Please note the range of birth years is NOT proven, but estimated based upon an age of 40-50 years at time of death. Certainly James Toone could have been born earlier.

These 4 records are NOT proven, rather place here for further research.....also note that a Luke Billington was also found in this same location. Luke Billington and James Toone were neighbors in the Northern Neck, Old Rapphannock County, Virginia.

England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975

Name: James Townes
Gender: Male
Baptism/Christening Date: 16 Jan 1591
Baptism/Christening Place: BLETCHLEY, BUCKINGHAM, ENGLAND
Father's Name: William Townes
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C00834-2
System Origin: England-ODM
Source Film Number: 1042375

Name: James Townes
Gender: Male
Baptism/Christening Date: 17 Apr 1620
Baptism/Christening Place: BLETCHLEY, BUCKINGHAM, ENGLAND
Father's Name: William Townes
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C00834-2
System Origin: England-ODM
Source Film Number: 1042375

Name: Jas Toone
Gender: Male
Baptism/Christening Date: 14 Jan 1626
Baptism/Christening Place: ROTHERBY,LEICESTER,ENGLAND
Father's Name: Chris Toone
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: P01130-1
System Origin: England-ODM
Source Film Number: 0924298 IT 14

Cavaliers and Pioneers. Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants, 1623-1666, Vol. I, Patent Book No. 2, page 221....

JOHN KING, 200 acs. Gloster Co., 10 Oct. 1651, p. 345. Upon the N. W. side of Poropotank Cr. & upon the N. W. side & towards the head of Bennets Cr., extending E. by N. along a small swamp leading along upon the land of Thomas Litchman & John Bennett. Trans. of 4 pers: Ailce Kelley, Welts (or Wells) Mander, Francis Williams, JAMES TOWN.

Understanding Headrights

"Any person immigrating into Virginia was a potential headright. As the documents quoted above make clear, anyone transported into Virginia with the intent to inhabit was a valid headright."

"Genealogists tend to assume that a headright was imported by the patentee who claimed him. This seems an unwarranted assumption. Unless we find a court record for the certificate, we can’t know the importer’s identity. Once obtained, headright certificates could be bought and sold like any other property, and the evidence is that they frequently changed hands prior to being turned into patent claims. Thus the person receiving the patent may have neither imported nor employed the headrights he claimed. "

"Genealogists also often assume that the importation of a headright occurred at about the same time as the patent date. In reality, the headrights had more than likely been imported at least a few years before the patent and perhaps several years earlier."

Source:
http://www.genfiles.com/legal/Headrights.htm

18 Nov. 1663
Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book 5, Page 506 by Nell Nugent

01 March 1663
Old Rappahannock Co Deed Book 2 - 1662-1664, page 286; Antient Press

01 May 1667
Old Rappahannock Co Deed Book 3 - 1663-1668; pg 222-228

03 May 1670
Old Rappahannock Co Deed Book 4 - 1670-1672; pg 158-159

19 January 1686/87
Old Rappahannock Co Deed Book 7 - 1686 -1688; pg 351-353

Abstracts of Rappahannock County Wills, page 284

Virginia County Records, VI, Rappahannock County Wills, Order Book, 1664-1673

Wills of Rappahannock County, Virginia 1656-1692, page 52
By William Montgomery Sweeny

Wills of Rappahannock County, Virginia 1656-1692, page 52
By William Montgomery Sweeny

As seen on this record:
Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s
about James Town
Name: James Town
Year: 1651
Place: Virginia
Source Publication Code: 6220
Primary Immigrant: Town, James

"JOHN KING, 200 acs. Gloster Co., 10 Oct. 1651, p. 345. Upon the N. W. side of Poropotank Cr. & upon the N. W. side & towards the head of Bennets Cr., extending E. by N. along a small swamp leading along upon the land of Thomas Litchman & John Bennett. Trans. of 4 pers: Ailce Kelley, Welts (or Wells) Mander, Francis Williams, JAMES TOWN."

April 5, 2012--note by Gloria J. Tune--these records were found at https://www.familysearch.org
Will follow up on this family to see if there is any connection....
England, Births and Christenings, 1538-1975
Children of Chris Toone.....note the name Christopher is the same as Kester in some languages. All were born in Rotherby, Leicester, England. All these names are prominent in the children of immigrant James Toone.

William Toone, born 09 Oct 1622

James Toone, born 14 Jan 1626

John Toone, born 18 Oct 1627

Thomas Toone, born 11 Oct 1629

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Note that the ages for the children of James and Anne Duncombe Toone are estimated based upon various records and are NOT proven.

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"The Hegemony Of The Law-Richmond County, Virginia 1692-1776", pages 152-153 by Gwenda Morgan
Source: http://books.google.com

Abstract from article regarding the problem with transported felons who found employment in Richmond County, Virginia

"Substantial planters such as Samuel Hopkins, George Garland, Stanley Gower and Thomas Yeatman all owned convict servants. So too did SMALL PLANTERS like Thomas Nash, Jr. William Crewsden, William Walker, William Richardson, Edward Hinkley, William Griffin, Edward Franklin, Francis Christian, Charles Spoe, William Taylor and JAMES TOONE. "

hegemony defined at www.dictionary.com
1. leadership or predominant influence exercised by one nation over others, as in a confederation.
2. leadership; predominance.
3. (esp. among smaller nations) aggression or expansionism by large nations in an effort to achieve world domination.

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August 16, 2010........This record below for 1607 DOES NOT refer to the immigrant ancestor James Toone(Town), rather to the James Town colony. Reference source was researched by the Seattle Public Library. See email below.

Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s
about James Town
Name: James Town
Year: 1607
Place: Jamestown, Virginia
Source Publication Code: 8400
Primary Immigrant: Town, James
Annotation: Date and port of arrival, date and place of first mention of residence in the New World, or date and place of will. The indexers only included the names of the persons who had wills and others who were known to go to the New World. All spouses and childre

Source Bibliography: SHERWOOD, GEORGE. American Colonists in English Records: A Guide to Direct References in Authentic Records, Passenger Lists Not in "Hotten," &c., &c., &c. Ser. 1-2. London: G. Sherwood, 1932-1933. 2 vols. Reprinted, 2 vols. in 1, by Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1961. Repr. 1982.
Page: 102
Source Citation: Place: Jamestown, Virginia; Year: 1607; Page Number: 102.
Source Information:
Gale Research. Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2009.
Original data: Filby, P. William, ed.. Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s. Farmington Hills, MI, USA: Gale Research, 2009.

