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Joseph Mayo, in his own words |
| If he could speak to us today, Joseph Mayo might describe his life as follows. |
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County of Wilts, England, was the home of the Mayo family for generations. I was born there at Poulshot, 17 August 1656 to William Mayo and his wife, Joane. |
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My wife was Elizabeth Hooper, the daughter of George Hooper of Frome, Selwood, and we were the parents of five children: Elizabeth, William, Sarah, Mary, and Joseph Mayo. |
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I died when I was only 35 and was buried 10 November 1691. My still-young widow, who outlived me 49 years, married a Styles of Somersetshire. After she died 20 May 1740, her nephew Dr. William Cabell represented our sons, William and Joseph, when they settled her estate. |
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Another son may have been George Mayo. |
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We have not identified Joane, the mother of Joseph Mayo. |
Descendants of Joseph Mayo |
Information about the children of Joseph Mayo, their descendants, and allied families previously found at Virginians.com is
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| Names found in this topic include the following. |
| | Elizabeth Mayo (1682-), |
| | Maj. William Mayo (1684-1744), |
| | Sarah Mayo, |
| | Mary Mayo (1689-), |
| | Joseph Mayo (1692-1740), |
| Ann Carrington, Johanna Mayo, Joseph Hooper, |
| Robert Easley, William Easley, William Mayo, |
| Elizabeth Mayo, Col. Thomas Tabb, |
| Rebecca Booker, |
| Philip Mayo, |
| Thomas Tabb, William Randolph, |
| Ann Mayo, Richard Kennon, William Kennon, |
| Elizabeth Marianna Mayo, John Tabb, |
| Elizabeth Marianna Mayo Tabb, |
| Joseph Mayo, |
| | George Mayo, |
| Sarah (—) Mayo, Amos Lipford, |
| Elizabeth Mayo, Paulina Mayo, |
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| Notables |
This family topic includes the following notable individuals.
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Selected sources |
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Mackenzie, George Norbury, LL.B., ed. Colonial Families of the United States. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1995(2):503-510. • Prepared for Edward Carrington Mayo, it covers the family of Joseph Mayo and William Mayo. |
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This topic, which represents .07% of all the family history material at Virginians.com,
includes 52 citations and the names of 35 individuals.
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