Immigrated to Westmoreland Co. Va. Named changed when Francis arrived in Amer.[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 6, Ed. 1, Tree #4225, Date of Import: Aug 10, 1998]
Francis Heydon came directly from England to Virginia, [not to Maryland]; in Westmoreland County Records, Deed and Will Book No. I (1653-1672) p. 298, Francis Heydon of Virginia conveyed to John Samwaies on 8 March 1665/6 500 A, "being one half of the thousand acres bought of Mr. Wilkes Maunders of Yeocomico in the county of Westmoreland as by patent to John Smith, cooper and carpenter, and myself doth more at large appear." The patent to Wilkes Maunders is dated 9 Jan. 1662/3, and states that the land had been granted 5 June 1658." The patent to John Smith and Francis Hayden has not been found. [see notes in file. p. 199, Tyler's Quarterly. Vol.II pp 175-199. Francis was in Virginia by 1665 or earlier, and moved to Maryland between 1666-1669.
from: Early Charles County Maryland Settlers 1658-1745, Bates & Wright. Francis Heydon, planter of St. Mary's County, and Thomasine his wife, conveyed on 13 August 1678, a tract called "Partnership," on the east side of Portobacco Fresh; con. 300 acres (Ct. & Land: H#1.320]
Previously Francis Heydon together with John Alward, both of Charles County, were assigned by Benjamine Rozer a warrant for 200 acres, and another warrant for 100 acres,. On 15 April 1670, they combined the two and secured one warrant for 300 acres. This land described as lying in the woods on the east side of Portobacco fresh about 4 miles from the said fresh and called "Partnership" was confirmed to them ten days later. [ pl 129 The Hiden Family]
Will of Francis Heydon, St. Mary's County, Maryland, drawn 30 April 1697, proven 12 July, 1698/ Wife: Thomisine, extx, and sole legatee of estate, real and personal. Test: John Carbery, John Marris, Thomas Newton.[chrisreeder1298.ftw]
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Immigrated to Westmoreland Co. Va. Named changed when Francis arrived in Amer.[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 6, Ed. 1, Tree #4225, Date of Import: Aug 10, 1998]
Francis Heydon came directly from England to Virginia, [not to Maryland]; in Westmoreland County Records, Deed and Will Book No. I (1653-1672) p. 298, Francis Heydon of Virginia conveyed to John Samwaies on 8 March 1665/6 500 A, "being one half of the thousand acres bought of Mr. Wilkes Maunders of Yeocomico in the county of Westmoreland as by patent to John Smith, cooper and carpenter, and myself doth more at large appear." The patent to Wilkes Maunders is dated 9 Jan. 1662/3, and states that the land had been granted 5 June 1658." The patent to John Smith and Francis Hayden has not been found. [see notes in file. p. 199, Tyler's Quarterly. Vol.II pp 175-199. Francis was in Virginia by 1665 or earlier, and moved to Maryland between 1666-1669.
from: Early Charles County Maryland Settlers 1658-1745, Bates & Wright. Francis Heydon, planter of St. Mary's County, and Thomasine his wife, conveyed on 13 August 1678, a tract called "Partnership," on the east side of Portobacco Fresh; con. 300 acres (Ct. & Land: H#1.320]
Previously Francis Heydon together with John Alward, both of Charles County, were assigned by Benjamine Rozer a warrant for 200 acres, and another warrant for 100 acres,. On 15 April 1670, they combined the two and secured one warrant for 300 acres. This land described as lying in the woods on the east side of Portobacco fresh about 4 miles from the said fresh and called "Partnership" was confirmed to them ten days later. [ pl 129 The Hiden Family]
Will of Francis Heydon, St. Mary's County, Maryland, drawn 30 April 1697, proven 12 July, 1698/ Wife: Thomisine, extx, and sole legatee of estate, real and personal. Test: John Carbery, John Marris, Thomas Newton.[hendren10.FTW]
Immigrated to Westmoreland Co. Va. Named changed when Francis arrived in Amer.[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 6, Ed. 1, Tree #4225, Date of Import: Aug 10, 1998]
Francis Heydon came directly from England to Virginia, [not to Maryland]; in Westmoreland County Records, Deed and Will Book No. I (1653-1672) p. 298, Francis Heydon of Virginia conveyed to John Samwaies on 8 March 1665/6 500 A, "being one half of the thousand acres bought of Mr. Wilkes Maunders of Yeocomico in the county of Westmoreland as by patent to John Smith, cooper and carpenter, and myself doth more at large appear." The patent to Wilkes Maunders is dated 9 Jan. 1662/3, and states that the land had been granted 5 June 1658." The patent to John Smith and Francis Hayden has not been found. [see notes in file. p. 199, Tyler's Quarterly. Vol.II pp 175-199. Francis was in Virginia by 1665 or earlier, and moved to Maryland between 1666-1669.
from: Early Charles County Maryland Settlers 1658-1745, Bates & Wright. Francis Heydon, planter of St. Mary's County, and Thomasine his wife, conveyed on 13 August 1678, a tract called "Partnership," on the east side of Portobacco Fresh; con. 300 acres (Ct. & Land: H#1.320]
Previously Francis Heydon together with John Alward, both of Charles County, were assigned by Benjamine Rozer a warrant for 200 acres, and another warrant for 100 acres,. On 15 April 1670, they combined the two and secured one warrant for 300 acres. This land described as lying in the woods on the east side of Portobacco fresh about 4 miles from the said fresh and called "Partnership" was confirmed to them ten days later. [ pl 129 The Hiden Family]
Will of Francis Heydon, St. Mary's County, Maryland, drawn 30 April 1697, proven 12 July, 1698/ Wife: Thomisine, extx, and sole legatee of estate, real and personal. Test: John Carbery, John Marris, Thomas Newton.
More About Francis Hayden: Baptism: 947, 948, 949, 950, 951 Date born 2: 1628, England.952, 953, 954 Burial: 955, 956, 957, 958, 959 Christened: August 14, 1628, Parish Church, Wadford, England.960, 961, 962, 963, 964 Died 2: 1697, St. Mary's Co., Md..965, 966, 967 Employer: planter.968, 969, 970, 971 Fact 5: Left his plantation, called "Small Hopes", to his son William..972, 973, 974 Fact 6: "Small Hopes" was located near St. Clements Bay..975, 976, 977 Fact 7: Baptized 8/14/1628..978, 979, 980 Historical fact: First Hayden in Maryland. Arrived before 1674/5..981, 982, 983 Occupation: Planter.984, 985, 986 Resided at: Immigrated from England to Westmoreland Co.,Va. to St. Mary's Co., Md..987, 988, 989
More About Francis Hayden and Thomasine Butler: Marriage 1: Bef. 1660, St. Mary's County, Maryland.990, 991 Marriage 2: WFT Est. 1646-1682, Westmoreland Co., Va. ?.992, 993
Children of Francis Hayden and Thomasine Butler are:
Francis Hayden (b. 1628, d. Bef. July 12, 1698)
Notes for Francis Hayden: