Research into seventeenth-century court records of Virginia's Northern Neck led to the discovery of three individuals all named Thomas Lamkin (seemingly father, son, and grandson) residing near the head of the very short Yeocomico River, which empties into the Potomac River a short distance from the Chesapeake Bay. This unpublished finding led to the writing of The Descendants of Thomas Lamkin of the Northern Neck of Virginia, first published by the Newbury Street Press in 2001, which is devoted to the first six generations of this family. The author believes that perhaps ninety-five percent of people in the United States with this surname, regardless of spelling, could be traceable to Thomas Lamkin (c. 1620–1665) of Northumberland County, Virginia.
This book is available at the NEHGS Research Library. The call number is: CS71 .L23564 2001.
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Citation Information:
The Descendants of Thomas Lamkin of the Northern Neck of Virginia, by Harold E. Wilkins, MD, (Online database: NewEnglandAncestors.org, New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2005), (Manuscript by, Harold E. Wilkins, MD, The Descendants of Thomas Lamkin of the Northern Neck of Virginia).
The Descendants
of Thomas Lamkin
of the Northern Neck of Virginia
Compiled by Dr. Harold E. Wilkins
Edited by Barbara J. Mathews, CG
Newbury Street Press
Boston, Massachusetts
2001
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