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Note: 1621: Philip Lupo came to Virginia on the George in 1621.
1624: Philip Lupo; the son of Philip Lupo, Goldsmith of London; was recorded in the February 16, 1624 census, living at Elizabeth Cittie, Va.
1628: Robert Kæ (the Elder) birth; [see 1664 entry]
1629: Warrasquyoake Parish existed in 1629. By 1643, the county was divided lengthwise, using the Pagan River as the dividing line between the Upper and Lower Parish. The Upper Parish name was changed to Warrasquyoake Parish, and the Lower Parish name was changed to Newport Parish. In 1734, these Parishes were divided at the Blackwater River. The upper parts were combined and named Nottoway Parish, the lower parts were named Newport Parish. In 1749, all of Nottoway Parish formed the new county of Southampton, leaving all of Newport in Isle of Wight (IOW) County.
1658: Robert Kea and Edward Bechinoe serve on Isle of Wight County, Va., Grand Jury, dated 6/9/1658; Maj. Nicholas Hill, Plaintiff vs. John Snellock, defendant (land dispute) recorded 28 July, 1658. (Based on the 1664 court record, Robert was 30 years old.)
1664: Robert Kæ gives his age as 36; Isle of Wight court record, dated 8/9/1664. [see 1668 entry]
1668: William Williams, son of George Williams, gets cow from Richard Parker; witness: Robert Kæ; IOW Will Book 1, page 51 [ http://hometown.aol.com/vafdking/iowadd.htm ]
1668: Capt. Joseph Bridger (1628 - 4/15/1686) receives the headright for Thomas (Key); in 1668, Isle of Wight., Va. (Va Pat. Bk. 6, page 207)
1668: '...I do request my loving friends William Webb and Robert Kea to see that same be put into execution...' [from Phillip Lupo Will.] Robert (Kea) and William Webb named executors of Estate of Phillip Lupo*, dated August 8, 1668. Will proved by oath of Robert Kea and William Axum, February 9, 1670. Phillip's uncle, Albiano, was an 'Ancient Planter,' arriving in Virginia in 1610. (Isle of Wight County, Virginia, Record of Wills, Deeds V-1, Pt-1, pg 96) Phillip Lupo, born 1583, came to Virginia in 1621, on the vessel 'George.' He was the brother of Lt. Albiano Lupo, born 1585, who came to Virginia in 1610 on the vessel 'Swan.'
1668: Letter of Topledy requesting Robert Kæ to prosecute Mr. Richard Izard. [ William & Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol 7, No. 4, April, 1899. pg 227; http://tdcweb.com/tdfhsdr/driver/books/w&m_quarter10.htm ]
1669: John Banton in the city of Bristol, merchant, resident in Virginia, power to Robert Kee or Thomas Tabener; 6/17/1669, pg 227. [see 1668 entry above]
1669: Lucie Ogborn's will mentions children Simon, Elinor, Elizabeth, and Katherine; witness: Robert Kæ; IOW Will Book 1, page 93 [ http://hometown.aol.com/vafdking/iowadd.htm ]
1669: Richard Parker is father-in-law to William and Mary Hunt; witness: Robert Kæ; IOW Will Book 1, page 78 [ http://hometown.aol.com/vafdking/iowadd.htm ]
1669: James Clark calls William Hunt, decd., father-in-law and wants his claim from Richard Parker dated 17 May, 1669; witness: Robert Kæ; IOW Will Book 1, page 110 [ http://hometown.aol.com/vafdking/iowadd.htm ]
1672: William Warren; legacy, Henry Kæ, and extr: Robert Kæ the elder, dated 24 Aug 1672, recorded 24 Oct 1672. page 12
1672: William Warren, by Will appointed Mr Robert Kæ his executor 24 Oct 1672. R. 13 Nov 1672, Security: Timothy Fenn, William Lewis, page 62.
1676: Warrant dated 9 November 1676 to Sheriff of Surry County to seize sheep of Robert (Kay). (Grievances after Bacon's Rebellion, within His Majesties Colony of Virginia-Lost Virginia Records, London, England.)
1679: Deed from Robert Kæ, (Elder) and his wife Mary to Robert Caufield; witnessed by Thomas Pittman, Sr., John Barnes, Robert Kæ, (Sr), Samuel Swann; IOW dated 3/4/1679.
1680: Thomas Poole gives two cows to William Jones; witness: Robert Kæ; IOW Will Book 1, page 214 [ http://hometown.aol.com/vafdking/iowadd.htm ]
1688: Robert (Kæ), [ 'the elder' ] of the Upper Parish, Leg. 'My four grandchildren, the daughters of Timothy Fenn and his wife Elizabeth'; son Robert, Ex. D. 11/17/1688, rec. 12/10/1688, pages 289,43. [see 1749 below for description of Upper Parish.]
1749: Warrasquyoake Parish existed in 1629. By 1643, the county was divided lengthwise, using the Pagan River as the deviding line between the Upper and Lower Parish. The Upper Parish name was changed to Warrasquyoake Parish, and the Lower Parish name was changed to Newport Parish. In 1734, these Parishes were divided at the Blackwater River. The upper parts were combined and named Nottoway Parish, the lower parts were named Newport Parish. In 1749, all of Nottoway Parish formed the new county of Southampton, leaving all of Newport in Isle of Wight (IOW) County.
2002: 'Mary Catherine Flythe has Robert #2232.'
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