Dear List Haven't posted for a long time. Earlier this year there appeared on the Prince William Co, VA list the following court application posted by CindyMcC 8 Dec 2006: LEGISLATIVE PETITION: SARAH BRAWNER SAYS HER LATE HUSBAND JOHN CONTRACTED FOR A PLANTATION IN PRINCE WM COUNTY VA 1810 To the Honorable the Legislature of Virginia. The memorial and petition of Sarah Brawner now of the County of Prince William formerly of the State of Maryland. Humbly sheweth. That her late husband John C. Brawner some time in the year 1807 contracted for a plantation in the said County of Prince William at a high rent for the ensuing year, with a view of removing his family thereto, but unfortunately died in the fall of the same year previous to his removal leaving your petitioner a widow with eight children, six of them females and the greater part of them very young. In this situation your petitioner found herself under a necessity of removing, in conformity to the contract of her husband to Virginia leaving behind her a negro boy named Anthony now about the age of eighteen years, whose services in aiding her in the support of her numerous and helpless family would be to her of the utmost importance could she be permitted to bring help from Maryland, where he is to her of little value, to Virginia, where she has only the assistance of one slave, a small negro girl. Your petitioner therefore humbly prays that your honorable body will take into consideration her peculiar situation and grant her a law for that purpose permission to bring the aforesaid slave from Maryland to this Commonwealth and your petitioner will pray be. Sarah (X) Brawner I can and hereby do certify that from my own knowledge the circumstances respecting the death of Mr. Brawner and the removal of Mrs. Brawner in the above petition alluded to are correctly stated. The contract for a plantation having been entered into between the said John C. Brawner and myself. I also know the very distressed situation in which the petitioner and her small family now placed in the need of their removal and the difficulty with which she contrived to support their needs and verily believe her to be deserving wonder and hope that her present application shall be favorably received by the legislature. Dumfries, September 29th, 1810 John Lawson I am acquainted with the petitioner and have faith in her petition stated to be true and myself knowing the informant of the said petitioner I hope she may be gratified. We the subscribers cheerfully concur in support of the foregoing memorial and petition under a confedate impression of the correctness of the statement there in made and hope that the prayer of the petitioner may be granted verily believing that the accommodation prayed for will be of material benefit to the petitioner and his family and of no injury to the community or any individual thereof. Peter Trane Rob Graham J. H. Fox Bernard Gallagher Burr Harrison Posey D. Grant John Linton P. Harrison Daniel Grant William Cocke Thomas Chapman William Wheeler R.D. Cox Rott Chiments Thomas Wyelee John Milstead Wm Alj Dach Samuel Adams Colin Campbell Newman Matthews Mad. Sims Charles King Stephen Tennis William Farrow Thomas Davis William Fenora Wm Davis Robert Hedges William H. Barron Thomas Woodward Charles Hedges? Enock Reno William Calvert Lewis Coasley Thomas Smoote Charles Adams George Pearson John S. Harding Thomas Pearson Henry Bridwell Daniel Forgie David Boyle Wm Brown John Merchant Wm Smith Jr WILLIAM CORNWELL Jacob Merchant William Merchant Reuben Calvert Robert Alexander Samuel W. Linebaugh JOHN CORNWELL John Carter Gustavous Thomas John Wright Wm S. Colquloun Nirth Mauk Jesse Scott Mich Cook James Thomas Q. Ratiliffe Glen Horinee Levi Walker H. Barron A. Baughanucive Samuel Johnson Thomas Clarke T. J. Davis Thomas Thomton James W. Colquhoun B. Cannon H.R. Gilbert Francis H. Dumington H. Gray Thomas Harrison Jr John A. Bland Arrington Evans Peter T. Hatman Richard Arrington John Lowe Joseph Smith William Smith John Ratcliff Henry M. Smoote Harrison Golding Daniel King Charles Reno George Carney N. Teneson SOURCE: Legislative Petitions of Prince William County, Va, Microfilm 2048686, Salt Lake City. Now my Brawner quest has been going for some time. A colleague (Lois P 21 May 2000) found the following at Salt Lake City Archives: "Representatives, the widow, & nine children of the deceased viz Grace Brawner, Henry Brawner, Hetty Brawner, Amelia Brawner, Elizabeth Brawner, John Brawner, William Brawner, _______ (blank space) Brawner, & Malinda Brawner - Charles County July 7th, 1812. Then came Edward Brawner the accountant within mentioned and made oath.......Edward Brawner, son of John C Brawner..." Lois P, 25 Jan 2001 "On Sept 5, 1811 Harrison Golding and Sarah Golding relinquish administration of John Cornish Brawner's estate to Edward Brawner." Lois P, 27 May 2000 I got a new copy of the John C Brawner inventory and distribution. (I asked one of the librarians at the FHL and they said viz means namely.) I also saw this abbreviation used with Anthony, a slave, the only "property" that John C. owned. Given all of this and given that it is certain that this Brawner family moved to Dumfries after the death of John Cornish Brawner in 1807, it would seem correct that the wife of John Cornish Brawner was Sarah, and not Grace as we had assumed from the quote naming all the family. It seemed strange to us at the time that the relinquishment of administration should mention Harrison Golding and Sarah Golding separately. Research has demonstrated that there was a Harrison Golding in Prince William County in 1820 and that there were at least two boys: Thomas Golding and Harrison jr born 1813 and 1815 respectively with parents Harrison and Sarah. This family ultimately moved to Rappahannock Co, VA. I am trying to find out something about Harrison Golding who seemed to have been in MD prior to 1810. I am also very curious to know whether anyone would have a clue about who Sarah was and whether she married Harrison Golding. Grateful for anything anyone can tell me. Cheers Lynne Simpson Canberra Australia
