Timberlake "Tidbits"

Added	Event Date	Info Source	Event Description
	5/8/1618	Virginia Colonial Records, Survey Report #C105, Page 4	Meeting of the Committees for Smythes Hundred, Mr. Timberlake in attendance.
	1620-1650	Topographical Dictionary of English Immigrants to New England (1620-1650). Cat #63-4154	Timberlake, Henry: Left Tichfield, England and immigrated to Newport, Rhode Island
	5/8/1618	Virginia Colonial Records, Survey Report #C105, Ferrar Papers "Virginia" # 13572	Records of a meeting of the Committee for Smythe's Hundred in Virginia. Sir Edward Sandys, Mr. Henry Timberlake, and Mr. John Ferrar in attendance.
New 9/98	1719	Christ Church Parish Register of Middlesex Co., Virginia, 1653-1812 p. 75	Joseph Timberlake, son of Joseph and Joanna, born 18 Oct and bapt 22 Nov 1719
New 9/98	1720	Christ Church Parish Register of Middlesex Co., Virginia, 1653-1812 p. 75	Elizabeth Timberlake, daughter of Francis and Sarah, born 7 Sep and bapt. 2 Oct 1720.
New 9/98	1723	Christ Church Parish Register of Middlesex Co., Virginia, 1653-1812 p. 81	Sarah Timberlake, daughter of Francis and Sarah, born 18 Aug and bapt. 21 Aug 1723
New 9/98	1726	Christ Church Parish Register of Middlesex Co., Virginia, 1653-1812 p. 86	Richard Timberlake, son of Francis and Sarah, born 19 Aug and baptized 1726 [sic].
New 9/98	1718	Christ Church Parish Register of Middlesex Co., Virginia, 1653-1812 p. 116	Joseph Timberlake and Joanna Hackney married 9 Dec 1718.
New 9/98	1716	Christ Church Parish Register of Middlesex Co., Virginia, 1653-1812 p. 128	Elizabeth Timberlake died 8 Jan and was buried 11 Jan 1716.
New 9/98	1719	Christ Church Parish Register of Middlesex Co., Virginia, 1653-1812 p. 131	Joseph Timberlake died 14 Mar and was buried 17 Mar 1719/20.
New 9/98	1726	Christ Church Parish Register of Middlesex Co., Virginia, 1653-1812 p. 139	John Timberlake died 12 Jan and was buried 14 Jan 1726/27.
New 9/98	1726	Christ Church Parish Register of Middlesex Co., Virginia, 1653-1812 p. 139	Francis Timberlake died 20 Jan and was buried 23 Jan 1726/27.
New 9/98	1747	The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, Vol. XXXIII (1925), pp. 404-405 George Wythe Baylor's Bible, copied by Mrs. J. M. Cunningham-Dale:	Mistress Mary Timberlake, 2d wife of Richard Timberlake & formerly the wife of Samuel Smith, dec'd, born in the month of May 19, 1747, the daughter of Thomas Munden & Rachel Munden, who was the daughter of John Payne and Nancy Page, who was the daughter of Carter, all of whom were originally from Great Britain except Thomas Munden, whose father was from France and married in England, and Mrs. Mary Timberlake is the mother of Betsy D. Timberlake, now the wife of George W. Baylor, her youngest child.
	1/12/1762	Virginia Colonial Records, Survey Report #1889, Page 10, Item 101	Fauquier to Amherst - Williamsburg: Reporting the arrival at Norfolk, Virginia of Captain Irvin of 77th Regiment and about 30 men from Havana, their own transport having foundered at sea. He had no news of Captain Stobo, Captain Clements, or Mr. Timberlake [probably Henry].
	2/16/1762	Virginia Colonial Records, Lists & Indexes Vol. XXVIII, Suppl. Vol I, Page 90	"Colonel Adam Stephen, VA Prov. Regiment to Major General Sir Jeffrey Amherst, Commander in Chief of North America (Fort Lewis), reporting the result of [probably Henry] Timberlake's mission to the Cherokee Towns."
	4/7/1762	Virginia Colonial Records, Survey Report #1889, Page 11, Item 120	Fauqier to Amherst - Williamsburg: Mentioning a map of the Holston River area compiled by Captain Bullitt and Ensign [Henry] Timberlake of the Prov. Regiment and suggesting that these officers, reinforced by an Engineer, should be retained on that frontier to continue mapping.
	5/1/1762	Virginia Colonial Records, Lists & Indexes Vol. XXXVI, Page 29	Governor, Francis Fauquier, to Secretary of State: Ensign [Henry] Timberlake's expedition into Indian Country.
	5/27/1762	Virginia Colonial Records, Survey Report #3069, Page 2, Item 158	Colonel Adam Stephen to Amherst - Fredericksburg: Enclosing a "sketch of the country towards the Cherokee Nation" made by Mr. Timberlake
	10/18/1762	Virginia Colonial Records, Survey Report #1889, Page 26, Item 269	Amherst to Fauquier - New York: Letter sent by HMS Gosport stating that in accordance with the Secretary of State's orders, he had appointed Mr. [Henry] Timberlake to be a Lieutenant in the Royal Highland Regiment.
