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Daniel Llewellyn was in Virginia by 19 Sep 1633 when he was claimed as a headright by Capt William Perry. Daniel Llewellyn, Gent. received a patent on 27 Oct 1642 for 856 acres on the Upper branches of Turkey Island Creek, adjacent to Mr. Aston. He claimed 17 headrights including Robert and Frances Hallom.

By 1646 he had taken over the management of the Hallom family affairs in Virginia. He served as a Burgess from Henrico and Charles City; he was a justice and sheriff of Charles City.

The will of Daniel Llewellyn Sr was signed 6 Feb 1664 and proved 11 Mar 1664 in England. He stated that he was of Chelmsford, Essex, England, planter and bequeathed land in the upper part of the James river area to Virginia to wife Ann for life. He named a son Daniel Llewellyn Jr, a daughter Martha Jones, and a daughter Margaret Cruse and his step-son Robert Hallom Jr in that will.

Genealogies of Virginia Families from the William and Mary College Quarterly. Vol. IV. Neville-Terrill, p. 217-218; digitzied, Ancestry.com
Daniel Llewellin left a will dated 6 Feb 1663/4, proved 11 Mar 1663/4 in Chelmsford, Essex England. He styled himself a planter and left his property: Lands, tenements, hereditaments in Charles County in upper part of James River, in Virginia, to wife Anne for life, then to son Daniel Llewellin. Same as to goods, but to daughter Martha Jones, two servants. Also to son Daniel his best suit, cloak, coat & hat, 2nd best had with silver hatband, all of "Linnen" and his trunk. To friend Mary Elsing of Chelmsford, spinster, for her care, one of best white "ruggs" andcloth for winding to bury him. To Mary Deerington of Chelmsford, widow, on of white ruggs. To daughter Margaret Cruse, 40sh for ring and same to her husband. Same to son in law (stepson - son by marriage to his mother Ann) Robert Hallom. To master Chr. Salter in Wine Court wihout Bishopgate and Anne his wife 20sh each for gloves. Goods sent over this spring and summer to be sold for debts due. Rest to son Daniel. Executors: Thomas Vervell of Roxwell, Essex, gent.; James Jauncy of Cateathon Streete, London, Merchant; Giles Sussex of Thames Stree, London, Hottpresser; and Master William Walker of Colchest., Essex, Shopkeeper. To be buried in parish church of Chelmsford near the Reading desk. Friend Doctor Michelson to preach. Wit: Robert Lloyd, Tim Code, Senior, scrivenor.

Daniel Llewellyn Jr married Jane Stith, daughter of Col. John Stith and was referred to in her father's will of 13 Nov 1690 as "daughter Jane the now wife of Capt Daniel Luellin".

Margaret Llewellyn is thought to have married James Crews sometime between 10 Aug 1654 when she witnessed a deed as Margaret Llewellyn and before 1 May 1662 when she witnessed a will "Margaret Crewes". There was no spouse indicated in the will of James Crews in Jul of 1676, indicating Margaret had likely died if she is the same lady.

KN8K-6YF Margaret (...) stepdughter of Abraham Wood
Placed repeatedly as daughter o James Crewes & Margaret Llewellyn - just wrong!
Find A Grave Memorial ID 225833278 has wrong name, wrong, parents, a wrong sibling,etc. There is not one shred of proof that this
FindAGrave page is correct. There is NO evidence that James Crewes and his possible wife, Margaret Llewellyn, had ANY children. Margaret's sister, Martha was likely married to a Jones, not her imaginary daughter. Peter Jones was married to a very different Margaret, stepdaughter of Abraham Wood, and certainly not a Crewes. Margaret Llewellyn Crewes (1641-1719) was b. 1641 in Charles City, Charles City Co, Virginia and died 1719 (aged 77–78) Henrico Co, VA with burial unknown.

Death	Bef 11 Mar 1664
Marriage	By 1640	ANN [Price]

Spouse

ANN [Price] (1603 - 1666)