at LDS site a Harrison Golding b. 1839 of Alexandria, Va., son of Henry B. Golden and wife Jane. A Harrsion Golding in 1820 Census..Prince Wm. County, Va. " " " in 1840 ..Rappahannock Cnty " " in 1860 ..Alexandria, Va. (age 21) (I don't have access to actual census records) -------------- Original message -------------- From: Lynne Simpson <[email protected]> > Dear List > > Haven't posted for a long time. Earlier this year there appeared on the > Prince William Co, VA list the following court application posted by > CindyMcC 8 Dec 2006: > > LEGISLATIVE PETITION: SARAH BRAWNER SAYS HER LATE HUSBAND JOHN CONTRACTED > FOR A PLANTATION IN PRINCE WM COUNTY VA 1810 > > To the Honorable the Legislature of Virginia. The memorial and petition of > Sarah Brawner now of the County of Prince William formerly of the State of > Maryland. Humbly sheweth. > That her late husband John C. Brawner some time in the year 1807 contracted > for a plantation in the said County of Prince William at a high rent for > the ensuing year, with a view of removing his family thereto, but > unfortunately died in the fall of the same year previous to his removal > leaving your petitioner a widow with eight children, six of them females > and the greater part of them very young. In this situation your petitioner > found herself under a necessity of removing, in conformity to the contract > of her husband to Virginia leaving behind her a negro boy named Anthony now > about the age of eighteen years, whose services in aiding her in the > support of her numerous and helpless family would be to her of the utmost > importance could she be permitted to bring help from Maryland, where he is > to her of little value, to Virginia, where she has only the assistance of > one slave, a small negro girl. Your petitioner therefore humbly prays that > your honorable body will take into consideration her peculiar situation and > grant her a law for that purpose permission to bring the aforesaid slave > from Maryland to this Commonwealth and your petitioner will pray be. > Sarah (X) Brawner > > I can and hereby do certify that from my own knowledge the circumstances > respecting the death of Mr. Brawner and the removal of Mrs. Brawner in the > above petition alluded to are correctly stated. The contract for a > plantation having been entered into between the said John C. Brawner and > myself. I also know the very distressed situation in which the petitioner > and her small family now placed in the need of their removal and the > difficulty with which she contrived to support their needs and verily > believe her to be deserving wonder and hope that her present application > shall be favorably received by the legislature. > Dumfries, September 29th, 1810 John Lawson > > I am acquainted with the petitioner and have faith in her petition stated > to be true and myself knowing the informant of the said petitioner I hope > she may be gratified. > > We the subscribers cheerfully concur in support of the foregoing memorial > and petition under a confedate impression of the correctness of the > statement there in made and hope that the prayer of the petitioner may be > granted verily believing that the accommodation prayed for will be of > material benefit to the petitioner and his family and of no injury to the > community or any individual thereof. > > Peter Trane Rob Graham J. H. Fox > Bernard Gallagher Burr Harrison Posey D. Grant > John Linton P. Harrison Daniel Grant > William Cocke Thomas Chapman William Wheeler > R.D. Cox Rott Chiments Thomas Wyelee > John Milstead Wm Alj Dach Samuel Adams > Colin Campbell Newman Matthews Mad. Sims > Charles King Stephen Tennis William Farrow > Thomas Davis William Fenora Wm Davis > Robert Hedges William H. Barron Thomas Woodward > Charles Hedges? Enock Reno William Calvert > Lewis Coasley Thomas Smoote Charles Adams > George Pearson John S. Harding Thomas Pearson > Henry Bridwell Daniel Forgie David Boyle > Wm Brown John Merchant Wm Smith Jr > WILLIAM CORNWELL Jacob Merchant William Merchant > Reuben Calvert Robert Alexander Samuel W. Linebaugh > JOHN CORNWELL John Carter Gustavous Thomas > John Wright Wm S. Colquloun Nirth Mauk > Jesse Scott Mich Cook James Thomas > Q. Ratiliffe Glen Horinee Levi Walker > H. Barron A. Baughanucive Samuel Johnson > Thomas Clarke T. J. Davis Thomas Thomton > James W. Colquhoun B. Cannon H.R. Gilbert > Francis H. Dumington H. Gray Thomas Harrison Jr > John A. Bland Arrington Evans Peter T. Hatman > Richard Arrington John Lowe Joseph Smith > William Smith John Ratcliff Henry M. Smoote > Harrison Golding Daniel King Charles Reno > George Carney N. Teneson > > SOURCE: Legislative Petitions of Prince William County, Va, Microfilm > 2048686, Salt Lake City. > > Now my Brawner quest has been going for some time. A colleague (Lois P 21 > May 2000) found the following at Salt Lake City Archives: > "Representatives, the widow, & nine children of the deceased viz Grace > Brawner, Henry Brawner, Hetty Brawner, Amelia Brawner, Elizabeth Brawner, > John Brawner, William Brawner, _______ (blank space) Brawner, & Malinda > Brawner - Charles County July 7th, 1812. Then came Edward Brawner the > accountant within mentioned and made oath.......Edward Brawner, son of John > C Brawner..." > > Lois P, 25 Jan 2001 > "On Sept 5, 1811 Harrison Golding and Sarah Golding relinquish > administration of John Cornish Brawner's estate to Edward Brawner." > > Lois P, 27 May 2000 > I got a new copy of the John C Brawner inventory and distribution. (I > asked one of the librarians at the FHL and they said viz means namely.) I > also saw this abbreviation used with Anthony, a slave, the only "property" > that John C. owned. > > Given all of this and given that it is certain that this Brawner family > moved to Dumfries after the death of John Cornish Brawner in 1807, it would > seem correct that the wife of John Cornish Brawner was Sarah, and not Grace > as we had assumed from the quote naming all the family. > > It seemed strange to us at the time that the relinquishment of > administration should mention Harrison Golding and Sarah Golding > separately. Research has demonstrated that there was a Harrison Golding in > Prince William County in 1820 and that there were at least two boys: Thomas > Golding and Harrison jr born 1813 and 1815 respectively with parents > Harrison and Sarah. This family ultimately moved to Rappahannock Co, VA. > > I am trying to find out something about Harrison Golding who seemed to have > been in MD prior to 1810. I am also very curious to know whether anyone > would have a clue about who Sarah was and whether she married Harrison Golding. > > Grateful for anything anyone can tell me. > > Cheers > > Lynne Simpson > Canberra Australia > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in > the subject and the body of the message
