The
Pamunkey
DAVENPORTS
OF COLONIAL
VIRGINIA
An
American Ancestry - Our Pedigree Was Earned in the Revolution
Descendants of
DAVIS DAVENPORT
of King William County,
Direct, Parallel, and Allied
The term
Pamunkey Davenport
includes all those who trace back to Davis Davenport, who first
appeared as a plantation and landing owner in Pamunkey Neck, Virginia,
in a 1696 survey and then again in the King William County Quit Rents
of 1704. Many of us proudly wear the Davenport name, but we are also
Graves, Gambill, Baker, Kennedy, Wiseman, Mallory, White, Arnold,
Jouett, Smith and so many more in surname - including all those who
are Pamunkey
Davenports
by marriage, by adoption, by being raised within the family, and by
affinity. All are part of, contributors to and enriched by a Family
History with its roots in Colonial America and a pedigree earned in
the American Revolution. That Family History is portrayed here.
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Database created 20 Oct 2005
with
RootsMagic Genealogy Software Version 3.0
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