To those viewing this, please, look at it closely. Read all the information and compare everything because in one place, they have Richard and Elizabeth with a son, James Evans born in circa 1703. I think a close look at the material will prove this to be the son, James Kingsbury, that Elizabeth bequeaths to in her will, not James Evans. Don -------------------------------------------------- From: "Evans-Richard List Administrator" <listadministratorevans@earthlink.net> Sent: Sunday, March 14, 2010 8:50 PM To: <evans-richard@rootsweb.com> Subject: [EVANS-RICHARD] some information on Dr. James Kingsbury, Elizabeth Hall Evans Kingsbury, and a tiny bit on Richard Evans > This just came to my attention..... thought you all might want to have > too, even though it's a bit long: > R > > http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mrmarsha&id=I60719 > > <http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mrmarsha&id=I60719> > > 1658-1758 Charles County MD Families "The first 100 years": Wills, > Court, Church, Land, Inventories & Accounts > Entries: 74789 Updated: 2010-03-13 03:12:36 UTC (Sat) Contact: Michael > Home Page: Marshall Hall > > Includes early Northern Neck VA Records for counties bordering the > Rappahannock & Potomac Rivers. Please do not send Ancestry.com messages, > I do not have a subscription: > > ID: I60719 > Name: James Dr. Kingsbury > Sex: M > Birth: BEF 1665 > Death: 25 JAN 1726/27 in Calvert County, Maryland - Probate > Note: > === > Kingsbury, James, doctor of physick, Calvert County, 2nd Feb., 1724 ; > 25th Jan., 1726-7. > Entire estate in Maryland or England deeded to wife Elizabeth. > Test: John Thomas, Thos. Brooke, Jr., Richard Stevens (Stephens). 19, 78. > === > Dr. James Kingsbury 12.100 CA £271.15.9 Apr 26 1727 May 4 1727 > Appraisers: Henry Austin, Thomas Lingan. > Creditors: William Smith. > Next of kin: John Kingsbury, James Kingsbury. > Administratrix/Executrix: Elisabeth Kingsbury. > === > James Kingsbury 8.533 A CA £271.15.9 £16.0.0 Feb 25 1727 > Received from: Nathaniel Bowen, Neimiah Brickhead, Robert Weeler. > Payments to: Richard Smith, Thomas Colmer. > Executrix: Elisabeth Kingsbury. > === > John Gwinn 9.19 A CH #6294 #6261 Feb 25 1685 > Payments to: Frances Mason, Lawrence Hoskins, Joseph Curnell, Nathaniell > Veiring, John Wilder, James Kingsberry, Col. Laye (administrator of Col. > Roser). > Administratrix: Sarah Dixon, wife of Thomas Dixon. > === > William Hensey 9.44 A CH £64.0.2 #9876 Jul 9 1686 > The amount of the inventory is equivalent to #12802. > Legatees: John Courtes, Robert Powell, Susanna Abbott, Mary Harris, > Richard Smith, Ann Browne. > Payments to: Henry Taller, Mr. Robert Doyne, Robert Powell, John > Courtes, Dr. James Kingsberry as by receipt of Charles Shepherd, George > Scroggin, Mr. Thomas Hussey, Cleborne Lomax, James Cullin, Phillip Lynes. > Administratrix: Barbary Chapman, now wife of John Gorly. > === > Robert Worrall 9.76 A CH 237.15.2 Aug 13 1686 > Payments to: James Kingsbury, Cleybourne Lomax, Michael Weeb. > Administratrix: Margrett Cornell, wife of Joseph Cornell. > === > William White 14.90 A AA £26.0.0 #5702 {1696} > Payments to: James Kingsbury, Robert Grott, Morgan Jones, Edmond Mason, > John Masfield, John Chappell, Samuell Chew due to John Hall, Richard > Wells. > Mentions: 1 orphan (unnamed). > Administrator: Walter Emerton. > === > Robert Doyne 15.31 A May 20 1697 > Payments to: James Weeks (bricklayer), George Layfeild, Elisabeth Baker, > John Rodgers, Edward Till, John Wincall, Joshua Doyne, Garret > Vanswaringen, Mrs. Ester Cordea, William Newman, Ann Fowke, Thomas > Chapman, Phillip Mason, John Bayne, John Booth, Michael]. Martin, Mr. > Robert Carvill, Hon. Sir Thomas Lawrence, Mr. Robert Yates, Mr. John > Addison, William Morse, Phillip Hoskins (administrator of Dr. John > Lemarr), Thomas Dickason, Col, John Courts, Mr. Henry Lowe, Col. Humphry > Warren, Col. Henry Darnall, Phillip Mason, Dr. John Cornish, Mr. > Cleburne Lomax, Maj. Nicholas Sewall, Mr. Garret Vanswaringen„ Mr. > Joshua Doyne, Ignatius Wheeler, Lawrance Ratchford, Mr. John Bayne, Mr. > William Thompson, Mr. James Smallwood note drawn on Daniell Henley, Mr. > William Taylard, John Brassheer, Mr. Robert Barrot, Mr. Charles Carroll > due to estate of Anthony Underwood, Dr. James Kingsberry, John Godshall, > Mr. Charles Carroll, Mr. John Wilder, Mr. George Ellowaye (administrator > of Thomas Ellowaie, Mary Macock, Thomas Witchally, Mr. Thomas Burford, > Mr. William Stone for judgment recovered from Edward Minge, John Fauker, > Mr. George Brent, Mr. Thomas Jenkins, Mr. John Barecroft, Mr. James > Neale, Erazmus Green, Mr. James Cullen, Emanuell Radcliff, William > Newman per Mr. Plater, Mr. Thompson for note by John Grey, Robert > Thompson, Edward Potter, Joshua Graves, John Stone for Bennony Thomas, > Col. John Addisone, Thomas Hussey, James Smallwood/ William Stone, > William Newman, Theobalds judgment against Stone, Maj. Wheeler, Henry > Hawkins, Robert Thompson, John Bracher. > Executrix: Ann Plater, wife of George Plater, Esq. > === > Jonathon Willson 19.155 A PG £55.1.3 £66.2.8 Jul 14 1699 > Payments to: Richard Marsham and his wife Ann (administrators of Henry > Brent), Col. John Bigger for judgment vs. Samuel' Gooey in Charles > County, James Kingsbury, Joseph Ceacill paid to Mr. William Dent & > William Bladen. > Executors: Katherine Willson, Joseph Cecill. > === > Thomas Heiford 21.342 A AA £100.8.2 Apr 25 1702 > Payments to: Mr. Henry Hale, William Holland, Mr. Samuell Chew, Dr. > James Kingsberry, Mr. Morgan Jones, Roger Roberts, Thomas Tench, Esq., > Hester Marrinn, Robert Use, Mr. Thomas Carpenter, Dr. John Reaves, John > Thomson. > === > Richard Evans 25.112 A CA £386.17.7 £384.15.2 Nov 15 1705 > Payments to: Edward Buttler for use of John Hyde, Walter Smith for use > of Capt. Hepburne, John Phillips, Richard Harrison, John Smith for use > of Mr. Peter Pagen & Co., Katherine Anderson, John Pedden, Edward Butler > for use of Tab. Bowles. > Executrix: widow (unnamed), now wife of Dr. James Kingsberry. > === > Richard Evans 25.60 A CA £386.17.7 £354.6.8 Apr 28 1705 > Payments to: Richard Bennitt & Mr. James Heath, Mr. Robert Bradley, > Walter Smith, Aron Hall, Nathan Smith for use of Nathaniell Rouse & Co., > Edward Battler, James Stoddert, Elias Coleman, George Parker, Thomas > Cockshutt, Capt. Thomas Ems, Charles Allen for use of Thomas Norris, > Thomas Brooke, Esq., Peter Paggen & Co. per Walter Smith, Peter Paggen & > Co. per John Smith, John Lidden. > Executrix: Elisabeth Kingsberry, wife of Dr. James Kingsberry. > === > Jeremiah Eldridge 25.46 A CA £90.0.0 £105.16.1 Apr 6 1705 > A second inventory was cited in the amount of £57.11.1. > Payments to: Mr. Lingan, James Stoddard, Mr. Peter Paggen & Co., Thomas > Taney, Patrick Dew, Elisha Hall, William Taylard, John Bowing, George > Cole, Aron Hall, Richard Evans, John Fisher, William Mills, Jonathon > Tench, William Kederry, Nicholas Sporne, John Atwell (runaway), Abraham > Bird. > Administrator: Col. Walter Smith. > === > Thomas Hughs 28.298 I AA £10.11.6 Sep 13 1708 > Received from: Thomas Hughs (planter). > Administrator: James Kingbury (also James Kingsbury). > === > William Lidell 31.117 A £323.3.9 £231.10.2 May 24 1710 > Payments to: Col. William Holland due to estate of Nicholas Terrett, Mary > Arthur, Elisabeth Moone, Richard Deaver, Thomas Macnemara, Henry > Boteler, James Kingsbury, Dinah Finick, Robert Bradly, Dr. Patrick > Hepbourne, William Gilburn, Joseph Owen. > Mentions: orphan (unnamed). > List of debts: William Gilburn. > Administrator: Capt. Thomas Emms. > === > Ignatius Craycroft 32C.171 A PG £233.1.0 Oct 22 1711 > Gentleman. > Received from: Capt. Richard Smith, Raphael Haywood. > Payments to: Tasker, Wornell Hunt & Nicholas Spurner James Kingsbury, > Thomas Cooke, Peregrine Brown (merchant in London). > Mentions: John Craycroft (son). > Administrator: Mr. Luke Gardner. > === > Col. William Barton 34.109 A PG £1479.12.1 £1010.19.8 Apr 9 1713 > Received from: Thomas Brooke, Esq., James Kingsbury, Mr, Thomas Sprigg, > Col. Ninian Beall, Samuell Taylor, John Cole, Capt. Emms per Capt. Hide, > Col. Thomas Greenfield, Thomas Smith, John Miskell, John Dorsett, > Richard Weaver, Francis Sandsbury, John Summers, Jos. Towgood, Hugh > Ryley, Humphry Ward, Thomas Palmer, Dr. Richard Pile, Robert Brooke, > John Lashley, Simon Nichalls, William Ludwell, Gilbert Marsh, Thomas > Blanford, Theophilus Bushop, Richard Lancaster, Benjamin Wheeler, > Nicholas Davis. > Payments to: James Stoddert on account of John Hunt, James Stoddert on > account of William Hutchison, Dr. Hepburn, Col. Seymour, Capt. Keysar & > Wharton, Capt. John Hyde, Marmaduke Scott, Robert Brooke, Mr. John Hunt, > Luke Gardh, Capt. Richard Smith, Mary Boyd, George Harriss, Mr. Robert > Owen, Mr. John Bradford, Thomas Markin, Mrs. Wright, Mr. Charles > Carroll, William Wilkinson, Jane Crofts, Abram Clarke, Vestry of Queen > Anne Parish, Griffeth Jones, William Tallard, Mrs. Mason, Joseph Dewell, > John Beall, Joseph Perry, Frances Durham, Marsham Warring, Thomas Beall, > William Taylor per Portobacco Vestry, Michaell Martin, John Vaudrey, Mr. > James Heath, administrator of John Gandy, Henry Buttelor, Col. Thomas > Greenfield. > Legatees: wife (unnamed) of Capt. John Murdock, Basill Warring, wife > (unnamed) of William Howard. > Mentions: Henry Thickpenny (orphan), William Forrest (orphan), Lucy > Forrest (orphan), Mr. Murdock. > Executrix: Sarah Haddock, wife of Mr. James Haddock. > == > John Short 36B.45 A CA £233.17.0 £216.16.9 Sep 17 1714 > Received from: Jonathon Mathew, Joseph Jackson. > Payments to: Thomas Ennis, George Keeple, Thomas Lynch, James Waldey, > William Smith, Thomas Tasker, Esq., Richard Jones, Mr. Walter Smith, > George Cole, Sir Thomas Lawrence, John Manning, Mr. Cheseldyne, (entry > unreadable), Joseph West, William Sturnace, William Jones, Michael > Askew, John Deaver, Thomas Larkin, Maj. Watson, Joshua Cecil, William > Wilkinson, Richard Evans, Nicholas Spowrne, Mr. Walter Smith, William > Stone, John Elsey, William Bladen, Esq., Archibald Edmondson, Henry > Fernley, Thomas Brooke, Esq., Dr. James Kingsbury, John Gardner, Mr. > Beale, John Melfitt, Joseph Hall, Samuel Watkins. > List of debts: William Restall (runaway), Richard Saynesbury, Charles > Tracy (dead). Executrix: Anne Skinner, wife of Clarke Skinner. > === > Mr. Nath. Smith 36C.84 A CA 2179.11.0 oct 27 1715 > Payments to: Capt. Jos. Bezeley, Alexander White, John Giles, Mr. Thomas > Gant, Dr. Kingsberry, Joshua Cecill, Hugh Ryley. > Legatees: Susanah Smith. > Executor: Joseph Smith. > === > Robert Conant 37B.82 A AA £58.0.0 £29.16.6 Oct 18 1717 > Payments to: Capt. Thomas Larkin, Roger Boyce, Thomas Tacker, John > League, Dr. James Kingsbury. > Administratrix; Sophia Connant. > === > Darby Sullivan 39A.52 A CA £11.19.5 Apr 7 1718 > Received from: Charles North, Robert Loosetubb. > Payments to: Mr. John Broom, Mr. Joseph Smith, Henry Johnson, Michael > Askew, Dr. James Kingsbury, Thomas Bowen, Thomas Marshall. > === > Morgan Jones 2.201 A AA £143.6.6 £19.12.8 Sep 4 1719 > A second inventory was cited in the amount £25.11.8. > Payments to: William Holland, Esq., Samuell Harrison, James Kingsbury, > Thomas Humphrys. > Legatees: father-in-law (unnamed) of deceased to Jane Jones (daughter). > Administrator: William Jones. > === > John Shepherd 3.127 A CA £90.6.7 £24.8.1 Aug 20 1720 > Payments to: Mr. John Smith, Richard Smith for note by James Kingsbury, > Abraham Downe, Thomas Marshall, Aderton Skinner. > Executrix: Mary Shepherd. > > > ??Marriage 1 Female MNU Kingsbury > > Children > James Kingsbury b: ABT 1703 in Christ Church Parish, Calvert County, > Maryland > ?Marriage 2 Elizabeth Hall b: 1673 in Calvert County, Maryland > Married: BEF 18 APR 1705 in Calvert County, Maryland > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > EVANS-RICHARD-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hi, Robin, Yes, this is your lineage. Our ancestors are 1. Richard Evans 2. Samuel Evans 3. John Evans 4. Edward Evans 5. Jesse Evans At this point, you and I and Joe Evans of Texas break off. Your line, Robin, continues as follows: 6. Hiram Evans 7. Jesse K. Evans 8. Demia Evans 9. Cleta May Brandenburg My line continues as: 6. Margaret Evans 7. Lucy Jane Smith 8. Sidney B. Brandenburg 9. General Brandenburg Quoting robin branson <rbranson1941@gmail.com>: > Hi, this is Robin Branson, I have been reading the emails and I have to > ask > does this have anything to do with my family?I am just asking because I > havent been able to back up my info is there anyone out there who might > know > if my ancesters are the same as the ones mentioned in these notes? Does > anyone know if my infor could be right? I would like any feed back I can > get > thanks Robin Branson > > On Sun, Mar 14, 2010 at 9:50 PM, Evans-Richard List Administrator < > listadministratorevans@earthlink.net> wrote: > > > This just came to my attention..... thought you all might want to > have > > too, even though it's a bit long: > > R > > > > > > > http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mrmarsha&id=I60719 > > > > < > > > http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mrmarsha&id=I60719 > > > > > > > 1658-1758 Charles County MD Families "The first 100 years": Wills, > > Court, Church, Land, Inventories & Accounts > > Entries: 74789 Updated: 2010-03-13 03:12:36 UTC (Sat) Contact: > Michael > > Home Page: Marshall Hall > > > > Includes early Northern Neck VA Records for counties bordering the > > Rappahannock & Potomac Rivers. Please do not send Ancestry.com > messages, > > I do not have a subscription: > > > > ID: I60719 > > Name: James Dr. Kingsbury > > Sex: M > > Birth: BEF 1665 > > Death: 25 JAN 1726/27 in Calvert County, Maryland - Probate > > Note: > > === > > Kingsbury, James, doctor of physick, Calvert County, 2nd Feb., 1724 ; > > 25th Jan., 1726-7. > > Entire estate in Maryland or England deeded to wife Elizabeth. > > Test: John Thomas, Thos. Brooke, Jr., Richard Stevens (Stephens). 19, > 78. > > === > > Dr. James Kingsbury 12.100 CA £271.15.9 Apr 26 1727 May 4 1727 > > Appraisers: Henry Austin, Thomas Lingan. > > Creditors: William Smith. > > Next of kin: John Kingsbury, James Kingsbury. > > Administratrix/Executrix: Elisabeth Kingsbury. > > === > > James Kingsbury 8.533 A CA £271.15.9 £16.0.0 Feb 25 1727 > > Received from: Nathaniel Bowen, Neimiah Brickhead, Robert Weeler. > > Payments to: Richard Smith, Thomas Colmer. > > Executrix: Elisabeth Kingsbury. > > === > > John Gwinn 9.19 A CH #6294 #6261 Feb 25 1685 > > Payments to: Frances Mason, Lawrence Hoskins, Joseph Curnell, > Nathaniell > > Veiring, John Wilder, James Kingsberry, Col. Laye (administrator of > Col. > > Roser). > > Administratrix: Sarah Dixon, wife of Thomas Dixon. > > === > > William Hensey 9.44 A CH £64.0.2 #9876 Jul 9 1686 > > The amount of the inventory is equivalent to #12802. > > Legatees: John Courtes, Robert Powell, Susanna Abbott, Mary Harris, > > Richard Smith, Ann Browne. > > Payments to: Henry Taller, Mr. Robert Doyne, Robert Powell, John > > Courtes, Dr. James Kingsberry as by receipt of Charles Shepherd, > George > > Scroggin, Mr. Thomas Hussey, Cleborne Lomax, James Cullin, Phillip > Lynes. > > Administratrix: Barbary Chapman, now wife of John Gorly. > > === > > Robert Worrall 9.76 A CH 237.15.2 Aug 13 1686 > > Payments to: James Kingsbury, Cleybourne Lomax, Michael Weeb. > > Administratrix: Margrett Cornell, wife of Joseph Cornell. > > === > > William White 14.90 A AA £26.0.0 #5702 {1696} > > Payments to: James Kingsbury, Robert Grott, Morgan Jones, Edmond > Mason, > > John Masfield, John Chappell, Samuell Chew due to John Hall, Richard > Wells. > > Mentions: 1 orphan (unnamed). > > Administrator: Walter Emerton. > > === > > Robert Doyne 15.31 A May 20 1697 > > Payments to: James Weeks (bricklayer), George Layfeild, Elisabeth > Baker, > > John Rodgers, Edward Till, John Wincall, Joshua Doyne, Garret > > Vanswaringen, Mrs. Ester Cordea, William Newman, Ann Fowke, Thomas > > Chapman, Phillip Mason, John Bayne, John Booth, Michael]. Martin, Mr. > > Robert Carvill, Hon. Sir Thomas Lawrence, Mr. Robert Yates, Mr. John > > Addison, William Morse, Phillip Hoskins (administrator of Dr. John > > Lemarr), Thomas Dickason, Col, John Courts, Mr. Henry Lowe, Col. > Humphry > > Warren, Col. Henry Darnall, Phillip Mason, Dr. John Cornish, Mr. > > Cleburne Lomax, Maj. Nicholas Sewall, Mr. Garret Vanswaringen„ Mr. > > Joshua Doyne, Ignatius Wheeler, Lawrance Ratchford, Mr. John Bayne, > Mr. > > William Thompson, Mr. James Smallwood note drawn on Daniell Henley, > Mr. > > William Taylard, John Brassheer, Mr. Robert Barrot, Mr. Charles > Carroll > > due to estate of Anthony Underwood, Dr. James Kingsberry, John > Godshall, > > Mr. Charles Carroll, Mr. John Wilder, Mr. George Ellowaye > (administrator > > of Thomas Ellowaie, Mary Macock, Thomas Witchally, Mr. Thomas > Burford, > > Mr. William Stone for judgment recovered from Edward Minge, John > Fauker, > > Mr. George Brent, Mr. Thomas Jenkins, Mr. John Barecroft, Mr. James > > Neale, Erazmus Green, Mr. James Cullen, Emanuell Radcliff, William > > Newman per Mr. Plater, Mr. Thompson for note by John Grey, Robert > > Thompson, Edward Potter, Joshua Graves, John Stone for Bennony > Thomas, > > Col. John Addisone, Thomas Hussey, James Smallwood/ William Stone, > > William Newman, Theobalds judgment against Stone, Maj. Wheeler, Henry > > Hawkins, Robert Thompson, John Bracher. > > Executrix: Ann Plater, wife of George Plater, Esq. > > === > > Jonathon Willson 19.155 A PG £55.1.3 £66.2.8 Jul 14 1699 > > Payments to: Richard Marsham and his wife Ann (administrators of > Henry > > Brent), Col. John Bigger for judgment vs. Samuel' Gooey in Charles > > County, James Kingsbury, Joseph Ceacill paid to Mr. William Dent & > > William Bladen. > > Executors: Katherine Willson, Joseph Cecill. > > === > > Thomas Heiford 21.342 A AA £100.8.2 Apr 25 1702 > > Payments to: Mr. Henry Hale, William Holland, Mr. Samuell Chew, Dr. > > James Kingsberry, Mr. Morgan Jones, Roger Roberts, Thomas Tench, > Esq., > > Hester Marrinn, Robert Use, Mr. Thomas Carpenter, Dr. John Reaves, > John > > Thomson. > > === > > Richard Evans 25.112 A CA £386.17.7 £384.15.2 Nov 15 1705 > > Payments to: Edward Buttler for use of John Hyde, Walter Smith for > use > > of Capt. Hepburne, John