The following are the 50 or more count of surnames in the Norwood family lines. We have accumulated close to 13,500 descendents of Capt. John Norwood of Maryland and each year we add thousands. And we also dont have all the branches input yet. Kinzie (50), Davis (53), Green (55), Gibbons (57), Gartrell (59), Hyatt (59), Darby (61), Miller (61), Purdum (61), VanSant (62), Mullinix (64), Falconer (65), Brown (66), Fahner (66), DeVilbiss (72), Thompson (86), Browning (87), King (87), Burdette (89), Hood (96), Mitchell (97), Beall (110), Ford (111), Baker (133), Conaway (134), Smith (134), Brandenburg (150), Hobbs (157), Ridgely (159), Bosley (167), Day (212), Wivell (221), Watkins (267), Moxley (295), Norwood (952) The 9th Annual Norwood Reunion is scheduled for the last Sunday of April, April 29th 2007. Check out the details at the website belowFrederick County Genealogical Society under Special Events. www.frecogs.com/SpecialEvents.htm Because so few of Capt. Norwoods descendents carry his surname (only 952), this reunion has evolved into an old families of Maryland reunion especially the families of Frederick, Montgomery, Carroll, Howard--(the four corners area) and Anne Arundel. But we touch just about every other county in Maryland and Washington DC too! Do you have a relative who happens to have the first name or middle name of Norwood? Wonder where it came from? Maybe they are descendent from a female branch of Norwood. Do you have a great with no surname? My 6th great-grandmother was Elizabeth Norwood who married Nehemia Moxley. At past reunions I have met Beall and Watkins who are closer in relationships to me and we come from different Norwoods. PLEASE COME AND JOIN USEVEN IF YOU ARE JUST A GENEALOGY FANATIC IN THE AREA. The rest of us are certifiable. The treatment is meeting others that are of like spirit. Jane Thursby All Maryland Thursby, Stinchecum, Seward, Claggett, McNamara, Cullison, Barnes, Watkins, Muckelroy, Jillard, Norwood, Benson, Snyder, Beall, Keith, Griffin, Oldner, Kennard, Davis Wheatley, Fell, White, Fallin, Kirkley, Musgrove, Hitchcock, Mullineaux, Merrick, Whelerig, Shipley
Thanks Norma for confirmation tht John Hanson 1630-1714 did not have 2nd wife, Anne Hussey...I know I had never seen that before. Also..I feel so lame....all the info you stated on Mary Boswell, I did have...just didn't click the next button, if you will. The other Mary boswell I had found info on with 2nd husband, Geo.Pouncey was an earlier person. Mary -------------- Original message -------------- From: "Norma Lundgren" <[email protected]> > The John Hanson who died 7/1717 wasn't married to Anne Hussey. This > mis-understanding was caused by a mis-reading of the records and has long been > dispelled. He also wasn't born in Sweden. This, too, was a long dispelled hoax. > See my website. > > The John Hanson married to Mary Boswell (first wife Elizabeth Hussey, widow of > first John Gardiner, second Samuel Luckett) was the son of the above John and > Mary Hanson. Mary Boswell was the widow of Francis Goodrick and married third > Charles Smoot. > > Norma Lundgren > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: > To: > Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2007 5:24 PM > Subject: [MDCHARLE] New HANSON info? > > > > Hello: > > Been researching my mother's HANSON family. Happened upon Michael Marshall's > > site and see 2 items I am interested in. > > 1. John Hanson b. abt. 1630; died 7/1717 & wife Mary. (This is what I have) > > Michael's site also has him married to an Ann Hussey. > > I have not seen that before. Does anyone else have this info/source? > > > > 2. John Hanson and wife Elizabeth Hussey. I have no other wife for this John > > Hanson. > > Site has a 2nd wife of his as Mary Boswell. b. 1671; married 1749. > > I have a Mary Boswell, widow of John Boswell , married 2nd by 4/1686 to a > > George Pouncey. > > Again, where was this info found so I can correct my records. > > Everytime I think I have the HANSON's straight, something else shows up. > > Much Thanks > > Mary > > > > ------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > > [email protected] 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 > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in > the subject and the body of the message
Dear Bill, Thank you for replying. What I have is Catherine Harbin (1820) married to Francis Montgomery. 1795 - 1853 Parents William Harbin M/Alice M/Mary Villers Edward Villers Harbin M/Lydia Reason Harbin MMary McVea John Walter Harbin - 1785 - 1858 Catherine Langley 1795 - 1853 Children: Joseph Harbin 1817 Jonas B. Harbin 1818 Jane F. F. Harbin 1819 M/Thomas A. Jones Juliana Harbin 1821 John Walter Harbin JR 1823 - - 1888 Johanna Harbin 1826 - 1918 M/John H. Howell James Alexander Harbin 1829 - 1852 Cecelia Harbin (Catherine A.) 1830 - 1868 M/Mary E. Stewart 1835 James Thomas Harbin 1856 - 1983 M/Jennie Mitchell 1839 - 1938 Francis Percival Harbin 1895 - 1963 M/Corrine M. Lothrop 1897 - 1983 M/ Clara M. Dufault 1918 2ndM/ Thomas Henry Harbin Ella A. Creed Mary Blanche Harbin 1880 - 1928 George Francis Harbin 1881 - 1952 Sara Pricilla Harbin 1837 - 1905 George Francis Harbin 1840 - 1919 M/Mary 1860 I am assuming that you are only interested in John Walter Harbin line. Betty Harbin Garbers To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, April 05, 2007 9:04 AM Subject: Re: [MDCHARLE] New HANSON info? >I have only two Harbins in my database and both have no parents there. > One is Catherine Harbin who marries Aug 1846 Francis Montgomery (b > abt 1810 in Charles Co. into a long line of Montgomerys. They have > William M. and Mary. > The other is Walter Harbin (1785-1853) who m. in Feb 1816 Catherine > Langley (1796-1858), dau of John Langley and Sarah Osburn. I have no > children for that couple. > Unfortunately I have no connection to Hansons. > - Bye from Bill > > On Apr 5, 2007, at 8:32 AM, Betty H. Garbers wrote: > >> I have a Rezin Harbin & Mary McVea who had a son Hanson Harbin in >> 1820. >> Have you seen the Name Harbin anywhere in your research of John >> Hanson or >> any Hanson for that matter? >> >> Betty Harbin Garbers >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >>> Thanks Norma for confirmation tht John Hanson 1630-1714 did not >>> have 2nd >>> wife, Anne Hussey...I know I had never seen that before. >>> Also..I feel so lame....all the info you stated on Mary Boswell, I >>> did >>> have...just didn't click the next button, if you will. >>> The other Mary boswell I had found info on with 2nd husband, >>> Geo.Pouncey >>> was an >>> earlier person. >>> Mary >>> >>> -------------- Original message -------------- >>> From: "Norma Lundgren" <[email protected]> >>> >>>> The John Hanson who died 7/1717 wasn't married to Anne Hussey. This >>>> mis-understanding was caused by a mis-reading of the records and >>>> has long >>>> been >>>> dispelled. He also wasn't born in Sweden. This, too, was a long >>>> dispelled >>>> hoax. >>>> See my website. >>>> >>>> The John Hanson married to Mary Boswell (first wife Elizabeth >>>> Hussey, >>>> widow of >>>> first John Gardiner, second Samuel Luckett) was the son of the >>>> above John >>>> and >>>> Mary Hanson. Mary Boswell was the widow of