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Lacy Cemetery, 75-1 Summary Report, page 42
vii. Henry Batte was born 1700 in Prince George Co., Virginia, and died 1770 in Chesterfield, Virginia. He married Elizabeth Chamberlayne 1727 in Virginia, daughter of Thomas Chamberlayne and Elizabeth Stratton. She was born ABT 1712 in Virginia.
46. Edward Stratton , Jr. was born 1655 in Bermuda Hundred, Henrico Co., Virginia, and died 1698 in Henrico Parish, Virginia. He was the son of 92. Edward Stratton and 93. Elizabeth Thurston.
47. Martha Shippey was born 1659 in Henrico, Virginia, and died 1721 in Virginia. She was the daughter of 94. Thomas Shippey and 95. Martha Unknown.
Children of Martha Shippey and Edward Stratton , Jr. are:
i. Martha Stratton was born 1675 in HenricoCo., Virginia, and died 1770 in Cumberland, Virginia.
ii. Edward Stratton III was born 1681 in Bermuda Hundred, Chesterfield, Henrico Co., Virginia, and died MAR 1730/31 in Henrico, Virginia.
23. iii. Mary Stratton was born ABT 1684 in St. John's, Henrico, Virginia. She married William Batte MAY 1704 in St. John's, Henrico, Virginia, son of Henry Batte and Mary Lounds. He was born 1684 in Charles City, Virginia, and died 1755 in Prince George Co., Virginia.
iv. Sarah Stratton was born 1694 in Of Bristol Parish, Prince George, Virginia, and died ABT 1725 in Of Bristol Parish, Prince George, Virginia.
v. Prudence Stratton was born 27 AUG 1698 in Bermuda Hundred, Henrico Co., Virginia.
While the above Ahnentafel does not show any of the descendants of the Theophilus Lacy who owned land around the arsenal cemetery, it does show his ancestors and Hopkins Lacy as his uncle. Additional data about the relationships (business and personal) between the Lacy family members and the Howell family members who are buried in the Lacy Cemetery (75-1) can be seen in additional communication from Dennis Simpson below and in the records which follow:
I am not sure if you know this or not, but west of present day Ditto's Landing Marina across the Highway stood the town of Liberty. It was founded by Dr. William Simpson, Hon. Hopkins Lacy, Thomas Austin, William Robinson. Dr. Simpson died in 1816, William Robinson and Thomas Austin both died in 1819 and Hopkins Lacy purchased their interest. Lacy died 1831. Thomas Austin's widow married Joseph G. Jacobs, who I believe was the white father of Frank Jacobs.
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