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That's a pretty objectionable remark, and entirely untrue. You're accusing me of presenting opinion as fact and holding back knowledge of contrary views -- presumably in order to deliberately mislead people.
The fact is, the 1692 settlement of Elizabeth Page Digges' personal estate shows that only three of her children were still alive: William, Dudley, and Edward.
Whoever William Herndon's wife was, she was not a daughter of Governor Edward Digges.
Since no one can trace descent from William Herndon, this does not affect the family tree of anyone living today.
If you want to dispute these statements, kindly provide your sources, as I have done, and avoid the ad hominem remarks.
James
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