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Thomas who had a wife Susannah (No issue known) and.

John who married Frances and left a daughter who married Joseph Bridger.

William who died in 1707 without issue.

Tristram Norsworthy's other children were:

His eldest son was Colonel George Norsworthy, mentioned in Bacon's Rebellion.

237: "The first in the family in Virginia was Tristram Norsworthy who patented 200 acres in Nansemond, J"towards the head of a bay behind the Ragged Islands." On the same date he patented 150 acres near Daniel Gookin for his own personal adventure and that of his wife Ann. IV-Burgesses and Other Prominent Persons"ġ7th Century-Isle of Wight History, p. In 1699 George Norsworthy, eldest son of Major George Norsworthy, which last was eldest son of Tristram Norsworthy above named, was appointed by the council lieutenant-colonel and commander-in-chief of Nansemond county. Tristram Norsworthy of ye Ragged Islands, gent." In 1654 he was one of the justices of Nansemond.

He was burgess for Upper Norfolk county (Nansemond) in January, 1639-40. "Tristam Norsworthy patented 150 acres in 1643 in Isle of Wight county. 1625, Widecombe, Devonshire, England.Ĭhildren of Tristam Norsworthy and Ann Lnu are: More About Tristam Norsworthy and Ann Lnu: Marriage: Abt. 1604 in Widecombe, Devonshire, England, and died Abt. 1656) Tristam Norsworthy (son of George Norsworthy and Elizabeth Bennett) was born Abt. His marriage to Elizabeth Pitt, daughter of Robert Pitt, is documented by Robert's will, dated 6 June 1672 and proved 9 June 1674 (W&D Book 2, P 128, IOW Co) He patented 650 acres in Isle of Wight County and 400 acres in Norfolk County The year of George's birth, 1632, is documented by a statement of his age as 40 years in Book E, 1666-1675, Norfolk County. Major George Norsworthy lineage to Tristram established by sale of 73 1/2 acres of land by grandson John Norsworthy, "eldest son of COL George Norsworthy, of the same County, who was eldest son of Major George Norsworthy, who was the eldest son of Tristram Norsworthy," (Deed Book 9,, Norfolk County), "part of land patented by my greatgrandfather, Tristram Norsworthy, 19 August, 1650, in Lower Norfolk." Major George Norsworthy was probably deceased by 1689, for he is said to be "late of the County of Nansemond" in a land transfer (Deed Book 1,, IOW Co., VA) from John and Ann Smith to John Mackmihill. ◦On, in a deed from John Smith and wife Anne to John (McMichael) Mickmichall, 20 acres.