WebSeth Sothel (also spelled Sothell and Southwell, d. c. 1694) was a colonial American proprietor and governor of the Province of Carolina. He ruled the northern portion, … Web29 Aug 2024 · Martha (Lear) Cole Burwell was born 1668 in Nansemond County, Virginia and died 04 Aug 1704. She was the daughter of John Lear (1636-1696) by his first wife, Mary Oldis daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth (Surname Unknown) Oldis. Rebecca was not the mother of Martha Lear. Rebecca whose surname is not known was the widow of Leonard …

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WebBy 1690, Moore was the acknowledged leader of the Goose Creek Men. He supported Seth Sothel’s removal of the incompetent James Colleton as governor. However, when Sothel was summarily removed from office by the Proprietors two years later, only Moore and his political ally Robert Daniell were not pardoned for supporting the scoundrel governor. WebSeth Sothel (also spelled Sothell and Southwell) purchased Edward Hyde, Earl of Clarendon's interest in the Proprietorship from his son Henry Hyde, 2nd Earl of Clarendon, in 1679, so … radomir graj

Dictionary of National Biography, 1885-1900/Sothel, Seth

WebSothel died before 3 Feb. 1693/94, when his will was proved. He bequeathed most of his land and practically all of his movable property to Anna. The next fall Anna married John … WebThey appointed a new governor, Seth Sothel, who was himself a lord — he had bought Edward Hyde ’s share of the colony, but on his way to America, Sothel was captured by Turkish pirates. In his absence, George Durant governed the colony, even though he did not have the title of governor. WebHe was one of the best known Carolina pirates who stole sugar and colluded with the North Carolina governor and the state secretary, even though he applied for pardon and took an … radomir gvozdic