Richmond County, VA - Early Vital Records; William and Mary College Quarterly, Vol. 13, No. 2

Born, Anne, daughter of Thomas & Anne Beale, Aug. 10, 1672.
Born, Thomas, son of Thomas & Anne Beale, Jan. 29, 1675.
Born, Charles, son of Thomas & Anne Beale, Oct. 20, 1678.
Born, Anne, daughter of Thomas & Elizabeth Beale, Sept. 3, 1711.
Born, Winefred, daughter of Newman & Catherine Brockenbrough,
March 21, 1723-'24.
Born, Winefred, daughter of Newman & Catherine Brockenbrough,
March 4, 1726.
Betty Beckwith departed this life April 7, 1726.

William Brockenbrough departed this life, Jan. 25, 1733.
Born, Tarpley, son of Marmaduke & Eliza Beckwith, Oct. 2, 1718.
Born, Jonathan, son of Marmaduke & Eliza Beckwith, Nov. 14, 1720.
Born, Betty, dau. of Marmaduke & Eliza Beckwith, Aug. 15, 1723.
Born, Margaret, dau. of Marmaduke & Eliza Beckwith, July 29, 1725.
Born, Mary, dau. of Marmaduke & Eliza Beckwith, June 12, 1727.
Born, Richard, son of Thomas & Eliza Beale, Dec. 19, 1723.
Born, Reuben, son of Thomas & Eliza Beale, Dec. 19, 1725.
Born, William, son of Samuel & Anne Barber, Aug. 27, 1728.
Born, Eliza, son of James & Frances Booth, Aug. 31, 1728.
Born, Thomas, son of Thomas & Sarah Beale, May 17, 1729.
Born, Thomas, son of Thomas & Anne Barber, Feb. 28, 1729.
Born, Samuel, son of Samuel & Anne Barber, Jan. 16, 1730-'1.
Married, Thomas Beale & Sarah McCarty, April 27, 1728.

James Tarpley I Family gold rings to his friends Col. Willoughby Allerton; Capt. Daniel McCarty, and Mr. Daniel Dobbins and Capt. Thomas Beale and their wives

also:
John and Jane Williams
Robin Hood
Tarpley, Barber, Beckwith

The Family History of - Tarpley The name Tarpley appears in two other Richmond County families. We cannot connect either family with a Tarpley daughter.
Tarpley Beckwith was born 2 October 1718, a son of Sir Marmaduke Beckwith and his wife, Elizabeth Brockenbrough.
Tarpley Tune was born 24 February 1741/2, a son of William Tune (- 20 May 1755 ) and his wife, Joanna. Tarpley was underage when his father made his will in Richmond County in 1755 and died of smallpox at the home of his brother, Samuel Tune, by 20 July 1763.


ALSO: The characters of Tune, Tarpley, Beckwith, Glascock, Tayloe, Carter, Winifred, Barber, Griffin, Scott, Peachey, Daniel

James Tarpley I Family

I bequeath my Soul to God who Gave it a my body to be Buryed as my Executors hereafter mentioned Shall think fitt. ITEM - I give and bequeath to my two Sons Thomas and Charles Tarpley two hundred and Sixty acres of Land Lying on the head of Farnham Creek to them and their heirs for ever Equally to be divided.

NOTE: Who know all the goings on in Richmond County? Well, that would be the one who wrote it all down; documented it...i.e...Sir Marmaduke Beckwith.