She arrived on 22 Feb 1621 at age 30, from England to Virginia on the ship 'Seaflower (Seafloure)' with first husband Lt. Edward Berkeley and daughter Sarah. (Ref: About Virginia Prominent Families, Vol 1-4 compiled biography of prominent families of Virginia).
The National Park Service (NPS) exhumed her body in May 1936 from the original grave on Buckner Street in the family cemetery. The NPS identified her body as in grave number 7. (Ref: The Huguenot Publication No. 12, 1943-45)
The National Park Service (NPS) exhumed her body in May 1936 from the original grave on Buckner Street in the family cemetery. The NPS identified her body as in grave number 7. (Ref: The Huguenot Publication No. 12, 1943-45)
She arrived on 22 Feb 1621 at age 30, from England to Virginia on the ship 'Seaflower (Seafloure)' with first husband Lt. Edward Berkeley and daughter Sarah. (Ref: About Virginia Prominent Families, Vol 1-4 compiled biography of prominent families of Virginia).
The National Park Service (NPS) exhumed her body in May 1936 from the original grave on Buckner Street in the family cemetery. The NPS identified her body as in grave number 7. (Ref: The Huguenot Publication No. 12, 1943-45)
The National Park Service (NPS) exhumed her body in May 1936 from the original grave on Buckner Street in the family cemetery. The NPS identified her body as in grave number 7. (Ref: The Huguenot Publication No. 12, 1943-45)