Thank you for your request that we check The Seattle Public Library's copy of George Sherwood's compilation, "American Colonists in English Records..." for the name James Town. We own the 1969 reprint of the 1961 reprint edition. When we checked the entry on page 102, it indeed refers to "James Town", but is obviously referring to the place in Virginia, not a person's name. The entry reads:

"Duke of Northumberland's MSS. (Hist. MSS. Commission 3/53) 1607. June 22. James Town in Virginia. Letter. The Council in Virginia to the Council of Virginia in England. Refers to conditions of agriculture, etc." (This is followed by the names of seven men as signers of the letter, but none
of them were named James Town.)

Sincerely yours,
Darlene E. Hamilton
Sr. Librarian-Genealogy
Special Collections Department
The Seattle Public Library

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Although I am not 100% certain this is the same James Toone, it is likely. We do know he is in Old Rappahannock County by 10 May 1659 per the deed below. Note the spelling of surname as "Town"
"Records of Colonial Gloucester County, Virginia"
Section K, page 44
Names: King, John
Description: GLOSTER COUNTY. On NW side Poropotank and NW side & head of Bennetts Crk. adjoining Litchman & Bennett. HR: Alice Kelley, Walts Mander, Francis Williams, JAMES TOWN.
Co.: G ?
Book: 2
Page 345
Date: 10 October 1651
Acres: 200
www.ancestry.com link at http://search.ancestry.com/Browse/bookview.aspx?dbid=49309&iid=FLHG_RecsCo lGloucesterCnty-0072&desc=James+Town&rc=1300,1181,1442,1218;1474,1181,1591 ,1218

Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s
about James Town
Name: James Town
Year: 1651
Place: Virginia
Source Publication Code: 6220
Primary Immigrant: Town, James
Annotation: Record of 20,000 very early immigrants, with much relevant information. Taken from Patent Books 1 through 5. Title page states, "In 5 volumes," but up to 1979 only three had appeared. See nos. 6221 and 6223 for second and third volumes, published in 1977
Source Bibliography: NUGENT, NELL MARION. Cavaliers and Pioneers: Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants, 1623-1666. Vol. 1. Richmond [VA]: Dietz Printing Co., 1934. 767p. Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1983.
Page: 221
Source Information:
Gale Research. Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2006. Original data: Filby, P. William, ed.. Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s. Farmington Hills, MI, USA: Gale Research, 2006.

Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s
about James Town
Name: James Town
Year: 1651
Place: Virginia
Source Publication Code: 2772
Primary Immigrant: Town, James
Annotation: Includes 25,000 names from records of the Virginia State Land Office. Excerpts of the Irish names from the Greer list were published in no. 6258, O'Brien, Early Immigrants to Virginia....
Source Bibliography: GREER, GEORGE CABELL. Early Virginia Immigrants, 1623-1666. Richmond [Va.]: W.C. Hill Printing Co., 1912, 376p. Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1978. Repr. 1982.
Page: 331
Source Information:
Gale Research. Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2006. Original data: Filby, P. William, ed.. Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s. Farmington Hills, MI, USA: Gale Research, 2006.

Early Virginia Immigrants; 1623-1666, T
Town, James, 1651, by John King, Gloucester Co.
Source Information:
Ancestry.com. Virginia Immigrants, 1623-66 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 1997. Original data: Greer, George Cabel. Early Virginia Immigrants 1623-1666. Richmond, VA, USA: W. C. Hill Printing Co., 1912.

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From Mike Marshall mrmarsha2004@yahoo.com

30 December 1657
NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY RECORD BOOK 1655-1658; pg 143
KNOWS ALL MEN by these pr:sents that I JOHN WOOD have sold unto ALEXANDER CAMBLE Five hundred acres of land lyeing in AQUACON RIVER in PATOMACK FRESHES next the land of Coll. BURBAGEs, running his breadth up the Creeke & a mile into the woods, wch: land being a part of the Three thousand acres I bought of Mr. MERIWETHER & doe warrant ye sd. Land from the sd. MERRIWETHER or his assignes and have sold & delivered the sd. Five hundred acres of land from mee my heires or assignes to the sd. CAMBLE his heires or assignes for ever; together with all the right & priviledges contained in the sd Pattent; As Wittness my hand & seale this 30th day of December 1657 for the itch: land I have received satisfacon and oblige me to acknowledge it in Court
Sealed and delivered in the pr:sence of us 11 May 1658. This Sale of Land was acknowledged in Court by the sd, JNO: WOOD & is recorded May the 20th Anno 1658. Memorandum. That I JOHN WOOD doe acquitt & discharge ALEXANDER CAMMELL from all debts dues & demands from the begining of the world unto this pr:sent day & yeare above written
Test JAMES HAWLEY, ROBERT LAMBDEN JOHN WOOD
20th May 1658. This Acquittance was acknowledged in Court by the sd. JOHN WOOD & is recorded

06 January 1657
NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY RECORD BOOK 1655-1658; pg 143
KNOWE ALL MEN by these pr:sents that we JAMES TONE and ALEXANDER CAMMILL doe ordaine our Freind, EDWARD WILLIAMS, our true & lawfull Atturney eyther in Northumberland or WESTMORELAND County to implead release or imprison JNO: WOOD; as Wittness our hands this 6th of January 1657
Wittness ROBERT LAMBKIN JAMES TONE his marke
JNO: STOYELL his marke ALEXANDR: CAMMELL his marke
20th May 1658, This Lre. of Attur: was recorded

****Note by Gloria J. Tune--Northumberland County probably was named for the English county. It was formed about 1645 from the district of Chickacoan, the early-seventeenth-century name for the region between the Potomac and the Rappahannock rivers. Some records were lost in a fire in the clerk's office on 25 October 1710.

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10 May 1659
Know all men by these present that I Giles Webb doth make and appoint my loving friend JAMES TUNE my true and lawfull attorney to demand implead or unprison release or acquit all such persons as shall be indebted to the said Webb either by Bill bond or Account Witness my hand this 10th of May 1659.
Test. John Biven Giles Webb
(Old Rappahannock RK-01-Deed Abstract 1656 - 1664 Part 1 p. 48)

*****Note by Gloria J. Tune-Old Rappahannock County was formed in 1656 from Lancaster County. It became extinct in 1692 when it was divided in into Essex and Richmond Counties.

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***Note by Gloria J. Tune December 28, 2009
Received from Frances Tune H. December 27, 2009
This record shows some relationship between these named families, possibly that the maiden name of this James Toone's mother was Yeomans. Please note this is NOT proven & being researched.

