On April 14, 1632 at London England, William Pashley, son-in-law of George Calvert, First Lord Baltimore, was witness to said Lord Baltimore's Last Will and Testament and was also devise thereunder as was his wife, Ann Calvert Pashley.

Listed in Early Virginia Immigrants, p. 254:

Peasley, Wm., 1654, by Mr. Francis Hamond, York Co.

Listed in Cavaliers and Pioneers, Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants 1623-1666, Baltimore, Genealogical Publishing Company, Inc., 1963:

p. 298-299:

Mr. Francis Hamon, (Hamond) 2,000 acs. York Co., 1 Nov. 1654, p. 305, Bounded on N. by Metopony Riv., & lands of Wm. Lewis on E.S.E. Trans. of 40 pers: Wm. Peasly listed.

p. 542:

George Morris, 933 acs. New Kent Co., 19 July 1663, p. 460, (557). S. side the narrowes of Yorke Riv., upon branches of black Cr., beg. at cor. tree by Westover path belonging to land of Mr. Jones & Jonathan Higley (or Higby), formerly Wm. Pullams, along land of Mr. Brereton & Anthony Arnold, N.W. &c. downe a br. of Stones Sw. to Jno. Mores & Wm. Peaslyes land &c. to Mr. Nappers (Nappires) corner by the br. &c. to Capt. George Lyddalls cor. tree &c. over the Ridge path to land of Mr. Jones & Jonathan Highlies, thence to beg. Trans. of 19 Negroes.