Francis Goodrick and >>>> married >>>> third >>>> Charles Smoot. >>>> >>>> Norma Lundgren >>>> >>>> ----- Original Message ----- >>>> From: >>>> To: >>>> Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2007 5:24 PM >>>> Subject: [MDCHARLE] New HANSON info? >>>> >>>> >>>>> Hello: >>>>> Been researching my mother's HANSON family. Happened upon Michael >>>>> Marshall's >>>>> site and see 2 items I am interested in. >>>>> 1. John Hanson b. abt. 1630; died 7/1717 & wife Mary. (This is >>>>> what I >>>>> have) >>>>> Michael's site also has him married to an Ann Hussey. >>>>> I have not seen that before. Does anyone else have this info/ >>>>> source? >>>>> >>>>> 2. John Hanson and wife Elizabeth Hussey. I have no other wife >>>>> for this >>>>> John >>>>> Hanson. >>>>> Site has a 2nd wife of his as Mary Boswell. b. 1671; married 1749. >>>>> I have a Mary Boswell, widow of John Boswell , married 2nd by >>>>> 4/1686 to >>>>> a >>>>> George Pouncey. >>>>> Again, where was this info found so I can correct my records. >>>>> Everytime I think I have the HANSON's straight, something else >>>>> shows >>>>> up. >>>>> Much Thanks >>>>> Mary >>>>> >>>>> ------------------------------- >>>>> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >>>>> [email protected] 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 >>>> [email protected] 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 >>> [email protected] 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 MDCHARLE- >> [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes >> in the subject and the body of the message > > > "History is the consensus of survivors in authority" > "Reality is the weighted mean of individual perceptions" > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message
I have only two Harbins in my database and both have no parents there. One is Catherine Harbin who marries Aug 1846 Francis Montgomery (b abt 1810 in Charles Co. into a long line of Montgomerys. They have William M. and Mary. The other is Walter Harbin (1785-1853) who m. in Feb 1816 Catherine Langley (1796-1858), dau of John Langley and Sarah Osburn. I have no children for that couple. Unfortunately I have no connection to Hansons. - Bye from Bill On Apr 5, 2007, at 8:32 AM, Betty H. Garbers wrote: > I have a Rezin Harbin & Mary McVea who had a son Hanson Harbin in > 1820. > Have you seen the Name Harbin anywhere in your research of John > Hanson or > any Hanson for that matter? > > Betty Harbin Garbers > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >> Thanks Norma for confirmation tht John Hanson 1630-1714 did not >> have 2nd >> wife, Anne Hussey...I know I had never seen that before. >> Also..I feel so lame....all the info you stated on Mary Boswell, I >> did >> have...just didn't click the next button, if you will. >> The other Mary boswell I had found info on with 2nd husband, >> Geo.Pouncey >> was an >> earlier person. >> Mary >> >> -------------- Original message -------------- >> From: "Norma Lundgren" <[email protected]> >> >>> The John Hanson who died 7/1717 wasn't married to Anne Hussey. This >>> mis-understanding was caused by a mis-reading of the records and >>> has long >>> been >>> dispelled. He also wasn't born in Sweden. This, too, was a long >>> dispelled >>> hoax. >>> See my website. >>> >>> The John Hanson married to Mary Boswell (first wife Elizabeth >>> Hussey, >>> widow of >>> first John Gardiner, second Samuel Luckett) was the son of the >>> above John >>> and >>> Mary Hanson. Mary Boswell was the widow of Francis Goodrick and >>> married >>> third >>> Charles Smoot. >>> >>> Norma Lundgren >>> >>> ----- Original Message ----- >>> From: >>> To: >>> Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2007 5:24 PM >>> Subject: [MDCHARLE] New HANSON info? >>> >>> >>>> Hello: >>>> Been researching my mother's HANSON family. Happened upon Michael >>>> Marshall's >>>> site and see 2 items I am interested in. >>>> 1. John Hanson b. abt. 1630; died 7/1717 & wife Mary. (This is >>>> what I >>>> have) >>>> Michael's site also has him married to an Ann Hussey. >>>> I have not seen that before. Does anyone else have this info/ >>>> source? >>>> >>>> 2. John Hanson and wife Elizabeth Hussey. I have no other wife >>>> for this >>>> John >>>> Hanson. >>>> Site has a 2nd wife of his as Mary Boswell. b. 1671; married 1749. >>>> I have a Mary Boswell, widow of John Boswell , married 2nd by >>>> 4/1686 to >>>> a >>>> George Pouncey. >>>> Again, where was this info found so I can correct my records. >>>> Everytime I think I have the HANSON's straight, something else >>>> shows >>>> up. >>>> Much Thanks >>>> Mary >>>> >>>> ------------------------------- >>>> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >>>> [email protected] 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 >>> [email protected] 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 >> [email protected] 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 MDCHARLE- > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message "History is the consensus of survivors in authority" "Reality is the weighted mean of individual perceptions"
I have a Rezin Harbin & Mary McVea who had a son Hanson Harbin in 1820. Have you seen the Name Harbin anywhere in your research of John Hanson or any Hanson for that matter? Betty Harbin Garbers > Thanks Norma for confirmation tht John Hanson 1630-1714 did not have 2nd > wife, Anne Hussey...I know I had never seen that before. > Also..I feel so lame....all the info you stated on Mary Boswell, I did > have...just didn't click the next button, if you will. > The other Mary boswell I had found info on with 2nd husband, Geo.Pouncey > was an > earlier person. > Mary > > -------------- Original message -------------- > From: "Norma Lundgren" <[email protected]> > >> The John Hanson who died 7/1717 wasn't married to Anne Hussey. This >> mis-understanding was caused by a mis-reading of the records and has long >> been >> dispelled. He also wasn't born in Sweden. This, too, was a long dispelled >> hoax. >> See my website. >> >> The John Hanson married to Mary Boswell (first wife Elizabeth Hussey, >> widow of >> first John Gardiner, second Samuel Luckett) was the son of the above John >> and >> Mary Hanson. Mary Boswell was the widow of Francis Goodrick and married >> third >> Charles Smoot. >> >> Norma Lundgren >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: >> To: >> Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2007 5:24 PM >> Subject: [MDCHARLE] New HANSON info? >> >> >> > Hello: >> > Been researching my mother's HANSON family. Happened upon Michael >> > Marshall's >> > site and see 2 items I am interested in. >> > 1. John Hanson b. abt. 1630; died 7/1717 & wife Mary. (This is what I >> > have) >> > Michael's site also has him married to an Ann Hussey. >> > I have not seen that before. Does anyone else have this info/source? >> > >> > 2. John Hanson and wife Elizabeth Hussey. I have no other wife for this >> > John >> > Hanson. >> > Site has a 2nd wife of his as Mary Boswell. b. 1671; married 1749. >> > I have a Mary Boswell, widow of John Boswell , married 2nd by 4/1686 to >> > a >> > George Pouncey. >> > Again, where was this info found so I can correct my records. >> > Everytime I think I have the HANSON's straight, something else shows >> > up. >> > Much Thanks >> > Mary >> > >> > ------------------------------- >> > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> > [email protected] 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 >> [email protected] 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 > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message
