There is no proof of the birth date of Edward Maxey.  I found this date in one datasource.  You will notice that the date of birth of his eldest son (from a different source) is only 7 years later.  I don't know which is correct!
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[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 9, Ed. 1, Tree #2839, Date of Import: May 20, 1998]

Fled from France following the revocation of the Edict of Nantes. After a sojourn in England of indeterminate duration they arrived in the Colony of VA prior to 1700.  They settled c1700 in Henrico Co., VA.
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Source of the following:  Lon Wright
The earliest references to Edward Maxey in Virginia are found in later deeds which refer to an original patent [I am still looking for this patent]. In a deed dated 12 April 1748 in Goochland County, Book 5/400-401, it is referred to as "* * * a Trect of Land Patent in the name of Edward Maxey deceased bearing date the Seventeenth Day of August one thousand Seven hundred twenty five * * *"; in an indenture made 20 August 1757 in Cumberland County, book ___420-423, it is referred to as "* * * a Tract of Land formerly granted unto xxxxxxx [sic] Edward Maxcey as a Patent bearing date the twenty fourth day of March 1725 * * *"; and in a deed in Cumberland County, book 3/350-351, 7 December 1762 as "* * * a Tract of Land x x x x [sic] granted Edward Maxey by Patent bearing Date the seventeenth Day of August on thousand seven hundred & twenty five and left to be divided between Walter Maxey party to these Presents and Silvanus Maxey by the last Will & Testament of Edward Maxey * * *." 

Edward Maxey's will (1740) is found in Goochland County, Deeds and Wills 3/298-299, as follows: 

"In the name of God Amen. I Edward Maxey of Goochland County being at this present Writing in perfect Senses and memory and Knowing the uncertainty of this mortal life do make this my last Will and Testament in manner and form as followeth 

"First I bequeath my Sole into the hand of Almighty God from whom I receiv'd my first Breth and my Body to the Earth from whome I was first taken to be buried at the discrection of my Executors heareafter named and as to what tembral estate God hath been pleased to besto on me I give and bequeath as followeth 

"First I give unto my Son John Maxey one parsal of Land lying on the North branch of Jones Creek as a line Struck as followeth Beginning at the bark line a corner Clark oak, a Corner pine and a pick hikeey (?) from thence to the mouth of Schoolhouse branch to a Corner pobler and a black Gume from thence down the maine branch to a Corner Clark Gume I give and Bequeath to the foresaid John Maxey in dureing his life and after his Desese to his two Sons Samson Maxey and Edward Maxey the sons of John Maxey and Sarah his Wife and in case one of them dyes the other to poses the hole parcel of Land otherways to be Equal Devided between them two them and thare ares for ever [I added the paragraphs] 

"I give to my Sone William Maxey the remaner of that track of Land it Joninge uppon William Sansdon and John Smith to him and his ares for ever. 

"I give to my Loveinge Wife Susannah the Land She now lives upon and plantation during her mortal life after hur Descese the hole track to be Devieded Between my two Sons Walter and Silvanus to them and thare ares for ever my Will is that thay may live on the said Land not melistingue my Wife aforesaid my Son Walter to have that part Joining upon John Radfords line which was William Barnes, 

"I give to my Son Nathaniel one fether bed and bolster. 

"I give my Grandaughter Susannah Ratford won fether bed and bolster. 

"I give to John Dunkin a young mare of three years old when the said John Dunkin doth come of age. 

"And all the other of my Estate both reull and parsoul after my Deats and feneril Charges paid I give to my loveinge Wife and to hur Disbosinge and I make an Consecute my Loveinge Wife Susannah and my Sone Willim Excetors of this my last Will and in Witness whareof I have set to my hand and fixed my Seale yd 18 day of April 1737. 
  
John Capper, Henry Bryon, Joh MossomEdward Maxey"At a Court held for Goochland County May 20th 1740 

"This Will was proved by the Oaths of John Mossom and John Capper to be the act and Deed of Edward Maxey Desed which was ordered to be recorded. 

Susannah's will is also in Goochland County, will book 4/212-213 and reads as follows: 

"This Will made in the year of our Lord God one thousand seven hundred and forty three in the Sixtenth yeare of the Raine of our moste Souvrane Lord King Geore by the Grase of God King of Great Bretain France and Ireland Defender of the faethe. In the name of God Amen I Susannah Maxey being very sick and week of Body tho of parfick sense and memarey God be prased for it I doo willing and heartily Give and queue my Sole to God hoo gave it me and hoom I hope will recive it and my Body to the Earth from whense it Came there to be Desently Buried at the Descretion of my Executors. 

"Item I give to my Son John Maxey one pound one shilling and six pence and half a dossen putor plates. 

"Item I give to my Son Wilam Maxey One pound one shilling and six pence and half a dosson puter plates. 

"Item I give to my Son Nathanel Maxey the feather Bed and furniture 

"Item I give to my Datter Elizibeth Radford my Trunk and all my wearing Cloes. 

"Item I give to my Grandatter Susanah Epperson my Side Saddel. 

"Item I give to my Son Walter Maxey my other fether bed and furneture and two dishes. 

"Item I give to my Grandson James Barns one heffer of two years old. 

"Item I give to my Granson Charles Maxey one young mare of One year old. 

"Item I give my Son Silvanus Maxey all the Rema___er of my Estate and I desire that my Estate should not beprased. 

"and I doo apint and Constetne Silvanus Maxey to be my Sole Executor of this my last will and Testament In Witness whereunto I sett my hand and Seal this 31 day of May 1743. 
  
James Gates, Thomas SragingSusanah Maxey Elienner boyef"At a Court held for Goochland County Septem 20 1743 James Gates and Thomas Spraggin proved this writing to be the last Will and Testament of Susanna Maxey which was ordered to be recorded." 