parish.
When Argyle died, a silver cup was left to the parish.
See York Co., Va records and Beverly Fleets abstracts of Virginia records.
Beverly Fleet was a descendent of Argyle's and has a comment on the clerk of the county.
Married Alice Hawkins
Argyle died in Essex County, Virginia in 1688 or 1722; he was 92?
Early Virginia records have an Argyle Blackstone, orphan, with cattle.
William Hawkins reported to the courts on the status of Argyle’s property,
When William Hawkins died in the 1650’s Argyle was his son-in-law.
Children
William
Argyle II
John,
Thomas,
Son of Thomas BLACKSTONE
Argyle's grandfather left him a cow and William Hawkins reported to the court on the condition of the orphan Argyle's property.
If Argyle's father died, in the jurisdiction of the court, you would think there would be a reference to the father's property.
Is it possible that Argyle came to the colonies with his grandfather? If so, the surname would not have to be Blackstone.
When William Hawkins died, Argyle Blackstone was his son-in-law and a reference is made to a silver cup to be left to the parish.
When Argyle died, a silver cup was left to the parish.
See York Co., Va records and Beverly Fleets abstracts of Virginia records.
Beverly Fleet was a descendent of Argyle's and has a comment on the clerk of the county.
Married Alice Hawkins
Argyle died in Essex County, Virginia in 1688 or 1722; he was 92?
Early Virginia records have an Argyle Blackstone, orphan, with cattle.
William Hawkins reported to the courts on the status of Argyle’s property,
When William Hawkins died in the 1650’s Argyle was his son-in-law.
Children
William
Argyle II
John,
Thomas,
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