SOURCES: Northumberland County, Virginia Record Books, 1666-1672 & 1716-1720. Northumberland County, Virginia Order Books, 1678-1698 & 1713-1719. Northumberland County, Virginia Patent Book # 4.
Jane Claiborne was born about 1638 and died before May 1671. She married Thomas Brereton.
Jane was issued a patent for 1450 acres in Northumberland County, Virginia.
Her husband Thomas Brereton was a Clerk of the Council of State, 1654-1661, Burgess for Northumberland County November 1682 and was sworn sheriff April 16, 1683.
The first acquisition of land for Thomas Brereton was a patent for 1000 acres on the Potomac River October 8, 1657.
Jane Claiborne was born about 1638 and died before May 1671. She married Thomas Brereton.
Jane was issued a patent for 1450 acres in Northumberland County, Virginia.
Her husband Thomas Brereton was a Clerk of the Council of State, 1654-1661, Burgess for Northumberland County November 1682 and was sworn sheriff April 16, 1683.
The first acquisition of land for Thomas Brereton was a patent for 1000 acres on the Potomac River October 8, 1657.
SOURCES: Northumberland County, Virginia Record Books, 1666-1672 & 1716-1720. Northumberland County, Virginia Order Books, 1678-1698 & 1713-1719. Northumberland County, Virginia Patent Book # 4.
Jane Claiborne was born about 1638 and died before May 1671. She married Thomas Brereton.
Jane was issued a patent for 1450 acres in Northumberland County, Virginia.
Her husband Thomas Brereton was a Clerk of the Council of State, 1654-1661, Burgess for Northumberland County November 1682 and was sworn sheriff April 16, 1683.
The first acquisition of land for Thomas Brereton was a patent for 1000 acres on the Potomac River October 8, 1657.
Jane Claiborne was born about 1638 and died before May 1671. She married Thomas Brereton.
Jane was issued a patent for 1450 acres in Northumberland County, Virginia.
Her husband Thomas Brereton was a Clerk of the Council of State, 1654-1661, Burgess for Northumberland County November 1682 and was sworn sheriff April 16, 1683.
The first acquisition of land for Thomas Brereton was a patent for 1000 acres on the Potomac River October 8, 1657.
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