Thomas PLEASANTS

                   Probably moved to Ireland.
Sources include, but are not limited to:
Genealogies of Virginia Families, from the William & Mary Quarterly,Volume
V, page 815.
The English Descent of John Pleasants (1645-1698) of Henrico County,
Virginia, by J Hall Pleasants, Baltimore, Maryland.
Of Goochland County, Virginia.
Sources;
Martha Vincent Crary Nesbitt ancestral records
Register of the West River Meeting of the Religious Society ofFriends
(Quaker) On the Western Shore of Maryland by John J. Brinkley (Volume14, No.
13 [NOV 1973]
Maryland Genealogical Bulletin), page 2.
Further mention of PLEASANTS from Martha Vincent Crary Nesbitt'sresearch
records;  John, Robert and William H. Pleasants are mentioned inconnection
with several Friends Meetings in Virginia, in Quaker Records InMaryland, by
Phebe R. Jacobson, Publication #14, Hall of Records Commission,Annapolis,
Maryland (1966).
John:  A record book for Curles Monthly Meeting was bought and lodgedwith
John Pleasants in 1706. (page 125).
Robert:  Minutes from the Virginia Yearly Meeting for 1702-1724 were
transcribed in 1772 by Robert Pleasants. (page 116).
William H.:  In 1812, William H. Pleasants and Macajah Crew wereappointed a
committee to examine the state of the records belonging to the [CedarCreek
Monthly] Meeting. (page 127).