Phillips, Richard Harrison, John Smith for > use > > of Mr. Peter Pagen & Co., Katherine Anderson, John Pedden, Edward > Butler > > for use of Tab. Bowles. > > Executrix: widow (unnamed), now wife of Dr. James Kingsberry. > > === > > Richard Evans 25.60 A CA £386.17.7 £354.6.8 Apr 28 1705 > > Payments to: Richard Bennitt & Mr. James Heath, Mr. Robert Bradley, > > Walter Smith, Aron Hall, Nathan Smith for use of Nathaniell Rouse & > Co., > > Edward Battler, James Stoddert, Elias Coleman, George Parker, Thomas > > Cockshutt, Capt. Thomas Ems, Charles Allen for use of Thomas Norris, > > Thomas Brooke, Esq., Peter Paggen & Co. per Walter Smith, Peter Paggen > & > > Co. per John Smith, John Lidden. > > Executrix: Elisabeth Kingsberry, wife of Dr. James Kingsberry. > > === > > Jeremiah Eldridge 25.46 A CA £90.0.0 £105.16.1 Apr 6 1705 > > A second inventory was cited in the amount of £57.11.1. > > Payments to: Mr. Lingan, James Stoddard, Mr. Peter Paggen & Co., > Thomas > > Taney, Patrick Dew, Elisha Hall, William Taylard, John Bowing, George > > Cole, Aron Hall, Richard Evans, John Fisher, William Mills, Jonathon > > Tench, William Kederry, Nicholas Sporne, John Atwell (runaway), > Abraham > > Bird. > > Administrator: Col. Walter Smith. > > === > > Thomas Hughs 28.298 I AA £10.11.6 Sep 13 1708 > > Received from: Thomas Hughs (planter). > > Administrator: James Kingbury (also James Kingsbury). > > === > > William Lidell 31.117 A £323.3.9 £231.10.2 May 24 1710 > > Payments to: Col. William Holland due to estate of Nicholas Terrett, > Mary > > Arthur, Elisabeth Moone, Richard Deaver, Thomas Macnemara, Henry > > Boteler, James Kingsbury, Dinah Finick, Robert Bradly, Dr. Patrick > > Hepbourne, William Gilburn, Joseph Owen. > > Mentions: orphan (unnamed). > > List of debts: William Gilburn. > > Administrator: Capt. Thomas Emms. > > === > > Ignatius Craycroft 32C.171 A PG £233.1.0 Oct 22 1711 > > Gentleman. > > Received from: Capt. Richard Smith, Raphael Haywood. > > Payments to: Tasker, Wornell Hunt & Nicholas Spurner James Kingsbury, > > Thomas Cooke, Peregrine Brown (merchant in London). > > Mentions: John Craycroft (son). > > Administrator: Mr. Luke Gardner. > > === > > Col. William Barton 34.109 A PG £1479.12.1 £1010.19.8 Apr 9 1713 > > Received from: Thomas Brooke, Esq., James Kingsbury, Mr, Thomas > Sprigg, > > Col. Ninian Beall, Samuell Taylor, John Cole, Capt. Emms per Capt. > Hide, > > Col. Thomas Greenfield, Thomas Smith, John Miskell, John Dorsett, > > Richard Weaver, Francis Sandsbury, John Summers, Jos. Towgood, Hugh > > Ryley, Humphry Ward, Thomas Palmer, Dr. Richard Pile, Robert Brooke, > > John Lashley, Simon Nichalls, William Ludwell, Gilbert Marsh, Thomas > > Blanford, Theophilus Bushop, Richard Lancaster, Benjamin Wheeler, > > Nicholas Davis. > > Payments to: James Stoddert on account of John Hunt, James Stoddert > on > > account of William Hutchison, Dr. Hepburn, Col. Seymour, Capt. Keysar > & > > Wharton, Capt. John Hyde, Marmaduke Scott, Robert Brooke, Mr. John > Hunt, > > Luke Gardh, Capt. Richard Smith, Mary Boyd, George Harriss, Mr. > Robert > > Owen, Mr. John Bradford, Thomas Markin, Mrs. Wright, Mr. Charles > > Carroll, William Wilkinson, Jane Crofts, Abram Clarke, Vestry of > Queen > > Anne Parish, Griffeth Jones, William Tallard, Mrs. Mason, Joseph > Dewell, > > John Beall, Joseph Perry, Frances Durham, Marsham Warring, Thomas > Beall, > > William Taylor per Portobacco Vestry, Michaell Martin, John Vaudrey, > Mr. > > James Heath, administrator of John Gandy, Henry Buttelor, Col. Thomas > > Greenfield. > > Legatees: wife (unnamed) of Capt. John Murdock, Basill Warring, wife > > (unnamed) of William Howard. > > Mentions: Henry Thickpenny (orphan), William Forrest (orphan), Lucy > > Forrest (orphan), Mr. Murdock. > > Executrix: Sarah Haddock, wife of Mr. James Haddock. > > == > > John Short 36B.45 A CA £233.17.0 £216.16.9 Sep 17 1714 > > Received from: Jonathon Mathew, Joseph Jackson. > > Payments to: Thomas Ennis, George Keeple, Thomas Lynch, James Waldey, > > William Smith, Thomas Tasker, Esq., Richard Jones, Mr. Walter Smith, > > George Cole, Sir Thomas Lawrence, John Manning, Mr. Cheseldyne, > (entry > > unreadable), Joseph West, William Sturnace, William Jones, Michael > > Askew, John Deaver, Thomas Larkin, Maj. Watson, Joshua Cecil, William > > Wilkinson, Richard Evans, Nicholas Spowrne, Mr. Walter Smith, William > > Stone, John Elsey, William Bladen, Esq., Archibald Edmondson, Henry > > Fernley, Thomas Brooke, Esq., Dr. James Kingsbury, John Gardner, Mr. > > Beale, John Melfitt, Joseph Hall, Samuel Watkins. > > List of debts: William Restall (runaway), Richard Saynesbury, Charles > > Tracy (dead). Executrix: Anne Skinner, wife of Clarke Skinner. > > === > > Mr. Nath. Smith 36C.84 A CA 2179.11.0 oct 27 1715 > > Payments to: Capt. Jos. Bezeley, Alexander White, John Giles, Mr. > Thomas > > Gant, Dr. Kingsberry, Joshua Cecill, Hugh Ryley. > > Legatees: Susanah Smith. > > Executor: Joseph Smith. > > === > > Robert Conant 37B.82 A AA £58.0.0 £29.16.6 Oct 18 1717 > > Payments to: Capt. Thomas Larkin, Roger Boyce, Thomas Tacker, John > > League, Dr. James Kingsbury. > > Administratrix; Sophia Connant. > > === > > Darby Sullivan 39A.52 A CA £11.19.5 Apr 7 1718 > > Received from: Charles North, Robert Loosetubb. > > Payments to: Mr. John Broom, Mr. Joseph Smith, Henry Johnson, Michael > > Askew, Dr. James Kingsbury, Thomas Bowen, Thomas Marshall. > > === > > Morgan Jones 2.201 A AA £143.6.6 £19.12.8 Sep 4 1719 > > A second inventory was cited in the amount £25.11.8. > > Payments to: William Holland, Esq., Samuell Harrison, James > Kingsbury, > > Thomas Humphrys. > > Legatees: father-in-law (unnamed) of deceased to Jane Jones > (daughter). > > Administrator: William Jones. > > === > > John Shepherd 3.127 A CA £90.6.7 £24.8.1 Aug 20 1720 > > Payments to: Mr. John Smith, Richard Smith for note by James > Kingsbury, > > Abraham Downe, Thomas Marshall, Aderton Skinner. > > Executrix: Mary Shepherd. > > > > > > ??Marriage 1 Female MNU Kingsbury > > > > Children > > James Kingsbury b: ABT 1703 in Christ Church Parish, Calvert County, > > Maryland > > ?Marriage 2 Elizabeth Hall b: 1673 in Calvert County, Maryland > > Married: BEF 18 APR 1705 in Calvert County, Maryland > > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > > EVANS-RICHARD-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without > the > > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > EVANS-RICHARD-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without > the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Hi, this is Robin Branson, I have been reading the emails and I have to ask does this have anything to do with my family?I am just asking because I havent been able to back up my info is there anyone out there who might know if my ancesters are the same as the ones mentioned in these notes? Does anyone know if my infor could be right? I would like any feed back I can get thanks Robin Branson On Sun, Mar 14, 2010 at 9:50 PM, Evans-Richard List Administrator < listadministratorevans@earthlink.net> wrote: > This just came to my attention..... thought you all might want to have > too, even though it's a bit long: > R > > > http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mrmarsha&id=I60719 > > < > http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mrmarsha&id=I60719 > > > > 1658-1758 Charles County MD Families "The first 100 years": Wills, > Court, Church, Land, Inventories & Accounts > Entries: 74789 Updated: 2010-03-13 03:12:36 UTC (Sat) Contact: Michael > Home Page: Marshall Hall > > Includes early Northern Neck VA Records for counties bordering the > Rappahannock & Potomac Rivers. Please do not send Ancestry.com messages, > I do not have a subscription: > > ID: I60719 > Name: James Dr. Kingsbury > Sex: M > Birth: BEF 1665 > Death: 25 JAN 1726/27 in Calvert County, Maryland - Probate > Note: > === > Kingsbury, James, doctor of physick, Calvert County, 2nd Feb., 1724 ; > 25th Jan., 1726-7. > Entire estate in Maryland or England deeded to wife Elizabeth. > Test: John Thomas, Thos. Brooke, Jr., Richard Stevens (Stephens). 19, 78. > === > Dr. James Kingsbury 12.100 CA £271.15.9 Apr 26 1727 May 4 1727 > Appraisers: Henry Austin, Thomas Lingan. > Creditors: William Smith. > Next of kin: John Kingsbury, James Kingsbury. > Administratrix/Executrix: Elisabeth Kingsbury. > === > James Kingsbury 8.533 A CA £271.15.9 £16.0.0 Feb 25 1727 > Received from: Nathaniel Bowen, Neimiah Brickhead, Robert Weeler. > Payments to: Richard Smith, Thomas Colmer. > Executrix: Elisabeth Kingsbury. > === > John Gwinn 9.19 A CH #6294 #6261 Feb 25 1685 > Payments to: Frances Mason, Lawrence Hoskins, Joseph Curnell, Nathaniell > Veiring, John Wilder, James Kingsberry, Col. Laye (administrator of Col. > Roser). > Administratrix: Sarah Dixon, wife of Thomas Dixon. > === > William Hensey 9.44 A CH £64.0.2 #9876 Jul 9 1686 > The amount of the inventory is equivalent to #12802. > Legatees: John Courtes, Robert Powell, Susanna Abbott, Mary Harris, > Richard Smith, Ann Browne. > Payments to: Henry Taller, Mr. Robert Doyne, Robert Powell, John > Courtes, Dr. James Kingsberry as by receipt of Charles Shepherd, George > Scroggin, Mr. Thomas Hussey, Cleborne Lomax, James Cullin, Phillip Lynes. > Administratrix: Barbary Chapman, now wife of John Gorly. > === > Robert Worrall 9.76 A CH 237.15.2 Aug 13 1686 > Payments to: James Kingsbury, Cleybourne Lomax, Michael Weeb. > Administratrix: Margrett Cornell, wife of Joseph Cornell. > === > William White 14.90 A AA £26.0.0 #5702 {1696} > Payments to: James Kingsbury, Robert Grott, Morgan Jones, Edmond Mason, > John Masfield, John Chappell, Samuell Chew due to John Hall, Richard Wells. > Mentions: 1 orphan (unnamed). > Administrator: Walter Emerton. > === > Robert Doyne 15.31 A May 20 1697 > Payments to: James Weeks (bricklayer), George Layfeild, Elisabeth Baker, > John Rodgers, Edward Till, John Wincall, Joshua Doyne, Garret > Vanswaringen, Mrs. Ester Cordea, William Newman, Ann Fowke, Thomas > Chapman, Phillip Mason, John Bayne, John Booth, Michael]. Martin, Mr. > Robert Carvill, Hon. Sir Thomas Lawrence, Mr. Robert Yates, Mr. John > Addison, William Morse, Phillip Hoskins (administrator of Dr. John > Lemarr), Thomas Dickason, Col, John Courts, Mr. Henry Lowe, Col. Humphry > Warren, Col. Henry Darnall, Phillip Mason, Dr. John Cornish, Mr. > Cleburne Lomax, Maj. Nicholas Sewall, Mr. Garret Vanswaringen„ Mr. > Joshua Doyne, Ignatius Wheeler, Lawrance Ratchford, Mr. John Bayne, Mr. > William Thompson, Mr. James Smallwood note drawn on Daniell Henley, Mr. > William Taylard, John Brassheer, Mr. Robert Barrot, Mr. Charles Carroll > due to estate of Anthony Underwood, Dr. James Kingsberry, John Godshall, > Mr. Charles Carroll, Mr. John Wilder, Mr. George Ellowaye (administrator > of Thomas Ellowaie, Mary Macock, Thomas Witchally, Mr. Thomas Burford, > Mr. William Stone for judgment recovered from Edward Minge, John Fauker, > Mr. George Brent, Mr. Thomas Jenkins, Mr. John Barecroft, Mr. James > Neale, Erazmus Green, Mr. James Cullen, Emanuell Radcliff, William > Newman per Mr. Plater, Mr. Thompson for note by John Grey, Robert > Thompson, Edward Potter, Joshua Graves, John Stone for Bennony Thomas, > Col. John Addisone, Thomas Hussey, James Smallwood/ William Stone, > William Newman, Theobalds judgment against Stone, Maj. Wheeler, Henry > Hawkins, Robert Thompson, John Bracher. > Executrix: Ann Plater, wife of George Plater, Esq. > === > Jonathon Willson 19.155 A PG £55.1.3 £66.2.8 Jul 14 1699 > Payments to: Richard Marsham and his wife Ann (administrators of Henry > Brent), Col. John Bigger for judgment vs. Samuel' Gooey in Charles > County, James Kingsbury, Joseph Ceacill paid to Mr. William Dent & > William Bladen. > Executors: Katherine Willson, Joseph Cecill. > === > Thomas Heiford 21.342 A AA £100.8.2 Apr 25 1702 > Payments to: Mr. Henry Hale, William Holland, Mr. Samuell Chew, Dr. > James Kingsberry, Mr. Morgan Jones, Roger Roberts, Thomas Tench, Esq., > Hester Marrinn, Robert Use, Mr. Thomas Carpenter, Dr. John Reaves, John > Thomson. > === > Richard Evans 25.112 A CA £386.17.7 £384.15.2 Nov 15 1705 > Payments to: Edward Buttler for use of John Hyde, Walter Smith for use > of Capt. Hepburne, John Phillips, Richard Harrison, John Smith for use > of Mr. Peter Pagen & Co., Katherine Anderson, John Pedden, Edward Butler > for use of Tab. Bowles. > Executrix: widow (unnamed), now wife of Dr. James Kingsberry. > === > Richard Evans 25.60 A CA £386.17.7 £354.6.8 Apr 28 1705 > Payments to: Richard Bennitt & Mr. James Heath, Mr. Robert Bradley, > Walter Smith, Aron Hall, Nathan Smith for use of Nathaniell Rouse & Co., > Edward Battler, James Stoddert, Elias Coleman, George Parker, Thomas > Cockshutt, Capt. Thomas Ems, Charles Allen for use of Thomas Norris, > Thomas Brooke, Esq., Peter Paggen & Co. per Walter Smith, Peter Paggen & > Co. per John Smith, John Lidden. > Executrix: Elisabeth Kingsberry, wife of Dr. James Kingsberry. > === > Jeremiah Eldridge 25.46 A CA £90.0.0 £105.16.1 Apr 6 1705 > A second inventory was cited in the amount of £57.11.1. > Payments to: Mr. Lingan, James Stoddard, Mr. Peter Paggen & Co., Thomas > Taney, Patrick Dew, Elisha Hall, William Taylard, John Bowing, George > Cole, Aron Hall, Richard Evans, John Fisher, William Mills, Jonathon > Tench, William Kederry, Nicholas Sporne, John Atwell (runaway), Abraham > Bird. > Administrator: Col. Walter Smith. > === > Thomas Hughs 28.298 I AA £10.11.6 Sep 13 1708 > Received from: Thomas Hughs (planter). > Administrator: James Kingbury (also James Kingsbury). > === > William Lidell 31.117 A £323.3.9 £231.10.2 May 24 1710 > Payments to: Col. William Holland due to estate of Nicholas Terrett, Mary > Arthur, Elisabeth Moone, Richard Deaver, Thomas Macnemara, Henry > Boteler, James Kingsbury, Dinah Finick, Robert Bradly, Dr. Patrick > Hepbourne, William Gilburn, Joseph Owen. > Mentions: orphan (unnamed). > List of debts: William Gilburn. > Administrator: Capt. Thomas Emms. > === > Ignatius Craycroft 32C.171 A PG £233.1.0 Oct 22 1711 > Gentleman. > Received from: Capt. Richard Smith, Raphael Haywood. > Payments to: Tasker, Wornell Hunt & Nicholas Spurner James Kingsbury, > Thomas Cooke, Peregrine Brown (merchant in London). > Mentions: John Craycroft (son). > Administrator: Mr. Luke Gardner. > === > Col. William Barton 34.109 A PG £1479.12.1 £1010.19.8 Apr 9 1713 > Received from: Thomas Brooke, Esq., James Kingsbury, Mr, Thomas Sprigg, > Col. Ninian Beall, Samuell Taylor, John Cole, Capt. Emms per Capt. Hide, > Col. Thomas Greenfield, Thomas Smith, John Miskell, John Dorsett, > Richard Weaver, Francis Sandsbury, John Summers, Jos. Towgood, Hugh > Ryley, Humphry Ward, Thomas Palmer, Dr. Richard Pile, Robert Brooke, > John Lashley, Simon Nichalls, William Ludwell, Gilbert Marsh, Thomas > Blanford, Theophilus Bushop, Richard Lancaster, Benjamin Wheeler, > Nicholas Davis. > Payments to: James Stoddert on account of John Hunt, James Stoddert on > account of William Hutchison, Dr. Hepburn, Col. Seymour, Capt. Keysar & > Wharton, Capt. John Hyde, Marmaduke Scott, Robert Brooke, Mr. John Hunt, > Luke Gardh, Capt. Richard Smith, Mary Boyd, George Harriss, Mr. Robert > Owen, Mr. John Bradford, Thomas Markin, Mrs. Wright, Mr. Charles > Carroll, William Wilkinson, Jane Crofts, Abram Clarke, Vestry of Queen > Anne Parish, Griffeth Jones, William Tallard, Mrs. Mason, Joseph Dewell, > John Beall, Joseph Perry, Frances Durham, Marsham Warring, Thomas Beall, > William Taylor per Portobacco Vestry, Michaell Martin, John Vaudrey, Mr. > James Heath, administrator of John Gandy, Henry Buttelor, Col. Thomas > Greenfield. > Legatees: wife (unnamed) of Capt. John Murdock, Basill Warring, wife > (unnamed) of William Howard. > Mentions: Henry Thickpenny (orphan), William Forrest (orphan), Lucy > Forrest (orphan), Mr. Murdock. > Executrix: Sarah Haddock, wife of Mr. James Haddock. > == > John Short 36B.45 A CA £233.17.0 £216.16.9 Sep 17 1714 > Received from: Jonathon Mathew, Joseph Jackson. > Payments to: Thomas Ennis, George Keeple, Thomas Lynch, James Waldey, > William Smith, Thomas Tasker, Esq., Richard Jones, Mr. Walter Smith, > George Cole, Sir Thomas Lawrence, John Manning, Mr. Cheseldyne, (entry > unreadable), Joseph West, William Sturnace, William Jones, Michael > Askew, John Deaver, Thomas Larkin, Maj. Watson, Joshua Cecil, William > Wilkinson, Richard Evans, Nicholas Spowrne, Mr. Walter Smith, William > Stone, John Elsey, William Bladen, Esq., Archibald Edmondson, Henry > Fernley, Thomas Brooke, Esq., Dr. James Kingsbury, John Gardner, Mr. > Beale, John Melfitt, Joseph Hall, Samuel Watkins. > List of debts: William Restall (runaway), Richard Saynesbury, Charles > Tracy (dead). Executrix: Anne Skinner, wife of Clarke Skinner. > === > Mr. Nath. Smith 36C.84 A CA 2179.11.0 oct 27 1715 > Payments to: Capt. Jos. Bezeley, Alexander White, John Giles, Mr. Thomas > Gant, Dr. Kingsberry, Joshua Cecill, Hugh Ryley. > Legatees: Susanah Smith. > Executor: Joseph Smith. > === > Robert Conant 37B.82 A AA £58.0.0 £29.16.6 Oct 18 1717 > Payments to: Capt. Thomas Larkin, Roger Boyce, Thomas Tacker, John > League, Dr. James Kingsbury. > Administratrix; Sophia Connant. > === > Darby Sullivan 39A.52 A CA £11.19.5 Apr 7 1718 > Received from: Charles North, Robert Loosetubb. > Payments to: Mr. John Broom, Mr. Joseph Smith, Henry Johnson, Michael > Askew, Dr. James Kingsbury, Thomas Bowen, Thomas Marshall. > === > Morgan Jones 2.201 A AA £143.6.6 £19.12.8 Sep 4 1719 > A second inventory was cited in the amount £25.11.8. > Payments to: William Holland, Esq., Samuell Harrison, James Kingsbury, > Thomas Humphrys. > Legatees: father-in-law (unnamed) of deceased to Jane Jones (daughter). > Administrator: William Jones. > === > John Shepherd 3.127 A CA £90.6.7 £24.8.1 Aug 20 1720 > Payments to: Mr. John Smith, Richard Smith for note by James Kingsbury, > Abraham Downe, Thomas Marshall, Aderton Skinner. > Executrix: Mary Shepherd. > > > ??Marriage 1 Female MNU Kingsbury > > Children > James Kingsbury b: ABT 1703 in Christ Church Parish, Calvert County, > Maryland > ?Marriage 2 Elizabeth Hall b: 1673 in Calvert County, Maryland > Married: BEF 18 APR 1705 in Calvert County, Maryland > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > EVANS-RICHARD-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

