Humphrey Harwood

Humphrey Harwood
Member of the House of Burgesses for Warwick County
In office
1693
Serving with William Cary
Preceded byRobert Hubbard
Succeeded byWilliam Roscow
Member of the House of Burgesses for Warwick County
In office
1685-1686
Serving with Richard Whittaker
Preceded byMiles Cary II
Succeeded byMiles Cary II
Personal details
Born1649
Queen Hith Plantation, Warwick County, Colony of Virginia
Diedca. 1700
Warwick County, Colony of Virginia
SpouseAnne Needler
ChildrenHumphrey Jr., William, Thomas, John
Parent(s)Anne and Thomas Harwood
RelativesWilliam Jr.(grandson) Edward Harwood (Virginia politician)(great grandson)
Occupationplanter, politician
Military service
Branch/serviceVirginia militia
RankMajor
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Humphrey Harwood (ca. 1649 – 1700) was a soldier, landowner and politician in the Colony of Virginia.

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