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Sir George Yardley. Certificate to the Council and Company of Viginia of the arrival of panters at Barclay.

These are to certifie the Right hon' Right worshipfull, and others of the Counsell and Company for this first Southerne Colony of Virginia, that there arrived at Barclay in the same country, for the account of that Society, and the Plantation of the said hundred, vpon the 29th of January 1620, these fifty persons vunderwritten Vizt

A certificate of the arrival of fifty persons out of England at Barclay in Virginia Jan: 29, 1620. George Yeardley IO:Porry Secr

 1  William Tracy          Esq
 2  Mary Tracy             his wife
 3  Thomas Tracy           their sonne
 4  Ioice Tracy            their daughter
 5  Francis Grevell
 6  Elizabeth Webbe
 7  Alice Heskins
 8  Isabell Gifford
 9  Giles Carter
10  George Hall
11  John Baily
12  Thomas Baugh
13  Gabriel Holland
14  Richard Holland
15  Giles Wilkins
16  Giles Broadway
17  Richard Dutton
18  Richard Milton
19  Ione Coopy
20  Antony Coopy
21  Elizabeth Coopy
22* Philip Wright Vrange  
23  John Page
24  Francys                his wife 
25  John Linzey
26  Roger Linzey
27  Arnold Olsworthy       Esq
28  Robert Pawlett Diuine 
29  Thomas Kemys           gent
30  Robert Long            gent
31  Iohn Holmden           gent
32  Richard Ferriby        gent
33  Thomas Sheepy          gent
34  George Keene           gent
35  Nicholas Camme         gent
36  William Finche
37  Margaret               his wife
38  Francis                their daughter
39  Iohn Gibbes            
40  Robert Baker
41  Iohn Howlett           the elder
42  Iohn Howlet            his sonnes
43  Willia' Howlet         his sonnes
44  Walter Prosser
45  James Ielfe
46  Richard Rolles
47  Jane                   his wife
48  Benedict Rolles        their soone
49  Alexander Broadway
50  Arthur Kemis           gent


Transcriber's notes:  

*  A sheet of paper headed "Records of the Virginia Company" was sent to me 
   (DW) via ISTG.  This sheet was submitted by Don Felgate.  It is a typed sheet.
   I was asked to reformat the paper so that it would post on our pages.  I have
   attempted to copy every name and item as it was spelled on the sheet.
*  #22 The name Wright has a line drawn through it

*  Notes following the list: "Not long after setting out from Bristol, the Supply
   (70 tons) carrying 56 passengers, sprung a leak and had to call into a port in
   Ireland to be repaired.  This so unnerved some of the passengers that 6 of them
   decided to settle in Ireland  For this journey Tobias Felgate was Master.
   Thereafter he appears to have made a journey nearly every year as Master,
   several in the 'James' (he was part owner with his eldest brother William and
   others), then the 'Defense' and one journey in the 'William and John'.  He died
   at Westover, Virginia about Christmas Time in 1634"  See "The Records of the
   Virginia Company of London" by Susan Kingsbury. Original documents in NY Public
   Library.
*  Notes: "Tobias had an elder brother Captain (Army) Robert Felgate who arrived
   in Bermuda aboard the 'Starre' in March 1614 where he remained (apart from
   several journeys back to England,) until 1627 when he left Bermuda.  One journey
   back to Bermuda was in the 'Garland' which was due to sail to Virginia with 250
   passengers called in at Bermuda on the way.  However the Master William Wye
   picked up a cargo of Tobacco in Bermuda and returned straight to England.  Other
   ships listed as carrying passengers to Bermuda were the 'Blessinge' with 100
   passengers in March 1614, two days later came in the 'Starre' with 180 more but
   the only people named were Mr. Lower to be marshall, Mr Barrett an ingineer and
   Mr Felgate an old soldier."  Below this paragraph is "Histore of the Bermudaes"
   by Nathaniel Butler, "Records of the Virginia Company of London" by Susan
   Kingsbury, Don Felgate.
*  It would seem logical that many of the names that begin with "I" are actually
   "J", James, John, etc. but without seeing the original, I can only guess (dw)

Correspondence July 6, 2002 Captain Holland
Gabriel Holland
Birth: 13 Feb 1596 at St. Martin-in-the-Fields, London, England.  Ninth 
child of John de Holland and Mary Mollenax. Grandchild of Henry and Hyllary 
(Barwarde) de Holland of Lancashire, England.  Descendant from Edward I, 
King of England, Phillip II, King of France.
Death: c. 1637 in Virginia Colony 
Emigration: 8 Feb 1621 Jamestown Island, Colony of Virginia 
Occupation: Member of the House of Burgess and plantation owner
Religion: Church of England 
Residence: Jamestown Island, Colony of Virginia
Yeoman of James City

Sailed from Bristol, England on 18 Sep 1620 (Ship Supply sailed from the 
port of Bristol, England three weeks later than that of her sister 
ship Mayflower). Gabriel Holland was captain of the Supply Ship which 
sailed from Bristol, England to Jamestown, Virginia.

Six (6) children have been "attributed" to Gabriel Holland 
1. George Holland - b. c1622 James City Co., VA 
2. John Holland - b. 1628 James City Co., VA 
3. Richard Holland - b. 1630 James City Co., VA
4. Job Holland - b. c1631 James City Co., VA
5. Daniel Holland - b. c1633 James City Co., VA
6. William Holland -. b. c1634 James City Co., VA

It is claimed that George Holland, later of Accomack (on the Eastern Shore 
of Virginia) was Gabriel's son by Rebecca George.

Gabriel was known as a Yeoman and Burgess. He traveled extensively back 
and forth from Virginia to England from 1621-1635. He was elected Burgess, 
a title given to prominent landowners. In 1625, Burgess Gabriel Holland 
along with 30 men petitioned to King Charles I of England, that the 
price of 4 lb. of Tobacco by every male over the age of 16 was excessive. 
King Charles dismissed his session with Gabriel prior to their session 
in court. Finally, in 1629 King Charles granted Burgess Gabriel Holland 
a session in court to hear the colony's plea for lowering the pound-price 
of Tobacco. 

Gabriel married 1) Rebecca George, but there is much conflict with this 
information. Later, he married 2) Mary Pinke widow to William Pinke and 
nee William Jonas. The date is unknown but they married in the Virginia 
Colony and before 1628 when the first known child was born to them. 

My line of descent is as follows:
Gabriel HOLLAND b. 1597 England  (America's First Families Ancestor Roll 
of Honor)
John HOLLAND b. 1628 VA (America's First Families Ancestor Roll of Honor)
Henry HOLLAND, Sr., b. 1660 VA (America's First Families Ancestor Roll of 
Honor)
Joseph Holland, Sr., b. 1688 VA 
Joseph Holland, Jr., b. 1715 VA (Revolutionary Solider from VA)
Thomas Holland b. 1750 VA (Revolutionary Solider from VA)
John Rickman Holland b. 1786 VA (War of 1812 VA and United Sons of the 
Republic of Texas)
Nancy Ann Holland b 1817 GA (husband, Henry Lyda Jackson)
Elizabeth Angline Jackson b. 1844 GA (husband, Edward Fullerton, served 
United Sons of the Republic of Texas)
Rebecca Jane Fullerton 1873 TX  (husband, William Thomas Williams)
Katy Odell Williams b. 1905 Indian Territory (husband, Calvin Kennedy, Sr., 
served in U.S. WW II)
Calvin Emmitt Kennedy, Jr. b. 1924 OK  (served in U.S. WW II)
Fawnita Kay Kennedy

Contributed by Don Felgate