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Laughlin was granted land for importation of Robert and Elizabeth Stoker in 1727. This doesn't really indicate the importation happened that year, nor is it proof that she became Laughlin's wife. Robert and Elizabeth may have been husband and wife in 1727.

Lieut. Govenor, by William Gooch Esq. Colony and Dominon of Williamsburg. Patents 13-1723-1730. Va. Reel 12, pages 278-279, 13 Oct in 1727. Prince George, Virginia, 300 acres, lying on both sides of Leadbiters Creek. Laughlin Flinn, was given land for the importation of Robert and Elizabeth Stocker.

PRINCE GEORGE CO VA RECORDS 1733-1792; Benjamin B. Weisiger III, 1975
Abstracts of the 1737-1740 Court Order Book
p.25 Court held at Fitzgerralds on 14 Nov 1738. p.201 Laughlin Flyn acknowledged deed of land to Thomas Jordan. Elizabeth, wife of Flyn, relinquished dower right.
[Prince George is a burned county - Weisiger has compiled four books of extant records - this is the only Flynn entry.]

16 Jan 1751 Amelia DB 3, p.539
Laughlin Flinn, Blacksmith, to Moses Hurt of Caroline Co, Planter for 250 £. All land in Amelia County belonging to Laughlin Flinn, description matches the grant of 800 acres. Signed: Laughlin (x) Flyn. Wit: John White, Dens. Burch, John Wells, Elizabeth, wife of Laughland, relinquished her right of dower.

Spouse	LAUGHLIN FLYNN II ( - 1759)
Child	THOMAS FLYNN (1720 - 1783)
Child	George Flynn (1725 - )
Child	John Flynn (1730 - 1782)
Child	James Flynn (1738 - 1791)