Thomas
SPENCER

B: 4 Dec 1636 - Jamestown, James, Virginia, United States
M1: 1980 - PERRY, Susannah
M2: 1693 - WHELLING, Elizabeth  
M3: 1694 - WOODWARD, Anne
D: 20 Jul 1708 - King William, King William, Virginia, United States  
Thomas Spencer of King & Queen had 3 marriages instead of two. His first marriage was to Susannah Perry; his second marriage was to Elizabeth Whelling or Wheeling, whom he married in 1693, per parish records. She must not have lived very long because his third marriage (and the one for which he is known) was in 1694/5 to Anne Woodward, daughter of William Woodward.

Susannah
PERRY

B: 1637 - King William, Virginia 
M: 1980 - King William, Virginia
D: 1690 - St. Peters, New Kent, Virginia 

Children:

Elizabeth SPENCER

B: 1682 King, Queen, Virginia, United States  
M1: WHITE, James (????-????)
  • James WHITE Jr. (1703-1704)
  • Thomas WHITE (before 1703-????)
M2: 1703 - BOBO, Gabriel (1651-1717) Last Name may have been changed from "Baubau" to "Bobo" He immigrated from Canada to VA in 1700.
  • Francis Spencer BOBO (1704-1765)
  • Moses BOBO (1731-1752)
  • Lewis BOBO (1736-1808) Questionable lineage due to birth date being after death of "mother"
D: 1725 St Marks Parrish, Culpepper, Virginia, United States  

Abraham SPENCER

B: 1684 New Kent, Virginia, United States  
D: 1703 

Benjamin SPENCER

B: 1682 - New Kent County, Virginia 
M: 1729 - St. Peters, New Kent, Virginia - GOOCH, Mary (1715-1737)
  • Thomas SPENCER (1732-1781)
  • John SPENCER (1734-1796)
  • Elizabeth SPENCER (1736-????)
  • Mary SPENCER (1738-1738)

Susannah SPENCER

B: 3 Nov 1686 New Kent, Virginia, USA  
D: 4 Nov 1686 St Peters Parish, New Kent, Virginia, USA  

Elizabeth 
WHELLING

B: Virginia 
M: 14 Dec 1693 - Christ Church, Virginia 
D: 1694 - New Kent, Virginia 

Anne
WOODWARD

B: 1662 - King William, Virginia, USA  
M: 1694 - King William, Virginia - SPENCER, Thomas
D: 1723 - St Peters Parish, New Kent, Virginia, United States  
William Spencer married Ann Woodward, a patentee in 1664 in New Kent County. (No doubt these people are in some way related to the Spencers and Woodwards who followed them). According to "Old New Kent County Some Accounts of the Planters, Plantations & Places in King william County St. John Parish Vols. I & II (compiled by Malcolm Hart Harris MD, 1977), Spencers Ferry crossing the Pamunkey River originally belonged to Thomas Spencer (p. 192). Spencer's Plantation on the SW corner of the road leading toward the York River was the site of the early Spencer home (p. 392). An Edward Spencer resided there in 1782; in 1800 a John Spencer resided there. (p. 273). Whem William Woodward died in September 1695, a surveyor by the name of James Minge (he was the surveyor for King & Queen), partitioned the property as follows: The upper part of Woodward divident lay along Duck creek (Montague Creek- 1,350 acres of land bet. Capt. Thos. Spencer and Ann Woodward his wife, who were alloted the upper part of the plantation on which the Spencers were living. the remainder was given to Martha Woodward and her second husband Capt. Nathaniel West (p. 741). Martha West deeded to Capt. Thomas Spencer 350 acres 30 July 1708 (p. 747)

Abraham SPENCER

B: 1700 New Kent, Virginia, USA  
M: 1728 - SHARP, Susannah (1710-1762)
  • Frances SPENCER (????-1803)
  • Thomas SPENCER (1728-1775)
  • Abraham SPENCER (1732-1761)
  • John SPENCER (1732-1789)
  • Sharpe SPENCER (1734-1814)
D: 1762 Hanover, Virginia, USA