• General Notes

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  !(1) "Virginia Genealogies - A Genealogy of the Glassell Family," by Rev.
  Horace Edwin Hayden (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1966) p.230.
  (2) Lancaster Co., VA Tithables 1659, "Tidewater Virginia Families," Vol. 1,
  No. 1, May/Jun 1992, p.25.
  (3) "Tidewater Virginia Families," Vol. 1, No. 3, Nov/Dec 1992, "A Brief
  History of Christ Church, Middlesex County," by Caroll C. Chowning, Jr.,
  p.127. Cites: (a) Christ Church Vestry Book, p.5-6.
  (4) "Tidewater Virginia Families," Vol. 2, No.3, Nov/Dec 1993, p.154, "Lancaster
  County Tithables 1668," transcribed by Virginia Lee Hutchison Davis from
  Lancaster Co., VA County Court Orders, Etc., #a, p.86-87.
  (5) "Genealogies of Virginia Families," Vol. 5 (1981) p.887.
  !Marriage to __ __: (1) Agnes Eltonhead his 2nd wife.
  Marriage to Agnes Eltonhead: (1)
  Death: (1) Mon., 5 Feb 1682/3.
  Burial: (1) Christ Church Chancel. (3a) Buried near the present Communion Table
  under Christ Church, Middlesex Co., VA, 9 Feb 1682.
  (1) Knight.
  (5) 1649: Col. Henry Norwood, a Cavalier officer, In his account of his voyage
  to VA, Col. Norwood says, "It fell out at that time that Capt. Ralph Wormeley
  (of his Majesty's Council) had guests in his house feasting and carousing, that
  were lately come from England, and most of them my intimate acquaintance. Using
  the common freedom of the country, I thrust myself amongst Capt. Wormeley's
  guests, and had a kind reception from them all, which answered (if not
  exceeded my expectations).  Sir Thomas Lunsford, Sir Philip Honywood, Sir
  Henry Chicheley, and Col. Hammond were the persons I met there, and enjoyed
  that night with very good cheer."
  (5) 1652, 20 Nov: A deed of settlement between Sir Henry Chichley, his wife
  Agatha, and her two sons Ralph and William Wormeley, Lancaster Co., VA, made
  Capt. William Brocas, Mr. William Eltonhead and Mr. Rowland Burnham feoffees in
  trust for the execution of the settlement. The deed was renewed in Sep 1654 by
  Chichley and his wife for the benefit of Ralph Wormeley alone, William
  Wormeley having died.
  (2) 1659, Nov: Sir Hen. Chichley qt. was assessed for 37 titheables on the list
  of Mr. Potter, Lancaster Co., VA.
  (3a) 1666, 29 Jan: A General Vestry meeting of Christ Church was held at the
  house of Sir Henry Chichley (Rosegill). It was agreed "that ye two parishes
  formerly call Lancaster and Peanckatanck from hense forth be united as one
  and called Christ Church Parish."
  (4) 1668: Sr. Hen. Chichley & qrt. assessed for 48 titheables, southside of
  Lancaster Co., VA. This was the southside of the Rappahannock River, the part
  of Lancaster Co. that was cut off to form Middlesex Co. the following year.
  (5) Lancaster Co., VA indenture between Sir Henry Chichley of Rosegill,
  Middlesex Co., VA, Knight, and Ralph Wormeley, of the same place, Esquire, son
  and heir of Ralph Wormeley, Esq., deceased, and Agatha his wife.  The said
  Ralph Wormeley, deceased, was possessed of a considerable estate in houses,
  land, plate, jewels, goods, household stuff, horses, mares, tobacco, negroes,
  English servants and other estate in the counties of York and Lancaster (now
  Middlesex), and said Ralph Wormeley deceased left his estate to his wife, who
  afterwards married Sir Henry Chichley; but before the marriage she settled the
  estate upon her son, Ralph Wormeley, the younger, who at the time of the
  marriage was under age of 21; said Chichley, in payment of the profits of the
  estate which he has received, conveyed to said Ralph Wormeley, the younger,
  700 acres in Middlesex and certain goods (per schedule)... (NOTE: Rest not
  copied. Need to look up. No date noted.)
  (1) 1678: (1,3) Deputy Governor of VA. (5) Gov. of VA.

Details of Henry's family with Agatha Eltonhead