	10/30/1762	Virginia Colonial Records, Survey Report #1889, Page 14, Item 152	Fauquier to Amherst - Williamsburg: Mr. [Henry] Timberlake would be sent to New York upon arrival in Virginia. A reward for the arrest of deserters had been offered by advertisement - attempt would be made to persuade the Assembly to retain the Prov. Regiment in pay.
	7/8/1763	Virginia Colonial Records, Survey Report #1889, Page 15, Item 176	Fauquier to Amherst - Williamsburg: Recommending the bearer, Mr. Timberlake, lately arrived in Virginia from Europe, and formerly in the Virginia Prov. Regiment, who had been granted a Lieutenant's Commission in the 42nd Regiment.
	1/28/1765	Virginia Colonial Records, Survey Report #1302, Page 7, Item 447	Commission for Trade & Plantations to Earl of Halifax: Reporting that Lt. Henry Timberlake, late of the 42nd Regiment, had petitioned the Commission for financial assistance to cover the maintenance in England & passage back to Virginia three Cherokees brought over without authority.
	12/4/1765	Virginia Colonial Records, List & Indexes, Vol. XXVIII, Page 30	Item 8: "Warrant for placing Lt. Timberlake's widow on His Majesty's Royal Bounty. Details of Henry Timberlake's career in North America. Died whilst on half pay rather than as being a serving officer, but wife is to be granted a full pension.
New 9/98	1774	Christ Church Parish Register of Middlesex Co., Virginia, 1653-1812 p. 158	George Lorimer and Hannah Thacker Timberlake married 8 Oct 1774.
	11/1774	Virginia Colonial Records, Survey Report #5955, Page 3, Item 18	Port Royal, Virginia: "Received of Mr. George Bruce for Colonel Edmund Pendleton, 1 pipe wine" Signed: Joseph Timberlake
	3/18/1779	Vestry Book of Blisland Parish, New Kent County, 1721-1786 (Lib. of Congress #0-88490-030-4)	John Timberlake became the Church warden of the Blisland Parish of the Church of England, in what is now New Kent County.
	2/3/1780	Vestry Book of Blisland Parish, New Kent County, 1721-1786 (Lib. of Congress #0-88490-030-4)	John Timberlake, Sherriff of New Kent County, is appointed Collector of the Parish.
	1782	"Old New Kent County" by Malcolm Hart Harris, 1977, Volume I	New Kent County Land Tax records indicate that Richard Timberlake owned 320 acres of land.
	3/10/1785	Records of Hanover County, William & Mary Quarterly, Vol. XXI, No. 3, Page 162	John X. Gentry & Nancy, his wife, of St. Paul's, dec'd, bought of Richard Foster & Sarah, his wife, this land on branches Totopotomoy Creek & dec'd, & in his will left to his daughter Nancy Sims, (now Nancy, the wife of said John Gentry) who 1st married Parke Smith & wh. Parke Smith sold to John Parke, who sold it to Joseph Brand, who sold it to William Sims, who sold it to John Timberlake, dec'd & was inherited by Benjamin Timberlake, son of John adj. Archer's, Tyler's, Gentry, Sims. Parke Smith had only a life interest & soon after giving a deed to said land dated 7 Sept. 1775, left the state & is now supposed to be dead.
	4/17/1872	New Kent County Deed Book 1, 1864-1872, #929.375543, Page 87, Item 640	John M. Timberlake to trustee Edgar M. Crump, deed of trust secured by Timberlake's 300 acres where he resides in New Kent County.
	1790	"Old New Kent County" by Malcolm Hart Harris, 1977, Volume II	King William County Land Tax records indicate that Richard Timberlake owned 280 acres of land.
	1798	"Old New Kent County" by Malcolm Hart Harris, 1977, Volume II	King William County: 280 acres of land was leased to Benjamin Timberlake
New 9/98	1807	The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, Vol. XXXIII (1925), pp. 404-405 George Wythe Baylor's Bible, copied by Mrs. J. M. Cunningham-Dale:	George W. Baylor, born January 5th, 1785 and married to Betsy D. Timberlake on the 3d day of December 1807. He was the son of Major Walker Baylor, who was the son of Col. John Baylor of Caroline County, Virginia, who intermarried with Frances Walker. She (Betsy Timberlake) was a Friend-Quaker. They were descendants from England. George W. Baylor's mother was the daughter of Joseph Bledsoe. Betsy Davis Timberlake born October 19, 1789.
New 9/98	1838	The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, Vol. XXXIII (1925), pp. 404-405 George Wythe Baylor's Bible, copied by Mrs. J. M. Cunningham-Dale:	Died on the 5th day of March, 1838 Betsy Davis Chinn, consort of Aquilla Chinn. She was Betsy D. Timberlake and consort of George W. Baylor.