Donna: Are there any Whitakers? Variant spellings.... Whiteaker, Whittaker, Whitacre, Wittiker, etc..... TIA. Ron Donna Hutchings wrote: > Taken from the 1730-1750 Books > > pg. 525 > WHITTON, James of Salem Co., yeoman > Nov 3, 1732 ; Nov 25, 1732 Mem.; Affirmed Jan 10, 1733 > Wife Catherine > Son- Joseph, the plantation where I live, and in case of death and no lawful > issue same to my kinsman, Benjamin Cripps, and for want of his heirs, then > to Samuel Cripps and his heirs, and failing in such to the daughter of > Nathaniel Cripps. If my son dies, Benjamin Cripps, if the said plantation > comes into his hands pay legacies to Sarah Jequat, Virgin Powell, Theophilus > Gaskin, Ann and Hannah Cripps, the daughter of Peter and sarah Jequat, Ann > Cross, susannah Wells, Rhina Johnson, sarah Mason, Mary Walcot and Stephen > Sinmans; also 10 pounds for use of the meeting at Salem. > Executor- Son, Joseph. Assistants Samuel wade and Joseph Darkin > Wit: F. Gaudonett, Thomas Barrett, Thomas Smith Sr. > 1732, Nov 25. Mem. My marsh in Penns Neck unto my son Joseph Whitton. > Wit: Bartholomew Hyatt, John Powell > Affirmed 10 Jan 1733 > 1732-3, 11 mo (Jan), 4 da. Inventory 1104.17,11 pounds...includes > clock(7.10 pounds), 1500 of malt (181.19.6 pounds); servant man (5 pounds); > cattle (225 pounds). Appraisers Bartholomew Hyatt, David Morris > > Jan 21, 1733-- accounts brought against James Whitten in Estate of > GillJohnson, Giles of Salem Co. > > 1749, 16th day, 7th mo (Sept)..Patrick Conly of Burlington Co. leaves his > horse to Thomas Whitten. > > Nov 20, 1742 Will of John Rolfe, Esq of Salem Co. ...Executor (among > others) is James Whitton > > 1740, 30th day, 4th mo (June)...Will of William Troath of Evesham, > Burlington Co...William Whitton is witness > > > Will Books 1750-1760 > pg. 116 Will of Samuel Fithian of Greenwich of Cumberland Co, yeoman > May 10, 1751 Accounts paid from estate to Isaac, Joseph Uriah, and Noah > Whiton > > Estate of Peter Voorhees of New brunswick, Middlesex Co. Apr 3, 1751 > Bond of John Ryder (Rider) for the widow > > **This is all that I could find, but do no hesitate to ask if you should get > another idea. > > Donna in Virginia > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2003 5:40 PM > Subject: [MDCECIL] Re: NJ Will Books - RIDER, WHITHAM > > > >><<> I just so happens that I do have the NJ Will Books from > > 1730-1760....>> > >> >>Donna, >> >>Might there be any mention of any RIDER family members in your NJ will > > books? > >>Or WHITHAM, WITHAM, WITTAM, WHITTEN families? If you can look those up >>sometime when you have the time, I'd be very grateful. >> >>Liz in CA >> >> >> >> >> >>============================== >>To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, > > go to: > >>http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >> > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > >

