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List of members of the Virginia House of Burgesses

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This is a list of members of the Virginia House of Burgesses from 1619 to 1775 from the references listed at the end of the article. The members of the first assembly in 1619, the members of the last assembly in 1775 and the Speakers of the House are designated by footnotes. Surviving records do not include lists of members for some years, especially before 1676, and do not include all the members for some of the sessions. Some of these omissions may be covered by the names of persons who served in several sessions. This list does not include officials of the assembly, such as chaplains or clerks, who were not burgesses, or persons who were elected but denied a seat.[1][2]

"(Burgess)" is used in many titles of linked articles or planned articles below to distinguish members of the Virginia House of Burgesses from other persons with the same name. Two burgesses of the same name are distinguished by showing the first year served in the assembly after the word "burgess" in the link. "Burgess" may need to be added to some titles of unwritten articles if articles of similar name are written first and need for disambiguation arises. Militia officer grades are shown only if they are identified as such or included with a military grade title (e.g. captain) on a list of burgesses in a source or in a thumbnail or other biography. These grades, or ranks, were generally, but not always, shown on original lists of members of sessions. The absence of such a grade before a name on the list should not be assumed to mean the burgess was not a militia officer at some time in his life.

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A

B

C

D

E

  • Samuel Earle
  • John Eaton
  • Matthew Edlowe (sometimes spelled Edlow or Edloe)
  • Matthew Edlowe, Jr. (sometimes spelled Edlow, Jr. or Edloe, Jr.)
  • James Edmondson[3]
  • John Edmunds
  • Thomas Edmunds
  • James Edmundson
  • Thomas Edmundson (sometimes spelled Edmondson)
  • Nathaniel Edwards
  • William Edwards, 1652
  • William Edwards, 1703
  • Joseph Eggleston
  • Jacob Elligood
  • Anthony Elliott (sometimes spelled Anthony Ellyott)
  • (Captain) Robert Ellyson
  • Henry Embry
  • William Embry
  • William Emerson
  • John English
  • William English
  • (Captain) Francis Eppes
  • (Colonel) Francis Eppes
  • (Colonel) Francis Eppes
  • Francis Eppes
  • Isham Eppes
  • John Eppes
  • Littlebury Eppes
  • Richard Eppes
  • (Colonel) George Eskridge
  • Samuel Ewell
  • Solomon Ewell
  • Littleton Eyre
  • Robert Eyre (sometimes spelled Eyres)
  • Severn Eyre

F

  • Thomas Fallowes
  • George William Fairfax
  • William Fairfax
  • Thomas Farley
  • Lodowick Farmer
  • Thomas Farmer
  • (Lieutenant Colonel) John Farrar
  • (Colonel) William Farrar
  • (Major) William Farrar
  • Nicholas Faulcon, Jr.[3]
  • Thomas Fawcett
  • George Fawdon (sometimes spelled Fawdoin or Faudoun or Fawdown)
  • (Colonel) Moore Fauntleroy
  • William Fauntleroy
  • Thomas Fawcett (sometimes spelled Fossett)
  • John Feild
  • Peter Feild
  • (Captain) Robert Felgate (sometimes spelled Fellgate)
  • Henry Field, Jr. (sometimes spelled Feild, Jr.)[3]
  • Henry Filmer
  • George Fitzhugh
  • Henry Fitzhugh
  • Henry Fitzhugh
  • (Major) John Fitzhugh
  • William Fitzhugh
  • William Fitzhugh
  • William Fitzhugh
  • (Colonel) William Fitzhugh
  • William Fitzhugh[3]
  • John Fleming
  • John Fleming, Jr.
  • Robert Fleming
  • Henry Fleet
  • George Fletcher
  • Richard Flint
  • (Lieutenant) Thomas Flint
  • John Flood
  • Charles Floyd
  • Thomas Follis
  • Richard Ford
  • (Captain) Richard Fossaker
  • Thomas Fossett
  • Joseph Foster
  • (Captain) Richard Foster
  • Gerrard Fowke (brother of Thomas Foulke below)
  • Thomas Fowke (sometimes spelled Foulke)
  • Francis Fowler
  • David Fox
  • Henry Fox
  • Henry Fox, Jr.
  • William Fox
  • Thomas Francis
  • Ferdinand Franklin
  • Bridges Freeman
  • Henry Fry
  • John Fry
  • Joshua Fry
  • Francis Fulford

