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| Walker |
888 William Walker II (c.1690-1752) of Cumberland County was the father and grandfather of 444 Warren Walker (c.1730-c.1785) and 222 Capt. William Walker (1757-1840). His father was likely 1776 Capt. William Walker I (-1723) of New Kent and Henrico County. |
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Anne Walker married 226 George DeJarnette (1763-1841). She was the posited daughter of 454 Henry Walker II of King and Queen County. We have tentatively placed Henry as the son of 908 Henry Walker I (1704-) and grandson of 1816 Thomas Walker. |
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Edmund Walker (-1768) of Amelia County. |
| Wall |
A daughter of 1586 John Wall married 396 John Price III (-1711). |
| Wallace |
86 Sgt. Hugh Wallace (c.1745-1820) was likely the son of 172 William Wallace (-1782), an early settler of Lunenburg County. |
| Walthall |
William Walthall (c1615) of Henrico County, the ancestral head of the Walthalls of Southside Virginia. He married Ann (Archer) Walthall Morris. |
| Walton |
Sons of John Walton (-1772) of Hanover were later in Amelia County. |
| Ward |
3536 Richard Ward I (-1682) was the father of 1768 Capt. Seth Ward I (c.1661-c.1707) whose son and grandson were 884 Joseph Ward I (-1743) and 442 Joseph Ward II (-c.1800). |
| Warren |
3554 Francis Warren (-c.1700) of New Kent County was the posited father-in-law of 1776 Capt. William Walker I (-1723). |
| Washington |
My ancestress 1173 Mary — (-c.1677) married John Washington, the progenitor of the Washingtons of Surry and Brunswick counties. |
| Waterhouse |
John Waterhouse (-1533) was the father of Sybil Waterhouse who married 28192 Henry Batte (c.1505-1572). |
| Watkins |
482 William Watkins (-1794) of Halifax County. |
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7238 Joseph Watkins was the father of Mary (Watkins) Mumford who married 3618 Edward Mumford (-c.1690). Joseph was a son of 14476 Richard Watkins of York County. |
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John Watkins (-1763) of Prince Edward County had sons in Halifax County. |
| Watson |
894 John Watson (c.1710-c.1800) of Prince Edward County was the father of Susanna Watson who married 446 John Smith (c.1745-c.1816). He was the grandson and son of 3576 John Watson (c.1648-c.1705) and 1788 Benjamin Watson (c.1675-1716), both of Henrico County. |
| Webber |
Phillip Webber (c.1695-1761) of Cumberland County. |
| Westmoreland |
Joseph Westmoreland of Brunswick County. |
| White |
Descendants of 340 John White (c.1720-c.1792) and his son, 170 Carter White (c.1745-1833), of Lunenburg County. Their family intermarried with the Wilkes. |
| Wilkes |
336 John Wilkes (-1778), is the posited father of four Wilkes men from New Kent who settled in Southside Virginia: John, Joseph, Minor, and Benjamin Wilkes. Topics include those of his male descendants: 168 Minor Wilkes I (c.1735-1811), 84 Minor Wilkes II (c.1761-1801), and 42 Richard H. Wilkes (c.1787-c.1865). |
| Williams |
Phillip Williams (-1786) of Amelia County. |
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Thomas Roper Williams (-1798) of Amelia County. |
| Willson and Wilson |
3698 John Willson I (c.1625-1685) of Henrico County was ancestor of the Wil(l)sons of Henrico, Chesterfield, and Amelia. |
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Digression: Other Amelia County Willsons covers William Willson and Robert Willson. |
| Winn |
Daniel Winn (c.1715-1799), an early settler in Lunenburg County. |
| Wood |
Maj. Gen. Abraham Wood (1610-c.1680), the prominent Virginia explorer. |
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William Wood I (-c.1759) of Elizabeth City County who left descendants in Amelia County. |
| Woodson |
John Woodson (-1715) of Henrico County was the father of several children who married into my family. |
| Wooldridge |
John Wooldridge, an Henrico County blacksmith, married Martha Osborne. |
| Worsham |
William Worsham I (-c.1660) of Henrico County left descendants in Henrico, Chesterfield, and Amelia. |