Taken from the 1730-1750 Books pg. 525 WHITTON, James of Salem Co., yeoman Nov 3, 1732 ; Nov 25, 1732 Mem.; Affirmed Jan 10, 1733 Wife Catherine Son- Joseph, the plantation where I live, and in case of death and no lawful issue same to my kinsman, Benjamin Cripps, and for want of his heirs, then to Samuel Cripps and his heirs, and failing in such to the daughter of Nathaniel Cripps. If my son dies, Benjamin Cripps, if the said plantation comes into his hands pay legacies to Sarah Jequat, Virgin Powell, Theophilus Gaskin, Ann and Hannah Cripps, the daughter of Peter and sarah Jequat, Ann Cross, susannah Wells, Rhina Johnson, sarah Mason, Mary Walcot and Stephen Sinmans; also 10 pounds for use of the meeting at Salem. Executor- Son, Joseph. Assistants Samuel wade and Joseph Darkin Wit: F. Gaudonett, Thomas Barrett, Thomas Smith Sr. 1732, Nov 25. Mem. My marsh in Penns Neck unto my son Joseph Whitton. Wit: Bartholomew Hyatt, John Powell Affirmed 10 Jan 1733 1732-3, 11 mo (Jan), 4 da. Inventory 1104.17,11 pounds...includes clock(7.10 pounds), 1500 of malt (181.19.6 pounds); servant man (5 pounds); cattle (225 pounds). Appraisers Bartholomew Hyatt, David Morris Jan 21, 1733-- accounts brought against James Whitten in Estate of GillJohnson, Giles of Salem Co. 1749, 16th day, 7th mo (Sept)..Patrick Conly of Burlington Co. leaves his horse to Thomas Whitten. Nov 20, 1742 Will of John Rolfe, Esq of Salem Co. ...Executor (among others) is James Whitton 1740, 30th day, 4th mo (June)...Will of William Troath of Evesham, Burlington Co...William Whitton is witness Will Books 1750-1760 pg. 116 Will of Samuel Fithian of Greenwich of Cumberland Co, yeoman May 10, 1751 Accounts paid from estate to Isaac, Joseph Uriah, and Noah Whiton Estate of Peter Voorhees of New brunswick, Middlesex Co. Apr 3, 1751 Bond of John Ryder (Rider) for the widow **This is all that I could find, but do no hesitate to ask if you should get another idea. Donna in Virginia ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2003 5:40 PM Subject: [MDCECIL] Re: NJ Will Books - RIDER, WHITHAM > > <<> I just so happens that I do have the NJ Will Books from 1730-1760....>> > > > Donna, > > Might there be any mention of any RIDER family members in your NJ will books? > Or WHITHAM, WITHAM, WITTAM, WHITTEN families? If you can look those up > sometime when you have the time, I'd be very grateful. > > Liz in CA > > > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

<<> I just so happens that I do have the NJ Will Books from 1730-1760....>> Donna, Might there be any mention of any RIDER family members in your NJ will books? Or WHITHAM, WITHAM, WITTAM, WHITTEN families? If you can look those up sometime when you have the time, I'd be very grateful. Liz in CA

Thank you for the information........I understand that Rachel English married Thomas Green....and I am trying to find out if they are the parents of Hanna Green who married john Mannery.....They were in Egg Harbour prior to 1724.....Thanks Sandy Wainwright

I was wondering if anyone has marriage material for time period about 1745-50 for Cecil Co.? My Ezekiel Alexander, son of David Alexander of New Munster, Cecil Co. Md probably married before moving to Mecklenburg, NC in 1750-51. I suspect he may have gone to Cumberland or Lancaster Co. Pa before the migration as many of his contemporaries are found there including his older brother. Ezekiel born 1726 married a Martha-----maybe a Brown, but have no documentation. Two of his brothers married Browns. I did find a 1746 Lancaster Co will (no twp listed) of a Charles Brown who had three daughters including Martha, Jean and Rebecca----all names of his and his brother's wives. Helen Smith

I just so happens that I do have the NJ Will Books from 1730-1760.... EDWARDS, Owen of Chesterfield, Burlington Co., yeoman Aug 25, 1748 proved Aug 27, 1748 Lib. 6, p.305 Eldest son, John. Plantation where I live left me for a term of years by my father-in-law, to be let out for the benefit of my four children- susanna, Arthur, Amy and Mary. Executor: brother-in-law, Joseph ENGLISH Wit: Wm. Taylor, Benjamin English, Geo. Bliss Oct. 23, 1750 Joseph ENGLISH was paid an account owed by the executors of the estate of Francis Gibbs of Mansfield, Burlington Co. Jan 4, 1749 Joseph ENGLISH was paid an account owed by the executors of the estate of William Taylor of Chesterfield, Burlington Co. Feb. 5, 1760 Joseph ENGLISH did an inventory of the estate of Wm. Black of Chesterfield, Burlington Co. July 30, 1754 Joseph ENGLISH did an inventory of the estate of Samuel Jobs of Mansfield, Burlington co. Dec 16, 1760 Joseph ENGLISH did an inventory of the estate of Joshua Quicksall of Mansfield, Burlington, Co. Nov 2, 1754 Joseph ENGLISH was a fellowbondsmen with Edward Rockhill of Mansfield Burlington Co for John Trout who died Int. **That is all I could find on Joseph English....because of the dates this must be another Jos. English **There are no Cantrell's in the NJ books, Chester Co books or Cecil Co. books...sorry. Let me know if you get another idea. Donna in VA ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, June 02, 2003 9:33 AM Subject: Re: [MDCECIL] marriage license research > Thank You!!!..........Do you have the New Jersey records??.........Joseph > English was living in New Jersey??..........Do you have anything on a Richard > Cantrell/Cantril? Thanks again > > Sandy Wainwright > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

