Emigrated from England aboard the Providence 1616, bound for Virginia.[1] His wife Dorothie came in 1620 on the London Merchant.
Wethersbie, Dorothie, 1620 voyage, aged 30 at muster Elizabeth City, wife to Bart on the Providence.[2]
Residence
Bartholomew and Dorothie shared a house in Elizabeth City with Richard Boulton. A fifteen-year-old free man named Richard also lived with them. They were well-provisioned as shown on the muster below:[3]
THE MUSTER OF BARTHOLEMEW WETHERSBIE AND RICHARD BOULTON
BARTHOLEMEW WETHERSBIE aged 30 in the Providence 1616
DORYTHIE WETHERSBIE aged 30 in the London Marchant 1620
RICHARD BOULTON aged 28 in the Mary and James 1610
Although no record of a patent is found, Bartholomew did own land along Salfords Creek, in Elizabeth City County, as shown by the description of other patents for land adjoining his.[4]
Other
Bartholomew Wetherf(s)by was granted a Commission of Administration upon the estate of Thomas Godsby March the 3rd, 1628[5]
Thomas Godsby may possibly be father of a 2nd Wife.
Death
Bartholomew Wethersby was still living in Nov. 1658, when John Holder acquired land near Bartholomew's on Salfords Creek, Elizabeth City.[4] Finding no further records, we record his death as "after Nov. 1658."
↑ Jester, Annie Lash., Hiden, Martha Woodruff. 1883. Musters of the Inhabitants in virginia 1624/1625, Adventurers of Purse and Person Virginia 1607-1625: FamilySearch International, Title No. 2058494, page 55.
DeHuff, Elizabeth Willis. The Weathersbee Family of Halifax and Martin Counties, North Carolina and Barnwell County, South Carolina.
OF WHOM I CAME; FROM WHENCE I CAME WELLS-WISE, RISH-WISE AND OTHERWISE BY ZELMA WELLS PRICE PUBLISHED 1959 VOL. 5 P. 1
McCartney, Martha W. Virginia Immigrants and Adventurers 1607-1635: A Biographical Dictionary; Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, MD, 2007, p. 737.
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Another clue to Albiano being a possible man is the the spelling ending with a "o". Typically in those days a males name would end with a "O" and a female in a "A" to dictate masculine or feminine variations of a name. This may not be the case here, but may be a point to look at. Where is the surname Godby coming from and doespecially anyone have a source for the Boddie book? I can't see it online.
Another plausable answer:
In another part of Hotten. It states "On page 256, " ? Wethersbie Burried at Elizabeth Cittie
1624." Now this may have been Dorothie. Then it may be plausible that sometime after Albiano showed up as head of household in 1626 that she married Bartholemew. This family has been nothing but confusing mystery.
The ship records for providence and london merchant suggest that Dorothie and Bartholomew were married prior or in 1616 before he came to Virginia. I have heard of Albiano, but it is unclear if this is a man or a woman because she would only be listed if head of household not if she were a spouse of Bartholomew who was living at the time. Quoted from the book "The Weathersbee Family of Halifax and Martin Counties, North Carolina and Barnwell County, South Carolina" (On page 185, Hotten list s "Those living in Virginia Feb. 16, 1626, at Elizabeth Cittie, " and among them were: Bartholomew Wethersby, Albion Wethersby, if "Albion " was a woman, she would only have been listed if she were head of a household.) This would explain why Dorothie isn't listed and just Bartholemew is.
Is there any specific and creditable evidence available for Dorythie Boulton as wife and/or Albiano Godby as wives of Bartholomew Weather(s)bee? I'm going to ask the same on his unmerged match profile. If we can't demonstrate how we know who his wife (wives) was (were), we should probably detach her (them), rather than having two copies of the same family...
Is there any specific and creditable evidence available for Dorythie Boulton as wife and/or Albiano Godby as wives of Bartholomew Weather(s)bee? I'm going to ask the same on his unmerged match profile. If we can't demonstrate how we know who his wife (wives) was (were), we should probably detach her (them), rather than having two copies of the same family...
Wethersbie-1 and Weatherbee-125 appear to represent the same person because: There appear to be the same people. From most of my records it appears that the correct name is Weatherbee, but may have been Weatherby before coming to the US.
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Another plausable answer: In another part of Hotten. It states "On page 256, " ? Wethersbie Burried at Elizabeth Cittie 1624." Now this may have been Dorothie. Then it may be plausible that sometime after Albiano showed up as head of household in 1626 that she married Bartholemew. This family has been nothing but confusing mystery.