illiam and Mary (Wilson) Roscow had issue: 1, James, of Hampton; appointed Receiver-General of Virginia, January 22, 1716; apparently died without issue. 2, William. 3, Willis, born about 1701, died under age and without issue. The second child William Roscow of Blunt Point, Sheriff of Warwick, 1729, and Member of the House of Burgesses, 1726-36, married Lucy, daughter of Colonel William Bassett, of "Eltham," New Kent County, and, besides several sons who died without issue, before 1768, had a son, James Roscow, of Blunt Point, Justice of the Peace for Warwick, 1769, at whose petition, in 1768, the General Assembly docked the entail on a tract called Derby's, 700 acres in Warwick. In 1770 he again petitioned the Assembly to dock the entail on all his remaining lands, consisting of two estates, Blunt Point, and Stanley Hundred, in Warwick County, stating he then had no issue. But there were others who had an interest under the entail and the petition was rejected. It was offered again in 1774, but no action was taken.
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