Some of the ancestors and some of the de[s]cendants of Henry Burton, Revolutionary War soldier, and John Burton, Revolutionary War seaman/ Tilford A. Jones
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Includes Bayley (Bailey), Cocke, Farley, Hawkins, Johnston, Jones, Ray, Robinson, Sallee, Shivley, Yarbrough and related families.
John Burton (d.1690) and his brother, Thomas Burton (d.1686), emigrated from England to Charles City County, Virginia about 1652. They purchased land near Petersburg, Virginia in 1656, and in 1665 John moved to land near Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia which he named Longfield (leaving Thomas as the sole owner of Cobbs Plantation near Petersburg). John married Rachel Hutchins, and divided his land among his four sons. Henry Burton (1759-1833) and John Burton were brothers and sons of John Burton Jr. (d.1761/1762) and Mary Farley, and direct descendants of John Burton and Rachel Hutchins of Longfield, Henrico County, Virginia. Descendants and relatives lived in Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Missouri, Arkansas, California and elsewhere.
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