01 November 1662
Old Rappahannock County, Virginia
Deed Books 1656 - 1664, Part 2 p. 260

Bequest by James Yeomans

Note - Know all men that I James Yeomans of the County of Rappa. Planter do freely give unto James Toan(sic) Son & Heir unto James Toane(sic) of the Sd. County, Planter, one pied heiffer black and white with a Crop on the left and nick on crop on the right Ear. To have and to hold the said Heiffer with her increase for Ever and furthermore. I said James Yeomans do hereby acknowledge the same in Court when required. I have sett my hand this first of November 1662.

James Yeomen
Test. Thos. Freshwater
Thos. Coley

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18 Nov. 1663
LUKE BILLINGTON & JAMES TUNE, 386 A. 2 R. & 20 P. "to which since added 270 acs. (in the county of Rappahanocke at the head of Farnham Creek) lieing between this and land of Ro. Bedwell, the bounds of which joyntly are: beg. at cor. tree of Robt. Bayly and on the land of John Williams, running S. &c. neere branches of Totoskey Cr. &c. 18 Nov. 1663, p. 345, (357). Trans. of 14 pers: Jno Searle, Wm. Partin, Jno Young, Fra. Clay, Wm. Wroth, Mary Shell, JNO. TUNE, Cornelious Young, JAMES SHORT, Tho. Ceely, Jno Mount, Mary Hartwell,
Sam.Cornix, Jane Fisher
Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book 5, Page 506 by Nell Nugent
www.ancestry.com

Note by Gloria J. Tune----"2 R. & 20 P" is "two Roods, 20 poles" according to Gerald G.
A square pole = 25.29 sq meters; 40 (square) poles = 1 rood
One rood=1011.71 sq meters and 4 roods = 1 acre
640 acres = 1 square mile

From the Library of Virginia catalog......
Author Tune, James. grantee.
Title Land grant 18 November 1663.
Summary Location: Rappahannock County (extinct).
Grantee(s): Bullington, Luke and Tune, James.
Description: 656 acres 2r. 20 p.
Source: Land Office Patents No. 5, 1661-1666 (v.1 & 2 p.1-369), p. 357 (Reel 5).
Part of the index to the recorded copies of patents for land issued by the Secretary of the Colony serving as the colonial Land Office. The collection is housed in the Archives at the Library of Virginia.
Other Format Available on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Patents 1-42, reels 1-41.
Subject - Tune, James. grantee.
Bullington, Luke.
Subject - Topical Land titles. -- Registration and transfer -- Virginia -- Rappahannock County (extinct).
Subject -Geographic Rappahannock County (extinct) (Va.) -- History -- 17th century.
Genre/Form Land grants -- Virginia -- Rappahannock County (extinct).
Added Entry Virginia. Colonial Land Office. Patents, 1623-1774.
LinkLibrary of Virginia. Archives.

System Number 000834324
http://image.lva.virginia.gov/LONN/LO-1/005/005_0374.tif

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01 March 1663
Old Rappahannock Co Deed Book 2 - 1662-1664, p. 158-159
Luke Billington to Thomas Teane

To all men to whom this present Whriteing shall come sendeth greeting in our Lord God Everlasting. Now know ye that I Luke Billington for divers good causes & valuable Considerations in hand received & to be recorded do by these presents grant, bargain, sell, alienate, Enfeoff & confirme unto Thomas Teane the moiety or one half of six hundred fifty & six acres & two rodds & twenty poles of land lately purchased by Luke Billington and James Tune as may at large appear by the patent granted to the said Billington & Tune this land being lately (empty space) by John Williams & Robert Bedwell with the consent of the said Billington & Tune being bounded from a marked hickory(sic) tree soe on Robert Baylys line of marked trees & so East South East across the dividend of land to a marked red oak on the out side line next to Wm. Griffins to have & to hold the said half part of the said six hundred fifty & six acres, two rodds & twenty poles of land to the said Thomas Teane his Executors and Administrators for ever with all proffitts, privileges & appurtenances thereunto belonging or any ways belonging to his proper use & behoof, he the said Thomas Teane his Executors & Asignees yealding(?) & paying, doing(?) & discharging the rents services & dues thereof due & of Right accustomed & the said Luke Billington do for myself, my heirs, Executors & Administrators covenant, grant, promise & agree to & with the said Thomas Teane, his heirs, Executors, Administrators & also shall or lawfully may quietly ever hereafter & from time to time forever peaceably have, hold, possess, use, occupy & enjoy the said premises by these presents
(355)
by these presents granted without the Sett Cumbrances or hindrances of me the said Luke Billington, my heirs, Executors, Administrators or also or any other person or persons lawfully laying any lawful right, title or interest to any part or parcel of the said land. In witness whereof I have hereunto sett my hand & seale this first day of March A. D. 1663/4.
Signed Sealed & Delivered in the Luke Billington seale
Presence of us the mark of
Will June (?) Barbara B Billington seale
Robert Bedwell