Hello: Been researching my mother's HANSON family. Happened upon Michael Marshall's site and see 2 items I am interested in. 1. John Hanson b. abt. 1630; died 7/1717 & wife Mary. (This is what I have) Michael's site also has him married to an Ann Hussey. I have not seen that before. Does anyone else have this info/source? 2. John Hanson and wife Elizabeth Hussey. I have no other wife for this John Hanson. Site has a 2nd wife of his as Mary Boswell. b. 1671; married 1749. I have a Mary Boswell, widow of John Boswell , married 2nd by 4/1686 to a George Pouncey. Again, where was this info found so I can correct my records. Everytime I think I have the HANSON's straight, something else shows up. Much Thanks Mary
The John Hanson who died 7/1717 wasn't married to Anne Hussey. This mis-understanding was caused by a mis-reading of the records and has long been dispelled. He also wasn't born in Sweden. This, too, was a long dispelled hoax. See my website. The John Hanson married to Mary Boswell (first wife Elizabeth Hussey, widow of first John Gardiner, second Samuel Luckett) was the son of the above John and Mary Hanson. Mary Boswell was the widow of Francis Goodrick and married third Charles Smoot. Norma Lundgren ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2007 5:24 PM Subject: [MDCHARLE] New HANSON info? > Hello: > Been researching my mother's HANSON family. Happened upon Michael Marshall's > site and see 2 items I am interested in. > 1. John Hanson b. abt. 1630; died 7/1717 & wife Mary. (This is what I have) > Michael's site also has him married to an Ann Hussey. > I have not seen that before. Does anyone else have this info/source? > > 2. John Hanson and wife Elizabeth Hussey. I have no other wife for this John > Hanson. > Site has a 2nd wife of his as Mary Boswell. b. 1671; married 1749. > I have a Mary Boswell, widow of John Boswell , married 2nd by 4/1686 to a > George Pouncey. > Again, where was this info found so I can correct my records. > Everytime I think I have the HANSON's straight, something else shows up. > Much Thanks > Mary > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message
To Mary and List, Below, embedded in your note is what I have in my database - - Bye from Bill Howard On Apr 4, 2007, at 8:24 PM, [email protected] wrote: > Hello: > Been researching my mother's HANSON family. Happened upon Michael > Marshall's site and see 2 items I am interested in. > 1. John Hanson b. abt. 1630; died 7/1717 & wife Mary. (This is what > I have) > Michael's site also has him married to an Ann Hussey. > I have not seen that before. Does anyone else have this info/ > source? I basically agree with this. This pair is my 7G grandparents. I have John Hanson born in Sweden (LDS records). The Mary is Mary Hussey, dau of Thomas Hussey (abt 1630-Oct 1700) whose wife is unknown. I have John Hanson's parents as John Hanson (abt1604-Nov 1632) and Margaret Vasa (abt 1608-?). They had 7 children, one of whom was the pair below, my 6G Grandparents. > > 2. John Hanson and wife Elizabeth Hussey. I have no other wife for > this John Hanson. > Site has a 2nd wife of his as Mary Boswell. b. 1671; married 1749. > I have a Mary Boswell, widow of John Boswell , married 2nd by > 4/1686 to a George Pouncey. I have John Hanson married twice, once to Elizabeth Hussey (1666-1667 d. 1748, dau of Thomas Hussey and Johannah Porter) in Nov 1705, Charles Co., and to Mary Boswell (1700-1766, dau of William Boswell and Mary McAtee) bef july 1749. Five children by Elizabeth Hussey and I descend from their daughter Eleanor who married William Hagan bef 1736 and the line is to Aloysia Hagen who m. Richard Gardiner and had Mary Ann Gardiner who m. John Randall Dyer and had Robert Walter Dyer who m. Mary Eliza Cassin who had Mary Roberta Dyer who m. Henry Peyton Howard, my G Grandfather. I have no children of John Hanson by Mary Boswell. But I do have Mary Boswell m to Francis Goodrick, John Hanson and Charles Smoot. She had 7 children by Goodrick, none by Hanson and none by Smoot (as far as I know). Hope this helps. > Again, where was this info found so I can correct my records. > Everytime I think I have the HANSON's straight, something else > shows up. > Much Thanks > Mary
I am researching this family of Beans. This is a list that I have in my database. If it needs to be corrected, please let me know. Saundra Oliver Brown 1-Christopher BEANES b: bet 1650 and 1655 in Scotland d: abt 1696 sp: Ann BROOKE b: 1645 2-Christopher2 BEANES sp: Elizabeth HIGHAM 3-Christopher3 BEANES sp: Elizabeth BOONE 4-J. Richard BEAN b: bef 1700 d: abt 1776 5-John BEAN d: abt 1789 in Charles County, Maryland sp: Frances Ann RICHARDS d: abt 1790 in Charles County, Maryland 6-Henry Henson BEAN b: 24 Nov 1753 in Maryland d: 24 May 1840 in Beantown, Charles County, Maryland sp: AMELIA DYSON b: 29 Jan 1761 in Maryland d: 30 Jan 1830 in St. Paul's Piney Episcopal Church, Waldorf, St., Charles County, Maryland 7-Mary BEAN b: 28 Sep 1779 sp: UNKNOWN FREEMAN 7-Elizabeth BEAN b: 13 Mar 1782 d: 26 Dec 1867 in Charles County, Maryland 7-Sarah BEAN b: 1 Jan 1784 d: 4 Jul 1865 7-John Henly BEAN b: Sep 1785 d: 15 Nov 1866 sp: Elizabeth COOKE m: bef Feb 1819 8-Elizabeth BEAN b: 1814 d: 10 Aug 1853 sp: William G. TURNER m: abt 1832 9-Mary Eliza TURNER sp: Walter MARLOW 9-Margaret Ellen TURNER b: 1832 d: 1864 sp: William Locke BERRY b: 6 Oct 1822 d: 1 Jul 1878 9-William B. TURNER b: 1835 d: 1855 9-Elizabeth Jane TURNER b: 11 Sep 1837 d: 15 Jul 1877 sp: Theodore HUNTT b: 23 Dec 1830 d: 25 Jan 1897 9-Henrietta Wilmer TURNER b: 1840 d: 7 Feb 1855 9-Sarah Rebecca TURNER b: 1841 d: 1865 sp: Edward David Robb BEAN b: 1837 d: abt 1912 sp: William A. TURNER b: 1821 m: bef 1854 d: 8 Jul 1854 9-John Samuel TURNER sp: MELVINA UNKNOWN 9-Henry A. TURNER sp: Margaret Amelia JAMESON sp: Mildred ACTON m: 