G

  • Harry Gaines
  • John Gaddes (sometimes spelled Gadis)
  • Thomas Gale
  • James Garnett
  • Thomas Gaskins
  • Thomas Glasscock
  • (Colonel) John George
  • (Lieutenant) John Gibbs[5][9]
  • Jonathan Gibson
  • John Giles (sometimes spelled Gyles)
  • (Captain) Stephen Gill
  • Matthew Godfrey
  • Joseph Godwin
  • (Colonel) Thomas Godwin[4]
  • Thomas Godwin, Jr.
  • William Gooch
  • Charles Goodrich
  • Edward Goodrich
  • Edward Goodrich, Jr.
  • John Goodrich
  • James Goodwin
  • Daniel Gookin
  • John Gookin
  • Matthew Gough
  • Nathaniel Gough
  • William Gough
  • Francis Gouldman (burgess)
  • Thomas Gouldman
  • Edward Gourgainy[5][10]
  • Abell Gower
  • Captain Thomas Graves[5]
  • (Colonel) Edwin Gray[3]
  • Francis Gray
  • (Colonel) Joseph Gray
  • William Gray
  • William Gray, Jr.
  • John Green
  • William Green
  • David Greenhill
  • Paschall Greenhill
  • Richard Gregory
  • Thomas Gregson
  • Edward Grendon (sometimes spelled Grindon or Grindall)
  • Thomas Grendon
  • Thomas Grendon, Jr.
  • Thomas Griffin
  • Edward Griffth
  • Benjamin Grymes
  • Charles Grymes
  • John Grymes
  • Philip Ludwell Grymes
  • George Gwillen
  • David Gwyn
  • Hugh Gwyn

H

  • Peter Hack
  • (Captain) Thomas Hackett
  • Samuel Hairston
  • Robert Hall
  • Jeremy Ham (sometimes shown as Jerom Ham)
  • Edward Hamerton
  • James Hamilton
  • John Hamlin
  • Stephen Hamlin
  • John Hammond
  • Francis Hardiman
  • John Hardiman
  • William Hardwick, alternately show as Hardinge, Hardidge and Hardage
  • George Hardy
  • Richard Hardy
  • John Harlowe
  • Ambrose Harmer[4]
  • George Harmanson
  • John Harmanson
  • Matthew Harmanson
  • Thomas Harmanson
  • Thomas Harmanson, Jr.
  • Charles Harmer
  • John Harmer
  • John Harris
  • John Harris
  • Richard Harris
  • Robert Harris
  • (Captain) Thomas Harris
  • William Harris
  • William Samuel Harris
  • Benjamin Harrison, Jr.
  • Benjamin Harrison III[4]
  • Benjamin Harrison IV
  • Benjamin Harrison V[3]
  • (Lieutenant) George Harrison
  • Henry Harrison
  • Nathaniel Harrison
  • Thomas Harrison, Jr.
  • William Harrison
  • Henry Hartwell
  • William Hartwell
  • Humphrey Harwood
  • Joseph Harwood
  • Samuel Harwood
  • Samuel Harwood, Jr.
  • Thomas Harwood[4]
  • William Harwood (councillor)
  • William Harwood
  • William Harwood, Jr.[3]
  • William Hatcher
  • John Hawkins
  • (Captain) Thomas Hawkins
  • (Major) Thomas Hawkins. Jr.
  • William Hay
  • Thomas Haynes
  • (Captain) John Haynie (sometimes spelled Haney)
  • Richard Haynie
  • Samuel Hayward
  • George Heale
  • George Heale
  • Peter Hedgman
  • James Henry
  • Patrick Henry[3]
  • Henry Herrick (sometimes spelled Hayrick or Heyrick)
  • Thomas Herrick (sometimes spelled Hayrick)
  • John Hayward[11]
  • Edward Hill[4]
  • Edward Hill, Jr.[4]
  • Edward Hill III
  • John Hill
  • Thomas Hill
  • Abraham Hite
  • John Hite[3]
  • Thomas Hite
  • Francis Hobbs
  • Thomas Hobson
  • William Hockaday
  • Nathaniel Hoggard (sometimes spelled Hoggart)
  • John Hoddin (sometimes spelled Hodin)
  • Thomas Hodges
  • Anthony Holiday
  • Anthony Holladay
  • Gabriel Holland
  • Simon Hollier
  • John Holloway[4]
  • John Hollows
  • John Holman
  • James Holt[3]
  • Robert Holt
  • Thomas Holt
  • Rice Hooe
  • Daniel Hornby
  • Stephen Horsey
  • Warham Horsmanden
  • Anthony Hoskins
  • Batholomew Hoskins
  • Francis Hough
  • Allen Howard
  • Benjamin Howard
  • John Howe
  • Robert Hubbard
  • Peter Hull
  • Richard Hull
  • William Hunter
  • John Hutchings
  • John Hutchings, Jr.
  • Joseph Hutchings[3]
  • (Captain) Robert Hutchinson
  • William Hutchison (sometimes spelled Hutchinson)