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Transcription by Mike Marshall mrmarsha2004@yahoo.com
03 April 1660
Old Rappahannock Co Deed Book 1 - 1656-1662; Antient Press; pg 89-90
BE IT KNOWN to all men that I JOHN (WILLIAMS) (missing) Creek in RAPPAHANOCK RIVER Carpenter with the (consent) of my Wife & we both with one consent & assent for a (missing) & real satisfaction to ous made & delivered (missing) bargained & turned over (missing) sell assigne transfers & turn over from (missing) in favour of ROBERT BEDWELL & RICHARD (missing) heirs heretably & irredeemably (missing) three hundred acres layed out & incompassed with marked trees being a parcell of my devident of Eighteen (missing) acres of land & taken forth thereof lying upon the North quarter thereof at the head of FARNHAM CREEK with all rights priviledges & proffits that appertaine or that hereafter may belong to the said three hundred acres of land by Virtue of my Pattent or any other claime that we have or may hereafter pretend the said ROBERT BEDWELL & RICHARD POWELL & their heirs Admrs. & ass to have & to hold the said three hundred acres of land by Virtue of my Pattent paying their proport rent therein men coned &c we do bind our heirs & admrs. to warrant the said three hundred acres with all priviledges thereunto belonging unto the said ROBERT BEDWELL & RICHARD POWELL & their heirs & assignes against the trouble or molestation of any persons whatsoever that shall or may justly trouble or molest them in their quiet & peaceable enjoying & possession thereof & by these presents wee do rattify & confirme the said ROBERT & RICHARD their quiet possession of the said Land with warranty as afd. And Lastly I the said MARY WILLIAMS do by these presents acknowledge that I have freely & willingly rnn gen tPd unto the sale of the said land & that I was not any wayes moved or Inforced thereunto by my Husband. In Witness of the truth we have hereunto set our hands & seals this present Aprill 3d day of 1660 Enow ye further by these presents that the fore menconed warrantyes extend no further then the said warrant or grant of my Pattent to me only from all persons that shall molest or disturb their quiet possession either from us or inst. by us prescribed
before the signing sealing or witnessing hereof the day & year above written. VIDELL 1660 Aprill 3d
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Old Rappahannock Co Deed Book 3 - 1663-1668; pg 222-228
29th 9br 1665, 01 May 1667
BEE IT KNOWNE UNTO ALL MEN by these presents that I JAMES TOONE wth the consent of ANN my Wife doe assign all the right and title and interrest wthin this specifyed conveyance unto JAMES BIDLECOME his heires or assignes for Ever and this to be accknowledged in open Court upon Demand Wittness our hands this 29th 9br 1665 for a valluable consideracon already received
Test EDMITNDSCOTT the marke of James Toone
MILES CORNELIUS the marke of Toone
Recognit in Cur Corn Rappa primo die Maii 1667
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18th of April 1667, 01 May 1667
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I JAMES TOONE of the County of Rappa in Virginia Planter doe acknowledge my self to owe and stand indebted unto JAMES BIDLECOME of Virginia in the County aforesaid Planter his heires in the full and just Quantity of Twenty thousand pounds of good and welcondiconed bright and Large Tobo: wth Sufficient Caske to containe the same and to be paid convenient uppon Rappa. River in ye County uppon demand to wch paymt well & truly to be made and Done I the said James Toone doe hereby bind my Selfe my heires and assignes firmely by these presents In Testimony whereof I have hereunto sett my hand and Seale this 18th of April 1667.
THE CONDITION of this Obligacon is such that if the above bounden James Toone his heires shall from time to time and at all times hereafter save harmeless and Keepe Indemnified the above sd James Bidlecome his heires from all manner of Claime or at any time hereafter shall pretend to a parcell of land cant: 250 acres given by Will to the sd Toone by RICHARD POWELL deced, and by him the sd James Toone sold unto the said James Bidlecome the said land being bounded ac by a Convayance bearing date the 26th or May 1661 may more at large appeare that then this present obligacon to be void or else to stand and remaine in full force and virute and this to be acknowledged in open Court upon demand.
In presents of us EDMUND SCOTT, James Toone his marke
EDWARD FENN
Recognit in Cur Coro Rappa prim- die Maii 1667
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Norfolk County, Virginia
Wills & Deeds D, 1656 - 1666
"Norfolk County, VirginiaBook D Page 147 June 15, 1658, probate is granted to William Ellis, who married the relict, on the last will and testament of Richard Powell, deceased."
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30th day of April 1667, 01 May 1667
KNOW ALL. MEN by these presents that I ANN TOONE the wife of JAMES TOONE of the Parrish of Farneham in the County of Rappa Planter doe make constitute ordeyne my friend ROBT BEDWELL to be my true and Lawful Attorney for me & in my behalfe to accknowledge in open Court all my right & title to two hundred & fifty acres of land lying uppon the Head of Farneham Creeke the said land being given unto my husband JAMES TOONE by the Will of RICHD POWELL Deceased unto JAMES BIDLECOME Planter of the same pish and County according to conveyance being sold by my Husband as alsoe doe bind me my heires to be conformable & agreable unto wch my said Attorney shall doe in this Cause In wiittness of the truth I have hereunto sett my hand and scale this 30th day of April 1667
Test EDMUND SCOTT the marke of Ann Toone
MILES CORNELIUS
Recordat x die Maii 1667

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Photocopy of original deed on file.............

Transcription from Mike Marshall mrmarsha2004@yahoo.com

03 May 1670
Old Rappahannock Co Deed Book 4 - 1670-1672; pg 158-159
BEE ITT KNOWNE UNTO ALL MEN by these prsents that I THO. FRESHWATER of the County of Rappa. & Parish of Farnham in Virginia for & in consideration of three thousand pounds of Tobacco & caske to me in hand payed by JAMES TUNE his heirs of the same County & Parish aforesaid have bargained sold & made over unto the said JAMES TUNE his heires or assignes a certaine prcell of land containing two hundred and fifty acres scituate & being on the Head of FARNAM CREEKE & formerly taken up by one JOHN SCOTT bounding as followeth Beginning att the Western corner Tree of Mr, ROBERT BAILIE being a Red Oake & running southerly 158 poles to a Red Oake thence South West 16 poles to a Spanish Oake thence South East 100 poles to a red Oake near the MIDLE BRANCH thence East by North 150 poles to the corner tree of Mr. LUKE BILLINGTONs Westerne line thence North 100 poles to the land of the said BILLINGTON and thence West 320 poles to the place where it first begann To Have and To Hold the said quantify of land with all & every the premises thereto belonging or in any wise apprteyning according to the Pattent to him the said JAMES TUNE his heires for ever without the lett in cumbran ce or mollestation of me the said FRESHWATER or any other person that either may or shall lay any claime or Interest thereunto he the said TUNE from hence foward yeilding and paying the Rents & services due or: Sovereigne Lord the King for the prmises hereby graunted I the said FRESHWATER with the Consent of JOANNA FRESHWATER my lawfull Wife both with one consent & assent doe further oblige or:selves to confirme this our act & deed by an acknowledgment of the County Court abovesaid when thereunto required by the abovesaid JAMES TUNE and I doe further oblige my selfe to prcure a Pattent for the said land out of the Secretary Office & make assignment thereof to the said JAMES TUNE as speedily as possibly I cann in confirmation of the prmises wee the said THOMAS FRESHWATER & JOANNA have hereunto sett or. hands & seales this 3d day of May 1670
in the pntes of us JAACOB EGEBRELIT, THO: FRESHWATER
ZACHARIA EFFORD his mark JOANNA FRESHWATER
Rccognitr. in Cur Rappa. dic May 1670
I JOANNA FRESHWATER constitute & appoint Mr. HENRY CLARKE my true & lawfull Atturney for me & in may name steed & place to acknowledge a certain prcell of land sould by my Husband THOMAS FRESHWATER in the County Court of Rappa. next held as by conveyance from or: hands bearing date with these prsents may appeare giveing & by these prsents graunted as full power inthe abovesd prmises as if I myselfe were then & there prsonally prsent. As Witness my hand this 3d of May 1670
Test JACOB EGEBRELIT, JOANNA FRESHWATER
ZACHARYM EFFORD
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Old Rappahannock Co Deed Book 5 - 1672-1674; pg 234-235
recordatr in Cu Com Rappa 5 die Augusti 1674
KNOW ALL MEN &c. that I RICHARD TYDWELL of YEOCOMACO in WESTMORELAND COUNTY Planter doe acknowledge to have received of JAMES TUNE of Rappa County ten head of Cattel the marke being over keill in both ears being the female increase of foure coves which was left and given as a Legacie p RICHARD POWELL deceased in the Custody of JAMES TUNE for the proper use of ANNA BARNETT (the Daughter of PETER BARNETT and Daughter in Law of the abovesaid RICHARD POWELL) and to be delivered unto her at the age of Seventeene years or at her day of Marriage Now Know yee that I RICHARD TYDWELL being the Husband of the said ANNA BARNETT doe for her and for myselfe have or my heirs and administrators from this time forward and forever by these presents discharge and acquit the said JAMES TUNE his heirs and administrs, from the said Cattle above mentioned and from any other claims that have been or shall he made In Witness whereunto I have hereunto sett my hand and seale this 9th day of May 1674
Test THOS FRENCH RICHARD TYDWELL
JOHN MARSHALL
recordatr Test EDMD CRASE Cl Cur
For TYDWELL to THORNBERRY Pr Atty See page 349
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14 February 2012---Note by Gloria J. Tune......
"Married Well and Often", p. 352 by Robert K. Headley, Jr. states the marriage of Peter Tidwell of Yeocomico, Westmoreland County, Va. to Anna Barnett, before 9 May 1674. It also states Anna was the daughter of Peter Barnett & also the daughter-in-law of Richard Powell deceased, with this notation- Old Rappahannock County Record Book 1671-76, page 234; Tidwell, page 4