Thank You!!!..........Do you have the New Jersey records??.........Joseph English was living in New Jersey??..........Do you have anything on a Richard Cantrell/Cantril? Thanks again Sandy Wainwright

"Taken from Chester co. Wills 1713-1748" ENGLISH, Joseph of Mansfield, Burlington Co. NJ, yeoman Sept. 4, 1725 proved 8/14/1725 A. 177 To son Joseph the tract of land whereon he now lives, (on the river), also equal part of tract containing 80 acres and 30 pounds. To son John 4 pounds having been advanced. To son William the plantation whereon he lives after wifes decease. To daughter Rachel wife of THOMAS GREEN all the cattle in my name at Egg Harbor. To son in law Peter White tract of land at head of Abscom River. To daughter Hannah wife of John Wells 5 shillings. To grandson Thomas English 10 pounds,to his brother Joseph 5 pounds. To granddaughter Jean Wells 5 pounds. To wife Hannah, the plantation containing 200 acres, which lieth in the forks of Brandywine in Chester Co. and all remainder of estate, also executrix. Wit: Geo. Aston, Daniel M. Lester, Hannah Nickles "Early Inhabitants of Cecil Co" by Henry Peden pg. 50 Foot Company Under Command of Capt. Edward Jackson in 1740 John Manery pg. 100 Cecil Co. Debt Books Green, Thomas- Coxs Prevention - 1734-1760 pg. 129 Taxable Persons in Cecil Co. in 1752 Thomas Green Let me know if you need another look up...I hope that this gives you another clue, Donna in VA ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, June 01, 2003 10:35 PM Subject: Re: [MDCECIL] marriage license research > Looking for information on Rachel Green......wife of Thomas Green....am > looking for maiden name........also for a John Mannery....around 1725........Thanks > > Sandy Wainwright > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

Looking for information on Rachel Green......wife of Thomas Green....am looking for maiden name........also for a John Mannery....around 1725........Thanks Sandy Wainwright

In a message dated 6/1/2003 9:50:11 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > Cathi, > We all do what we can to help each other on the list, so all you > have to do is "list" your names, given &surname, maidennames, > and some dates, and you may get real lucky with a good hit on > your query. We are waiting for your reply......... > Thank you Tim! Frank has generously offered to look for them for me, but I will post them too in case, as you said, anyone has more information. 1. Viola Bair, b. circa 1876, married unknown in the early 1890s. 2. Melinda (aka Velinda) Bair, b. 1863, married Morton Harley Andrews about 1896. 3. Jacob Bair, b. 1873, married Mary E. Young about 1903. Thank you!!! Cathi Desmarais

Cathi, We all do what we can to help each other on the list, so all you have to do is "list" your names, given & surname, maidennames, and some dates, and you may get real lucky with a good hit on your query. We are waiting for your reply......... Tim *** ----- Original Message ----- From: "raedunn" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, June 01, 2003 9:42 PM Subject: Re: [MDCECIL] marriage license research | Hi Cathi; I will be happy to look up your Cecil County marriages | if you send me their names. Not sure how soon I will be going | there, but, if your not in a hurry, I will see what I can do. | There is no charge or fee required. | Send to my e-mail address. [email protected] | Frank Dunn | ---------- Original Message ---------------------------------- | From: [email protected] | Reply-To: [email protected] | Date: Sun, 1 Jun 2003 19:22:34 EDT | | >I am researching my great-grandfather's siblings, and I would | like to hire | >someone for a reasonable fee to look up three of their Cecil | County marriage | >licenses, all circa 1890s. If there is someone interested in | doing so, could you | >please email off-list to discuss rates, etc? Thank you very much! | I really | >appreciate the help. | > | >Cathi | > | > | >============================== | >To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy | records, go to: | >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 | > | > | | | ============================== | To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: | http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 | |

