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PEW No. 46 A
John Coke
The Emigrant, 1724, and his descendants.[1]
PEW No. 47
The Surveyor's General
to whom this pew was assigned.
PEW NO. 47 A
Miles Cary, Surveyor General, 1692-1708[2] PEW No. 47 B William Mayo, Chief Surveyor
Appointed by Virginia and the Crown in 1728 to run the dividing line between Virginia and North Carolina.[3]
PEW No. 47 C
William Buckner
Deputy Surveyor General, 1708-1716.
PEW No. 47 D
Peter Beverley
Deputy Surveyor General, 1716-1728
PEW No. 48
Col. John Page
Vestryman, 1674[4]
The Organ
Peter Pelham, Organist, 1755[5]
- ↑ Contributed by a descendant, Mr. John Archer Coke.
- ↑ Contributed by descendants, Mr. W. Miles Cary and Mr. Archibald Cary.
- ↑ Contributed by a descendant, Mr. P. H. Mayo.
- ↑ Contributed by descendants. Mrs. Lucy Page Whitehead, Sponsor.
- ↑ Contributed largely by Mrs. Houston of Philadelphia, Mr. Andrew Carnegie, and the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad.
