Martha married John Harris in Aug 1748 in Sussex Co. VA. John was born on 24 Apr 1710 in New Kent Co. VA; died on 19 Mar 1771 in Surry Co. VA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Thomas + Martha Bolling. Martha (daughter of John II Bolling and Mary Kennon) was born in 1713; died on 23 Oct 1749. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Thomas + Judith Kennnon. Judith and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Information from
South Alabama Roots and Branches
http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=marjoeal
by Mary Stearnes Henley
athttp://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=marjoeal&id=I08257

Below is from
Barton-Hightower-Trammell-Creilly-Dandridge Trees to Adam & Eve
http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=bartont
Contact: Thomas Barton
athttp://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=bartont&id=I112
Thomas E. Barton Family Origins

Sources:
Abbrev: Pocahontas
Title: Pocahontas And Her Descendants
Author: Wyndham Robertson
Publication: Geneal. Pub. Co., 1882
ID: I112
Name: Co. John BOLLING
Given Name: Co. John
Surname: BOLLING
Sex: M
_UID: DDCBDCE53E9AD511873544455354000013B3
Note:
"Col." Robert Bolling in Pocahontas as well as in Some Prom. VA Fam.,L.P. du Bellet, v. IV, which devotes Chapter XII, pp. 301-315 and beyond,to GOLLING FAMILY, who relates a story of Col. Robert Bolling, inEngland, at a feast given him by a kins-woman, met a Yorkshire lady, whohearing him talk, exclaimed, 'Oh mine Got, you no hear dat man, an hetalk English as well as me.' 'Aye, madam, and a good deal better, or Iwould not talk at all,' was the Colonel's quick and not over gallantrejoinder.
Of his son John, who is also called Col. John, "engagaed in commerce andsoon became very wealthy".
"of 'Cobbs', Henrico Co. (Now Chesterfield). John Bolling, who from hisrank in the Henrico militia was styled Major John Bolling, 'devotedhimself.' says Bolling Memoirs, 'to commerce. He had a gay, lively,penetrating spirit. He lived at Cobbs, on Appomattox River, where hereceived all the profits of an immense trade with the Indians, andenjoyed at the same time all the pleasures of Society; for which neverwas there a person better formed.'
Besides his business as a merchant Major Bolling was an extensiveplanter, and also took an active part in public affairs. He was a justiceof Henrico in 1699, and in 1707, when he is styled Captain. He appears tohave lived in Charles City County in early life, as there is recorded inHenrico, a deed, dated Aug. 1697, from Bartholomew Flowler, gent., ofJames City Co., to John Bolling, gent., of Charles City Co., conveying100 acres in Henrico called Varina. It is believed that John Bolling wasalready in possession of land here inherited from his ancestor John Rolfe.
Major John Bolling was a member of the House of Burgesses for HenricoCounty at the sessions of Oct. 1710, Nov. 1711, Jan 1712, Oct. 1712, Nov.1713, Nov. 1714, Apr. 1718, and May 1726 (Col VA. Register).
'Cobbs' is on the left bank of the Apppomottox in the County ofChesterfield. It is on quite a high bluff just below a bend in the river.Several wooded islands in front, the hills of Price George across theriver and the distant steeples of Petersborg show an extent of fiew whichexplains why John Bolling chose it as a place to build his home. The houeat 'Cobbs.' a large frame building was destroyed by fire five yearsago. Arather crude drawing of it has been preserved.
In the fields near the house site fragments of wine bottles lettered 'J.Bolling Cobbs', and 'T. Bolling Cobbs' have been ploughed up. All the oldtombs have been destroyed.
The will of John Bolling was dated April 29, 1727, and proved in HenricoOctober 1729. He gives his wife Mary the platation called Cobbs (600acres) which he lived on, for her life; also his household stuff, stockof horses, cattle, &c, &c. To 'Mr. John Fleming who lately married mydaughter Mary,' 1207 acres over against Licking (Licking Hole Creek, nowin Goochland), five negroes, and a sum of money. States that he promiseda portion of lb.430 to his daughter Mary. To his daughter ElizabethBolling 1200 acres adjoining the land given to John Fleming, and lbs.200in money. Gives land at Flat Creek, and certain slaves to be dividedbetween his daughters Martha and Ann. To his grandson Richard Randolphlbs.100. All remainder of estate to his son John, Major John and MaryBolling had issue. I. John, m. (1) Eliz. Lewis, m. (2) Aug. 1, 1728,Elizaberh Blair.: II. Jane, b 1703, d. 1766; m. Col Richard Randolph, of'Curles', Henrico Co; III. Mar(y), b. 1711, d. Aug 10, 1744; m. m. Jan20, 1747, Col John Fleming, of Goochland Co.; IV. Elizabeth, b. 1709,d.--; m. Dr William Gay, of Henrico and Chesterfield Counties; V. Martha,b. 1713, d. Oct. 23, 1749, m. in 1727 (-), Thomas Eldridge, of Henricoand Sussex counties.; VI. Ann, b--d. 1800, m. James Murray of 'AtholBraes' Amelia County. (to be continued)" (VA HiSt Mag. v. XXII,pp.105-106).
Pictures of the family are found in the above Vol. XXII.
Birth: 27 JAN 1676
Death: 20 APR 1729 in ca Cobbs

John married Mary Kennon on 29 Dec 1697 in Cobbs, Prince George Co. VA. Mary (daughter of Richard Kennon and Elizabeth Worsham) was born on 29 Jun 1679 in "Conjurer's Neck, " Henrico Co. VA; died on 29 Jun 1727 in "Cobbs, " Henrico Co. VA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Robert married Jane Rolfe in 1675 in Henrico County, Virginia, USA. Jane (daughter of Thomas Rolfe and Jane Poythress) was born on 20 Oct 1655 in Hanover Co. VA; died in 1676 in Hanover Co. VA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Richard + Elizabeth Worsham. Elizabeth and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]