This just came to my attention..... thought you all might want to have too, even though it's a bit long: R http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mrmarsha&id=I60719 <http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mrmarsha&id=I60719> 1658-1758 Charles County MD Families "The first 100 years": Wills, Court, Church, Land, Inventories & Accounts Entries: 74789 Updated: 2010-03-13 03:12:36 UTC (Sat) Contact: Michael Home Page: Marshall Hall Includes early Northern Neck VA Records for counties bordering the Rappahannock & Potomac Rivers. Please do not send Ancestry.com messages, I do not have a subscription: ID: I60719 Name: James Dr. Kingsbury Sex: M Birth: BEF 1665 Death: 25 JAN 1726/27 in Calvert County, Maryland - Probate Note: === Kingsbury, James, doctor of physick, Calvert County, 2nd Feb., 1724 ; 25th Jan., 1726-7. Entire estate in Maryland or England deeded to wife Elizabeth. Test: John Thomas, Thos. Brooke, Jr., Richard Stevens (Stephens). 19, 78. === Dr. James Kingsbury 12.100 CA £271.15.9 Apr 26 1727 May 4 1727 Appraisers: Henry Austin, Thomas Lingan. Creditors: William Smith. Next of kin: John Kingsbury, James Kingsbury. Administratrix/Executrix: Elisabeth Kingsbury. === James Kingsbury 8.533 A CA £271.15.9 £16.0.0 Feb 25 1727 Received from: Nathaniel Bowen, Neimiah Brickhead, Robert Weeler. Payments to: Richard Smith, Thomas Colmer. Executrix: Elisabeth Kingsbury. === John Gwinn 9.19 A CH #6294 #6261 Feb 25 1685 Payments to: Frances Mason, Lawrence Hoskins, Joseph Curnell, Nathaniell Veiring, John Wilder, James Kingsberry, Col. Laye (administrator of Col. Roser). Administratrix: Sarah Dixon, wife of Thomas Dixon. === William Hensey 9.44 A CH £64.0.2 #9876 Jul 9 1686 The amount of the inventory is equivalent to #12802. Legatees: John Courtes, Robert Powell, Susanna Abbott, Mary Harris, Richard Smith, Ann Browne. Payments to: Henry Taller, Mr. Robert Doyne, Robert Powell, John Courtes, Dr. James Kingsberry as by receipt of Charles Shepherd, George Scroggin, Mr. Thomas Hussey, Cleborne Lomax, James Cullin, Phillip Lynes. Administratrix: Barbary Chapman, now wife of John Gorly. === Robert Worrall 9.76 A CH 237.15.2 Aug 13 1686 Payments to: James Kingsbury, Cleybourne Lomax, Michael Weeb. Administratrix: Margrett Cornell, wife of Joseph Cornell. === William White 14.90 A AA £26.0.0 #5702 {1696} Payments to: James Kingsbury, Robert Grott, Morgan Jones, Edmond Mason, John Masfield, John Chappell, Samuell Chew due to John Hall, Richard Wells. Mentions: 1 orphan (unnamed). Administrator: Walter Emerton. === Robert Doyne 15.31 A May 20 1697 Payments to: James Weeks (bricklayer), George Layfeild, Elisabeth Baker, John Rodgers, Edward Till, John Wincall, Joshua Doyne, Garret Vanswaringen, Mrs. Ester Cordea, William Newman, Ann Fowke, Thomas Chapman, Phillip Mason, John Bayne, John Booth, Michael]. Martin, Mr. Robert Carvill, Hon. Sir Thomas Lawrence, Mr. Robert Yates, Mr. John Addison, William Morse, Phillip Hoskins (administrator of Dr. John Lemarr), Thomas Dickason, Col, John Courts, Mr. Henry Lowe, Col. Humphry Warren, Col. Henry Darnall, Phillip Mason, Dr. John Cornish, Mr. Cleburne Lomax, Maj. Nicholas Sewall, Mr. Garret Vanswaringen„ Mr. Joshua Doyne, Ignatius Wheeler, Lawrance Ratchford, Mr. John Bayne, Mr. William Thompson, Mr. James Smallwood note drawn on Daniell Henley, Mr. William Taylard, John Brassheer, Mr. Robert Barrot, Mr. Charles Carroll due to estate of Anthony Underwood, Dr. James Kingsberry, John Godshall, Mr. Charles Carroll, Mr. John Wilder, Mr. George Ellowaye (administrator of Thomas Ellowaie, Mary Macock, Thomas Witchally, Mr. Thomas Burford, Mr. William Stone for judgment recovered from Edward Minge, John Fauker, Mr. George Brent, Mr. Thomas Jenkins, Mr. John Barecroft, Mr. James Neale, Erazmus Green, Mr. James Cullen, Emanuell Radcliff, William Newman per Mr. Plater, Mr. Thompson for note by John Grey, Robert Thompson, Edward Potter, Joshua Graves, John Stone for Bennony Thomas, Col. John Addisone, Thomas Hussey, James Smallwood/ William Stone, William Newman, Theobalds judgment against Stone, Maj. Wheeler, Henry Hawkins, Robert Thompson, John Bracher. Executrix: Ann Plater, wife of George Plater, Esq. === Jonathon Willson 19.155 A PG £55.1.3 £66.2.8 Jul 14 1699 Payments to: Richard Marsham and his wife Ann (administrators of Henry Brent), Col. John Bigger for judgment vs. Samuel' Gooey in Charles County, James Kingsbury, Joseph Ceacill paid to Mr. William Dent & William Bladen. Executors: Katherine Willson, Joseph Cecill. === Thomas Heiford 21.342 A AA £100.8.2 Apr 25 1702 Payments to: Mr. Henry Hale, William Holland, Mr. Samuell Chew, Dr. James Kingsberry, Mr. Morgan Jones, Roger Roberts, Thomas Tench, Esq., Hester Marrinn, Robert Use, Mr. Thomas Carpenter, Dr. John Reaves, John Thomson. === Richard Evans 25.112 A CA £386.17.7 £384.15.2 Nov 15 1705 Payments to: Edward Buttler for use of John Hyde, Walter Smith for use of Capt. Hepburne, John Phillips, Richard Harrison, John Smith for use of Mr. Peter Pagen & Co., Katherine Anderson, John Pedden, Edward Butler for use of Tab. Bowles. Executrix: widow (unnamed), now wife of Dr. James Kingsberry. === Richard Evans 25.60 A CA £386.17.7 £354.6.8 Apr 28 1705 Payments to: Richard Bennitt & Mr. James Heath, Mr. Robert Bradley, Walter Smith, Aron Hall, Nathan Smith for use of Nathaniell Rouse & Co., Edward Battler, James Stoddert, Elias Coleman, George Parker, Thomas Cockshutt, Capt. Thomas Ems, Charles Allen for use of Thomas Norris, Thomas Brooke, Esq., Peter Paggen & Co. per Walter Smith, Peter Paggen & Co. per John Smith, John Lidden. Executrix: Elisabeth Kingsberry, wife of Dr. James Kingsberry. === Jeremiah Eldridge 25.46 A CA £90.0.0 £105.16.1 Apr 6 1705 A second inventory was cited in the amount of £57.11.1. Payments to: Mr. Lingan, James Stoddard, Mr. Peter Paggen & Co., Thomas Taney, Patrick Dew, Elisha Hall, William Taylard, John Bowing, George Cole, Aron Hall, Richard Evans, John Fisher, William Mills, Jonathon Tench, William Kederry, Nicholas Sporne, John Atwell (runaway), Abraham Bird. Administrator: Col. Walter Smith. === Thomas Hughs 28.298 I AA £10.11.6 Sep 13 1708 Received from: Thomas Hughs (planter). Administrator: James Kingbury (also James Kingsbury). === William Lidell 31.117 A £323.3.9 £231.10.2 May 24 1710 Payments to: Col. William Holland due to estate of Nicholas Terrett, Mary Arthur, Elisabeth Moone, Richard Deaver, Thomas Macnemara, Henry Boteler, James Kingsbury, Dinah Finick, Robert Bradly, Dr. Patrick Hepbourne, William Gilburn, Joseph Owen. Mentions: orphan (unnamed). List of debts: William Gilburn. Administrator: Capt. Thomas Emms. === Ignatius Craycroft 32C.171 A PG £233.1.0 Oct 22 1711 Gentleman. Received from: Capt. Richard Smith, Raphael Haywood. Payments to: Tasker, Wornell Hunt & Nicholas Spurner James Kingsbury, Thomas Cooke, Peregrine Brown (merchant in London). Mentions: John Craycroft (son). Administrator: Mr. Luke Gardner. === Col. William Barton 34.109 A PG £1479.12.1 £1010.19.8 Apr 9 1713 Received from: Thomas Brooke, Esq., James Kingsbury, Mr, Thomas Sprigg, Col. Ninian Beall, Samuell Taylor, John Cole, Capt. Emms per Capt. Hide, Col. Thomas Greenfield, Thomas Smith, John Miskell, John Dorsett, Richard Weaver, Francis Sandsbury, John Summers, Jos. Towgood, Hugh Ryley, Humphry Ward, Thomas Palmer, Dr. Richard Pile, Robert Brooke, John Lashley, Simon Nichalls, William Ludwell, Gilbert Marsh, Thomas Blanford, Theophilus Bushop, Richard Lancaster, Benjamin Wheeler, Nicholas Davis. Payments to: James Stoddert on account of John Hunt, James Stoddert on account of William Hutchison, Dr. Hepburn, Col. Seymour, Capt. Keysar & Wharton, Capt. John Hyde, Marmaduke Scott, Robert Brooke, Mr. John Hunt, Luke Gardh, Capt. Richard Smith, Mary Boyd, George Harriss, Mr. Robert Owen, Mr. John Bradford, Thomas Markin, Mrs. Wright, Mr. Charles Carroll, William Wilkinson, Jane Crofts, Abram Clarke, Vestry of Queen Anne Parish, Griffeth Jones, William Tallard, Mrs. Mason, Joseph Dewell, John Beall, Joseph Perry, Frances Durham, Marsham Warring, Thomas Beall, William Taylor per Portobacco Vestry, Michaell Martin, John Vaudrey, Mr. James Heath, administrator of John Gandy, Henry Buttelor, Col. Thomas Greenfield. Legatees: wife (unnamed) of Capt. John Murdock, Basill Warring, wife (unnamed) of William Howard. Mentions: Henry Thickpenny (orphan), William Forrest (orphan), Lucy Forrest (orphan), Mr. Murdock. Executrix: Sarah Haddock, wife of Mr. James Haddock. == John Short 36B.45 A CA £233.17.0 £216.16.9 Sep 17 1714 Received from: Jonathon Mathew, Joseph Jackson. Payments to: Thomas Ennis, George Keeple, Thomas Lynch, James Waldey, William Smith, Thomas Tasker, Esq., Richard Jones, Mr. Walter Smith, George Cole, Sir Thomas Lawrence, John Manning, Mr. Cheseldyne, (entry unreadable), Joseph West, William Sturnace, William Jones, Michael Askew, John Deaver, Thomas Larkin, Maj. Watson, Joshua Cecil, William Wilkinson, Richard Evans, Nicholas Spowrne, Mr. Walter Smith, William Stone, John Elsey, William Bladen, Esq., Archibald Edmondson, Henry Fernley, Thomas Brooke, Esq., Dr. James Kingsbury, John Gardner, Mr. Beale, John Melfitt, Joseph Hall, Samuel Watkins. List of debts: William Restall (runaway), Richard Saynesbury, Charles Tracy (dead). Executrix: Anne Skinner, wife of Clarke Skinner. === Mr. Nath. Smith 36C.84 A CA 2179.11.0 oct 27 1715 Payments to: Capt. Jos. Bezeley, Alexander White, John Giles, Mr. Thomas Gant, Dr. Kingsberry, Joshua Cecill, Hugh Ryley. Legatees: Susanah Smith. Executor: Joseph Smith. === Robert Conant 37B.82 A AA £58.0.0 £29.16.6 Oct 18 1717 Payments to: Capt. Thomas Larkin, Roger Boyce, Thomas Tacker, John League, Dr. James Kingsbury. Administratrix; Sophia Connant. === Darby Sullivan 39A.52 A CA £11.19.5 Apr 7 1718 Received from: Charles North, Robert Loosetubb. Payments to: Mr. John Broom, Mr. Joseph Smith, Henry Johnson, Michael Askew, Dr. James Kingsbury, Thomas Bowen, Thomas Marshall. === Morgan Jones 2.201 A AA £143.6.6 £19.12.8 Sep 4 1719 A second inventory was cited in the amount £25.11.8. Payments to: William Holland, Esq., Samuell Harrison, James Kingsbury, Thomas Humphrys. Legatees: father-in-law (unnamed) of deceased to Jane Jones (daughter). Administrator: William Jones. === John Shepherd 3.127 A CA £90.6.7 £24.8.1 Aug 20 1720 Payments to: Mr. John Smith, Richard Smith for note by James Kingsbury, Abraham Downe, Thomas Marshall, Aderton Skinner. Executrix: Mary Shepherd. ??Marriage 1 Female MNU Kingsbury Children James Kingsbury b: ABT 1703 in Christ Church Parish, Calvert County, Maryland ?Marriage 2 Elizabeth Hall b: 1673 in Calvert County, Maryland Married: BEF 18 APR 1705 in Calvert County, Maryland