2 Feb 1819 d: 1 Jun 1830 sp: CATHERINE ANN UNKNOWN m: aft Jun 1830 d: 1836 sp: Harriet MARLOW b: 22 Apr 1815 m: aft 1836 d: 6 Nov 1885 8-William Henry BEAN b: 22 Apr 1842 d: 11 Mar 1873 8-John Henson BEAN b: 15 Sep 1848 d: 4 Apr 1940 sp: Alice Roberta BERRY b: 24 Jan 1853 m: 12 Oct 1875 d: 17 Dec 1913 8-Emiline Ann BEAN b: 1851 d: 11 Mar 1898 sp: Edward BERRY m: 3 Jun 1879 8-Thomas Washington BEAN b: 1853 d: 23 Aug 1864 7-Leonard BEAN b: 13 Jul 1787 d: 1841 in Sulphur Springs, Ohio County, Kentucky sp: Sarah BOSWELL b: abt 1796 m: 4 Feb 1810 d: 1868 in Ohio County, Kentucky 7-Lucinda BEAN b: 24 Mar 1789 7-William Noble BEAN b: 2 Feb 1792 d: 16 Sep 1867 sp: Mary F\P. COOKE b: 9 Aug 1799 d: 27 Feb 1826 7-THOMAS OWEN BEAN b: Feb 1794 in Charles County, Maryland d: 1 Jul sp: ANN DENT b: 20 Mar 1792 in Charles County, Maryland m: aft 1816 d: 12 Dec 1877 in Charles County, Maryland 8-Hezekiah H. BEAN b: 1820 d: 1883 in Louden Park Cemetery, Baltimore, Maryland sp: Mary A. E. MILTMORE b: 3 Jan m: 29 Oct 1849 in St. Mary's Co., MD d: in "Dent's Palace", Charles County, Maryland 9-James T. BEAN b: 6 Aug 1850 d: 20 Aug 1850 in "Dent's Palace", Charles County, Maryland 9-Henry H. BEAN b: 1851 9-James M. BEAN b: 1854 8-LUCINDA BEAN b: 9 Jan 1824 in Charles Co, Md d: 23 Apr 1896 in Charles County, Maryland sp: WILLIAM HENRY GOUGH b: 24 Sep 1819 in the PLAINS, Charles County, Maryland m: 31 Oct 1844 in Trinity Parish, Newport, Charles County, Maryland d: 24 Jan 1863 in Trinity Parish P.E. Church, Newport, Charles County, Md. 9-Wilfred GOUGH d: in Christ Church Cemetery, Chaptico, Charles County, Maryland sp: Rebecca HAYDEN 10-Eliza Catherine GOUGH b: 1893 d: 1973 10-WILFRED2 S. GOUGH b: Oct 1887 10-GEORGE PINKNEY GOUGH b: Jun 1883 10-ELIZA CATHERINE GOUGH b: May 1893 10-LOUIS G GOUGH b: Aug 1885 10-LUCY H. GOUGH b: Feb 1881 10-WILLIAM H. GOUGH b: 2 Apr 1889 d: 19 Apr 1889 10-JAMES F. GOUGH b: May 1890 9-Edwina GOUGH d: 1902 in Maryland sp: Dr. Alexander M. BROOKE 10-Martha L. BROOKE 10-Amelia E. BROOKE 10-Annie BROOKE 10-Mortimor BROOKE 9-James Henry GOUGH b: 15 Sep 1845 d: 6 Dec 1901 in Wicomico, Maryland sp: Anna Eliza REEDER b: 16 Sep 1847 m: 30 Jan 1871 in Trinity Parish Episcopal Church, Newport, Charles Co., Md d: 24 Dec 1889 in Trinity Parish Episcopal Church, Newport, Charles Co., Md 10-Anna GOUGH 10-William "Willie" H. GOUGH 10-Reeder GOUGH 10-Maria R. GOUGH 10-James "Jamie" P. GOUGH 10-George R. GOUGH 10-Robert GOUGH 10-Zates GOUGH 10-Lucinda "Lucie" Reeder GOUGH 10-Thomas R. GOUGH 10-JOHN GWINN GOUGH 9-Thomas Bennet GOUGH b: 3 Dec 1846 d: 24 Feb 1900 in Trinity Parish Church, Charles County, Maryland sp: MARY E. CARPENTER 9-Anna GOUGH b: Jan 1848 in Trinity Parish Church, Newport, Charles County, Maryland d: 5 Jun 1848 in Trinity Parish Church, Newport, Charles County, Maryland 9-Charlotte E. GOUGH b: 1851 d: 1943 sp: Samuel G. HAYDEN m: 27 Nov 1879 9-Lucy GOUGH b: Dec 1852 d: 9 Jun 1853 9-Richard GOUGH b: 1856 d: 1922 sp: Annie Lee SOTHORON b: 1867 m: 4 Nov 1884 d: 1940 10-Richard Sothoron GOUGH b: 16 Mar 1886 in Laurel, Prince George's County, Maryland d: 2 Aug 1961 10-Annie Lee GOUGH b: 18 Mar 1887 d: 29 Jul 1887 in Trinity Parish Church, Charles County, Md 10-Bessie Louise GOUGH b: 17 May 1888 in Charles County, Maryland d: Jan 1970 in La Plata, Charles County, Maryland 10-William Henry2 GOUGH b: 14 Jun 1889 in Charles County, Maryland d: 24 Jan in Trinity Parish Episcopal Church, Charles County, Maryland 10-James Sothoron GOUGH b: 19 Sep 1891 10-Arthur Page GOUGH b: 27 Jul 1893 in Charles County, Maryland d: in Charles County, Maryland 10-Randolph Lee GOUGH b: 14 Sep 1895 10-Lucy Bean GOUGH b: 27 Dec 1898 in "THE PLAINS", Charles County, Maryland 10-Levin JOHNSON b: 18 Feb 1899 10-Charlotte GOUGH b: 2 Aug 1902 10-Grace Webster GOUGH b: 23 Jun 1903 10-Ann "Nancy" Dent GOUGH b: 24 Jun 1907 10-Thomas Locke GOUGH b: Sep 1911 9-Mary Rebecca GOUGH b: 2 Jun 1859 sp: Webster HAYDEN b: 1856 m: 28 Jul 1880 in Maryland 10-VIOLET HAYDEN d: 13 Sep 1888 9-Hezekia GOUGH b: 8 Oct 1860 in Maryland d: 17 Oct 1870 in Maryland 8-Wilford D. BEAN b: 1825 in Charles County, Maryland d: 24 Jun 1838 in "Dent's Palace", Charles County, Maryland 8-Sarah E. BEAN b: 1829 in Charles County, Maryland d: 9 Aug 1850 in "Dent's Palace", Charles County, Maryland sp: Richard Philmon WALL b: in Charles County, Maryland m: 1848 8-Emily BEAN b: abt 1833 d: Jan 1889 in Trinity Parish Episcopal Church Cemetery, Newport, Maryland sp: James Alexander KEECH b: 1809 d: 1875 7-Edward BEAN b: 12 Dec 1796 sp: Ann E. MCKEE 8-Edward David Robb BEAN b: 1837 d: abt 1912 sp: Sarah Rebecca TURNER b: 1841 d: 1865 7-Henry Henson2 BEAN b: 27 Jan 1805 Prepared by: Saundra Oliver Brown [email protected] Bill Howard <[email protected]> wrote: I recently gave this reply to an inquiry on Rootsweb's Bean surname list. It may be of use to the Charles Co. MD list since the Beans in the list all came from in or near Beantown in Charles Co. Note the tie of the name Henson into the Beans. Any info would be appreciated. - Bye from Bill Howard ------------------ Hello all, I am curious about the tie of the name Henson to the surname Bean. I have four Beans with middle name Henson in my database, but no Hensons as a surname. Here they are: ---------- Bean Henry Henson 27 Jan 1805-8 Apr 1876 m.Matilda Talbot d.Rossville, Richmond Co., NY Bean Henry Henson 8 Sep 1816-28 Nov 1851 Bean Henry Henson 24 Nov 1753-22 May 1840 m.Parmelia Dyson Beantown, Waldorf, Charles Co., MD St. Pauls, Waldorf, Charles Co., MD Bean John Henson 15 Sep 1848-4 Apr 1940 m.Alice Roberta Berry ---------- Any connection with anyone out there? - Bye from Bill On Apr 4, 2007, at 11:50 AM, Don & Carole Weimer wrote: > Yes, Fred.......that's my line. Melvina was my gggrandmother by > her second > husband, Hiram F. Henson. (She had three husbands in all -- Benjamin > Patterson, Hiram Henson and James Goff). > Carole ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message
I recently gave this reply to an inquiry on Rootsweb's Bean surname list. It may be of use to the Charles Co. MD list since the Beans in the list all came from in or near Beantown in Charles Co. Note the tie of the name Henson into the Beans. Any info would be appreciated. - Bye from Bill Howard ------------------ Hello all, I am curious about the tie of the name Henson to the surname Bean. I have four Beans with middle name Henson in my database, but no Hensons as a surname. Here they are: ---------- Bean Henry Henson 27 Jan 1805-8 Apr 1876 m.Matilda Talbot d.Rossville, Richmond Co., NY Bean Henry Henson 8 Sep 1816-28 Nov 1851 Bean Henry Henson 24 Nov 1753-22 May 1840 m.Parmelia Dyson Beantown, Waldorf, Charles Co., MD St. Pauls, Waldorf, Charles Co., MD Bean John Henson 15 Sep 1848-4 Apr 1940 m.Alice Roberta Berry ---------- Any connection with anyone out there? - Bye from Bill On Apr 4, 2007, at 11:50 AM, Don & Carole Weimer wrote: > Yes, Fred.......that's my line. Melvina was my gggrandmother by > her second > husband, Hiram F. Henson. (She had three husbands in all -- Benjamin > Patterson, Hiram Henson and James Goff). > Carole
