Here is one more bit of recorded trivia involving William Seller, son or grandson of the William Seller who came to Isle of Wight County from England in the 1650's: >From The Virginia Land Patent Book 17, page 63: JOSEPH WOMBNELL, 100a, Isle of Wight Co., S. side of Nottaway R., bounded by S. side of Dick's Sw., John Braswell, William Seller & Doctor Samuel Brown (p.373). 9 Jul. 1737.

ED, thanks. this gets us down closer to our southern VA and northern NC SELLERS. Perhaps these neighbors can be traced further back? REV WAR records could help. JOSEPH WOMBNELL JOHN BRASWELL SAMUEL BROWN BRASWELL'S are connected = don't remember earliest year and where? marie, iowa -----Original Message----- From: EHUDSONIII@aol.com [mailto:EHUDSONIII@aol.com] Sent: Thursday, September 11, 2003 2:00 PM To: SELLERS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [SELLERS] William Seller of Isle of Wight Co. VA Here is one more bit of recorded trivia involving William Seller, son or grandson of the William Seller who came to Isle of Wight County from England in the 1650's: >From The Virginia Land Patent Book 17, page 63: JOSEPH WOMBNELL, 100a, Isle of Wight Co., S. side of Nottaway R., bounded by S. side of Dick's Sw., John Braswell, William Seller & Doctor Samuel Brown (p.373). 9 Jul. 1737.