I found a record on this database showing William Powell as a son of Richard Powell, with wife Ann mentioned in his will at http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=tibart&id=I16325.............

The Powell Family of Norfolk and Elizabeth City Counties, Virginia and their Descendants, with notes and data on the Collateral Families
Editor: The Rev. Fr. Silas Emmett Lucas, Jr.
Publication: Southern Historical Press, Easley, SC 29640
Note: DAR Library, Washington, DC & NGS

Will of William Powell, Book 9, p. 457, dated 23 Oct. 1701, proved 21 Jan. 1715, by Mary Cottle & Robert Spring. .... unto my son William Powell Two hundred acres of Land that was Given me by my Grand father with all my Seed beside with Entreys....Except 95 acres of Land that I took up in a place Called the Short necks that I Give unto my Daughter Ellenner... and if Either of Them Dies without heirs then to Returne to the Survivor and if they both Die without Issue then to returne to Lemuell Powell my brother Johns Son and if he Dies without Issue then to the next heir at Law. ...all the rest of my Estate doe I give unto my well beloved wife Ann Powell and with all Doe make her my hole & Sole Executrix... ... my Children... there mothers widowhood... Witnesses: Robert Spring, his mark, Aron Spring, his mark, Mary Cottle, her mark. William Powell & Seale.

(Brief Abstracts of Norfolk County Wills 1710-1753, by Charles Fleming McIntosh, The Colonial Dames of America in the State of Virginia, 1922, p. 43).
http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=dmickey&id=I12316

Also found......
VIRGINIA COUNTY RECORDS 157
9 March, 1654, Power of Attorney to Richard Merydale from William Powell of Parish of St. Mary Oneryes, alias St. Saviours, near the Borough of Southwarke, Co. Surry, baker, brother and heir to Capt. William Powell. George Powell of this Colony and his nephew Richard Powell and Mary Powell, daughter of said Richard, make claim to the plantation now in occupation of John Bishop, near Crouches Creek in Co. Stirry.

2 May, 1654. Dep. of Wm. Coates, Sr., aged 54, or there- abouts, that when Mary Powell died, she was near upon 15 years of age, and that Richard Powell, her father, gave her four head of cattle a little before the death of him, the said Richard Powell.
http://www.archive.org/stream/virginiacountyre61croz/virginiacountyre61croz_djvu.txt

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Transcription by Gloria J. Tune 26 January 2012

Will of James Toone
(Old) Rappahannock County, Virginia
Will Book 2, 1677-1682, pages 8-9
29 August 1676; 6 June 1677

In the name of God Amen
I James Toone being sick in body but of perfect mind and memory doe make this my last Will and Testament as followeth disannulling all other Wills by me formerly made.
Imprimis: I bequeath my Soule to God who gave it me, hoping in Jesus Christ my Mediator for salvation at the last Day and in Him only doe I put my trust with my Body to Convenient Christian Buriall.

Item- I give unto my three sons, James, William and John Toone A seat of Land Lying between the Land of Henry Austin and Robt. Bedwell, It being three hundred acres, with one hundred and fifty acres of Land by me formerly Bought of Richard Powell and Joyning to one Corner of the said dIvident to be equally divided between them, but if either of them die without issue the land to fall to the survivors, but if either be minded to sell, their brothers to have the refusal first of it.

Item- I give unto my other two sonns Kaster and Mark Toone my other seat of land which John Massy now Liveth on to be Equally divided between them, but if either die without Issue the land to fall to the survivors, but if either be minded to sell, his brother to have the first refusal of it.

Item- I give unto my daughter Anne Toone my mare filley called by the name of Betty with her increase forever, only the second mare foal that shall come either by her or her increase, I give unto my two sonns in Law Andrew and Thomas Dew, if she die in her minority the mare with her increase to returne to her brothers to be divided amongst them, I give unto my five sonns above named my other three mares with their increase, to be divided as they come to age.

Item- I give unto sonn James my feather bed which was his Mothers and a gun which was his grandfathers.

Item- I give unto my Daughter Anne one young cow called by the name of Blossome.

Item- I give unto my sonn William one cow call Bese.

Item- I give unto my sonn John one cow called Browners.

Item- I give unto my sonnes James, William and John one yoake of steers.

Item- I doe order and appoint my well beloved wife Anne Toone to be my sole Executrix and doe give all the remaining part of my estate unto her and to her disposal and my children to her guidance during the time of their minority.

