Cornelius Dabney emigrated from his native England to Virginia before 1664, when he was granted 200 acres of land in New Kent County. He served as an interpreter for the Queen of the Pamunkey Indians. Cornelius married twice and died about 1694, when another vestryman was appointed to serve as church warden in his place, leaving issue.
The Cornelius Dabney family report file includes 3,124 individuals with 687 different surnames and 29,946 text records. The earliest known birth occurred in ca 1672 and the file covers 13 generations.
Of the 687 surnames included, other than Dabney those appearing ten or more times: Anderson, Blackburn, Blackford, Block, Boswell, Carr, Cary, Chiles, Christian, Coleman, Crenshaw, Davis, Eggleston, Fleming, Gibson, Goodwin, Graves, Grinnan, Hadden, Harrison, Hoge, Holladay, Johnson, Jones, Jordan, Joseph, Langhorne, Lee, Lloyd, Lyons, MacRae, Maupin, Maury, McHenry, McLaughlin, Minor, Moncure, Morris, Noland, Pendleton, Pettus, Randolph, Redd, Rootes, Shackelford, Smith, Symington, Thompson, Walker, Waller, Wiley, and Woodward.
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