Hi Cathi; I will be happy to look up your Cecil County marriages if you send me their names. Not sure how soon I will be going there, but, if your not in a hurry, I will see what I can do. There is no charge or fee required. Send to my e-mail address. [email protected] Frank Dunn ---------- Original Message ---------------------------------- From: [email protected] Reply-To: [email protected] Date: Sun, 1 Jun 2003 19:22:34 EDT >I am researching my great-grandfather's siblings, and I would like to hire >someone for a reasonable fee to look up three of their Cecil County marriage >licenses, all circa 1890s. If there is someone interested in doing so, could you >please email off-list to discuss rates, etc? Thank you very much! I really >appreciate the help. > >Cathi > > >============================== >To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

I am researching my great-grandfather's siblings, and I would like to hire someone for a reasonable fee to look up three of their Cecil County marriage licenses, all circa 1890s. If there is someone interested in doing so, could you please email off-list to discuss rates, etc? Thank you very much! I really appreciate the help. Cathi

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_00CE_01C32868.E8D83860 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hey Guys Here some stuff on one of Stephen & Elizabeth 'Betsy' Cleland Jarboe's son William Smith Jarboe. Looks as if William S. was trying to take advantage of a land oppertunity, along with a few others. Welcome any comments and corrections.. JARBOE, WILLIAM SMITH (MO) to JENIFER, DANIEL OF ST. THOMAS. Dates: 1780, Feb. 10. Registering a claim to British property. MSA S 1004-80-5742 MDHR 6636-58-81 Location: 1/7/3/63 Maryland State Archives Finding Aids & Indexes Biographical files available from SPECIAL COLLECTIONS (Legislative History Project Collection) MSA SC 1138 Envelope: David of St. Thomas Jenifer, Esqr. Annapolis Montgomery Co Wm S. Jarboe inform Of British property of I- - - Letter: Sir, I S - - g - - an information some time ago with your Brother, of some British property lying in the County who Promise to communicate the fame to you and send me an answ(e)r upon the subject, a certain Richard Todd, and English man died some 17 or 18 years ago and left no Heir in this County but some relatives in Britain, he died Interstate and Mr. William Ofutt Maguire as a --------- administrator on the Estate, and now has in his possession a considerable part, -- apprehend from information that if this property can so esteemed as British property and of coarse liable to confiscation, In as the first informer are entitled to a part thereof Please to inform me your mind here on and how I am to procure Further and you will oblige. Yr H(um)ble Servant Feby 10th. 1780 Wm Smith Jarboe Montgomery County 58/81 Next letter in sequence Envelope: To Danl of S. Thom Jennifer Esqr ----- for the State of Maryland 10th May 1780 Capt Edw Norwood Application for 1000 ac Demanded of Hydes ---- Called Pearson ------- m------ lying in Balt. County Letter: Sir, I herby discover and make known to you that a tract of lands call Pearson Encampment lying in Baltimore County near the head of Patapsco river and containing one thousand acres of British property there said have being the property of the heirs of John & Samuel ----- (Todd?) or one of them formerly Merchants in London and I Do declare the right of confiscation for the fame under the act of assembly proper last ----- ------ certain promise in the G--------- C--------- I am Sincerely Very ------- ------- Edw Norwood 9th May 1780 58/82 Envelope: Dan'l of St Thomas Jenifer Esq Annapolis___ From Willing Morris Swannwick Letter: Sir, Philad'a Aug. 24th. 1780 We have Rec'd your entries forward date the 11th. August. your Bill in Sav. of M. Merryman Shall be paid and your acct letter accompany and we shall always be equally happy to meet with any occasion of being feasible to you as we very Sincerely are Sin Your -----Servant Willing Morris Swannwick Dan'l. of St. Thomas Jenifer Esq Annapolis 58/83 Envelope: The Honorable Dan'l of St. Thomas Jenifer Annapolis ___ Cecil County Thomas Wattsons Application Letter: Hon'd Sir, I was so unfortunate when your Honor was in Cecil County in June 1780 selling the confiscated Manor, as not to be informed thereof, when I would have easily satisfied your ---- -----, that I have by virtue of a Deed from a London Company executed about --- years ago a ---- of law which your --------- sold to a certain William Singleton, which I trust would have ----- your ------ from making such Sale, and ---- same ------- both to Singleton and myself, as I was ------- to bring with of judgment against him to Cecil County ---- ----- ---- and --- to pray that a -------- may be entered against a right -------- from the State of Maryland in his ----- half. I have the ------- to be Your --------- ----- ------ September 10th 1780 And most Honorable Servant Thom Wattsons 58/84 Envolpe: Unreadable Letter: I honorably Certify that I am Hugh - -----p C------ of ------------ of the State of Maryland T----- ----- five hundred Acres of Land in Connception (?) Manor, Cecil County if there shall be ---- many Vacant after the Tenants ---- seller on J Manor and the document continues but only a few words can be read. Oct 31, 1780 Daniel of St. Thomas Jenifer Esquire 58/85 ------=_NextPart_000_00CE_01C32868.E8D83860 Content-Type: text/x-vcard; name="[email protected]" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="[email protected]" BEGIN:VCARD VERSION:2.1 N:;[email protected] FN:[email protected] EMAIL;PREF;INTERNET:[email protected] REV:20030601T230914Z END:VCARD ------=_NextPart_000_00CE_01C32868.E8D83860--