Item- I doe order and appoint my friends William Barber, John Suggitt and Samuell Pechey to be my overseers in trust and to doe their endeavors to see that neither my children nor wife be wronged or abused either in body or estate. In witness to all and every particular in this will contained, I have hereunto sett my hand and seale this 29th of August in the yeare of our Lord god 1676.

Signed
Signed and Sealed James X Toone Seale
In the presence of wits….
John Jacob
Signed
Robt. R. Heughes
Wm. Barber

The above named Robt. Hughes aged 26 years or thereabouts and John Jacob aged 50 years or thereabouts sworne and examined saith that they did see the above named James Toone Signe Seale and publish the within mentioned to be his last Will and Testament and that he was in perfect sence of memory at the signing sealing and publishing thereof.

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Records of same will found online.....

Virginia Will Records
Abstracts of Rappahannock County Wills, page 284

James Toone

I, James Toone, sick. To my three sons, James, Wm. and John Toone, a seat of land lying between the land of Henry Austin and Robert Bedwell, being 300 acres, with 150 acres formerly bought of Richard Powell. To my sons, Hasten and Mark Toone, my other seat of land where John Massey now lives. To my daughter, Anne Toone, my mare filly. To my sons-in-law[stepsons], Andrew and Thomas Dew, a foal. To my five sons my other three mares. To son James(*by his first wife-note added by Gloria Tune) my feather bed which was his mother's, and a gun which was his grandfather's. To daughter Anne a cow calf called Blossom. To son Wm. a cow called Besse. To son John a cow called Browner. To my sons James, Wm. and John one yoke of steers. Wife Anne sole executrix and friends Wm. Barbar, John Suggitt and Samuel Pookey overseers of the will. Date August. 29, 1676
James Toone (x)
John Jacob
Robt. Heughs (x), Proved June 6, 1677
William Barber

Source Information: http://www.ancestry.com
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Toone, James
29 August 1676; 6 June 1677
Wills of Rappahannock County, Virginia, 1656-1692, page 52 by William Montgomery Sweeny
Source Information: http://books.google.com
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Virginia County Records, VI
Rappahannock County Wills.
Order Book, 1664-1673.

Name: James Toone
Will Dated: 29 August 1676
Probate Date: 6 June 1677
Sons James, William, John, Kaster and Mark; daughter Anne; sons-in law(stepsons) Andrew and Thomas Dew; wife Anne, executrix with friends William Barker, John Suggitt and Samuel Pechey; witnesses John Jacob, Robert Hughes, William Barber .
Source Information:
Ancestry.com. Virginia County Records, Volume VI [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2002.
Original data: Crozier, William Armstrong, ed.. Virginia County Records. Vol. VI. Hasbrouck Heights, NJ, USA: The Genealogical Association, 1909.

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Transcription from Mike Marshall mrmarsha2004@yahoo.com

19 January 1686/87
Old Rappahannock Co Deed Book 7 - 1686 -1688; pg 351-353
We the Subscribers in obedience to an Order of the Worshipll. Court of Rappa: bearing date the 6th of January 1687 for the Division of a parcell of cleared land and belonging to the Orphans of Mr. JAMES TOON deced, have devided the sd land according to the best of our Judgments and the houses as followeth vizt. To WM. TOONE one halfe called by the name of BALL, to MARK TOONE one called BUDGETT, and to JNO: TOONE one called the FERRY MORE; And Whereas there has been three Mares and horses formerly sold for Two thousand nine hundred pounds of Tobb: belonging to the sd Orphans and one young remaining appraised by us @Six hundred pounds of Tobb; amount in all to Three thousand five hundred pounds Tobb:; Wee have devided the sd Tobb: equally between them which is Eight hundred seventy five pounds of Tobb:each which THOMAS DEW is liable to pay them as they shall come to age by us this 19th day of January 1686/7
JOHN SUGGETT
JOHN BAYLY
WM. BROCKENBROUGH THOMAS COLLEY marke of
Recordr. Cur Cum Rapper 13 die Jany. 1687

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Church Parishes of
Old Rappahannock and Essex Counties

The established Church in Colonial Virginia was the Church of England. As in England, parishes were "local units of ecclesiastical and community organization".2 The Virginia General Assembly, through legislation, created parishes and defined their boundaries. As the population of Colonial Virginia grew, new parishes were formed and boundary lines changed.

Although the Church of England was dis-established as the official Church following the American Revolution and most of the duties of the vestry turned over to county officials, the parishes continued in existence. The parish boundaries were also used as geographic designations with the residence of parties to deeds being given by parish and county. These designations may be useful in determining in which part of the county the persons resided and the land being conveyed was located.

Old Rappahannock County became extinct in 1692 when it was divided into Essex and Richmond Counties. North Farnham Parish fell wholly into Richmond County at the division.

Source: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~vaessex/esxpar.html#PAR

(Old)Rappahannock County, Virginia had been abolished in 1692 and Richmond County, Virginia formed from that land lying on the north side of the Rappahannock River and Essex County, Virginia from the part on the south side. Farnham Creek (37.8254154 -76.6799573) flows into the Rappahannock River in the southeastern part of Richmond County. This is the area that the Tune family lived in for over one hundred years.

Link to Google Maps: http://maps.google.com/maps?source=ig&hl=en&rlz=&=&q=37.8737464%20-76.5855 103&oq=&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wl

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This surname of TOWN/TOWNE/TOONE/TUNE
was a locational name 'the dweller at the town' from residence therein; originally an enclosure, a farmstead, a farm with all its outbuildings. Originally the coat of arms identified the wearer, either in battle or in tournaments. Completely covered in body and facial armour the knight could be spotted and known by the insignia painted on his shield, and embroidered on his surcoat, the draped garment which enveloped him. THE NAME WAS BROUGHT INTO IRELAND WHERE IT WAS DERIVED FROM A PERSONAL NAME TO THE GAELIC O'TOMHRAIR. This family of the Cenel Eoghain possessed territory on the banks of the Foyle, and later moved into County Kerry. The name has always been numerous in Ulster, particularly now in counties Armagh and Derry. Early records of the name mention Hugh Tunere, 1242. Andrew le Toner was documented in County Suffolk, in the year 1327. Most of the European surnames in countries such as England, Scotland and France were formed in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries. The process had started somewhat earlier and had continued in some places into the 19th century, but the norm is that in the tenth and eleventh centuries people did not have surnames, whereas by the fifteenth century most of the population had acquired a second name. Between the 11th and 15th centuries it became customary for surnames to be assumed in Europe, but were not commonplace in England or Scotland before the Norman Conquest of 1066. They are to be found in the Domesday Book of 1086. Those of gentler blood assumed surnames at this time, but it was not until the reign of Edward II (1307-1327) that second names became general practice for all people. Early records of the name mention Geoffrey de la Tune, 1273, County Sussex. Thomas atte Toune of County Somerset, was documented during the reign of Edward III (1327-1377). Thurstan Toone of County Leicester, registered at Oxford University in 1602. William Green married Anne Towne at St. George's, Hanover Square, London in the year 1793.