Thanks Elizabeth! We're accumulation several new additions to our Evans Lines List.... I'm going to give it a few more days and then I'll substitute the revised list. Keep 'em comin', guys! R Elizabeth Beckers wrote: > I'm probably one of the lurker/monitors. I've been concentrating on some other lines, but my Evans is from: > > I Simpson Evans & Nancy Duckwall > II Manerva (Minerva) Evans 1849 - 1887 & Isaac Rudduck 1843-1904 > III Elgar Rudduck 1878 - 1924 & Olive O Brown 1880 - 1953 > IV Ralph Rudduck 1903 - 1975 & Luella Myers 1917 - 2004 > V Elizabeth Rudduck & Ray Beckers > > Elizabeth > > > > >

I'm probably one of the lurker/monitors.  I've been concentrating on some other lines, but my Evans is from: I Simpson Evans & Nancy Duckwall II Manerva (Minerva) Evans 1849 - 1887 & Isaac Rudduck 1843-1904 III Elgar Rudduck  1878 - 1924 & Olive O Brown 1880 - 1953 IV  Ralph Rudduck 1903 - 1975 & Luella Myers 1917 - 2004 V   Elizabeth Rudduck & Ray Beckers Elizabeth   ________________________________ From: Evans-Richard List Administrator <listadministratorevans@earthlink.net> To: Evans-Richard Mailing List <EVANS-RICHARD@rootsweb.com> Sent: Fri, March 12, 2010 11:13:48 AM Subject: [EVANS-RICHARD] A question from David about how many have submitted their lines Hi David just asked me this question.... I'm answering to the whole list: "Have the majority of our list members replied back with their lineages, or is it only a minority? From your most recent e-mail to the group, it seems that maybe it has been only a minority." I've received responses from 10 of our members. We have just under 50 total list members; however, of this 48 or so invited members there are 3-5 who have never ever participated [and I don't even know if they get their messages]. There are several more who would be considered "lurkers" in that I don't easily recognize their email addresses, but at some point they have sent messages. We have had a couple of folks unsubscribe. So, yes, I would say that only a minority have responded by giving their individual list lines. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to EVANS-RICHARD-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

At one point there was discussion regarding cemeteries in Greene County PA. - other areas as well. Here is the address for photos of tombstones in some of the cemeteries of Greene County. http://www.usgwarchives.net/pa/greene/tsimages.htm Don -------------------------------------------------- From: "Evans-Richard List Administrator" <listadministratorevans@earthlink.net> Sent: Saturday, March 13, 2010 1:24 PM To: <evans-richard@rootsweb.com> Subject: [EVANS-RICHARD] John and Elizabeth Ann Windsor > I can't be of much help, Roger, because I've only recently learned about > that line through members of our discussion list. > But the person who has written the most on The Drummer Boy and > descendants is Charleen and she is no longer on this list, so not > getting many of the messages. I try to copy her when I think about that, > but I frequently forget. So, you might want to contact her on your own. > mitzidell@aol.com > > Roger Burbank wrote: >> Hi, did everyone understand my email about John Evans 1783 son of Jarred >> son of Drummer boy only being married to Elizabeth Ann Windsor?? and is >> anyone actively researching this line. Can anyone share any info on this >> line? Roger >> >> -- > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > EVANS-RICHARD-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Check this out from that site I just told you about..... http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mrmarsha&id=I10555 <http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mrmarsha&id=I10555> It has several things I hadn't had.... It gives a wife/wives for Samuel Jr. I hadn't had names.... It gives an extra son... Jacob....seemingly a twin to Sarah..... I hadn't had that... It gives a different wife for Thomas than I had [I had him married to Elizabeth Roberts; of course he might have been married twice] So.... whaddya think? Children of Samuel EVANS and Sarah are: i. Mary EVANS was born 30 OCT 1718 in ,Pr. George's,MD. ii. Samuel Jr. EVANS was born 25 MAY 1723 in ,Pr. George's,MD, and died APR 1798 in ,Cecil,MD. He married Anne MARSHALL ABT 1744 in MD. She was born ABT 1726. He married Grace ABT 1780 in Prob. Cecil Co.,MD. iii. Jacob EVANS was born 5 APR 1725 in ,Pr. George's,MD. iv. Sarah EVANS was born 5 APR 1725 in ,Pr. George's,MD. v. Priscilla EVANS was born 26 DEC 1726 in ,Pr. George's,MD. vi. John EVANS was born 2 NOV 1728 in ,Pr. George's,MD, and died 17 APR 1798 in ,Greene,PA. He married Sarah ABT 1743. She died ABT 1796 in Waynesburg,Greene,PA. vii. Hugh EVANS was born 7 OCT 1730 in ,Pr. George's,MD. viii. Elener EVANS was born 25 JUN 1732 in ,Pr. George's,MD. ix. Edward EVANS was born 26 MAR 1734 in ,Pr. George,MD, and died AFT 1814 in ,Monongalia,WV. He married Sarah WOOD, daughter of Joseph WOOD and Mary. She was born ABT 1753 in ,St. Mary's,MD, and died ABT 1806/1813 in ,Monongalia,WV. x. Richard EVANS was born 26 MAR 1736 in ,Pr. George's,MD. xi. Thomas EVANS was born 27 SEP 1740 in ,Pr. George's,MD. He married Catherine. She was born 1742. xii. Rachel EVANS was born 6 JUL 1742. Plus... you Ninian researchers... get a look at the Ninian Beals on this site... There are tons more, plus some under another spelling Beall, Ninian b: 1625 in Dumbarton, Fifeshire, Scotland d: 28 FEB 1716/17 in "Rock of Dumbarton" Prince George's County, Maryland - Probate Beall, Ninian b: 1674 in Prince George's County, Maryland d: 6 JAN 1710/11 in Prince George's County, Maryland - Probate Beall, Ninian b: 1686 in Calvert County, Maryland d: BEF MAR 1772 in Prince George's County, Maryland Beall, Ninian b: 1696 in Prince George's County, Maryland d: 29 AUG 1780 in Prince George's County, Maryland - Probate Beall, Ninian b: 1713 in Prince George's County, Maryland d: 1753 in Prince George's County, Maryland Beall, Ninian b: 1714 in Prince George's County, Maryland d: 2 MAR 1790 in Montgomery County, Maryland - Probate Beall, Ninian b: 1723 in Prince George's County, Maryland d: 22 SEP 1781 in Prince George's County, Maryland - Probate Beall, Ninian b: 1751 in Prince George's County, Maryland d: 22 MAY 1784 in Prince George's County, Maryland - Probate Beall, Ninian b: 1782 in Prince George's County, Maryland d: 1856 in Prince George's County, Maryland Beall, Ninian Col. {Land Records1} b: 1625 in Dumbarton, Fifeshire, Scotland d: 28 FEB 1716/17 in "Rock of Dumbarton" Prince George's County, Maryland - Probate Beall, Ninian Col. {Land Records2} b: 1625 in Dumbarton, Fifeshire, Scotland d: 28 FEB 1716/17 in "Rock of Dumbarton" Prince George's County, Maryland - Probate Beall, Ninian Edmonston b: JAN 1755 in Frederick County, Maryland d: 1831 in Willsburg, Brooks County, WV Beall, Ninian Magruder b: 1737 in Prince George's County, Maryland d: 19 JUN 1759 in Frederick County, Maryland - Probate

I can't be of much help, Roger, because I've only recently learned about that line through members of our discussion list. But the person who has written the most on The Drummer Boy and descendants is Charleen and she is no longer on this list, so not getting many of the messages. I try to copy her when I think about that, but I frequently forget. So, you might want to contact her on your own. mitzidell@aol.com Roger Burbank wrote: > Hi, did everyone understand my email about John Evans 1783 son of Jarred son of Drummer boy only being married to Elizabeth Ann Windsor?? and is anyone actively researching this line. Can anyone share any info on this line? Roger > > --

Fabulous information, Don. Thanks, as always. I'm going to contact Karen Beal off list in case she is no longer a member of this list, to be sure she gets this info. Keep it comin'!!! :-> Renee PS Have you seen anything on the Dr. James Kingsbury [Kingsberry] who married Elizabeth Hall Evans after Richard died? They had some children together and it occurred to me that we have never checked the wills of those children. Perhaps they hold some clues..... Just a thought. Don Raymond wrote: > I hesitate to respond here for fear I haven't understood the content and > direction of the conversation. Bear with me if I have misunderstood this > conversation, but hope some will find the information useful anyway. Don > > I have in my information on Richard Hall (circa 1635 to 1688) "He was a > prominent member of the Society of Friends with his name frequently > appearing on the records, and he was on the Committee of Cliffs Meeting in > 1684 (Meeting Minutes, page 13). Per Lucas Genealogies, page 95, "In the > Maryland Historical Magazine of 1913, page 291, is the following article by > Dr. Christopher Johnson: "Ninian Beall born 1625, a Scotsman who had been > taken prisoner by the forces of Oliver Cromwell at the Battle of Dunbar in > 1648 had been sent to America as an indentured servant for 7 years. His > services were purchased by Richard Hall, who was known as the "Kindly > Quaker"." There are other remarks about Mr. Beall's future in the colonies. > He seems to have had a natural talent for military matters and became > recognized for these talents in Maryland. The Hall coat of arms is in > Burke's General Armory page 442. > > On Ninian Beall specifically, "Maryland Genealogies," from the Maryland > Historical Magazine, Volume 1, page 31, lists Col. Ninian Beall whose will > "appoints his son-in-law, Joseph Belt, as one of the executors of his will," > a daughter, Esther, married Joseph Belt of Prince George's County Maryland > after that county was formed in 1695, and died before 1737 when Joseph Belt > and his second wife, Margery Sprigg, are recorded in the administration of > her late husband's, Thomas Sprigg, Jr., estate. > (A) Joseph Belt and Esther (Beall) Belt had issue: > John Belt b. 13 Mar 1707 m. 4 Mar 1727/8 Margaret Queen. > Anne Belt b. 1708/9 d. 1762 m. 1st, 1724 Thomas Clagett & 2nd, > Ignatius Perry. > Rachel Belt b. 13 Dec 1711 m. 11 July 1727 Osborn Sprigg. > Joseph Belt b. 19 Dec 1717 d. 6 May 1761 (additional > descendency) > Tobias Belt b. 29 Aug 1720 d. 1785 (additional descendency) > Mary Belt b. 24 Dec 1722 m. 1st Edward Sprigg 2nd Thomas Pindle > Jeremiah Belt b. 4 Mar 1724 d. 1784 (additional descendency) > James Belt b. 23 July 1726. > Page 65 of "Across The Years In Prince George's County," by Effie Bowie, > states Ninean Beall (1625-1717) and Ruth Moore, his wife, to have a son, > Junior, that married Elizabeth Magruder who had a son, Samuel Beall, Col. > (1706-1778), who had a son, Richard Beall (1738-1794) who married Sarah > Brooke, their son, Samuel Brooke Beall (1762-1842) of Montgomery Co., MD. m. > 3 Nov 1785 to Elinor Berry, their son, Otho Berry Beall (1790-1853) who > married Mary Berry, daughter of Zachariah Berry of Concord and Mary Williams > his wife. > Page 782 of "Across The Years In Prince George's County," by Effie Bowie, > The Bi-centennial Committee of 1932 placed a marker at Mt. Lubentia in > Prince George's County which reads, "Pat'd by Ninean Beall as Largo, 1686: > known as Castle Magruder" .... etc. It should be noted here that > Alexander Magruder, the progenitor of the Magruder family of Maryland was > also a prisoner of Oliver Cromwell's war and sent to the colonies as an > indentured servant. > Page 401 of "Across The Years In Prince George's County," by Effie Bowie, > states "There were several Beall families that went to that part of Kentucky > from Maryland deriving from Colonel Ninean and Ruth Moore Beall," referring > to land in Nelson County Kentucky. > > Page 609 of "Across The Years In Prince George's County," by Effie Bowie, > states - "Now this indenture witnesseth that the within Ninean Beall, for > 205 pounds lawful money of England paid by Richard Marsham, sells and > confirms to him all that tract of land called Mount Pleasant, 400 acres with > all dwelling houses, tenements, edifices, buildings, fences, gardens, > waterways, tobacco houses and woods. November 23, 1697, acknowledged by > Ninean Beall and Ruth, his wife. Before Judge Hawkins - - - Samuel Magruder. > > My memory tells me I have more on Ninean Beall somewhere but at the present, > I can't lay my hands on it. One of my oft laments. Next will come the "of > all the things I have lost, I miss my mind the most." > > Ah! more Beall info: "A History of Calvert County Maryland," by Charles > Francis Stein, page 5; Ninian Beall is given as Indian fighter and Commander > of the Rangers. > Page 42; "Nenian Beall, a Scotsman, who had been taken prisoner by the > forces of Oliver Cromwell at the Battle of Dunbar in 1650, and who had been > sent to America and sold as an indentured servant, soon achieved distinction > as a leader of the Rangers. Beall's services had been purchased by Richard > Hall, a Quaker, one of the great land holders of Calvert County. Beall > served his master faithfully and receiving his freedom at the end of his > period of indenture, enlisted in the Calvert County Rangers. A man of giant > physique, being six feet seven inches in height, with fiery red hair, Beall > soon became an expert in Indian warfare and Indian diplomacy, rising in rank > to become the commanding officer of the Rangers. He became one of the great > land owners in Calvert and prince George's Counties. His vast land holdings > included much of the site of Georgetown in the present District of Columbia, > as well as extensive holdings near Upper Marlboro. He acquired also several > plantations near Lower Marlboro, among these being Soldier's Fortune, > Ringan, and Beall. He married Ruth Moore, the daughter of a Calvert County > Planter. He lived to be ninety-two years of age, and had many sons and > daughters. Beall was very devout Presbyterian, and in later life became one > of the founders of the Presbyterian Church in Maryland. There are several > pages dealing with the over throw of Lord Baltimore and Nenian Beall's roll > in that. Page 88 of "A History of Calvert County Maryland," by Charles > Francis Stein, states a set of communion silver donated in 1707 by Nenian > Beall is held by the Hyattsville Presbyterian Church in Prince George's > County Maryland. Page 235 gives a summary history of the Beall family which > I could scan and share as a jpg file if anyone is interested. > > Several printed publications on the origins and histories of Maryland record > Walter Smith to have married Rachel Hall, daughter of Richard Hall, > including the will of Richard Hall in which he bequeaths to his daughter, > Rachel, now wife of Walter Smith, 300 acres of Aldermason. Walter was > commissioned Capt. of foot 4 September 1689 in the Calvert County Militia of > Maryland (Archives, xiii, 242) Commissioned Major on 17 August 1695 > (Archives, xx, 281) and styled a Col. after 1706. Walter Smith was a > Justice of Calvert County in 1694. He is the son of Richard Smith of St. > Leonard's Creek in Calvert County Maryland who was born in England and > entered rights for himself in February 1649 and his wife Eleanor in August > 1651. Richard was an attorney and is reported to be Attorney-General of the > Province of Maryland in 1657. The Smith coat of Arms is in Burkes General > Armory page 936. > >