HI, The Historical Society of Cecil County has a family file on the Hall Family. I sent a request regarding my Rebecca Hall b. 1836 and they told me "I have reviewed the family files and related material. The Hall file doesn't mention a Rebecca Hall but I've enclosed the "family Tree" for your information." I certainly appreciated their reply and have a copy of a tree prepared by Albert Hall of Washington. There is no James Henry Hall b. 1812. While there is Dr. James Hall b. 12 Mar 1762 it does not go on with his family nor where he was born. BUT I suggest that you e mail the Society at [email protected] if you haven't already. I may have a web site too. Smiles, Mary in Alabama On Sat, 31 May 2003 17:43:05 +0000 "Rodney Hall" <[email protected]> writes: > I am trying to get through a big brick wall. I have a James Henry > Hall born > in Maryland in 1812. In 1834 he was married in Cincinnati Ohio. He > may have > been related to Ezekiel Hall who was born on the Eastern Shore about > 1777 > and was also in Ohio. I am trying to figure out if my James Hall is > related > to The Elihu Hall family of Cecil County. On www.Familysearch.com I > found a > James Hall born in 1812 to Charles Hall and Elizabeth Coleman. In > another > record I found this Charles Hall had a brother Henry who died 4 > years before > my James Henry Hall was born. The only hitch is the record at > Familysearch.org said James was born in Pannsylvania not Maryland > and all of > the Census records show James as born in Maryland. Does anyone know > where I > could locate birth records for the time period around 1812? > Also several of the records I looked at had a place called Mt. > Welcome as a > birthplace, does anyone know where that might have been? > > Sincerely > Rodney Hall > [email protected] > > _________________________________________________________________ > MSN 8 helps eliminate e-mail viruses. Get 2 months FREE*. > http://join.msn.com/?page=features/virus > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy > records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!

I need a lookup from Blanche Bowlsbey's Book. Anyone have a copy? Thanks! Melissa

I am trying to get through a big brick wall. I have a James Henry Hall born in Maryland in 1812. In 1834 he was married in Cincinnati Ohio. He may have been related to Ezekiel Hall who was born on the Eastern Shore about 1777 and was also in Ohio. I am trying to figure out if my James Hall is related to The Elihu Hall family of Cecil County. On www.Familysearch.com I found a James Hall born in 1812 to Charles Hall and Elizabeth Coleman. In another record I found this Charles Hall had a brother Henry who died 4 years before my James Henry Hall was born. The only hitch is the record at Familysearch.org said James was born in Pannsylvania not Maryland and all of the Census records show James as born in Maryland. Does anyone know where I could locate birth records for the time period around 1812? Also several of the records I looked at had a place called Mt. Welcome as a birthplace, does anyone know where that might have been? Sincerely Rodney Hall [email protected] _________________________________________________________________ MSN 8 helps eliminate e-mail viruses. Get 2 months FREE*. http://join.msn.com/?page=features/virus

Could your HALL be related to CHAMBERS HALL of New Castle Co. Del. -- he was there in (approx) 1760 - 1785 (?) Carol

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Melissa, I feel sure you can find that at the Annapolis archives. For a fee they will make a copy and mail it to you. I don't remember the exact URL for that, but go to google.com and write in Marland State Archives and I am sure you will get that. Helen