http://www.4crests.com/toone-coat-of-arms.html

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Toone
This interesting surname of English origin is a topographical name for someone who lived in a village, as opposed to an outlying farm or hamlet, deriving from the middle English "tune" "tone" (old English pre 7th Century "tun") meaning "settlement", "village" or "enclosure". The surname dates back to the late 11th Century, (see below). Further recordings include Peter de la Tune (1219), "Sir Christopher Hatton's Book of Seals, Surrey", and John de la Tone (1275), "The Hundred Rolls of Suffolk". Variations in the idiom of the spelling include Toone, Town, Towne, Townes, etc.. Richard Towne was christened at St. Leonard, Eastcheap, London on October 9th 1544. Priscilla, daughter of George and Priscilla Toon, was christened at Christchurch, Greyfriars, Newgate, London, on March 12th 1693, whilst Thomas, son of William and Elizabeth Toone was christened at St. Mary Whitechapel, London on July 30th 1729. The first recorded spelling of the family name is shown to be that of Wistric Optun(sic, should be Oftun), which was dated 1095, in "The Feudal Documents from the Abbey of Bury St. Edmunds", Suffolk, during the reign of King William ll, known as "Rufus", 1087 - 1100. Surnames became necessary when governments introduced personal taxation. In England this was known as Poll Tax. Throughout the centuries, surnames in every country have continued to "develop" often leading to astonishing variants of the original spelling.

© Copyright: Name Origin Research www.surnamedb.com 1980 - 2013
http://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/Toone

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From the "Feudal Documents from the Abbey of Bury St. Edmunds" at http://books.google.com/books?id=35Y4AAAAMAAJ&q=Oftun#search_anchor

Abbey of Bury St. Edmunds
British Academy, 1932
Wistric Oftun
page 25
"Wistric Oftun vll acras et v denarios et obulum fol. 135"

Translation-Wistric Oftun 7 acres and five pennies and halfpennies

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The research results below show no relationship of any James Toone as a son of the Henry Toone and Mary Ward Toone of Leicestershire County, England. Therefore I am removing this James Toone as a son of this couple, but will leave Henry Toone and Mary Ward Toone and ancestors in my database for purposes of documentation.

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RESEARCH RESULTS REGARDING RELATIONSHIP TO HENRY AND MARY WARD TOONE OF LEICESTER, ENGLAND

Research results for JAMES TOONE from:
The Record Office for Leicestershire, Leicester and Rutland
Long Street, Wigston Magna, Leicester LE18 2AH
Telephone 0116 257 1080 Fax: 0116 257 1120
Email: recordoffice@leics.gov.uk

Date: 3 March 2010

Dear Ms. Saunders,

Thank you for your enquiry. The results of my research are shown below.

Records Searched:

Medieval Pedigrees....Farnham
Visitation 1619 Camden
Persons Index
History & Antiquities of the County of Leicester.....Nichols, Vol. I, part 2 and Vol. III, part 2

Prestwold Parish Registers.....DE 455/1/1
Belton Parish Registers.....DE 1965/1
Osgathorpe Bishop's Transcripts.....MF 384
Marriage Bond Index 1570-1729.....HARTOPP

Results of Research:

"There are many TOON(E) families in Leicestershire so I had a look to see if there were any recorded pedigrees with a James born c1620. There were none. I also looked for a marriage for James prior to his going to America and again I found nothing.

I looked at the marriage in Prestwold in 1612 and I can confirm that Henry, son of Hamlet TOONE, of Belton, yeoman, and Mary daughter of William WARD of Prestwold and pastor of that church (Prestwold) were married at Prestwold on 15 June 1612.

There were no baptisms for children of Henry at Belton at that time, nor any TOONES baptized at Osgathorpe. Unfortunately, unlike Belton and Prestwold, there are no registers for that period for Osgathorpe and there are gaps in the Bishop's Transcripts which are contemporary copies.

In Prestworld I found baptisms for ten children of Henry TOONE of Prestwold. He is described in the baptism register as a husbandman, one who keeps animals.

There was no James amongst the ten children:

Elizabeth, born 29 October 1613; baptized 30 October 1613; buried 12 November 1616

Samuel, born 27 September 1615; baptized 28 September 1615

Elizabeth, baptized 6 December 1618

Henry, baptized 28 February 1620/21

William, baptized 24 April 1623

Mary, baptized 24 March 1624/25

Ward, baptized 25 July 1626; buried 22 February 1628/29

Helen, baptized 25 April 1628

Frances, baptized 24 October 1630

Hamlet, baptized 31 December 1631

James cannot be a son of this Henry, not if other verified records put his age at c1620. (I'd like to know your thoughts on the accuracy of James Toone's birth as circa 1620. I added that to my database, based upon the online databases and nothing else. If anyone has something that would verify that date, I like to have it.)

Suggested Further Research:

I feel that the chances of finding James are very small. There do not appear to be any substantial clues to James' origins. If you have a verified list of James' children, their names might hint at his parents. Another possibility is James YEOMANS. Do you know from where in England he originated? That might help to locate a marriage between James TOONE and his first wife prior to leaving England. If he married after arriving in America, then it won't help at all."

Yours sincerely,
Mrs. P. Grundy B.A. M.A.
Researcher

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REFERENCES TO JAMES TOONE AND LORD BALTIMORE

I have also seen references online regarding immigrant ancestor JAMES TOONE being an ORPHAN and CABIN BOY for CECIL CALVERT, 2nd LORD BALTIMORE, first Propietary Govenor of Maryland (1632-1675). Cecil Calvert, 2nd Lord Baltimore never visited Maryland, rather he sent two of his brothers to do so. Research of records does not shows a James Toone, although this does not exclude the possibility.
See complete article regarding Lord Baltimore & the settling of Maryland, with documented references at this link....