Hi all, I'm still here. Not doing much genealogy, just ... I prefer "monitoring" rather than "lurking" LOL. I am not a major researcher on Ninian Beall, but he is my direct ancestor, so I take a certain interest and have greatly enjoyed the the information shared by Evans researchers. I am quite fascinated with the recent information posted by Don. It helps me to understand the issues in Beall research. The researcher you quote, Effie Bowie, is widely quoted and her information is used as the basis of research on Ninian Beall. However, modern researchers have corrected some of her work. Ninian's wife is Ruth, but her surname is uncertain. The Moore is an assumption based on Ninian referring to a man named Moore as his "brother." There were apparently three Beall families in colonial Maryland and there is no proof they were related. Alexander Beall is the one with the son-in-law named Magruder. The assumption I have been making is that Ninian Beall (whose Scots name was Bell), was sent to Barbados as a slave along with his fellow soliders, when they were captured by Cromwell's troops. Somehow, he ended up with Richard Evans, either as an employee or an indentured servant. And I am still curious about this, especially since you seem to be following the theory that Richard Evans came directly to Maryland, from England. I did lurk on the West Indies list for a number of years, and learned that the sugar which was grown in Barbados was like gold in its value. There were huge plantations with English landowners and Barbados was a major stop. Ships routinely went from England to Barbados to all along the coast of colonial America. Real slaves were brought from Africa to work the plantations, but the English exported political enemies to Barbados as a prison colony. They were not slaves for life, so were not treated as well. 30,000 Irish were sent to Barbados, as well as a few Scots soldiers. I have a lot of ancestry in colonial Maryland and expect to end up related to all of you because of intermarriage. I have three families now who came through Barbados - some prisoners, some landowners. Anyway, the uneducated were put in the fields, but the educated Scots were put to work as bookkeepers, managers, and often became good friends with their "masters." I have assumed that this was the case with Ninian Beall and Richard Evans. Or was Ninian connected on the Hall side of your family? So I am extremely interested in how your Evans and Hall ancestors came to Maryland. Diane Hettrick dhettrick@earthlink.net

Hi, did everyone understand my email about John Evans 1783 son of Jarred son of Drummer boy only being married to Elizabeth Ann Windsor?? and is anyone actively researching this line. Can anyone share any info on this line? Roger --- On Sat, 3/13/10, Evans-Richard List Administrator <listadministratorevans@earthlink.net> wrote: > From: Evans-Richard List Administrator <listadministratorevans@earthlink.net> > Subject: Re: [EVANS-RICHARD] back to basics > To: evans-richard@rootsweb.com > Date: Saturday, March 13, 2010, 10:29 AM > Fabulous information, Don. Thanks, as > always. I'm going to contact Karen > Beal off list in case she is no longer a member of this > list, to be sure > she gets this info. > Keep it comin'!!!  :-> > Renee > > PS Have you seen anything on the Dr. James Kingsbury > [Kingsberry] who > married Elizabeth Hall Evans after Richard died? They had > some children > together and it occurred to me that we have never checked > the wills of > those children. Perhaps they hold some clues..... Just a > thought. > > > Don Raymond wrote: > > I hesitate to respond here for fear I haven't > understood the content and > > direction of the conversation. Bear with me if I have > misunderstood this > > conversation, but hope some will find the information > useful anyway.  Don > > > > I have in my information on Richard Hall (circa 1635 > to 1688) "He was a > > prominent member of the Society of Friends with his > name frequently > > appearing on the records, and he was on the Committee > of Cliffs Meeting in > > 1684 (Meeting Minutes, page 13). Per Lucas > Genealogies, page 95, "In the > > Maryland Historical Magazine of 1913, page 291, is the > following article by > > Dr. Christopher Johnson: "Ninian Beall born 1625, a > Scotsman who had been > > taken prisoner by the forces of Oliver Cromwell at the > Battle of Dunbar in > > 1648 had been sent to America as an indentured servant > for 7 years. His > > services were purchased by Richard Hall, who was known > as the "Kindly > > Quaker"."  There are other remarks about Mr. > Beall's future in the colonies. > > He seems to have had a natural talent for military > matters and became > > recognized for these talents in Maryland. The Hall > coat of arms is in > > Burke's General Armory page 442. > > > > On Ninian Beall specifically, "Maryland Genealogies," > from the Maryland > > Historical Magazine, Volume 1, page 31, lists Col. > Ninian Beall whose will > > "appoints his son-in-law, Joseph Belt, as one of the > executors of his will," > > a daughter, Esther, married Joseph Belt of Prince > George's County Maryland > > after that county was formed in 1695, and died before > 1737 when Joseph Belt > > and his second wife, Margery Sprigg, are recorded in > the administration of > > her late husband's, Thomas Sprigg, Jr., estate. > > (A) Joseph Belt and Esther (Beall) Belt had issue: > >          >    John Belt b. 13 Mar 1707 m. 4 Mar 1727/8 > Margaret Queen. > >          >    Anne Belt b. 1708/9 d. 1762 m. 1st, 1724 > Thomas Clagett & 2nd, > > Ignatius Perry. > >          >    Rachel Belt b. 13 Dec 1711 m. 11 July 1727 > Osborn Sprigg. > >          >    Joseph Belt b. 19 Dec 1717  d. 6 May > 1761 (additional > > descendency) > >          >    Tobias Belt b. 29 Aug 1720 d. 1785 > (additional descendency) > >          >    Mary Belt b. 24 Dec 1722 m. 1st Edward > Sprigg 2nd Thomas Pindle > >          >    Jeremiah Belt b. 4 Mar 1724 d. 1784  > (additional descendency) > >          >    James Belt b. 23 July 1726. > > Page 65 of "Across The Years In Prince George's > County," by Effie Bowie, > > states Ninean Beall (1625-1717) and Ruth Moore, his > wife, to have a son, > > Junior, that married Elizabeth Magruder who had a son, > Samuel Beall, Col. > > (1706-1778), who had a son, Richard Beall (1738-1794) > who married Sarah > > Brooke, their son, Samuel Brooke Beall (1762-1842) of > Montgomery Co., MD. m. > > 3 Nov 1785 to Elinor Berry, their son, Otho Berry > Beall (1790-1853) who > > married Mary Berry, daughter of Zachariah Berry of > Concord and Mary Williams > > his wife. > > Page 782 of "Across The Years In Prince George's > County," by Effie Bowie, > > The Bi-centennial Committee of 1932 placed a marker at > Mt. Lubentia in > > Prince George's County which reads, "Pat'd by Ninean > Beall as Largo, 1686: > > known as Castle Magruder" .... etc.    >     It should be noted here that > > Alexander Magruder, the progenitor of the Magruder > family of Maryland was > > also a prisoner of Oliver Cromwell's war and sent to > the colonies as an > > indentured servant. > > Page 401 of "Across The Years In Prince George's > County," by Effie Bowie, > > states "There were several Beall families that went to > that part of Kentucky > > from Maryland deriving from Colonel Ninean and Ruth > Moore Beall," referring > > to land in Nelson County Kentucky. > > > > Page 609 of "Across The Years In Prince George's > County," by Effie Bowie, > > states - "Now this indenture witnesseth that the > within Ninean Beall, for > > 205 pounds lawful money of England paid by Richard > Marsham, sells and > > confirms to him all that tract of land called Mount > Pleasant, 400 acres with > > all dwelling houses, tenements, edifices, buildings, > fences, gardens, > > waterways, tobacco houses and woods.  November > 23, 1697, acknowledged by > > Ninean Beall and Ruth, his wife. Before Judge Hawkins > - - - Samuel Magruder. > > > > My memory tells me I have more on Ninean Beall > somewhere but at the present, > > I can't lay my hands on it. One of my oft laments. > Next will come the "of > > all the things I have lost, I miss my mind the most." > > > > Ah! more Beall info: "A History of Calvert County > Maryland," by Charles > > Francis Stein, page 5; Ninian Beall is given as Indian > fighter and Commander > > of the Rangers. > > Page 42; "Nenian Beall, a Scotsman, who had been taken > prisoner by the > > forces of Oliver Cromwell at the Battle of Dunbar in > 1650, and who had been > > sent to America and sold as an indentured servant, > soon achieved distinction > > as a leader of the Rangers. Beall's services had been > purchased by Richard > > Hall, a Quaker, one of the great land holders of > Calvert County. Beall > > served his master faithfully and receiving his freedom > at the end of his > > period of indenture, enlisted in the Calvert County > Rangers. A man of giant > > physique, being six feet seven inches in height, with > fiery red hair, Beall > > soon became an expert in Indian warfare and Indian > diplomacy, rising in rank > > to become the commanding officer of the Rangers. He > became one of the great > > land owners in Calvert and prince George's Counties. > His vast land holdings > > included much of the site of Georgetown in the present > District of Columbia, > > as well as extensive holdings near Upper Marlboro. He > acquired also several > > plantations near Lower Marlboro, among these being > Soldier's Fortune, > > Ringan, and Beall. He married Ruth Moore, the daughter > of a Calvert County > > Planter. He lived to be ninety-two years of age, and > had many sons and > > daughters. Beall was very devout Presbyterian, and in > later life became one > > of the founders of the Presbyterian Church in > Maryland.  There are several > > pages dealing with the over throw of Lord Baltimore > and Nenian Beall's roll > > in that.  Page 88 of "A History of Calvert County > Maryland," by Charles > > Francis Stein, states a set of communion silver > donated in 1707 by Nenian > > Beall is held by the Hyattsville Presbyterian Church > in Prince George's > > County Maryland.  Page 235 gives a summary > history of the Beall family which > > I could scan and share as a jpg file if anyone is > interested. > > > > Several printed publications on the origins and > histories of Maryland record > > Walter Smith to have married Rachel Hall, daughter of > Richard Hall, > > including the will of Richard Hall in which he > bequeaths to his daughter, > > Rachel, now wife of Walter Smith, 300 acres of > Aldermason.  Walter was > > commissioned Capt. of foot 4 September 1689 in the > Calvert County Militia of > > Maryland (Archives, xiii, 242) Commissioned Major on > 17 August 1695 > > (Archives, xx, 281) and styled a Col. after > 1706.  Walter Smith was a > > Justice of Calvert County in 1694.  He is the son > of Richard Smith of St. > > Leonard's Creek in Calvert County Maryland who was > born in England and > > entered rights for himself in February 1649 and his > wife Eleanor in August > > 1651. Richard was an attorney and is reported to be > Attorney-General of the > > Province of Maryland in 1657. The Smith coat of Arms > is in Burkes General > > Armory page 936. > > > >    > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to EVANS-RICHARD-request@rootsweb.com > with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the > subject and the body of the message >