I saw an entry yesterday on the internet on a HANSON HARDY which is a family member of my "Hardy Boys" in Loudoun County, Va. In pursuing that entry I found it went back to a Loudoun deed of mine . LODOUN COUNTY , VA DEED : 9th Oct 1770 WILLIAM GRAYSON to WILLIAM HARDY and wife SARAH and son HANSON HARDY. Lease for 130 acres on Goose Creek. Wit : SOLOMON HARDY, JR. JOHN THORNTON, and HY. POTTEN Upon looking that entry over very carefully and the data went as follows : HANSON HARDY born ABT 1769 in Prince George's County (I don't have a record for that)... Son of WILLIAN HARDY and SARAH HANSON. The HARDY line went no father but the generations on SARAH HANSON went as follows : (1) SARAH HANSON born 11 Feb 1753 in King George's County, died in Loudun County with no date. SARAH's parents and generations were as follows : SARAH HANSON : Parents : JOHN HANSON III and ELIZABETH TYLER, dau of WILLIAM TYLER, SR. and ELIZABETH UNKNOWN Grand parents : JOHN HANSON, JR. and ELIZABETH HUSSEY, dau of THOMAS HUSSEY and JOHANNA (JOAN) PORTER, dau of THOMAS PORTER. Great grandparents : JOHN HANSON. SR. born Abt 1630 died 5 July 1713 in Charles Co. and wife unknown. I have no data to prove or disapprove this documentation. Would anyone on the list know or have any data on this family ?? Thank You, Marianne Dillow
I have a direct ancestor Hanson Lanham b ca 1810 in MD. And some have him possibly connected to a John BEAN Lanham. Anyone have a John Bean Lanham in their ancestry? Seen a connection between the Beans/Baynes and Lanhams? Shirley Middleton Moller ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bill Howard" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2007 9:21 AM Subject: [MDCHARLE] Henson and Bean possible tie? >I recently gave this reply to an inquiry on Rootsweb's Bean surname > list. It may be of use to the Charles Co. MD list since the Beans in > the list all came from in or near Beantown in Charles Co. > Note the tie of the name Henson into the Beans. Any info would be > appreciated. > - Bye from Bill Howard > ------------------ > Hello all, > I am curious about the tie of the name Henson to the surname Bean. > I have four Beans with middle name Henson in my database, but no > Hensons as a surname. > Here they are: > ---------- > Bean Henry Henson 27 Jan 1805-8 Apr 1876 m.Matilda Talbot > d.Rossville, Richmond Co., NY > Bean Henry Henson 8 Sep 1816-28 Nov 1851 > Bean Henry Henson 24 Nov 1753-22 May 1840 m.Parmelia Dyson Beantown, > Waldorf, Charles Co., MD St. Pauls, Waldorf, Charles Co., MD > Bean John Henson 15 Sep 1848-4 Apr 1940 m.Alice Roberta Berry > ---------- > Any connection with anyone out there? > - Bye from Bill > > On Apr 4, 2007, at 11:50 AM, Don & Carole Weimer wrote: > > >> Yes, Fred.......that's my line. Melvina was my gggrandmother by >> her second >> husband, Hiram F. Henson. (She had three husbands in all -- Benjamin >> Patterson, Hiram Henson and James Goff). >> Carole > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message
Marianne: I don't know if the list of Churches in Charles County has records online or not & I don't remember if the list I sent to you had phone #'s. Do you know their religious affiliation? MaryJo -------------- Original message -------------- From: marianne dillow <[email protected]> > On my research on my Hardy family in Loudoun Co., Va. and knowing they came from > Maryland , I have George Hardy and wife Mary and William Hardy and wife Sarah > as early as 1757 in Loudoun deeds. > > There is a good possability they were married in Charles or Prince Georges > Counties. I have heard of St. John's Church. Is there any other churches where > the MD Hardy families attended church that I could check their marriage records > ?? > > Any information or direction in which way to take my research would greatly > be appreciated. > > Thank You, > Marianne Dillow > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in > the subject and the body of the message
My Hardy family is looking for information on GEORGE DENT HARDY. Would anyone have information on him, Marriage, etc. ?? Thank You, Marianne Dillow
On my research on my Hardy family in Loudoun Co., Va. and knowing they came from Maryland , I have George Hardy and wife Mary and William Hardy and wife Sarah as early as 1757 in Loudoun deeds. There is a good possability they were married in Charles or Prince Georges Counties. I have heard of St. John's Church. Is there any other churches where the MD Hardy families attended church that I could check their marriage records ?? Any information or direction in which way to take my research would greatly be appreciated. Thank You, Marianne Dillow
The following info, extracted from one of my books, may be of no use to you: Dr. Gustavus Brown was born 10 April 1689 in Dalkeith, Scotland and came to Maryland in 1708. He began his practice of medicine in Nansemond, married into a wealthy family and became rich. He moved back to Scotland but returned to Maryland in 1734 where he had years before purchased the seat of Col. Lomax, called Rich Hill, four miles from Port Tobacco, Charles Co. He married, first, in 1710 to Frances Fowke, who was born 2 February 1691 and died 8 November 1744, the daughter of Col. Gerard and Sarah (Burdett) Fowke of Charles County. Sarah Burdett was the second wife of Col. Gerard Fowke. His first wife was Mary Lomax. Col. Fowke was born in 1662 and died 20 Jan. 1734. Gustavus Brown died of apoplexy at Rich Hill in April 1762. [Virginia Genealogies by Rev. Horace Edwin Hayden, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1966. LDS fiche #6046678] Brown was the personal physician of George Washington and a friend and neighbor of Cleborne. The antecedents of Mary Lomax, the first wife of Col. Gerard Fowke, are unknown. That is my connection to the FOWKE family. For my own edification I had followed that family line on the Internet and found the following information (UNKNOWN if any of it is verifiable): Generation 1 Gerard FOWKE (bef. 1750 aft. 1794), md. Margery SMITH; Children: Gerard, James, Katherine, Sally. Generation 2 Gerard FOWKE , Capt.