I

J

K

  • Barnaby Kearne
  • William Keeling
  • John Keeton
  • James Keith
  • Matthew Kemp[4]
  • Matthew Kemp
  • William Kempe
  • William Kendall[4]
  • William Kendall Jr.
  • Richard Kenner
  • Rodham Kenner
  • Rodham Kenner[3]
  • Richard Kennon
  • Richard Kennon
  • William Kennon
  • Thomas Key
  • Henry King[3]
  • Joseph King
  • Richard Kingsmill (sometimes spelled Kingsmell)
  • Thomas Kingston
  • (Captain) Peter Knight
  • John Knowles

L

M

N

O

  • Thomas Oldis
  • Edward Osborne, Jr.
  • Richard Osborne
  • (Captain) Thomas Osborne
  • Thomas Osborne
  • (Captain) Thomas Ousley

P

R

S

T

U

  • (Major) William Underwood
  • John Upshaw
  • (Captain) John Upton
  • John Utie (sometimes spelled Utey or Uty)

V

  • Robert Vaulx
  • Thomas Veal
  • George Veale
  • Abraham Venable
  • Nathaniel Venable

W

Y

  • Francis Yeardley (sometimes spelled Yardley)
  • George Yeardley
  • Hugh Yeo
  • Leonard Yeo
  • (Captain) Thomas Yowell (sometimes spelled Youell)
  • Richard Yarborough

Z

See also

Notes

  1. ^ In 1653, Rev. Robert Bracewell and in 1699, Rev. John Waugh, were denied seats because they were clergymen. Swem, E.G. The Disqualification of Ministers in State Constitutions. William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Volume 26. October 1917. Richmond, VA: Whittet and Shepperson, 1918. OCLC 865941007. Pages 74–75. Retrieved February 6, 2014. Bracewell and Waugh are not listed as members of the House of Burgesses in Hening, Statutes at Large Vol. 1, 2d ed. 1823, Stanard, 1902 or Tyler, 1915. Rev. Waugh's son, John or Jno. Waugh, later served as a burgess.
  2. ^ Thomas Pierse was sergeant-at-arms of the first general assembly at Jamestown on July 30, 1619. Tyler, Volume 1, 1915, p. 303.
  3. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl bm bn bo bp bq br bs bt bu bv bw bx by bz ca cb cc cd ce cf cg ch ci cj ck cl cm cn co cp cq cr cs ct cu cv cw cx cy cz da db dc dd de df dg dh di dj dk dl dm dn do dp dq dr ds dt du dv Member of Last Assembly of 1775–1776; last official session met beginning June 1, 1775, later meetings had no quorum. Stanard, 1902, pp. 197–200.
  4. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af A speaker of the House. Stanard, 1902, pp. 51–52.
  5. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v Member of First Assembly, July 30, 1619. Stanard, 1902, p. 52.
  6. ^ Died before taking his seat in 1748.
  7. ^ Stanard, 1902, p. 52 shows his last name as "Capp."
  8. ^ The Compendium of American Genealogy, Vol VII, p845
  9. ^ Stanard, 1902, p. 52 shows his name as "Lieutenant Gibbes."
  10. ^ Stanard, 1902, p. 52 shows his name as "Mr. Gourgainy"
  11. ^ Tyler, Volume 1, 1915, p. 257 says the name was pronounced "Howard" and that John was the ancestor of the Howard family of York County, Virginia.
  12. ^ Stanard, 1902, p. 52 shows his name as "Mr. Jefferson."
  13. ^ Some sources have Philip Ludwell, Sr., rather than his son Philip Ludwell, Jr., as Speaker of the House in 1695–1696.
  14. ^ See the article for a full explanation of the variations of the name referring to the same person.
  15. ^ Hening, 1823, p. 374 shows James Pyland as a "returned Burgesse for the upper parish of the Isle of Wight."
  16. ^ Hening, 1823, p. 506 shows James Pyland among the names of Burgesses for Isle of Wight County in the Grand Assembly of 1658-59.
  17. ^ Should not be confused with Beverley Randolph, governor of Virginia from 1788 to 1791.
  18. ^ Stanard, 1902, p. 52 shows his name as "Ensign Rossingham."
  19. ^ McCartney, Martha W. Virginia immigrants and adventurers, 1607-1635: a biographical dictionary Archived 2023-04-21 at the Wayback Machine. Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. Co., 2007. ISBN 978-0-8063-1774-8. p. 631.
  20. ^ Smith changed his name to Francis Dade after he moved to Westmoreland County, Virginia after his term as speaker for the 1658 assembly. He died in 1662. Tyler, Volume 1, 1915, p. 326.
  21. ^ Tyler, Volume 1, 1915, p. 328.
  22. ^ Stanard, 1902, p. 52 shows his name as "Captain Ward."
  23. ^ Stanard, 1902, p. 52, and Tyler, Volume 1, 1915, p. 352, show his name as "Ensign Washer." Only one source was found for the article on Washer which states that his first name was "Thos" (Thomas).

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