Thomas Osborne III of Coxendale
1641-1692
The third of five successive generations of Thomas, this Thomas Osborne was the first born in America (1641), and he resided his entire life in Coxendale, Henrico County. He married Mary Bailey about 1657, the mother of the succeeding Thomas (IV) Osborne (1665-1733).
The third of five successive generations of Thomas, this Thomas Osborne was the first born in America (1641), and he resided his entire life in Coxendale, Henrico County. He married Mary Bailey about 1657, the mother of the succeeding Thomas (IV) Osborne (1665-1733).
Thomas and Mary Bailey had a total of four children:
Thomas and Mary Bailey had a total of four children:
John Osborne (1660-1695)
John Osborne (1660-1695)
Keziah Williamson Osborne (1674-1736)
Keziah Williamson Osborne (1674-1736)
It is recorded that Thomas III married his second wife, Martha Griegg, widow of John Branch in 1689 and that there were no children from that union.
It is recorded that Thomas III married his second wife, Martha Griegg, widow of John Branch in 1689 and that there were no children from that union.
Thomas,3 of " Coxendale," born I641, died I692; married Martha, widow of John Branch. He is frequently referred to in the records of Henrico, as " Mr. Thomas Osborne." His will was proved in Henrico, in May, I692. He left his son John 200 acres of his plantation at Coxendale, wife Martha the use of his house, &c., for life, and gave his son Thomas the land where said son then lived. In the county levy of I679 he was assessed with seven tithables, and at his death his personal estate was appraised at (?)
Thomas,3 of " Coxendale," born I641, died I692; married Martha, widow of John Branch. He is frequently referred to in the records of Henrico, as " Mr. Thomas Osborne." His will was proved in Henrico, in May, I692. He left his son John 200 acres of his plantation at Coxendale, wife Martha the use of his house, &c., for life, and gave his son Thomas the land where said son then lived. In the county levy of I679 he was assessed with seven tithables, and at his death his personal estate was appraised at (?)
Original Henrico Parish Church Cemetery location shown on aerial map. Now private property with no indication of the cemetery except perhaps some clearing in the trees.
Original Henrico Parish Church Cemetery location shown on aerial map. Now private property with no indication of the cemetery except perhaps some clearing in the trees.
