VANCE, William 'Lancelot' VANS surgeon

1610 - 1689  (78 years)

• Name	VANCE, William 'Lancelot' VANS  [1, 2]
  	Andrew Vance B: 25 May 1660 in Dublin, , Cork, Ireland D: 23 Feb 1754 in Winchester, Frederick, Virginia, USA Jane Hoge B: 5 Sep 1663 in Dublin, , Cork, Ireland Parents Lancelot Vance 1630-1688 Euphemia Reiney 1629-1690 Early Immigrants to Virginia from the 1500s and 1600s about Andrew General Text: VANCE, ANDREW, born Co. Devon, Ireland, son of John, grandson of Dr. Launcelot, Surgeon, great grandson of Rev. John. Came to America about 1700. Settled at Winchester, VA. Married Elizabeth Colvin. VANCE Source Information: Kinard, June. comp.. Early Immigrants to Virginia from the 1500s and 1600s [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2000. Original data: Published by The Researchers, PO box 39063, Indianapolis IN. 46239-0063. Description: This is short autobiography of early immigrants to Virginia
  Suffix	surgeon
  Birth	12 Jun 1610	Galway, Ireland
  	County Tyrone, Ireland -LDS
  Gender	Male
  Birth	1625	Tyrone, Northern Ireland   [3]
  Birth	1630	Tamney, Donegal, Ireland   [1, 4]
  Birth	1630	Tyrone, Tyrone, Northern Ireland   [2, 5]
  Birth	1630	Coagh, Tyrone, Northern Ireland   [6, 7]
  	Coagh, Tyrone, , Ireland
  	20250913GHLn- pasted from WORD doc: VANCE (VANS), Andrew (b.Co. Cavon, Ire; son of John, of Coagh; g.son Dr. Launcelot, surgeon, Londonderry Regt.; g.g.son Rev. John, rector of Kilmacrenan; desc. of Robert Bruce, King of Scotland) came to America ca 1700; settled at Opecquon Creek, Winchester, VA, 1735; m. Elizabeth Colvin.
  Occupation	1688	Londonderry, Londonderry, Northern Ireland   [7]
  	military surgeon, Londonderry Regiment during the seige of Londonderry
  	VANCE (VANS), Andrew (b.Co. Cavon, Ire; son of John, of Coagh; g.son Dr. Launcelot, surgeon, Londonderry Regt.; g.g.son Rev. John, rector of Kilmacrenan; desc. of Robert Bruce, King of Scotland) came to America ca 1700; settled at Opecquon Creek, Winchester, VA, 1735; m. Elizabeth Colvin. Andrew Vance B: 25 May 1660 in Dublin, , Cork, Ireland D: 23 Feb 1754 in Winchester, Frederick, Virginia, USA Jane Hoge B: 5 Sep 1663 in Dublin, , Cork, Ireland Parents Lancelot Vance 1630-1688 Euphemia Reiney 1629-1690 Early Immigrants to Virginia from the 1500s and 1600s about Andrew General Text: VANCE, ANDREW, born Co. Devon, Ireland, son of John, grandson of Dr. Launcelot, Surgeon, great grandson of Rev. John. Came to America about 1700. Settled at Winchester, VA. Married Elizabeth Colvin. VANCE Source Information: Kinard, June. comp.. Early Immigrants to Virginia from the 1500s and 1600s [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2000. Original data: Published by The Researchers, PO box 39063, Indianapolis IN. 46239-0063. Description: This is short autobiography of early immigrants to Virginia
  _MILT	1688	Coagh, Tyrone, Northern Ireland   [6, 7]
  	Dr. Launcelot, surgeon, Londonderry Regt.;
  	20250913GHLn- pasted from WORD doc: VANCE (VANS), Andrew (b.Co. Cavon, Ire; son of John, of Coagh; g.son Dr. Launcelot, surgeon, Londonderry Regt.; g.g.son Rev. John, rector of Kilmacrenan; desc. of Robert Bruce, King of Scotland) came to America ca 1700; settled at Opecquon Creek, Winchester, VA, 1735; m. Elizabeth Colvin.
  Battle	7 Dec 1688	Londonderry, Northern Ireland
  	the Siege of Londonderry, 105 days, but the citizens and the garrison were pent up by the presence of first, the Earl of Antrim`s forces from 7 December 1688, and then by King James` forces, to 31 July 1689 a total of 236 days.