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cecilius_Calvert,_2nd_Baron_Baltimore#cite_no te-B40-10

"The first expedition consisted of two ships that had formerly belonged to Baltimore's father, the Ark and the Dove.[11] They departed Gravesend with 128 settlers on board and, after being chased down and brought back by the British navy so that the settlers could take an oath of allegiance to the King as required by law, sailed in October of 1632 for the Isle of Wight to pick up more settlers.[11] At the Isle of Wight they boarded two Jesuit priests and nearly two hundred more settlers before setting out across the Atlantic.[12] SINCE HE COULD NOT LEAD THE EXPEDITION HIMSELF, BALTIMORE sent detailed instructions for the governance of the colony, including commands that his brothers seek any information about those who had tried to thwart the colony and make contact with Claiborne to determine his intentions for the trading station on Kent Island.[13] The instructions also emphasized the importance of religious toleration among the colonists, who were nearly equal parts Catholic and Protestant.[13] With these last instructions, the expedition crossed the Atlantic and founded the first settlement at St. Mary's in 1634 on land purchased from the native Yaocomico.[14] STRANDED IN ENGLAND, BALTIMORE could do little to help the young colony through its tribulations, which included an ongoing feud with Claiborne that led to a series of naval skirmishes.[15]

Lord Baltimore continued as Maryland's first Proprietary Governor (1632-1675), and attempted to maintain an active involvement in the governance of the colony, though he never visited it. During this long tenure, he governed through deputies, the last being his only son Charles."

Other links with biography and history of Cecil Calvert, 2nd Lord Baltimore....

http://mdroots.thinkport.org/library/cecilcalvert.asp

http://www.msa.md.gov/megafile/msa/speccol/sc3500/sc3520/000100/000191/htm l/191bio.html

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Note by Gloria J. Tune

PRIOR GENERATIONS AND THE TOONES FROM LEICESTER, ENGLAND

The generations prior to this James Toone have been seen on databases related to the Toones of Osgathorpe, Leicester, England. I have seen no references to any source documents on many of those databases. This is what I have found and it does not show that relationship. Also see research from Leicester, UK done March 3, 2010 above.

Records from Oxford University Alumni, 1500-1886 > 1500-1714, Volume IV > T, page 1496 shows the following....

TOONE, Thurston of Cheshire, pleb. LINCOLN COLL., matric. 22 Oct., 1602, aged 18 (subscribes "Therstans"), B. A. 2 July 1606, M. A. 1 June 1609; rector of Collingtree, Northants, 1630. See Foster's "Index Eccl."

Source Information:
Ancestry.com. Oxford University Alumni, 1500-1886 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2007. Original data: Foster, Joseph. Alumni Oxonienses: The Members of the University of Oxford, 1715-1886 and Alumni Oxonienses: The Members of the University of Oxford, 1500-1714. Oxford: Parker and Co., 1888-1892

This record would put this Thurston Toone's birthyear as 1583-1584.

Some databases show James Toone/Town (transported to Gloucester, Virginia in 1651 by John King), who was married prior to Ann Duncombe Dew in Virginia, to be one Thurstan(Thurston), or James Thurston, or James T. Toone who married Mary Atterbury, sister to Richard Atterbury of England. I believe this to be INCORRECT for this reason. Thurston Toone, married to Mary Atterbury of Collingtree, Northamptonshire, England is mentioned in the will of Richard Atterbury written July 24, 1637 and proved June 28 1638. It also appears this Thurston Toone died in England circa 1638 from the following record.....

Northamptonshire, Rutland: - Calendar of Wills, 1510-1652
Calendar of Wills Proved and of Administrations Granted in the Commissary Court of the Peculiar and Exempt Jurisdiction of Groby, 1580-1800.
Second Series. Original Wills.
1610 to 1644.
County: Rutland
Country: England
1638 Toone, Thurston: Collingtree G. 98

Northamptonshire: - Register of Marriages, 1538-1837
Marriage Allegations, 1660
Marriages at S. Peter's, Northampton, 1578 to 1812.
Volume 1.
County: Northamptonshire
Country: England
John Prentis Clerke & Mary Toone, of Collingtree 26 Oct 1639

Source Information:
Ancestry.com. Rutland, England: Parish and Probate Records [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2001. Original data: Electronic databases created from various publications of parish and probate records.

Some Oxford Apothecaries 1621-1850

Stephen Toone (c.1633-1681)
Matriculated as "Apothecary " on 14 September 1666, aged 30. Son of Thurstan Toone of Collinbrough, Northants. Married Susanna. Monument in St Mary the Virgin

http://www.headington.org.uk/oxon/doctors/apothecaries/index.htm

James Toone/Town, our immigrant ancestor, wrote his will on August. 29, 1676 in Old Rappahannock County, Virginia. I believe his first wife obviously was not the above mentioned Mary Atterbury married to Thurston Toone.

• Married: in No record of this marriage has been located
• Note: In Married Well and Often: Marriages of the Northern Neck of Virginia, 1649-1800 page 357 by Robert K. Headley Jr., it states that widow Ann Dew was "the second wife of James Tune"

1. James Toone b: BET 1650 AND 1660 in England or possibly Virginia

• Married: AFT 1661 in Rappahannock County, Virginia
• Note:

  Tune, James and Dew, Ann., (wid.); before 29 August 1676; bride was the second wife of James Tune and the widow of Andrew Dew; she married (3) Dominick Rice; (RapC DW 1677-82:8 Chinn: 146-148; Tune 84-85
  
  Married Well and Often: Marriages of the Northern Neck of Virginia, 1649-1800 by Robert K. Headley Jr., page 357
  
  U.S./International Marriage Records, 1340-1980
  Gender: The gender of James Toone is male.
  Spouse: Ann Duncombe
  Source Number: 2987.000
  Source Type: Electronic Database
  Number of Pages: 1
  Submitter Code: PKS
  1. www.genealogy.com
  
  2.Yates Publishing
  P. O. Box 67
  Stevensville, MT 59780
  

1. William Tune b: ABT 1667 in North Farnham Parish, Old Rappahannock (Richmond) County, Virginia
2. John Tune b: ABT 1669 in North Farnham Parish, Old Rappahannock (Richmond) County, Virginia
3. Kaster Tune b: ABT 1671 in North Farnham Parish, Old Rappahannock (Richmond) County, Virginia
4. Anne Tune b: ABT 1673 in Old Rappahannock County, Virginia
5. Mark Tune b: ABT 1675 in Rappahannock County, Virginia