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This post is in interest of a question I saw at another site:
If William Spicer was an ancestor of mine and I was stuck trying to trace him, I would probably research William Spicer to find what area he comes from and what Mayo family was nearby. I have a fealing he is related to Arthur Spicer who was credited for receiving land for recruiting to the Va. colony. Valentine May (Mayo ?) was one of those. William Clapham was one who recruited Aurther Spicer and both were associated with John Mayo or Valentine Mayo in Rappahannock County. All on the South side of Rappahannock County that became Essex then split to the counties that our Valentine Mayo was from.
CAVALIERS and PIONEERS,
page 145 John Deane and William Clapham 1050 acres Rappahannock County on the south in the freshes of the river, about 2 miles from Potobacco Towne;beginning at James Coghill crossing Potobacco run, etc., 21 April 1690,
Transported 21 persons: Arthur Spicer, Augt. WIngfIeld, Hannah Greene,Eliz. Simpson, Thomas Fairchild, Samll. Jaquis, Robert Tayler Thomas Towling, Thomas Mason, Hannah Scrivener, Jno. Davies, Mary Rowland, Eliz. Misen, Jno. Turner, Robt. Johnson, Sarah Nubee, Law.Jarrett, Jane Rookeings, Rebecca Turner, Abell Atkinson, Jno. Sampson.
Patent book 8, page 60.
page 382 Mr. Arthur Spicer 2750 acres 29 April 1693. in the freshes of Rappahannock County now Essex County, South side the river about 2 miles up Pwonasend Creek. Beginning on east side of a run; over several Paths to Nanzatico; by William White; to Mr. Robert Payne;neare maine run of Portovago Creek etc. granted Alexander Fleming, 17
April 1667, deserted and now granted by order etc. Import of 55 persons: ... Valentine May ... [no Mayos listed in the other 54 imported by Arthur Spicer]. Patent book 8, page 271.
page 145 John Deane and William Clapham 1050 acres Rappahannock County on the south in the freshes of the river, about 2 miles from Potobacco Towne;beginning at James Coghill crossing Potobacco run, etc., 21 April 1690,
Transported 21 persons: Arthur Spicer, Augt. WIngfIeld, Hannah Greene,Eliz. Simpson, Thomas Fairchild, Samll. Jaquis, Robert Tayler Thomas Towling, Thomas Mason, Hannah Scrivener, Jno. Davies, Mary Rowland, Eliz. Misen, Jno. Turner, Robt. Johnson, Sarah Nubee, Law.Jarrett, Jane Rookeings, Rebecca Turner, Abell Atkinson, Jno. Sampson.
Patent book 8, page 60.
page 545 Richard Bredgar, Robt Hill and John Mayhew, 1200 acres Rappahannock County, 20 March 1665/6. Beginning at the Westward side of a white marsh at the head of a branch issuing out of Dragon Swamp and crossing Mattapony upper path, running West North West etc. 300 acres formerly
belonging to Mr. Rich. Lawrence and Wm. Bauldine by pattent dated 13 June 1663 and by said Lawrence (the whole remaining in him after the death of Bauldine) assigned to said Mayhew; 900 acres granted to Mr.Rich. Lawrence, Evan Davies and Tho. Williamson 16 June 1663 and now by several assignments made over to said Bredgar and Hill. Patent
book 5, page 472 (578).
page 58 Valentine Mayo [patented] 39 acres Middlesex County adjacent land of Thomas Obrissell, deceased; John Stamper deceased; and Henry Tugwell; by run of MIckleburrough's Swamp, just above horse bridge; on land of John Bourck, deceased; for transporting William Watts 25 April 1702
Patent book 9, page 447.
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