Descendants of Pocahontas/John Rolfe:Information about Colonel Robert Thomas Bolling
Colonel Robert Thomas Bolling (b. December 26, 1646, d. July 16, 1709)
Notes for Colonel Robert Thomas Bolling:
There is on record his application to the Virginia authorities in 1641 for leave to go into the Indian country and visit Cleopatra, his mother's sister. He left an only daughter who was married, says Stith (1753), "to Col. John Bolling; by whom she left an only son, the late Major John Bolling, who was father to the present Col. John Bolling, and several daughters, married to Col. Richard Randolph, Col. John Fleming, Dr. William Gay, Mr. Thomas Eldridge, and Mr. James Murray." Campbell in his "History of Virginia" says that the first Randolph that came to the James River was an esteemed and industrious mechanic, and that one of his sons, Richard, grandfather of the celebrated John Randolph, married Jane Bolling, the great granddaughter of Pocahontas.
More About Colonel Robert Thomas Bolling:
Burial: 1709, Kippax, Charles City County, Virginia.
More About Colonel Robert Thomas Bolling and Jane Matoaka Rolfe:
Marriage: 1675, Petersburg, Henrico County, Virginia.
Children of Colonel Robert Thomas Bolling and Jane Matoaka Rolfe are:
- +Major John I Bolling, b. January 27, 1676/77, Kippax, Charles City County,Virginia, d. April 20, 1729, Cobbs, Henrico County, Virginia.
- Rebecca Bolling, b. 1664, d. date unknown.
- Female Bolling, d. date unknown.
- Female Bolling, d. date unknown.
- Female Bolling, d. date unknown.
- Female Bolling, d. date unknown.