I hesitate to respond here for fear I haven't understood the content and direction of the conversation. Bear with me if I have misunderstood this conversation, but hope some will find the information useful anyway. Don I have in my information on Richard Hall (circa 1635 to 1688) "He was a prominent member of the Society of Friends with his name frequently appearing on the records, and he was on the Committee of Cliffs Meeting in 1684 (Meeting Minutes, page 13). Per Lucas Genealogies, page 95, "In the Maryland Historical Magazine of 1913, page 291, is the following article by Dr. Christopher Johnson: "Ninian Beall born 1625, a Scotsman who had been taken prisoner by the forces of Oliver Cromwell at the Battle of Dunbar in 1648 had been sent to America as an indentured servant for 7 years. His services were purchased by Richard Hall, who was known as the "Kindly Quaker"." There are other remarks about Mr. Beall's future in the colonies. He seems to have had a natural talent for military matters and became recognized for these talents in Maryland. The Hall coat of arms is in Burke's General Armory page 442. On Ninian Beall specifically, "Maryland Genealogies," from the Maryland Historical Magazine, Volume 1, page 31, lists Col. Ninian Beall whose will "appoints his son-in-law, Joseph Belt, as one of the executors of his will," a daughter, Esther, married Joseph Belt of Prince George's County Maryland after that county was formed in 1695, and died before 1737 when Joseph Belt and his second wife, Margery Sprigg, are recorded in the administration of her late husband's, Thomas Sprigg, Jr., estate. (A) Joseph Belt and Esther (Beall) Belt had issue: John Belt b. 13 Mar 1707 m. 4 Mar 1727/8 Margaret Queen. Anne Belt b. 1708/9 d. 1762 m. 1st, 1724 Thomas Clagett & 2nd, Ignatius Perry. Rachel Belt b. 13 Dec 1711 m. 11 July 1727 Osborn Sprigg. Joseph Belt b. 19 Dec 1717 d. 6 May 1761 (additional descendency) Tobias Belt b. 29 Aug 1720 d. 1785 (additional descendency) Mary Belt b. 24 Dec 1722 m. 1st Edward Sprigg 2nd Thomas Pindle Jeremiah Belt b. 4 Mar 1724 d. 1784 (additional descendency) James Belt b. 23 July 1726. Page 65 of "Across The Years In Prince George's County," by Effie Bowie, states Ninean Beall (1625-1717) and Ruth Moore, his wife, to have a son, Junior, that married Elizabeth Magruder who had a son, Samuel Beall, Col. (1706-1778), who had a son, Richard Beall (1738-1794) who married Sarah Brooke, their son, Samuel Brooke Beall (1762-1842) of Montgomery Co., MD. m. 3 Nov 1785 to Elinor Berry, their son, Otho Berry Beall (1790-1853) who married Mary Berry, daughter of Zachariah Berry of Concord and Mary Williams his wife. Page 782 of "Across The Years In Prince George's County," by Effie Bowie, The Bi-centennial Committee of 1932 placed a marker at Mt. Lubentia in Prince George's County which reads, "Pat'd by Ninean Beall as Largo, 1686: known as Castle Magruder" .... etc. It should be noted here that Alexander Magruder, the progenitor of the Magruder family of Maryland was also a prisoner of Oliver Cromwell's war and sent to the colonies as an indentured servant. Page 401 of "Across The Years In Prince George's County," by Effie Bowie, states "There were several Beall families that went to that part of Kentucky from Maryland deriving from Colonel Ninean and Ruth Moore Beall," referring to land in Nelson County Kentucky. Page 609 of "Across The Years In Prince George's County," by Effie Bowie, states - "Now this indenture witnesseth that the within Ninean Beall, for 205 pounds lawful money of England paid by Richard Marsham, sells and confirms to him all that tract of land called Mount Pleasant, 400 acres with all dwelling houses, tenements, edifices, buildings, fences, gardens, waterways, tobacco houses and woods. November 23, 1697, acknowledged by Ninean Beall and Ruth, his wife. Before Judge Hawkins - - - Samuel Magruder. My memory tells me I have more on Ninean Beall somewhere but at the present, I can't lay my hands on it. One of my oft laments. Next will come the "of all the things I have lost, I miss my mind the most." Ah! more Beall info: "A History of Calvert County Maryland," by Charles Francis Stein, page 5; Ninian Beall is given as Indian fighter and Commander of the Rangers. Page 42; "Nenian Beall, a Scotsman, who had been taken prisoner by the forces of Oliver Cromwell at the Battle of Dunbar in 1650, and who had been sent to America and sold as an indentured servant, soon achieved distinction as a leader of the Rangers. Beall's services had been purchased by Richard Hall, a Quaker, one of the great land holders of Calvert County. Beall served his master faithfully and receiving his freedom at the end of his period of indenture, enlisted in the Calvert County Rangers. A man of giant physique, being six feet seven inches in height, with fiery red hair, Beall soon became an expert in Indian warfare and Indian diplomacy, rising in rank to become the commanding officer of the Rangers. He became one of the great land owners in Calvert and prince George's Counties. His vast land holdings included much of the site of Georgetown in the present District of Columbia, as well as extensive holdings near Upper Marlboro. He acquired also several plantations near Lower Marlboro, among these being Soldier's Fortune, Ringan, and Beall. He married Ruth Moore, the daughter of a Calvert County Planter. He lived to be ninety-two years of age, and had many sons and daughters. Beall was very devout Presbyterian, and in later life became one of the founders of the Presbyterian Church in Maryland. There are several pages dealing with the over throw of Lord Baltimore and Nenian Beall's roll in that. Page 88 of "A History of Calvert County Maryland," by Charles Francis Stein, states a set of communion silver donated in 1707 by Nenian Beall is held by the Hyattsville Presbyterian Church in Prince George's County Maryland. Page 235 gives a summary history of the Beall family which I could scan and share as a jpg file if anyone is interested. Several printed publications on the origins and histories of Maryland record Walter Smith to have married Rachel Hall, daughter of Richard Hall, including the will of Richard Hall in which he bequeaths to his daughter, Rachel, now wife of Walter Smith, 300 acres of Aldermason. Walter was commissioned Capt. of foot 4 September 1689 in the Calvert County Militia of Maryland (Archives, xiii, 242) Commissioned Major on 17 August 1695 (Archives, xx, 281) and styled a Col. after 1706. Walter Smith was a Justice of Calvert County in 1694. He is the son of Richard Smith of St. Leonard's Creek in Calvert County Maryland who was born in England and entered rights for himself in February 1649 and his wife Eleanor in August 1651. Richard was an attorney and is reported to be Attorney-General of the Province of Maryland in 1657. The Smith coat of Arms is in Burkes General Armory page 936. -------------------------------------------------- From: "Evans-Richard List Administrator" <listadministratorevans@earthlink.net> Sent: Friday, March 12, 2010 3:36 PM To: <evans-richard@rootsweb.com> Subject: Re: [EVANS-RICHARD] back to basics > Thanks, Sue. > Information on your specific line will be incorporated into the next > Descendant Report uploaded to the site. > > I have to tell you that I am still not convinced about the information > we have on the home area/country of our Immigrant Ancestor Richard.... > and his dates vary greatly from researcher to researcher. I just, at > this point, am not sure how we will decide on these matters. [That is > why I put varying dates in brackets: to indicated that information > varies. We could do the same for the places: e.g. [(Llanfachraeth), > (area around Tredegar)] > > We DO have his will, though. And that firms up many of the > questionables, in my opinion. > > Now, I need to correct something that I misunderstood previously. In an > email I sent several years ago, I said that Richard's will suggested > that Richard had a sister who was married to Walter Smith. This is > incorrect. > This refers to one of Elizabeth's Hall's sisters...Rachel [or Rebecca] > Hall, who was married to Walter Smith. > So the overseers of Richard's will were Walter Smith, married to > Rachel/Rebecca Hall and Benjamin Hall, brother of Elizabeth. > > Re Barbadoes.... I had wondered about that too, Sue. I mentioned it in > an email back in 2008 and Gordon replied: > "We need to check land records, but I think Barbados was named by > someone who owned the land earlier than Richard Evans." > > Truthfully, I kinda forgot about it after that.... but we could still > check the land records and see if the name came from Richard or from > someone else. But Richard also had a relationship with Ninian Beal, > which has intrigued Diane Hettrick [not sure if Diane is still on this > list or not.] We were emailing about this: "Ninian Beall, as the Deputy > Surveyor for Calvert County, "laid out" [surveyed] Barbadoes for Richard > EVANS." Diane asked us to keep her informed of anything having to do > with Ninian Beall as she is very anxious to know the circumstances of > how he came to America. So she was curious about his relationship with > Richard. > > FYI... whenever you want to search something in previous emails from our > list [E. G., "Barbadoes"]. go to the search engine for our list > http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/search?path=EVANS-RICHARD > and type in the word or phrase you are searching.... > > Oops... am late for something.... gotta run... more later > R > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > EVANS-RICHARD-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Thanks, Sue. Information on your specific line will be incorporated into the next Descendant Report uploaded to the site. I have to tell you that I am still not convinced about the information we have on the home area/country of our Immigrant Ancestor Richard.... and his dates vary greatly from researcher to researcher. I just, at this point, am not sure how we will decide on these matters. [That is why I put varying dates in brackets: to indicated that information varies. We could do the same for the places: e.g. [(Llanfachraeth), (area around Tredegar)] We DO have his will, though. And that firms up many of the questionables, in my opinion. Now, I need to correct something that I misunderstood previously. In an email I sent several years ago, I said that Richard's will suggested that Richard had a sister who was married to Walter Smith. This is incorrect. This refers to one of Elizabeth's Hall's sisters...Rachel [or Rebecca] Hall, who was married to Walter Smith. So the overseers of Richard's will were Walter Smith, married to Rachel/Rebecca Hall and Benjamin Hall, brother of Elizabeth. Re Barbadoes.... I had wondered about that too, Sue. I mentioned it in an email back in 2008 and Gordon replied: "We need to check land records, but I think Barbados was named by someone who owned the land earlier than Richard Evans." Truthfully, I kinda forgot about it after that.... but we could still check the land records and see if the name came from Richard or from someone else. But Richard also had a relationship with Ninian Beal, which has intrigued Diane Hettrick [not sure if Diane is still on this list or not.] We were emailing about this: "Ninian Beall, as the Deputy Surveyor for Calvert County, "laid out" [surveyed] Barbadoes for Richard EVANS." Diane asked us to keep her informed of anything having to do with Ninian Beall as she is very anxious to know the circumstances of how he came to America. So she was curious about his relationship with Richard. FYI... whenever you want to search something in previous emails from our list [E. G., "Barbadoes"]. go to the search engine for our list http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/search?path=EVANS-RICHARD and type in the word or phrase you are searching.... Oops... am late for something.... gotta run... more later R