(1724 CC, MD 1775/83), md. Sarah HANSON (b. 1728); children: Katherine, Roger, Gerard, Sarah (Sallie). Generation 3 Roger FOWKE, (1696 CC,MD bef. 1/31/1726/7), md. Ann STONE (b. 1700); children: Mary, Gerard, Jane. Generation 4 Col. Gerard FOWKE II (15 JUL 1662 CC, MD - 20 JAN 1733/34), md. 1st Mary LOMAX (b. ca. 1666), md. 2nd Sarah BURDETTE (b. ca. 1665) on 12/31/1686; children: Gerard III, Ann, Frances, Catherine, Capt. Chandler, Roger. Generation 5 Col. Gerard FOWKE (b.ca. 1625 Eng.), md. Anne THOROUGHGOOD (b. 10/30/1630 VA); children: Adam, Gerard II, Mary, Elizabeth. Generation 6 Roger FOWKE (b. ca. 1598 Eng.), md. Mary BAYLEY (b. ca. 1603); children: Gerard et al. -----Original Message----- From: Norma Lundgren [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, March 31, 2007 9:36 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [MDCHARLE] Mary Stone Jones, Gerard and Margery Fowke, etc,descendants of whom Hi, List, Does anyone know who was the ancestor of the people mentioned in the following deed: p. 159, TLC Genealogy, Charles County Land Records Book N#4 Page 197. Jan 10, 1794 from John McConchie, Mary Stone Jones, Mary Stone, Gerard Fowke, and Margery Fowke, his wife, of CC, to William Dement of CC, for 265 £, part of a tract of land called Market Overton, situated in CC, and bounded by Walter McPherson's part of Market Overton, the dividing boundary between Wade and Stone, containing 265 acres. Signed - John McConchie, Mary Stone Jones, Mary Stone, Gerard Fowke, Margery Fowke. Wit - Henry H Chapman*, James Freeman*. Recorded Jan 10, 1794. Any help gratefully accepted! Bye, Norma
Thank you, Ann. That filled in some holes I had open. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ann Stinson" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, April 01, 2007 6:39 AM Subject: [MDCHARLE] Dement ancestors Norma, You asked about ancestors of any of the following people: p. 159, TLC Genealogy, Charles County Land Records Book N#4 Page 197. Jan 10, 1794 from John McConchie, Mary Stone Jones, Mary Stone, Gerard Fowke, and Margery Fowke, his wife, of CC, to William Dement of CC, for 265 £, part of a tract of land called Market Overton, situated in CC, and bounded by Walter McPherson's part of Market Overton, the dividing boundary between Wade and Stone, containing 265 acres. Signed - John McConchie, Mary Stone Jones, Mary Stone, Gerard Fowke, Margery Fowke. Wit - Henry H Chapman*, James Freeman*. Recorded Jan 10, 1794. William Dement b. Apr 23, 1752, St. John's Parish, PG Co. was the son of John Dement and Sarah Fenley. Sarah Fenley was b.Feb.27, 1717 St. John's Parish, PG Co. Sarah was the dau of Charles Fenley and Elizabeth Harris m. St. John's Paris 1711. Wm Dement m. Elizabeth Bryan Aug 27, 1775 Trinity Parish, Charles Co, MD. Wm and Elizabeth had a son named John Fenley Dement. Prince George's Land Records 1739-1743 - Liber Y - Page 67. Jun 23, 1739 from Zephaniah Wade of Prince George's Co, Gentleman, to James Adams of Prince George's Co, joiner, for 52 £- 10 shillings sterling, part of a tract of land in Prince George's Co called "Markett Overton", laid out for about 205 acres. Signed - Zepha. Wade. In the will of James Adams of 1750, "To wife, Mary (he m. Mary Webster), during life, the 1/3 part of land I now live on, containing 211 acres, being part of tract called "Market Overton". To son, William, and heirs, half of that tract I now live on containing 211 Acres, part of "Market Overton"; likewise give an equal proportionable part of personal estate with his other brothers and sisters. To son, James, but if sons William or James die without issue, property to son, John. To daughters Elizabeth Adams and Mary Adams, 1 slave each. Executrix wife, Mary Adams." Witnessed by John Stoddert, Thomas Webster, Thomas Muro(Munro). As you can see, I don't have all the "Market Overton" trail, but there was a family connection via Wades. Webster, Dement, Adams, Fenley. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message
Wm Webster, Jr. m. Ann Turner St. John's Parish Sept 12 1756. John Turner m. Sarah Barker Sept 24, 1762,, same place. Sarah Barker was first m. to Thomas Athey who was first m. to Elizabeth Fenley. This does not answer your question, but it shows Turner relationships to the families mentioned below. From: "Trish Turner" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, April 01, 2007 9:04 AM Subject: Re: [MDCHARLE] Dement ancestors Do you know anything of the William Dement who married Mary Turner, daughter of Edward Turner and Eleanor Wilson? She was born 1743 and died abt. 1780, no further info. Trish Turner Ann Stinson <[email protected]> wrote: Norma, You asked about ancestors of any of the following people: p. 159, TLC Genealogy, Charles County Land Records Book N#4 Page 197. Jan 10, 1794 from John McConchie, Mary Stone Jones, Mary Stone, Gerard Fowke, and Margery Fowke, his wife, of CC, to William Dement of CC, for 265 £, part of a tract of land called Market Overton, situated in CC, and bounded by Walter McPherson's part of Market Overton, the dividing boundary between Wade and Stone, containing 265 acres. Signed - John McConchie, Mary Stone Jones, Mary Stone, Gerard Fowke, Margery Fowke. Wit - Henry H Chapman*, James Freeman*. Recorded Jan 10, 1794. William Dement b. Apr 23, 1752, St. John's Parish, PG Co. was the son of John Dement and Sarah Fenley. Sarah Fenley was b.Feb.27, 1717 St. John's Parish, PG Co. Sarah was the dau of Charles Fenley and Elizabeth Harris m. St. John's Paris 1711. Wm Dement m. Elizabeth Bryan Aug 27, 1775 Trinity Parish, Charles Co, MD. Wm and Elizabeth had a son named John Fenley Dement. Prince George's Land Records 1739-1743 - Liber Y - Page 67. Jun 23, 1739 from Zephaniah Wade of Prince George's Co, Gentleman, to James Adams of Prince George's Co, joiner, for 52 £- 10 shillings sterling, part of a tract of land in Prince George's Co called "Markett Overton", laid out for about 205 acres. Signed - Zepha. Wade. In the will of James Adams of 1750, "To wife, Mary (he m. Mary Webster), during life, the 1/3 part of land I now live on, containing 211 acres, being part of tract called "Market Overton". To son, William, and heirs, half of that tract I now live on containing 211 Acres, part of "Market Overton"; likewise give an equal proportionable part of personal estate with his other brothers and sisters. To son, James, but if sons William or James die without issue, property to son, John. To daughters Elizabeth Adams and Mary Adams, 1 slave each. Executrix wife, Mary Adams." Witnessed by John Stoddert, Thomas Webster, Thomas Muro(Munro). As you can see, I don't have all the "Market Overton" trail, but there was a family connection via Wades. Webster, Dement, Adams, Fenley. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message --------------------------------- Never miss an email again! Yahoo! Toolbar alerts you the instant new Mail arrives. Check it out. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message