John — WILLIAMS Elizabeth Gerrard (1685). Elizabeth was born Abt 1685. [Group Sheet]

1. MOZINGO Pierce
2. MOZINGO John II
3. MAZINGO Margaret ( ), LXSB-88V was born Aft 1697, , , British Colony of Virginia; died Aft 1741, , West Moreland, British Colony of Virginia.
4. MOZINGO Gerrard (1712), L67L-T29 was born 1712, , , British Crown Colony of Virginia; died Deceased.
5. MOZINGO Charles (1722), I was born About 1722, , Culpeper County, Virginia; died 16 Sept 1805, Bromfield Parish, Culpeper County, Virginia.
6. Living
7. MOZINGO Edward (1710 ), 9K6Y-N79 was born Est 1710; died Bef 8 Aug 1783, Richmond, , British Crown Colony of Virginia.

Edward married BAYLEY Margaret Pierce (1650), L6DX-1MS 1686, Rappahannock, Essex, Virginia, United States. Margaret (daughter of Elizabeth (1631)) was born Abt 1650; died Abt 1711. [Group Sheet]

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Duarte Mon Nzinga (male child of Nzinga) and Njinga Mona Imbangala were born possibly as twins. Duarte was the product of an arranged marriage between Nzinga Mbande and the king of the Imbangala kingdom. It is very possible that he was taken at birth as a ransom and raised in a church somewhere in Portugal. It is probable that the church where he was schooled gave him the christian name " Duarte" It appears that he was educated as when he was forced to sign papers of indenture, he had the presence of mind to keep the papers. This led to his case being the first legal action for freedom won by a black man in Virginia. Had Duarte not been enslaved he would have followed his grandfather as a king of the Ngolo.

Duarte — BARKLEY Nancy (1620), L6F8-RMM. Nancy was born 1620, Read, Suffolk, England. [Group Sheet]

Kasanje — MBANDE Nzinga a. Nzinga (daughter of KILUANJI Ndambe (1550), L6WM-MGD and KANGELA Queen, L6241V1 ) was born 1582, , , Angola, Africa; died 17 Nov 1663, Matamba, Malanje, Angola, Africa. [Group Sheet]

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Nzinga was a 17th century queen of the Ndongo and Matambe kingdoms of the Mbundo people in Angola.
She was named Nzinga because she was born with her umbilical cord wrapped around her neck.
Nzinga first appears in historical records as the evnoy of her brother Ngiolssa Ngola Mbande at a peace conference with the Portuquese governor Joao Correia de Souse in Luanda in 1622.
Her fist husband, Prince Ngola a Azize was killed along with her first son. She agreed to a negotiated marriage with Kasanje Imangala with whom she had 2 children. This arranged marriage did not last long. as war broke out between the Ndongo and the Imbangala kingdoms.
After her son Duarte Mon Nzinga was indentured by the Portuguese and shipped to the americas, she was anxious that her daughter Njinga Mona Imbangala not succeed her, she tried to vest power in the Ngola Kanini family and arrange for her sister to marry Joao Guterres Ngola Kanini and succeed her. This marriage was not allowed. Her sister was taken by the Imbangala and drowned in the Kwanza River to stop the marriage.
Despite numerous attempts to dethrone her, especially by the son of her former husband Kasanje, who was killed in a battle in the war between the Imbangala and the Ndongo she remained in power until her death.