MY HUSBAND'S LINE Edward EVANS Sr. b. 1753 or 1765 or 1762, Bedford, Pennsylvania From One World Tree On Ancestry d. 1838 or 39, Ky & Margaret BOWMAN b. abt 1763 d. 12 May 1838, Bush Creek, Clay County Now Lee Cty, Near Beattyville | Henry EVANS | b. abt 1800 | & Lucinda HANKS | | Lydia EVANS | | b. 5 Nov 1841 | | & Alexander DRAKE | | b. 1839 | | | George Washington DRAKE | | | b. 22 Aug 1861 | | | & Nannie Spencer | | | | Grover Cleveland DRAKE | | | | b. 21 Feb 1885 | | | | & Leely ROGERS | | | | | Jane DRAKE | | | | | b. 9 Mar 1917 | | | | | & Harold RIFE MY HUSBAND IS SON OF HAROLD RIFE, ROBERT RIFE BORN 6-7-1952 I do not know if this info will help, but below I am putting all the info I have collected to try to sort out this family. ******************************************** 1. Richard Evans-1[1]. He was born 1665 in Merionethsire, Wales. He died on 07 Jan 1703 in Maryland. Notes for Richard Evans: General Notes: GEOGRAPHY: One of the most important issues to conquer while researching these families is discovering where to find them. It is less of an issue of them moving around a lot as it is the division and creation of states and counties within one geographic region. See the county formation maps at FamilyHistory101.com. 1776: MONONGALIA COUNTY, VA from Western District of Augusta, VA 1781: NW section of Monongalia became WASHINGTON COUNTY, PA and Greene County, PA in 1796 1783: NE corner of Monongalia became FAYETTE COUNTY, PA. 1818: EAST half of Monongalia became PRESTON COUNTY, VA. 1863: WEST VIRGINIA formed from Virginia ***** Birth date could be abt 1669 and death date January 7, 1702. ***** We have finally solved the mystery of who the "COL. JOHN EVANS" is who ended up in the Monongalia / Preston County area of Northern West Virginia & was living close to several of our Evans Families including our "EDWARD EVANS (The Drummer Boy)-1731+" !!! ( SEE EMAIL MESSAGE BELOW SENT TO ME WITH THIS INFO ) Also notice that this Evans line also came over from Wales in the 1680s (like our RICHARD EVANS-abt 1666 & his father) and also settled in the "RADNOR, PA" area (LIKE OUR RICHARD EVANS-1666 & HIS FATHER) !!! The "RADNOR, PA" AREA IS WHERE WILLIAM PENN HAD THE LARGE "QUAKER SETTLEMENT" - WHICH IS WHERE OUR "RICHARD EVANS-1666" SETTLED INITIALLY - before eventually settling in the Hagerstown, MD area in the 1720s+ !!! It is very likely that this "DAVID EVANS" Line is related somehow - probably "Cousins" who lived in the Quaker Settlement in "LLANFACHRAETH, WALES" in Northwest Wales !!! Mystery Solved for now. I will fill you in more as I learn more from the person who supplied this info to me. "Cuz Joe" Evans finlplnr2@earthlink.net (972) 612-6067 I have a David Evans in Radnor, Pa. He came over in 1684. His wife, father and mother died on the trip over. The father's name was Evan ap William ap Howell/Powell and David had a brother, Philip, who came at the same time. David married a Mary Jones, daughter of James Evan(s) from Wales who settled in Radnor also. They had a son, John, Who married Margaret ? and ended up in Va. Their son, John, came to (W)V and was a Col. in the Am Rev. Ring any bells? Betty Evans Riley September 2008 ***** >From Renee - January 2008 Here”show that ”blind”research went. I walked over to the last aisle of the book stacks in the genealogy aisle, pulled up a step stool and sat on it in front of a book stack, all dedicated to books on Maryland, which was about 12 feet long by 7 feet high and just stared at the books. I picked up a couple of books on censuses and found nothing special.... I searched through a couple of books on Washington County and found slim pickins..... And then I picked up a book entitled: The Maryland Calendar of Wills, Volume III. And there on page one I found the following: EVANS, RICHARD, Calvert Co., 7th Jan., 1702; 25th Apr., 1703. To wife Eliza: [from Renee: this would be Elizabeth Hall; until now we have known almost nothing about these folks] extx., 1/3 of personalty, dwelling plantation, part of ”Halls Hill,”bought of brother-in-law Elisha Hall, and 150 A., ”Johnsons Place,”during life. To son Samuel and hrs., afsd. lands at death of wife and 300A., ”The Hope”on Susquehanna R., Cecil Co. To unborn child, if son, 400 A., part of ”Evans”Range”on n. branch Patuxent R., Prince Georges Co. Should sd. unborn child be dau., afsd. ”Evans”Range”to be equally divided among afsd. child. and 2 daus. named below. To dau. Eliza: and hrs., 200 A., residue of ”Evans”Range,”Prince Georegs[sic] Co. To dau. Ann and hrs., ”Greenes Delight,”Prince Georges Co. Daus. to be of age at 16 yrs. and son or sons at 18 yrs. Overseers: Brothers-in-law Walter Smith and Benjamin Hall. Test: Henry Cole, Dan”lMalraigne 11.282 Eureka! There it was.... Our 6th Great Grandfather really was named Richard. He really did live in Calvert County and his wife really was Elizabeth Hall. We can see this from the property that Richard bought from his brother-in-law, Elisha Hall. What else does this genealogical sleuthing tell us? At the time of the writing Richard and Elizabeth have one son, Samuel [our 5 G Grandfather], two daughters [Elizabeth and Ann], and Grandmother Elizabeth is pregnant with another child. [A cousin has suggested that her name was Priscilla]. Moreover we have learned that Richard had a sister totally new information to us who was married to someone named Walter Smith and that Elizabeth had a brother named Benjamin Hall. [Keep in mind that this means that we can now track down all these new people Richards brothers-in-law and Elizabeth Halls people and maybe we can ”push back” into yet another generation.] We also learn that Richard was doing quite well for just having emigrated from Wales! Notice that besides his property in Calvert County [”Halls Hill,””Johnsons Palace”],Richard owns property on the Susquehanna River in Cecil County called ”The Hope”;”Evans Range”[on the Patuxent River] and ”Greenes Delight in Prince Georges County -- whimsical titles..... I like those better than, for example, 7141 Kingsbury.... I do remember calling our little place in the country [before we sold it] ”Evangeline.” But, you know, our Richard was really something! We can only imagine that he must have left Wales because of some sort of financial difficulty... too hard to make a living in Wales....? Or perhaps a search for adventure? So he moves to America in search of a better life... and, boy, does he find it! In a few years, he accumulates enough property to leave something substantial to each of his children. Well... there it is.... a little glimpse into how we, step by step, piece together bits which tell us about our ancestors' lives...all those formerly anonymous Evanses whose DNA is found in the cells of each of our bodies.... ***** "Elizabeth Lucas 3rd child of Chas and Elizabeth Evans Lucas was b in Prince George Co, Md 11 Mar 1723, d 17 Oct 1805. mar in MD 1742 John Swan, Jr. b Ann Arundel Co., Md May 1721 d 1796 son of John Swan, Sr., and his wife Elizabeth" further down the page: In 1754 John Swan, Jr. conveyed to Thomas Foster 'Swan's Delight' which survey was part of the tract called 'Evans Range.' Elizabeth Lucas Swan waived her dower rights. John Swan had purchased in the yr 1722 part of the tract called 'Evans Range.' This as undoubtedly the portion of 200 acres of the 'Evans Range' tract that Richard Evans had left in his will in 1702 to his un-born child who was Priscilla Evans-Groome-McClain. The balance of this tract of 200 acres, Richard Evans had left to his dau Elizabeth, wife of Charles Lucas, and in Dec 1744 she conveyed her 200 acres of 'Evans Range' by Deed of Gift to her sons Richard and Samuel Lucas." from Chapter Ten [page 110]: "Elizabeth Lucas-Swan of Green County, Pennsylvania and Descendants" by Annabelle Kemp ***** >From Sally Nelson a family member - January 2008 Vine of Liverpool, landed in Philadelphia, Pa. on Sept.17,1684.That is the ship that that his cousins came over on, if not, Richard and his family were not far behind....The cousins that Joe Evans is referring to are Robert Owen,b.1657,Wales,his father was Owens ap Evans,b.1616,d.1697. Robert and his wife Jane Vaughn, and his children, did come over on this ship. He was imprisoned for his beliefs and after his release, came to America. I got more info. On the Owen family ,but haven't posted that yet..He was a Quaker, I feel that Richard and his family were Quakers as well, but no proof. ***** >From Renee: Below: I”am going to try to piece together the pattern of the migration of our Evans Family based on these various sources. According to the book, about our branch of the American Evanses, Ancestral Trails: ”We trace our Evans connection back to Samuel Evans [our 5G Grandfather], who emigrated from Wales in 1730 [1692] and settled near Hagerstown, Maryland. According to Mrs. Eliza Jane Morton, Samuel was the father of 24 children by two wives [13 by his first and 11 by his second] Hugh Evans, our ancestor [GGGG Grandfather], came from the second wife. Isaac Evans said of Samuel: ”....he was a respectable, industrious man; but never made an effort to gain property. He raised a large family and probably did not become wealthy. Think he was an Episcopalian. Think his family was raised in this country. Think our family has been in this country 180 or 200 years. He was a man of good natural abilities, and might have done well if he would. His descendants, all I have seen, were of common stature and abilities.”[Note: I believe that Samuel Evans father was the ”first Richard Evans, but this has yet to be proved] Hagerstown, Washington County, Maryland is where Hugh Evans was born in 1730. From Hagerstown, Hugh moved to Cumberland County, Pennsylvania. From Cumberland County, he moved to Georges Creek Settlement, Pa, near Uniontown. This would have been about 1774. He then moved to Bourbon County, Kentucky near Paris. After 1795, he moved to Clear Creek, Highland County, Ohio, near Liberty Township. Richard Evans [our GGG Grandfather "started with his family from Kentucky in March, 1800] So: Hagerstown, Washington Cty, MD > Cumberland Cty, PA > George”sCreek, Pa > Bourbon Cty, Ky > Clear Creek, Highland County, Ohio. Israel Evans,{our GG Grandfather} [son of Richard Evans, son of Hugh Evans] was born in Hillsboro, Liberty Township, Higland County Ohio, He lived in the Cincinnati area, across the river in Ludlow and Bromley. But at some point he and Ann must have lived in Indiana, because our GGrandfather , George Robinson Evans, is documented as having been born in Rising Sun, Indiana. Was this when Israel was doing his medical training? George Robinson Evans had been quaintly described as: ”roving around, he knew not where”....evidentially he roved to Gretna!! So, insofar as the George R. Evans branch, the pattern of migration includes: Hagerstown, Washington Cty, MD > Cumberland Cty, PA > George”sCreek, Pa > Bourbon Cty, Ky > Clear Creek, Highland County, Ohio> variously Rising Sun, Indiana; Ludlow, Ky; Bromley, Ky; Gretna, La..... And now with our generation the migration has expanded: Missouri, Virginia, California, Arizona, Alabama..... and who knows where else! At some point it would be great to create a graphic [chart] with a timeline and combine that with the pattern of migration... to give a sense of the time span involved in this migration. Maybe someone with more graphic design capability than I could take on that little project! SOURCES: Ten mile Country & its Pioneer Families by Howard Lechey; Evans Family of Dunkard Creek (Article- page 95 in Evans notebook (fb) from Swan Hughes Bible; Maryland Marriage Records,pg. 138; "Ancestral Trails" by Charles Louis Zorbough; information from Katie EVANS Davis, family records in her possession in Hillsboro, Highland Co. Ohio; History of Ross and Highland Counties, Ohio. ***** The Will of Richard Evans of Calvert County Maryland 202 In The name of God Amen this seventh day of the ? [could this be "first"] mounth called January in the year of our Lord 1703 [? 1702? difficult to read], I , Richard Evans of Calvert County in the province of Maryland, being sick and week? of body but of sound mind and memory am willing to put things in such order that so near and as well as I can may avoid strife and contention among my children hereafter and to this instant of such lands, goods and Chattles as the Lord hath been pleased to lend? me maybe disposed of according to my intent and meaning? revoakeing all former wills by me made I do make this my last will and testament in mannor and form following Vizt:? Imprimis my will and mind is that all my ? debts be well and holy paid by my Executrix named hereafter 2d I give and bequeath to my Loving wife Elizabeth Evans during her naturall Life the land and plantation whereon I now live, orchard, and all the land thereto belonging. If being part of the land, call Hall”s[looks like Hath] HIll which I bought of my brother in law, Elisha Hall........ 3d My will and mind is that after the decease of my said, Loving wife I do give and bequeath all the aforesaid pieces of land, houses and orchards thereunto belonging being? and situate in Calvert County it being part of Hals Hill I do give and bequeath the same to my Son Sam[el] Evans to him and his heirs for ever. 4th I give to my son Sam [el] Evans three hundred acres of land, [being?] [lieing?] in Susquahannah River in Cecil County being the north parte of a parcell of land called the hope. I do give and bequeath the same to him and his heirs for ever. 5th If it happen that the child my wife is now big with be a boy, I do give and bequeath to him four hundred acres of land, it being part of a tract of land called Evans range, lieing in Prince George”sCounty in the north branch of Pattux[t?] River. I do give the said Land to ny said son to him and his heirs for ever..... 6th If it should happen to be a Girl my wife is now big with my will and mind is that the aforesaid four hundred acres given in the first article that it shall be equally divided between [among crossed out] my three daughters, Elizabeth Evans, Ann Evans and the child my wife is now big with to them and to their heirs for ever. 7th I give and bequeath to my daughter Elizabeth Evans two hundred acres of land, it being part of Evans range lieing in Prince George”sCounty in the north branch of -- Pattuxent River. I do give my said Daughter all the said land to her and her heirs for ever. 8th I give and bequeath to my Daughter Ann Evans all that tract of land called Greens Delight lieing in Pr Georges County I do give my said daughter Ann Evans all the said tract of land to her and to her heirs for Ever. 9th I give and bequeath to my loving wife Elizabeth Evans one hundred and fifty acres called Johnsons Place being in Dorchester County on the east side of Hungor River I give the said one hundred and fifty acres of land to my loving wife during her naturall Life. 10 ly And, after my wife”sdecease I do give the said one hundred and fifty acres of land, given to my wife in the ninth article after my wife”sdecease I do give the said Lan to my Son Sam [el] Evans and, to his heirs for ever. ---- 11th I give an bequeath to my loving wife Elizibeth Evans one third art of all my goods and Chattles negroes and tobacco, money and merchantdizes that doe at this time properly belong to me either in Maryland or England up the Sea of else where 12 I give and bequeath the other two third parts of my goods and Chattles negroes tobacco money merchandize that doe at this time properly belong to me either in Maryland, or England upon the Sea or elsewhere to all my children Sam[el] Evans, Elizabeth Evans and Ann Evans and the child my wife is now bigg with the said two thirds parts to be equally divided between all my said children and to be paid by my said Executrix hereafter named respectively as they come to age my will and mind is that my Son Samuel shall have his part of the two thirds of my Estate when he shall attain the age of eighteen years and my will and mind is that my daughter Elizabeth shall have her part of the two thirds of my Estate when she attains the age of Sixteen Years or day of marriage which shall first happen and my will is that my Daughter Ann Evans shall have part of the two thirds of my Estate when she attains the age of Sixteen years or day of marriage which shall first happen and my will and mind is that the Child my wife is now big with be it Son or Daughter shall have his or her third part of the two thirds of my Estate when he or she shall attain the age of Eighteen years and if should please God that if either of my said children shall happen to die before they attain their respective ages that his or their? of my Estate shall be equally divided between the survivor or survivours of my said children 13 I Constitute Ordain and Appointe my Loving wife Elizabeth Evans my whole and Sole Executrix of this my last will and testament ------ 14ly My will and desire is that my two friends and brothers in law ---- Walter Smith and Benjamin Hall be overlord? of this my last will and testament to ? all the articles herein mentioned and expressed be executed and performed and fulfilled according to the true intent and meaning of this my last will and testament for witness whereof I have ? unto ? my hand and seal this day and year first above written.--------------- Richard R [his mark] E Evans seal Signed, Sealed and Declared by the above Richard Evans to be his last will and testament in presence of Honory Colo? Danniel Malgraine William Wsho? On the back of the aforesaid will was this vizt written April 25th 1703: Then came Honory Cole? Danniel Malraigne and Mary Taylor and made oath on the holy Evangelist that they see the within name of Richard Evans sign seal publish pronounce and declare the within written to be his last will and testament sworn before me WParker Depty Com? Calvert County Additional notes from H Hotard This comes from the Maryland Calendar of Wills as found on Ancestry. It tells us the date of the Will 7 Jan 1702 and when it was proved 25 Apr 1703. It mentions his wife, Elizabeth; his brother-in-law, Elisha Hall; his son, Samuel; his daughters: Elizabeth and Ann; his brothers-in-law Walter Smith and Benjamin Hall. Col. Walter Smith was married to Rachel [Rebecca?] Hall. Benjamin Hall was married to Mary Brooke. Richard's daughters were married: Elizabeth to Charles [George] Lucas and Peter Beall; Anne was married to Dr. Robert Pottinger. Elizabeth Hall Evans was pregnant with Priscilla at the time of the writing of the will. She eventually married [William?] Groom. --------------- Additional notes I have made regarding some of Richard's land holdings say: TRACTS LAYED OUT IN CALVERT COUNTY PRIOR TO APRIL 23, 1696, BEFORE THE FORMATION OF PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY. Evans, Richard / Evanses Range V-6 / Apl.2,1696/ BB#3 f199 and Charles County, Maryland land tracts as laid out prior to April 23 1696 File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by Shirley Asqueta. sasqueta@micron.net Evans, Richard / Greens Delight R-10 / June 1, 1686/ L 22, f 226 Evans, Richard /Barbador Q-9/ Mar.30, 1685 / L22, f 164 ***** LUCAS GENEALOGY, Compiled and Published by Anabelle Kemp, printed in 1964 b Bookman Press, Los Angeles [EZG L933 K] page 91-95 ”Richard Evans, father of Elizabeth Lucas-Beall, was a planter in Calvert Co, Md he mar Elizabeth Hall b 1673, 6th child of Richard Hall, planter, of Calvert Co, Md. Richard Evans made his last will 7 Jan 1702, proved in Calvert Co, Md 25 Apr 1703 in which he mentions his wife Elizabeth, as Exec; she to have his dwelling place and part of ”Halls Hill”which land he had purchased from his brother-in-law, Elisha Hall; she also to have the 150 acres called ”Johnsons place” during her lifetime, then it to go to their son Samuel Evans. Son Samuel also to have the 300 acres called ”The Hope,”which was located on the Susquehanna River in Cecil Co, Md. ”If my unborn child be a dau, she to share equally with my dau Elizabeth in the 400 acre tract called ”Evans Range”;to his dau Ann the survey called ”Greens Delight”in Prince George Co, his daus to be over 16 yrs of age when they receive their property. He appoints his brothers-in-law, Walter Smith and Benjamin Hall, as overseerers. [See Md Cal of Wills vol 3 p 1]. His unborn child was a dau, Priscilla who mar [1] a mr. Groome; mar [2] a Mr. McClain. Richard Evans received patents to several parcels of land in Md including ”Greens Delight”on 1 June 1686, which land was then located in Charles Co until 1696 when Prince Geo Co was erected. On 30 Mar 1685 he patented ”Barbadoes”in Charles Co and on 2 Apr 1698 he obtained a patent for the 400 acres called ”Evans Range”in Prince Geo Co. ***** This comes from the Maryland Calendar of Wills as found on Ancestry. It tells us the date of the Will 7 Jan 1702 and when it was proved 25 Apr 1703. It mentions his wife, Elizabeth; his brother-in-law, Elisha Hall; his son, Samuel; his daughters: Elizabeth and Ann; his brothers-in-law Walter Smith and Benjamin Hall. Col. Walter Smith was married to Rachel [Rebecca?] Hall. Benjamin Hall was married to Mary Brooke. Richard's daughters were married: Elizabeth to Charles [George] Lucas and Peter Beall; Anne was married to Dr. Robert Pottinger. Elizabeth Hall Evans was pregnant with Priscilla at the time of the writing of the will. She eventually married [William?] Groom. Additional notes I have made regarding some of Richard's land holdings say: TRACTS LAYED OUT IN CALVERT COUNTY PRIOR TO APRIL 23, 1696, BEFORE THE FORMATION OF PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY. Evans, Richard / Evanses Range V-6 / Apl.2,1696/ BB#3 f199and Charles County, Maryland land tracts as laid out prior to April 23 1696 File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by Shirley Asqueta. sasqueta@micron.net Evans, Richard / Greens Delight R-10 / June 1, 1686/ L 22, f 226 Evans, Richard /Barbador Q-9/ Mar.30, 1685 / L22, f 164 also This is a partial list of debts due to Estates of PG County. This contains about 1/2 to 2/3 of Estate Book DD1 Prince Georges County, MD Probate Book DD1 Family History Center Film 0014285 Compiled by Billy Markland Evans John 1741 Edward Hall DD1 Pg. 189 Evans Philip 12/17/1741 Capt. Jno. Pritchard DD1 Pg. 125 Evans Richd. 1741 Edward Hall Run DD1 Pg. 189 Evans Saml. 1741 Edward Hall DD1 Pg. 189 *************** November 2008 What do you all think about the following? Is this Elizabeth who was married to our Richard Hall [+ 28 Aug 1688] >From QUAKER MARRIAGES OF SOUTHERN MARYLAND page 16 "Richard Harrison, of Calvert County, m. 7th day of 3rd month commonly called May, 1695, to Elizabeth Hall, at the house of Richard Harrison. Witnesses: Elisha Hall, Joseph Hall, Samuell Harrison, Sarah Harrison, Mary Harrison, Benjamin Hall, Sarah Hall, Aaron Hall, Benjamin Chew, Thomas Smith, Elizabeth Evans, Rachell Smith, Elizabeth Chew, Alice Smith, Ann Hall, Elizabeth Smith, Ann Short, Mary Biggs, Will Richardson, Jr., Christopher Mather [Mathew?], Robert Grover, Benjamin Leatherington, Neh. Birckhead, Elizabeth Cole, Elizabeth Suvy, Samuell Chew. Mary Deaver, Geo: Royston, James Stoddert, George Philips, Samuel Philips, Jr., Thomas Salmon, Jno. Chew, Thomas Evernden, Philip Coale." Keep in mind that in a previous message to this list I gave the following quote: In the book THE MCCARTYS OF THE NORTHERN NECK [pgs 188-189] the following comment is made: " Richard Hall [d. 1688] immigrated by 24 Aug 1658 as a carpenter. He shows up in Maryland 26 Aug 1663 [Maryland Land Office, Book 5:416]. He m. Elizabeth [-?-] and had four daughters and four sons. The main Hall plantation in Maryland was called Hall's Hills and was situated on the mouth of Hall's Creek [at least some of the headwaters of Hall's Creek are on Holly Hill farm, currently owned by Brice Clagett], which led to the Patuxent River. Richard Hall represented Calvert County in the Provincial Assembly from 1666 to 1670 and from 1674-1685. After Richard Hall's death, his widow m. Richard Harrison, who in 1698 built Holly Hill for his son Samuel Harrison. In turn, Samuel's bride was Sarah Hall, sister of Dr. Richard Hall [v.i]. She was also the sister of Elizabeth Hall who m. Richard Evans [ancestor of present-day Claggett children]. What birth and death dates do you all have for the Elizabeth who was married to Richard Hall and Richard Harrison? I think I have to revise the dates I had. They don't seem right. Renae **************** Elizabeth Hall is the daughter of Richard Hall and Elizabeth Wingfield[1]. She was born 1673 in Calvert County Maryland. She died on 03 May 1743 in Prince George County or Calvert County Maryland. Notes for Elizabeth Hall: General Notes: This is from THE HISTORY OF BALTIMORE on page 307 under a chapter entitled "Colonel Washington Bowie" "II] John Bowie Jr., son of John [q.v.] and Mary [Mulliken] Bowie, was born in 1708, died in February 1753. He was engaged in the cultivation of his large estate. He married Elizabeth Pottinger, born in 1717, died in 1775. She was the daughter of Robert and Ann [Evans] Pottinger, the former born February 25, 1694, died in 1738, the latter died in 1768; granddaughter of Richard and Elizabeth [Hall] Evans, the former of whom died in 1703, the latter in 1743; great-granddaughter of Richard and Elizabeth Hall, of Calvert county, Maryland. Richard Hall was burgess of Calvert county, 1666-70 and 1674-75, and died in 1688." *** An article states that she (Elizabeth Hall) was the 6th daughter of Richard Hall of Calvert County Maryland. ***** >From Norma Thompson I have these references to a Priscilla McLane, maiden name Priscilla Evans. I have her as the widow of William Groome, d. bef 9 Sep 1737. Her mother, Elizabeth (Hall) Evans Kingsbury (d. 1743) mentions her daughter, Priscilla Groom in her will. Her sister Ann (Evans) Pottenger calls her Priscilla MacClain. Ann Pottenger (of the following will) was Priscilla's sister and the wife of Robert Pottenger d. 1738 Prince George's County. I have Ann and Priscilla as the daughters of ?immigrant? Richard Evans (d. 1703 Calvert County) and Elizabeth Hall. After the death of Richard Evans, Elizabeth married James Kingsbury and she died 1743 Calvert County. Elizabeth (Hall) Evans Kingsbury was the daughter of Richard (d. 1688 Calvert County) and Elizabeth Hall, this Elizabeth died 1740 Calvert County. The Maryland Calendar Of Wills Compiled And Edited by Jane Baldwin (Jane Baldwin Cotton) And Roberta Bolling Henry; Wills From 1732 To 1738; Volume VII; Family Line Publications Westminster, Maryland 1988; p. 216 9 Sept., 1737. Oath of Thomas Boult, one of witnesses to will of Kenelm Cheseldyne, and deposes that he, this deponent, William Groome and William Hooke, both now dec'd., subscribed will in presence of testator. Taken at request of Kenelm Chezeldine of St Mary's Co.[Will recorded Vol. 15, fol. 181. Md. Cal. of Wills, Vol. 4, p. 212]. 21. 781. The Maryland Calendar Of Wills Compiled And Edited By Jane Baldwin (Jane Baldwin Cotton) Wills From 1738 To 1743 Volume VIII. Family Line Publications Westminster, Maryland 1988; p. 214 Kingsbury, Elizabeth, Prince George's Co, late of Calvert Co, 6th Mar., 1743; 3rd May, 1743. To son James, ex., and dau. Priscilla Groom, entire estate. " daus. Elizabeth Lucas and Ann Pottenger and son Samuel Evans, 5s. each. Test: Philip Green, Francis Hall, John Larmer. 23. 134. **************************************************************************** *********************************** Maryland Calendar Of Wills 1767-1772 Volume 14 Family Line Publications Westminster, Maryland 1993, p. 35 POTTENGER, ANN, Prince George's Co., widow. 18 May, 1767; 3 Feb, 1768 Children: Elizabeth Cramphin, Ann Beall wife of James Beall, Rachel Magruder wife of Zadock Magruder, Eleanor MacGill wife of Thomas MacGill and Mary Congrove. Grandchildren: Robert Pottenger, son of Robert; Allen and John Bowie; Robert Cramphin; Ann and Rachel Pottenger, children of Robert; Basil Cramphin, Richard Pottinger Cramphin, sons of Elizabeth; Elizabeth and Sarah Smith, daus. of Mary. Bro: Samuel Evans; Sister: Priscilla MacClain. I bequeath 25 lbs. to build a wall of brick or stone around the graveyard on plantation where I live. Exs Thomas MacGill. Wit: John Kingsbury, Thomas Cramphin, Jr. 36. 361 Abstracts of the Inventories Of The Prerogative Court Of Maryland 1774-1777 (From Volumes 119 Through 126) V. L. Skinner, Jr., p. 37 Richard Grooms 121.332 PG ?9.14.7 Dec 17 1774 Mar 30 1775 Appraisers: Fielder Bowie, D. Hoye. Creditors: Edward Boteler for Mess. Wallace & Co., Hezekiah Orme. Next of kin: Priscilla Maclan, William Jackson. Administrator: James Grooms. ***************************** Richard Evans and Elizabeth Hall. They were married Abt. 22 Aug 1688 in Calvert County Maryland. They had 4 children. 2. i. Samuel Evans[1]. He was born on 30 Sep 1691 in Conocoteque, Calvert County-Maryland. He married Priscilla. They were married 1707 in Prince George County Maryland or about 1717 in Wales. He died on 30 Sep 1770 in Dunkard Township-Green County Pennsylvania[1, 2]. 3. ii. Elizabeth Evans[1]. She was born 1695 in Prince George County Maryland[1]. 4. iii. Ann Evans[1]. She married Robert- Pottinger Sr.. They were married on 02 Dec 1718 in Queen Anne Parish-Prince George's County Maryland. She was born Abt. 1729. iv. Priscilla Evans[1]. She was born Abt. 1703. ************************************************************************* *************************************************************************** 1. Samuel Evans-1[1]. He was born on 30 Sep 1691 in Conocoteque, Calvert County-Maryland. He died on 30 Sep 1770 in Dunkard Township-Green County Pennsylvania[1, 2]. Notes for Samuel Evans: General Notes: MARTIN'S FORT. In the northern part of Monongahela county, West Virginia, on Crooked run”very near the Greene county line. This fort was attacked in June, 1779, when ten whites were killed and captured. [See Border Warfare, by Withers and Hist. Monongalia Co., by Samuel T. Wiley.] ***** Samuel Evans had 22 or 24 children and at least 15 are documented. ***** Notes from Charlene Evans-Thomas who is related to Edward DAVID Evans - The Drummer Boy states Samuel Evans was born between 1691-1700 in Scotland, Irlenad or Wales - was married after April 1725 - died September 30, 1770 in District of Westd Augusta, Virginia. Recorded May 2008 ***** As of May 20th, 2007, we MAY know our Evans village of origin in Wales..... MAY.... NOT CONFIRMED It would be Llanfachreth at Tal y Bont in Merionethshire [where you see a V in Welsh try putting an F or a FF instead. F gives a V sound and FF gives an F sound! The double L [LL] is pronounced as CL so Clan-vach-reth But please note that this is NOT CONFIRMED! ***** General Information about this location: "LLANFACHRETH, a parish in the hundred of Talybont, county Merioneth, 3 miles N.E. of Dolgelly, its post town. It is situated in a hilly neighbourhood, watered by a tributary of the river Maw, and abounds with good pasturage. The parish includes the townships of Isafon and Uwchafon-Nannaw. Copper is obtained here. The village is situated at the N. foot of Moel Orthrwm, in the valley of the Mawddach. Here is a romantic pathway called the Precipice Walk. The living is a perpetual curacy in the diocese of Bangor, value ?2. The church is dedicated to St. Mackreth, and was restored partly at the expense of the patron in 1820. The Calvinistic Methodists have two chapels. The parochial charities produce about ? per annum. This was the birth-place of Rice Jones, the Welsh bard. Fairs are held on the 22nd April, 30th June, 15th August, and 23rd October." [From The National Gazetteer of Great Britain and Ireland(1868) - Transcribed by Colin Hinson ?003] EVANS FAMILY OF DUNKARD CREEK There were a number of Evans families who settled on Dunkard Creek, on both sides of the present State Line, and efforts to identify each connection ends in confusion. The following records are submitted because they belong in this collection, with a hope that they may aid someone in their ancestral search. The most prominent of the early settlers of this name to settle on Dunkard, was Colonel John Evans, mentioned in frequent dispatches during the Revolution. He was definitely on the West Virginia side of the line, and his family records are well authenticated in West Virginia. In the Swan-Hughes Bible there is found a list of names and birth dates of the family of Samuel Evans, who settled in Maryland about 1720, This Samuel Evans was probably the uncle of John Swan's wife. As three of the names of this list are found in the Springhill Township, Bedford County tax list for 1772, it is most likely that they came with the Swans or shortly thereafter. One of these, Hugh Evans, settled for a time in Fayette County and then removed to Kentucky, remaining in Bourbon County for a time and then in 1799, removing to Highland County, Ohio. Richard Evans seems to have stayed in Fayette County, Pennsylvania, while John Evans could be the man who moved across the Monongahela and settled on the State line. Here is the Swan- Hughes Bible record: Mary Evans, born October 31, 1718. Samuel Evans, born May 22, 1723. Sarah Evans, born April 5, 1725. Priscilla Evans, born December 26, 1726. John Evans, born November 2, 1728. Hugh Evans, born October 7. 1730. David Evans, born March 26, 1734. Richard Evans, born May 26, 1736. Thomas Evans, born September 27, 1740. Rachel Evans, born July 6, 1742. Found on Page 676 of: The Tenmile Country and Its Pioneer Families by Howard L. Leckey Closson Press: January, 2007 Sarah. She was born 1700 in Calvert County Maryland. She died on 05 Apr 1725 in Maryland. Notes for Sarah: General Notes: Some believe her last name is Denny, but the John Evans who married a Sarah Denny lived in Little Britain Twp., Lancaster Co., PA. Somehow researchers over the years confused our John Evans with this man. Our John Evans never lived in Lancaster Co., PA. Samuel Evans and Sarah. They had 3 children. i. Mary Evans[3]. She was born on 31 Oct 1718 [5]. ii. Samuel- Evans Jr.. He was born on 22 May 1723 [3]. He died Apr 1798. iii. Sarah Evans[4]. She was born on 05 Apr 1725 [3]. Priscilla. Samuel Evans and Priscilla. They were married 1707 in Prince George County Maryland or about 1717 in Wales. They had 8 children. i. Priscilla Evans. She was born on 26 Dec 1726 [3]. Notes for Priscilla Evans: General Notes: First name could be spelled Persiler. 2. ii. John- Evans Sr.[3, 4]. He was born on 02 Nov 1728[3]. He died on 17 Apr 1798 in Dunkard Township, Greene County, PA.. Burial in Evans Farm Cemetery in Dunkard Township, Greene County, PA.. iii. Hugh Evans[3]. He was born on 07 Oct 1730. He died on 27 Mar 1808. Notes for Hugh Evans: General Notes: Moved to Kentucky 1785 around Lexington with his family at age 55. Whole family came and stayed for 15 years. Kentucky was still a territory of Virginia. Kentucky was deemed to be a slave state. 1799-1800 the entire family up and moved to SW Ohio. (Highland County) First settlers of Ohio. iv. Elenor Evans[3]. She was born on 25 Jun 1732. Notes for Elenor Evans: General Notes: Birth date could be October 7, 1732. v. Edward DAVID Evans[3]. He was born on 26 Mar 1734. He died 1820. Notes for Edward DAVID Evans: General Notes: Known as the drummer boy. vi. Richard Evans[3]. He was born on 26 May 1736. Notes for Richard Evans: General Notes: Clark County Kentucky Marriages Records by George Doyle Volume 1 1793-1820 1794 14th May Zachariah Beall and Nancy Evans Bondsman: James Evans Consent of Richard Evans father of Nancy Evans attested by Mabray Evans and Leonard Beall vii. Thomas Evans[3]. He was born on 27 Sep 1740. He died 1820. viii. Rachel Evans[3]. She was born on 06 Jul 1742. She married Thomas Arthur Foster. They were married on 21 Aug 1760 in Prince George’s MD. **************************************************************************** ************************************************************************** ********* Register Report for John- Evans Sr. 1. John- Evans Sr.-1[1, 2]. He was born on 02 Nov 1728[1]. He died on 17 Apr 1798 in Dunkard Township, Greene County, PA.. Burial in Evans Farm Cemetery in Dunkard Township, Greene County, PA.. Notes for John- Evans Sr.: General Notes: CHRONICLES OF THE SCOTCH-IRISH SETTLEMENT OF VIRGINIA; Vol 2, pp 310-319 by Lyman Chalkley 1796- -October 18, John Evans (widower) and John Evans, Jr., surety. John Evans (widower) and Margaret Jackson, widow. ***** DAR has birthday date as 1721 and death date January 26, 1798. ***** An additional thought to the list sent: Edward Evans birth date is about 1731-1734. George Washington's records show that in 1754 he is listed as 22. Others state 1731 and 1734 as his birthdate. ***** I had the following in my file.... unfortunately I can't identify who "Young" is right now. I'll try to find this out later today. "Young gives his name as Edward Also: 2. Edward EVANS was born 26 MAR 1734 in Saint Barnabas, Queen Anne Parrish, Prince George, MD, and died 1820. He was the son of 4. Samuel EVANS and 5. SARAH." We would need to verify this info. Renee - January 2008 **************************************** John- Evans Sr. and Sarah. They had 13 children. i. Dorcus Evans[3, 4, 4]. She was born 1755[4]. ii. Edward Evans[3]. He was born Abt. 1762 in NC or Virginia. He married Margaret Bowman. They were married Abt. 1786 in Which is Kentucky today. He died on 18 Dec 1839 in Buck Creek-Clay County (today would be Owsley County). iii. John- Evans Jr.[3]. He was born 1756. iv. Sarah Evans[3]. v. Mary Evans[3]. vi. Samuel Evans[3]. He was born 1758[5]. Notes for Samuel Evans: General Notes: Moved to Kentucky - 10-12 years old than brother, Edward - 1795-1800 moved to Bourbon County Kentucky Samuel's son moved to Indiana. vii. Elizabeth Evans[3]. viii. Jesse Evans[3]. ix. Rachel Evans[3]. She was born 1768. She died 1819. x. Ellender Evans[3]. xi. William Evans[3]. xii. Nancy Evans[3]. She was born on 28 Dec 1774. xiii. Isaac Evans[3]. He was born 1781. He married Sarah Rayburn (Raybourn). They were married in Montgomery County Kentucky [6]. Burial in Carter County Kentucky [6]. Notes for Isaac Evans: General Notes: Moved to Moorehead, Kentucky Sources 1 Swan-Hughs family bible. 2 Book-Colonial Settlers of Prince George, Maryland. 3 Per John Evans, Sr born 1728 will. 4 Gordon Baker family member. 5 Evans website. 6 Karen-family member. ************************************* END