  	20260503Dublin Airport- By implications in the Williams reference, Dr. Lancelot VANCE was at this seige, killed in it? Not listed here. -jcw 21.02.2013 Siege of Londonderry Some facts about the Siege of Londonderry - 18 April 1689 to 1 August 1689 The Siege proper lasted for 105 days but the citizens and the garrison were pent up by the presence of first, the Earl of Antrim`s forces from 7 December 1688, and then by King James` forces, to 31 July 1689 a total of 236 days. King James retreated from Londonderry on the evening of 31 July 1689, having lost between 8-10,000 men. Troops in the City at 19 April 1689 7,361 Living at close of Siege 4,000 (of these 1000 unfit for service) Killed and died of disease 3361 Civilian deaths 7,000 Total killed/died in Londonderry 10,361 approx. Shells/bombs fired into the City between 24 April and 21 July 1689 (on 34 days) totalled 584. The worst days were 3 June (28), 4 June (36), 6 June (30, 8 June (35) , 11 June (28), 13 June (26), 3 July (30), 15 July (26), 21 July (28). The price of provisions, when they could be found were: A quart of meal 1s.0d One pound of horseflesh 1s.8d One pound of tallow 4s.0d One pound of salted hides 1s.0d One pound of greaves 1s.0d 1/4 of a dog (fattened by eating corpses) 5s.6d A dogs head 2s.6d A quart of horse blood 1s.0d A horses pudding (gut) 0s.6d A cat 4s.6d A rat. fed on human flesh 1s.0d A mouse 0s.6d A handful of sea wreck (sea weed) 0s.2d A handful of chick weed 0s.1d. The soldiers/defenders were allowed 1/2lb of meal, 1/2lb of shelled oats, 1/2lb dry salted hides, daily. Water as could be found, was mainly contaminated. By the 28th July there were only nine lean horses left alive. 25 Clergymen remained in the City - 17 Church of Ireland and 8 Presbyterians Ch of Ireland: Rev Geo. Walker, Donaghmore, Dungannon Chris Jenney, Mullaghbrack Moses Davis, Donagheady John Knox, Glasslough Bartholomew Black, Aghanloo T Semple, Donaghmore, near Castlefin Robert Morgan, Cappagh John Campbell, Sego Andrew Robertson, Derryloran Michael M1`Clenaghan, Derry Michael Christy, Monaghan Seth Whittle, Bellaghy William Cunningham, Killishandra Richard Crother, Comber James Watmough, Errigal John Rowen,Balteagh John Ellingsworth, near Newry. Presbyterian ministers: Thomas Boyd, Aghadoey William Brooke, Ballykelly John Bowat, Lifford John Hamilton, Donagheady Robert Wilson, Strabane David Brown, Urney William Gilcrist, Kilrea John M`Kenzie, Derryloran. drw111added this on 27 Feb 2012 Patricia Dernisonoriginally submitted this to Blanche Davis_gedcom on 13 Jun 2011
  Death	4 Feb 1689	Virginia, USA   [2, 3, 5]
  	Prunty Town, Virginia, USA; -jcw, 08.04.2012
  Death	4 Feb 1689	Londonderry, Londonderry, Northern Ireland   [1, 4, 6]
  	By implications in the Williams reference, Dr. Lancelot VANCE was at this seige, killed in it? Not listed here. -jcw 21.02.2013 Siege of Londonderry Some facts about the Siege of Londonderry - 18 April 1689 to 1 August 1689 The Siege proper lasted for 105 days but the citizens and the garrison were pent up by the presence of first, the Earl of Antrim`s forces from 7 December 1688, and then by King James` forces, to 31 July 1689 a total of 236 days. King James retreated from Londonderry on the evening of 31 July 1689, having lost between 8-10,000 men. Troops in the City at 19 April 1689 7,361 Living at close of Siege 4,000 (of these 1000 unfit for service) Killed and died of disease 3361 Civilian deaths 7,000 Total killed/died in Londonderry 10,361 approx. Shells/bombs fired into the City between 24 April and 21 July 1689 (on 34 days) totalled 584. The worst days were 3 June (28), 4 June (36), 6 June (30, 8 June (35) , 11 June (28), 13 June (26), 3 July (30), 15 July (26), 21 July (28). The price of provisions, when they could be found were: A quart of meal 1s.0d One pound of horseflesh 1s.8d One pound of tallow 4s.0d One pound of salted hides 1s.0d One pound of greaves 1s.0d 1/4 of a dog (fattened by eating corpses) 5s.6d A dogs head 2s.6d A quart of horse blood 1s.0d A horses pudding (gut) 0s.6d A cat 4s.6d A rat. fed on human flesh 1s.0d A mouse 0s.6d A handful of sea wreck (sea weed) 0s.2d A handful of chick weed 0s.1d. The soldiers/defenders were allowed 1/2lb of meal, 1/2lb of shelled oats, 1/2lb dry salted hides, daily. Water as could be found, was mainly contaminated. By the 28th July there were only nine lean horses left alive. 25 Clergymen remained in the City - 17 Church of Ireland and 8 Presbyterians Ch of Ireland: Rev Geo. Walker, Donaghmore, Dungannon Chris Jenney, Mullaghbrack Moses Davis, Donagheady John Knox, Glasslough Bartholomew Black, Aghanloo T Semple, Donaghmore, near Castlefin Robert Morgan, Cappagh John Campbell, Sego Andrew Robertson, Derryloran Michael M1`Clenaghan, Derry Michael Christy, Monaghan Seth Whittle, Bellaghy William Cunningham, Killishandra Richard Crother, Comber James Watmough, Errigal John Rowen,Balteagh John Ellingsworth, near Newry. Presbyterian ministers: Thomas Boyd, Aghadoey William Brooke, Ballykelly John Bowat, Lifford John Hamilton, Donagheady Robert Wilson, Strabane David Brown, Urney William Gilcrist, Kilrea John M`Kenzie, Derryloran. drw111added this on 27 Feb 2012 Patricia Dernisonoriginally submitted this to Blanche Davis_gedcom on 13 Jun 2011
  LDS	3 May 2026
  	• LXMC-4FS Serious issues This whole family has been messed with bad merges. One poor woman was left having 34 kids starting at age 4. Good luck to whoever wants to tackle this nightmare.
  	20260503Dublin Airport Dr. Lancelot Francis Vance Male 12 June 1610 – 4 February 1689 • LXMC-4FS Sources (10) Collaborate (4) Memories (4) Notes Serious issues This whole family has been messed with bad merges. One poor woman was left having 34 kids starting at age 4. Good luck to whoever wants to tackle this nightmare. 2024-10-28 ADDED COMMENT TO whoever wrote the above comment. This is not a site for adding incorrect information to. I am adding to the comment above. Absolutely no more incorrect information should be added anymore. Whoever made someone have 34 kids at age 4 should stop adding incorrect information to this family tree. Less Last Changed: October 28, 2024 M McDonald, Maya Angelina Do not Change Currently researching this person. Do not change Last Changed: October 10, 2024 M McDonald, Maya Angelina Find A Grave Information- moved from Sketch Sir Lancelot Francis Vance, Knight of Derry BIRTH 12 Jun 1610 Tyrone, County Galway, Ireland DEATH 4 Feb 1688 (aged 77) Tyrone, County Galway, Ireland BURIAL Donaghendry Churchyard Stewartstown, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland PLOT PLOT 12 Row 3 MEMORIAL ID 230807339 · View Source MEMORIAL PHOTOS 0 FLOWERS 14 Sir Lancelot Francis Vance Knight of Derry BIRTH: June 12, 1610, Wigtown, Wigtownshire County, Tyrone, Northern Ireland. DEATH: February 4, 1688, Tyrone, County Galway, Ireland. BURIAL: February 6, 1688, Donaghendry Churchyard, Stewartstown, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland. *Sir Lancelot Married, Agnes Eupemia Rainey, (1609~1690), May 1, 1630, Tyrone, Tyrone County, Northern Ireland.* CHILDREN 1. John Bainey Vance, 1630~1692 2. William Vance, 1642~1687 3. John Vance of Coagh, 1642~1692 4. Daniel Vance, 1643~1668 5. James Vance, 1645~1645 6. Patrick Vance, 1647~1710 7. James Vance, 1649~1672 8. John Vance, 1650~1710 9. David Vance, 1651~1720 10. Andrew Vance, 1660~1750 PARENTS *Sir Rev. John Vance, 1577~1662, DEATH: June 6, 1662, Donegal, Donegal, Ireland.* *Lady Margaret McDowell, 1569~1661, DEATH: July 25, 1661, Donegal, Donegal, Ireland.* SIBLINGS 1. Lady Margaret Vance, 1602~1659 2. Sir Joseph Vance, 1615~1642 3. Sir Andrew Vance, 1598~1661 4. John Vance, Reverend, 1617~1662 5. Sir Patrick Vance, Knight of Wigtown, 1596~1672 Inscription Aged 77 years ?? ???????????????????? ???????????? ???????????????????????????????????????? ???????? ???????????????????? ???????????????????? ID 49703418 ?? ?? ???????????????????? ???????????????????????? ???????????????????????? ?? Added By: Arlis Grave ID 49703418 Last Changed: August 1, 2022 Less Last Changed: October 31, 2023 M Mtlakegirl Am. 182 Vol.11 P. 197 Ireland. 6 Vol. 2 P. 471 Last Changed: June 16, 2014 T Terryjamescalder65
  FSID	LXMC-4FS
  Name	Doctor Lancelot Vance  [6]
  Name	Lancelot Vance  [3]
  Name	LANCELOT VANS  [4]
  Name	Lancelot VANS  [5]
  Person ID	I41339	WetzelAncestry

  
  

  Father	VANCE, John VANS II Rev,   b. 1617, Barnbarroch, Wigtownshire, Scotland d. 1661, Wigtownshire, Scotland (Age 44 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Mother	McDowell, Elizabeth SHAW,   b. 1617, Donegal, Donegal, Ireland d. 1661, Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA (Age 44 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Marriage	1627  [6]
  	Kilmacrenan, , Donegal, Ireland
  Family ID	F12526	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	RAINEY, Agnes Euphemia,   b. 12 Apr 1609, County Cavan, Ireland d. 3 Jul 1690, Derry, Sligo, Ireland (Age 81 years)
  Marriage	1644	Londonderry, Londonderry, Northern Ireland   [4]
  Married	1671  [2, 3]
  Children	1. Vance, Elizabeth,   b. 1663, Londonderry, Northern Ireland  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]   2. VANCE, John Bainey,   b. 1650, Coagh, Tyrone, Northern Ireland d. 1740, Ireland (Age 90 years)  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]   3. Vance, Patrick,   b. 1647, Londonderry, Londonderry, Northern Ireland  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]   4. Vance, James,   b. 1649  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]   5. Vance, Mary,   b. 1651  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]   6. Vance, Sarah,   b. 1653  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]   7. Vance, George,   b. 1655  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]   8. Vance, Joseph,   b. 1657  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]   9. Vance, Alex,   b. 1659  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]   10. Vance, David,   b. 1661  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]   11. Vance, Andrew,   b. 1666, Tyrone, Tyrone, Northern Ireland d. 1740, Frederick County, Virginia, USA (Age 74 years)  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]   12. Vance, Daniel  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]   13. Vance, William  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]
  Family ID	F12576	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

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  Birth - 12 Jun 1610 - Galway, Ireland Birth - 1625 - Tyrone, Northern Ireland Marriage - 1644 - Londonderry, Londonderry, Northern Ireland Occupation - military surgeon, Londonderry Regiment during the seige of Londonderry - 1688 - Londonderry, Londonderry, Northern Ireland Battle - the Siege of Londonderry, 105 days, but the citizens and the garrison were pent up by the presence of first, the Earl of Antrim`s forces from 7 December 1688, and then by King James` forces, to 31 July 1689 a total of 236 days. - 7 Dec 1688 - Londonderry, Northern Ireland Death - Prunty Town, Virginia, USA; -jcw, 08.04.2012 - 4 Feb 1689 - Virginia, USA Death - 4 Feb 1689 - Londonderry, Londonderry, Northern Ireland  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

• Photos		flag Irish.jpg irish-flag robpugadded this on 2 Dec 2010 katy1942originally submitted this to Pickett/Kendall Family Tree on 20 Mar 2010
  		VANCE Andrew RobtBruce_Scottland Immigrant Anc.doc VANCE (VANS), Andrew (b.Co. Cavon, Ire; son of John, of Coagh; g.son Dr. Launcelot, surgeon, Londonderry Regt.; g.g.son Rev. John, rector of Kilmacrenan; desc. of Robert Bruce, King of Scotland) came to America ca 1700; settled at Opecquon Creek, Winchester, VA, 1735; m. Elizabeth Colvin.

  
  

• Notes

  VANCE (VANS), Andrew (b.Co. Cavon, Ire; son of John, of Coagh; g.son Dr. Launcelot, surgeon, Londonderry Regt.; g.g.son Rev. John, rector of Kilmacrenan; desc. of Robert Bruce, King of Scotland) came to America ca 1700; settled at Opecquon Creek, Winchester, VA, 1735; m. Elizabeth Colvin.

  
  

• Sources

  [S394] Ancestry.com, Public Member Trees, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2006;), Database online. Vance Family Tree, Owner: dorag47093 Last viewed: John Vance, Skinner/Schinzel-Ahlemeyer/Haines Tree J_Ahlemeyer. Record for John Vance [S394] Ancestry.com, Public Member Trees, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2006;), Database online. Greg Rager Family Tree, Owner: sandysergent46 Last viewed: Lancelot Vance, Skinner/Schinzel-Ahlemeyer/Haines Tree J_Ahlemeyer. Record for Lancelot Vance [S394] Ancestry.com, Public Member Trees, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2006;), Database online. Hutchinson Family Tree, Owner: mihutchmd Last viewed: Ashe Reiney, Skinner/Schinzel-Ahlemeyer/Haines Tree J_Ahlemeyer. Record for Ashe Reiney [S394] Ancestry.com, Public Member Trees, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2006;), Database online., Skinner/Schinzel-Ahlemeyer/Haines Tree J_Ahlemeyer. Record for ELIZABETH SHAW Siege of Londonderry Some facts about the Siege of Londonderry - 18 April 1689 to 1 August 1689 The Siege proper lasted for 105 days but the citizens and the garrison were pent up by the presence of first, the Earl of Antrim`s forces from 7 December 1688, and then by King James` forces, to 31 July 1689 a total of 236 days. King James retreated from Londonderry on the evening of 31 July 1689, having lost between 8-10,000 men. Troops in the City at 19 April 1689 7,361 Living at close of Siege 4,000 (of these 1000 unfit for service) Killed and died of disease 3361 Civilian deaths 7,000 Total killed/died in Londonderry 10,361 approx. Shells/bombs fired into the City between 24 April and 21 July 1689 (on 34 days) totalled 584. The worst days were 3 June (28), 4 June (36), 6 June (30, 8 June (35) , 11 June (28), 13 June (26), 3 July (30), 15 July (26), 21 July (28). The price of provisions, when they could be found were: A quart of meal 1s.0d One pound of horseflesh 1s.8d One pound of tallow 4s.0d One pound of salted hides 1s.0d One pound of greaves 1s.0d 1/4 of a dog (fattened by eating corpses) 5s.6d A dogs head 2s.6d A quart of horse blood 1s.0d A horses pudding (gut) 0s.6d A cat 4s.6d A rat. fed on human flesh 1s.0d A mouse 0s.6d A handful of sea wreck (sea weed) 0s.2d A handful of chick weed 0s.1d. The soldiers/defenders were allowed 1/2lb of meal, 1/2lb of shelled oats, 1/2lb dry salted hides, daily. Water as could be found, was mainly contaminated. By the 28th July there were only nine lean horses left alive. 25 Clergymen remained in the City - 17 Church of Ireland and 8 Presbyterians Ch of Ireland: Rev Geo. Walker, Donaghmore, Dungannon Chris Jenney, Mullaghbrack Moses Davis, Donagheady John Knox, Glasslough Bartholomew Black, Aghanloo T Semple, Donaghmore, near Castlefin Robert Morgan, Cappagh John Campbell, Sego Andrew Robertson, Derryloran Michael M1`Clenaghan, Derry Michael Christy, Monaghan Seth Whittle, Bellaghy William Cunningham, Killishandra Richard Crother, Comber James Watmough, Errigal John Rowen,Balteagh John Ellingsworth, near Newry. Presbyterian ministers: Thomas Boyd, Aghadoey William Brooke, Ballykelly John Bowat, Lifford John Hamilton, Donagheady Robert Wilson, Strabane David Brown, Urney William Gilcrist, Kilrea John M`Kenzie, Derryloran. drw111added this on 27 Feb 2012 Patricia Dernisonoriginally submitted this to Blanche Davis_gedcom on 13 Jun 2011 [S394] Ancestry.com, Public Member Trees, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2006;), Database online. Kirkpatrick Family Tree, Owner: maksiccar Last viewed: John Vance, Skinner/Schinzel-Ahlemeyer/Haines Tree J_Ahlemeyer. Record for John Vance [S394] Ancestry.com, Public Member Trees, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2006;), Database online., Skinner/Schinzel-Ahlemeyer/Haines Tree J_Ahlemeyer. Record for Rev. John Vance [S36] ancestry.com. VANCE (VANS), Andrew (b.Co. Cavon, Ire; son of John, of Coagh; g.son Dr. Launcelot, surgeon, Londonderry Regt.; g.g.son Rev. John, rector of Kilmacrenan; desc. of Robert Bruce, King of Scotland) came to America ca 1700; settled at Opecquon Creek, Winchester, VA, 1735; m. Elizabeth Colvin. VANCE (VANS), Andrew (b.Co. Cavon, Ire; son of John, of Coagh; g.son Dr. Launcelot, surgeon, Londonderry Regt.; g.g.son Rev. John, rector of Kilmacrenan; desc. of Robert Bruce, King of Scotland) came to America ca 1700; settled at Opecquon Creek, Winchester, VA, 1735; m. Elizabeth Colvin. VANCE Andrew RobtBruce_Scottland Immigrant Anc.doc VANCE (VANS), Andrew (b.Co. Cavon, Ire; son of John, of Coagh; g.son Dr. Launcelot, surgeon, Londonderry Regt.; g.g.son Rev. John, rector of Kilmacrenan; desc. of Robert Bruce, King of Scotland) came to America ca 1700; settled at Opecquon Creek, Winchester, VA, 1735; m. Elizabeth Colvin.

  
  

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