-- [ From: Jackson H. Day * EMC.Ver #2.5.3 ] -- Expanded recipient data: To: Sigtaba \ America On-Line: (sigtaba) Laura, I've wondered myself whether a list of the people who came over with Nathaniel Taylor existed, but haven't seen a reference to one--and don't have one myself. It would be quite a coup to get it! Unfortunately, It was only up through 1680 that you got 50 acres of land for everyone you transported over. Interestingly, I just looked in Skordas book of the early Maryland land grant recipients, and Coldham's series which follows that, and there is no Nathaniel Taylor listed. Perhaps as a clergyman he wasn't interested in property, but there were certainly many in those days who were! Jack Day -------- REPLY, Original message follows -------- > Date: Saturday, 21-Mar-98 09:45 AM > > From: Sigtaba \ America On-Line: (sigtaba) > To: Jackson H. Day \ PRODIGY: (TDHM26A) > cc: Beall List \ Internet: (beall-l@rootsweb.com) > > Subject: Re: [BEALL-L] Mary Beall, "kin" of Ninian, husband of John Pottinger > > Dear Mr. Day (and all other Beall searchers), > > You mentioned 25 families that Rev Nathaniel Taylor brought with him to > Maryland. Do you happen to have a list of those families, or know where I might > find one? I'd love to know of it! I've also been trying to find a list of the > 200 Scots that Ninian Beall brought over, but haven't found that one yet, > either. Do you know if such a list exists? > > Thanks so much. > Laura > -------- REPLY, End of original message --------