Hello I looked on the website and I am not sure what else you would want me to scan and send. I would gladly do anything. I know I have been very quiet on this site, but I read everything and save lots to my file. :) Sue Rife -----Original Message----- From: evans-richard-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:evans-richard-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Evans-Richard List Administrator Sent: Friday, March 12, 2010 10:49 AM To: evans-richard@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [EVANS-RICHARD] Re Earnestine's comments about Jesse and John..... It's a great book. Parts of it have been transcribed and are on the website. All I can say is that having the actual pages would be great if you are up to it. You could scan the pages and email to me and I'll do the uploading. If you want to see what we already have on the site, go to the History section, look under the category OUR EVANSES As Found in Printed Sources .... the transcribed pages are there in a file. Thanks Renee Sue Rife wrote: > Hello > I just receive the book The Tenmile Country and Its Pioneer Famliies by > Howard L. Leckey. It has a lot on the Swan-Hughes bible. Do you want me > to scan and put it on the website? > Sue Rife > > -----Original Message----- > From: evans-richard-bounces@rootsweb.com > [mailto:evans-richard-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Evans-Richard List > Administrator > Sent: Friday, March 12, 2010 10:21 AM > To: Ernestine; evans-richard@rootsweb.com > Subject: [EVANS-RICHARD] Re Earnestine's comments about Jesse and John..... > > Ok... let's take this one [or two or three or four] step [s] at a time. > 1] I had the parents of the John Evans who married Nancy Plummer as > Edward Evans and Sarah Wood. Is this what everyone "out there" has? > 2] I had this same John married twice: once to Nancy Plummer and also to > Elizabeth Windsor > Is this what everyone "out there" has? > 3] You say Jessie's brother John.... I don't have a Jessie as John's > brother. I have the children of Edward and Sarah Wood as Edward Gerrard, > Catherine, Eleanor, Hugh, John, Jonathan, Samuel, Priscilla, James. > What do you all "out there" have > > 4] Finally ..... which Evans Bible are you referring two. > I know of two in my own line.... This must be a different Bible > > Let's get all this settled before we move on.... > > Thanks > Renee > > > Ernestine wrote: > >> I work on this line, (my name is Ernestine Hess) The Edward Evans that >> married Margaret Bowman ,but have not worked on it for a while due to the >> illness and the death of my husband. The Evans line is his. Where you >> > only > >> go to Jessie ,my husbands line is his brother John. >> John married Nancy Plummer in KY. John & Nancy came to (was on KY census >> > of > >> 1850) TX and are buried in an Evans Cemetery in Titus County Texas. >> > Jessie > >> is Joe Evans line. By the way the Evans Bible shows the name spelled Evins >> > > >> until they came to Texas. >> >> >> > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > EVANS-RICHARD-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG - www.avg.com > Version: 8.5.436 / Virus Database: 271.1.1/2736 - Release Date: 03/12/10 > 09:42:00 > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to EVANS-RICHARD-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to EVANS-RICHARD-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG - www.avg.com Version: 8.5.436 / Virus Database: 271.1.1/2736 - Release Date: 03/12/10 09:42:00

In a message dated 3/12/2010 11:30:35 A.M. Central Standard Time, burby9@yahoo.com writes: Hi gang, I think it would be great for review of info. There is so much, I'm confused to several things. 1. Richard Evans and Elizabeth Hall? is there an agreement on names and how many children they had. 2. Does group agree they are out first Evans family in America. Roger I desc. from their dau. Eliz. (Evans) Lucas - line to Greene Co., PA. Haven't had time to search E-List files, just scan e-mail. I've lately been wondering why Richard named one of his holdings "Barbados" is that a clue to a West Indies connection? If others research is correct, I also desc. from old Augustine Herman of Bohemia Manor, MD & one of his dau.s died in Barbados. Have any of you researched the early families coming via WI, &/or having plantations there /ships trading there? Lurker Meg

There may be a few Hull's in OH several years back. I recently printed my HULL Family from MD, DE, OH to IL and IN and KS and was able to trace all six of the children from the original Jesse Hull b 1783 in MD

My line is Susan Evans b 3 Fe 1817 Wilmington, New Castle CO., DE d 7 Oct 1851 OH m Jesse Hull 1817- MD 1850 IL m 29 Oct 1839 OH son James Colonel Hull 17 Sep 1848 OH, 20 Dec 1946 IN son Franklin Ray Hull 16 July 1893 IN D 24 Fe 1983 Tipton CO., IN daughter Zola Hull Riffe ( the writer) Joel M Evans 21 Jan 1810 Wilmington, New Castle CO., DE d 25 Dec 1886 IL m Martha Ann Hull 2 Dec 1841 OH m Susanna Hain 26 Dec 1 847 OH Mary Ann Evans 26 Nov 1813 Wilmington, New Castle CO., DE d 21 Jan 1887 IN m Jesse H Hull 10 Ap 1834 East Bradford, Chester CO. PA I have all the descentants for the above people. I do not if the three Evans were related or not. I would welcome any information zwriffe@aol.com

Thanks Zola.... I don't know how to connect to the current descendant report; so we will store this until we make a definite connection. You don't have any Hulls in Ohio, do you? Renee Zwriffe@aol.com wrote: > My line is > > Susan Evans b 3 Fe 1817 Wilmington, New Castle CO., DE d 7 Oct 1851 OH > m Jesse Hull 1817- MD 1850 IL m 29 Oct 1839 OH > > son James Colonel Hull 17 Sep 1848 OH, 20 Dec 1946 IN > son Franklin Ray Hull 16 July 1893 IN D 24 Fe 1983 Tipton CO., IN > daughter Zola Hull Riffe ( the writer) > > Joel M Evans 21 Jan 1810 Wilmington, New Castle CO., DE d 25 Dec 1886 IL > m Martha Ann Hull 2 Dec 1841 OH > m Susanna Hain 26 Dec 1 847 OH > > Mary Ann Evans 26 Nov 1813 Wilmington, New Castle CO., DE d 21 Jan 1887 IN > m Jesse H Hull 10 Ap 1834 East Bradford, Chester CO. PA > > I have all the descentants for the above people. I do not if the three > Evans were related or not. > > I would welcome any information > > zwriffe@aol.com > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to EVANS-RICHARD-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >