Thanks Linda, I agree with you. Right now I have Peregrine (also listed as Perrygreen, Perrygrim, Perry) as being born before 1759, and dying after 1794. The other sources I have for him. http://www.msa.md.gov/megafile/msa/speccol/sc2900/sc2908/000001/000018/html/am18--695.html Muster Rolls and Other Records of Service of Maryland Troops in the American Revolution Archives of Maryland, Volume 18 Howard, Peregrine (Perrygreen, Peregrim), 122(SMALLWOOD'S REGIMENT-Howard, Peregrim-rank: private-enlisted:9 May 79-discharged:1 Nov 80-remarks:present),298 (Muster Roll of Capt.-Lieut. Armstrong's Co. in the 3d Regt.December, 1779. Commanded by Major Archibald Anderson.- G. Armstrong, Capt.-Lieut. Commd. 12 August, 1778.), 367(not found), 430(An Acct. of Pay due the Non Commis'd Officers and Privates of the Maryland Line, from Jan'y 1st, 1782, to Jan'y 1st, 1783. 1 CO., 1 B. CAPT. JONA. SELLMAN-Peregrine Howard Present.1 Jan ’82), 496(8TH COMPANY. CAPT. JAMES WINCHESTER-Peregrine Howard-Present) , 538(private- Peregrine Howard. -------------------------------------------------------------- Revolutionary Patriots of Calvert & St. Mary’s Counties, Maryland 1775-1783, Henry C. Peden Jr., published by Family Line Publications, Rear 63 Main Street, Westminster, Maryland 21157, 1996 HOWARD, Peregrine. Private, St. Mary’s County Milita, 1777 [Ref:M-210]. Private, 3rd Maryland Line, Capt. Armstrong’s Co., 1778-1780 [Ref: D-298, which listed the name as "Perrygreen Howard"]. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Revolutionary War Bounty Land Grants (Ancestry.com) p. 259 Howard, Peregrine. Md. Private----50 acres. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Archives of Maryland 1778-1779, Journal and Correspondence of the Council 1778-1779, page 346 "Ordered that the Western Shore Treasurer pay to Lieut George Armstrong of the 3rd Maryland Regimt two thousand Dollars the bounty of ? recruit, Peregrine Howard enlisted into the said Regimt and also the further Sum of Sixteen Dollars allowed by the General Assembly for enlisting." ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Pierce's register: register of the certificates issued by John Pierce, Esquire, Paymaster General and Commissioner of Army Accounts for the United States, to officers and soldiers of the Continental Army under act of July 4, 1783, Issue 2 (only represents sums due at the end of the war) - page 257 No. of cert. To whom issued Amount 81375 Howard, Peregrine 80.00 82222 Howard, Peregrine 43.30 85532 Howard, Peregrine 80.00 89304 Howard, Peregrine 80.00 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Newtown Ledger/Daybook 1793 Nov 12 Recd of Perry Howard for meal 0.3.9 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Catholic Families of Southern Maryland, O’Rourke (Ancestry.com) Militia, St. Mary’s County, 1794 Bennet Howard Francis Howard Gabriel Howard James Howard John B. Howard Jopseph Howard Leonard Howard Peregrine Howard I think that most of these Newtown area Howards are probably related, I just don't know how yet. Gayle -----Original Message----- From: Linda Reno <lindareno@comcast.net> To: mdstmary <mdstmary@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sat, Nov 24, 2012 11:38 am Subject: Re: [MDSTMARY] Bazil Howard Perry Howard must be this man: Peregrine Howard, Pvt., Enlisted in 3rd Md. Regt., 4/16/1779. Smallwood's Regt., 5/9/1779. Discharged 11/1/1780. (St. Mary's Co. in the American Revolution, Calendar of Events by Edwin Beitzell). Linda Reno -----Original Message----- From: mdstmary-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:mdstmary-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Gayle Howard Londeree Sent: Monday, November 19, 2012 4:52 PM To: mdstmary-l@rootsweb.com Subject: [MDSTMARY] Bazil Howard I'm still looking for information for Bazil Howard, who was overseer at Newtown according to Jesuit Missions. He appears on the ca 1780 SMC militia list and 1790 US Census, but I have very little on his family or connections. I've been going through the pages of the Newtown ledger, and he is mentioned quite often, from 1785 through 1796. Some examples: 1785 Bazil Howard Db _______________________________________________________________________ Jan. 20 To leather for a pr of shoes 0.2.6 June 25 Tocash lent to go to Virginia 0.7.6 Aug. 29 Tocash paid you. eight dollars 3.0.0 30 To 1 pr of shoes 0.7.6 Feb. 8 Tocash paid you 21.2.6 _____ 25.0.0 Jan. 9 Tocash paid you 7.10.0 24 To paid you 0.15.0 27 To paid you leather for mending shoes 0.2.0 March 17 Tocash paid you 1.10.0 To cash paid 0.15.0 March 31 May 10 Tocash paid 3.0.0 June 26 Topaid Mr. Boarman for you 1 guinea 1.15.0 To paid you 3.5.0 July 14 Toone horse called Pompy 12.10.0 Oct 3 To paid Cuthbert Head for you 0.15.0 To Paid [overwrites an unknownword] to pay Mr. Jenkins for you 6.12.5 5 To paid you one bible 0.10.0 To 3 pecks of corn @ 1 p. 0.3.0 March 22 Tocash paid 3.0.0 Aug 7 To paid Rachel Cecil for you 0.0.11 _______ 42. 8. 4 March 13,1787 then agreed with Bazil Howard for one years work , for which he is to be paid £25 currentmoney of me. Igns.Matthews The Rd John Boarman July 23 [1790]To assumed to pay Baz Howard for you 2:12:6 NB This Baz Howard gave to ElizCarbery to whom I have paid it NB at same time Baz Howard owed the Rd J Boarman 13/9 which was forgot I suppose that this Bazil Howard was born before 1759. Henry, Thomas, George, Anastasia, Eleonor, Elizabeth and Perry Howard also have listings in the ledger. Any info appreciated. Gayle Howard Londeree ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to MDSTMARY-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 MDSTMARY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Perry Howard must be this man: Peregrine Howard, Pvt., Enlisted in 3rd Md. Regt., 4/16/1779. Smallwood's Regt., 5/9/1779. Discharged 11/1/1780. (St. Mary's Co. in the American Revolution, Calendar of Events by Edwin Beitzell). Linda Reno -----Original Message----- From: mdstmary-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:mdstmary-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Gayle Howard Londeree Sent: Monday, November 19, 2012 4:52 PM To: mdstmary-l@rootsweb.com Subject: [MDSTMARY] Bazil Howard I'm still looking for information for Bazil Howard, who was overseer at Newtown according to Jesuit Missions. He appears on the ca 1780 SMC militia list and 1790 US Census, but I have very little on his family or connections. I've been going through the pages of the Newtown ledger, and he is mentioned quite often, from 1785 through 1796. Some examples: 1785 Bazil Howard Db _______________________________________________________________________ Jan. 20 To leather for a pr of shoes 0.2.6 June 25 Tocash lent to go to Virginia 0.7.6 Aug. 29 Tocash paid you. eight dollars 3.0.0 30 To 1 pr of shoes 0.7.6 Feb. 8 Tocash paid you 21.2.6 _____ 25.0.0 Jan. 9 Tocash paid you 7.10.0 24 To paid you 0.15.0 27 To paid you leather for mending shoes 0.2.0 March 17 Tocash paid you 1.10.0 To cash paid 0.15.0 March 31 May 10 Tocash paid 3.0.0 June 26 Topaid Mr. Boarman for you 1 guinea 1.15.0 To paid you 3.5.0 July 14 Toone horse called Pompy 12.10.0 Oct 3 To paid Cuthbert Head for you 0.15.0 To Paid [overwrites an unknownword] to pay Mr. Jenkins for you 6.12.5 5 To paid you one bible 0.10.0 To 3 pecks of corn @ 1 p. 0.3.0 March 22 Tocash paid 3.0.0 Aug 7 To paid Rachel Cecil for you 0.0.11 _______ 42. 8. 4 March 13,1787 then agreed with Bazil Howard for one years work , for which he is to be paid £25 currentmoney of me. Igns.Matthews The Rd John Boarman July 23 [1790]To assumed to pay Baz Howard for you 2:12:6 NB This Baz Howard gave to ElizCarbery to whom I have paid it NB at same time Baz Howard owed the Rd J Boarman 13/9 which was forgot I suppose that this Bazil Howard was born before 1759. Henry, Thomas, George, Anastasia, Eleonor, Elizabeth and Perry Howard also have listings in the ledger. Any info appreciated. Gayle Howard Londeree ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to MDSTMARY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Thank you and to you as well! Mary Beth ----- Original Message ----- From: "betty parsons lieber" <dencyh24@yahoo.com> To: <mdstmary@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, November 22, 2012 11:31 AM Subject: [MDSTMARY] To all of you Happy Thanksgiving, everyone and God bless you all. Betty ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to MDSTMARY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Happy Thanksgiving, everyone and God bless you all.   Betty

Gayle, I think the some of the letters are not included in the indexes unless I missed them. I remeber a letter from an Abell c 1790 acsking someone to change rent on land for his sister. Never saw this in index. Also, a few letters & notes on Cornelius Wildman, one of my ancestros. Tom On Wed, Nov 21, 2012 at 8:25 AM, Gayle Howard Londeree <glond769@aol.com>wrote: > > Thanks Tom, > > I am very envious of people who live in the Washington, D. C./Maryland > area. There are so many great research opportunities there. I hired a > great lady to take photos for me of the documents I was interested in at > Georgetown and at the MD Archives, but it's not the same as doing your own > research. > > There are a number of letters listed in the Georgetown index. I wonder if > they are the same as those that used to be in the file cabinets? > > If anyone is interested in visiting Georgetown the following information > might be useful. Keep in mind that the Special Collections are by > appointment only. > > > Georgetown University Library (The John Mark Lauinger Library) > 37th & O Streets NW Washington DC20057-1174 > 202.687.7607 > Special Collections ResearchCenter – 5th floor > > Below are the files in the index that I've been looking at. In my own > ignorance, I had at one time thought that the Newtown ledger/Day book and > Fr. Walton's diary were the same thing. Of course they're not (I find Fr. > Walton much harder to read). Also, though it's on the index, you're no > longer allowed to touch the original of the diary, only the photocopies. > The library is going through another reorganization soon. > > http://www.library.georgetown.edu/dept/speccoll/cl119.htm > > ARCHIVES,MARYLAND PROVINCE, SOCIETY OF JESUS > > http://www.library.georgetown.edu/dept/speccoll/fl/f119%7D2.htm > > Box: 4 Fold: 1 Records-Diary of J. Walton (SJ)-/DiaryFrag. [of J. Lewis?] > [6.3-3b] > DATE SPAN: [01/01/1737]? - [12/31/1786]? > > DESCRIPTION: This folder [6.3-3b] consists of the original copy of the > diary ofJames Walton, S.J. The dates of this diary are c. 1737-1786. > Entered is dataconcerning baptisms, deaths, marriages, etc. Also included > are records of fieldcrops, livestock, financial records and donations. > [NOTE TO THE RESEARCHER: DUETO THE FRAGILE CONDITION OF THIS ITEM, PLEASE > CONSULT THE PHOTOSTATIC COPYFOUND IN FOLDER NO. 2]. Also included is a > diary fragment (c. 1775) perhapsbelonging to J. Lewis. > Box: 4 Fold: 2 Records-Diary of James Walton[Photocopy] > DATE SPAN: [01/01/1737]? - [12/31/1787]? > > DESCRIPTION: This folder consists of a photocopy of diary of James Walton, > S.J.For details of contents, please consult description found in Folder No. > 1. > Box: 4 Fold: 3Records-Diary [Extract] of James Walton (SJ)-Typescript Copy > DATE SPAN: [01/01/1766]? - [12/31/1774]? > > DESCRIPTION: This folder consists of an extract [typescript] from the > diary ofJames Walton, S.J. Comprising this extract is a record of baptisms > (1766-1774).Found in the back of the typescript is an index of names > appearing in thebaptism records. > > http://www.library.georgetown.edu/dept/speccoll/fl/f119%7D11.htm > > Box: 44 Fold: 4 Newtown Day Book [171 B] > DATE SPAN: [01/01/1766]? - [12/31/1795]? > DESCRIPTION: This folder [171 B] consists of the account ledger for > Newtown(1766-1795). > Gayle > > http://www.library.georgetown.edu/dept/speccoll/cl119.htm > > ARCHIVES,MARYLAND PROVINCE, SOCIETY OF JESUS > > http://www.library.georgetown.edu/dept/speccoll/fl/f119%7D2.htm > > Box: 4 Fold: 1 Records-Diary of J. Walton (SJ)-/DiaryFrag. [of J. Lewis?] > [6.3-3b] > DATE SPAN: [01/01/1737]? - [12/31/1786]? > > DESCRIPTION: This folder [6.3-3b] consists of the original copy of the > diary ofJames Walton, S.J. The dates of this diary are c. 1737-1786. > Entered is dataconcerning baptisms, deaths, marriages, etc. Also included > are records of fieldcrops, livestock, financial records and donations. > [NOTE TO THE RESEARCHER: DUETO THE FRAGILE CONDITION OF THIS ITEM, PLEASE > CONSULT THE PHOTOSTATIC COPYFOUND IN FOLDER NO. 2]. Also included is a > diary fragment (c. 1775) perhapsbelonging to J. Lewis. > Box: 4 Fold: 2 Records-Diary of James Walton[Photocopy] > DATE SPAN: [01/01/1737]? - [12/31/1787]? > > DESCRIPTION: This folder consists of a photocopy of diary of James Walton, > S.J.For details of contents, please consult description found in Folder No. > 1. > Box: 4 Fold: 3Records-Diary [Extract] of James Walton (SJ)-Typescript Copy > DATE SPAN: [01/01/1766]? - [12/31/1774]? > > DESCRIPTION: This folder consists of an extract [typescript] from the > diary ofJames Walton, S.J. Comprising this extract is a record of baptisms > (1766-1774).Found in the back of the typescript is an index of names > appearing in thebaptism records. > > http://www.library.georgetown.edu/dept/speccoll/fl/f119%7D11.htm > > Box: 44 Fold: 4 Newtown Day Book [171 B] > DATE SPAN: [01/01/1766]? - [12/31/1795]? > DESCRIPTION: This folder [171 B] consists of the account ledger for > Newtown(1766-1795). > Gayle > > > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Thomas Jennings <consettct@gmail.com> > To: mdstmary <mdstmary@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tue, Nov 20, 2012 11:13 am > Subject: Re: [MDSTMARY] Bazil Howard > > > Gayle, > > When I original worked on Fr. Walton's diary about 20 years ago and before > everything was transferred to Georgetown, there was a large filing cabinet > full of originally letters. Wish I had spent more time on the letters > as I have never been able to track them down after the transfer. > > Some items at Georgetown now: > > I noted this "Cornelius Wildman's occupation was a bricklayer for he is > listed as such in the 1710 land transaction when he bought "St. Edwards" > from Luke Gardiner for 4 thousand pounds of Tobacco \ > > Georgetown Archives > Box: 35 Fold: 14 Plats/Indentures, etc. [107 Z1-Z8] > DATE SPAN: [01/01/1710]? - [12/31/1905]? > DESCRIPTION: Items include the following: Agreement (1724/5) between George > Thorold, S.J., and Edward Cole; Indenture (1710) between Edward Cole and > Cornelius Wildman. > > These indexes are on-line. > > Tom J. > > > > > > On Mon, Nov 19, 2012 at 4:51 PM, Gayle Howard Londeree <glond769@aol.com > >wrote: > > > > > I'm still looking for information for Bazil Howard, who was overseer at > > Newtown according to Jesuit Missions. He appears on the ca 1780 SMC > > militia list and 1790 US Census, but I have very little on his family or > > connections. > > > > I've been going through the pages of the Newtown ledger, and he is > > mentioned quite often, from 1785 through 1796. > > > > Some examples: > > > > > > 1785 Bazil Howard Db > > > > _______________________________________________________________________ > > > > Jan. 20 To leather for a pr of shoes > > 0.2.6 > > > > June 25 Tocash lent to go to Virginia > > 0.7.6 > > > > Aug. 29 Tocash paid you. eight dollars > > 3.0.0 > > > > 30 To 1 pr of shoes > > 0.7.6 > > > > Feb. 8 Tocash paid you > > 21.2.6 > > > > > > > _____ > > > > > > > 25.0.0 > > > > > > Jan. 9 Tocash paid you > > 7.10.0 > > > > 24 To paid you > > 0.15.0 > > > > 27 To paid you leather for mending shoes > > 0.2.0 > > > > March 17 Tocash paid you > > 1.10.0 > > > > To cash paid > > 0.15.0 > > > > March 31 > > > > May 10 Tocash paid > > 3.0.0 > > > > June 26 Topaid Mr. Boarman for you 1 guinea > > 1.15.0 > > > > To paid you > > 3.5.0 > > > > July 14 Toone horse called Pompy > > 12.10.0 > > > > Oct 3 To paid Cuthbert Head for you > > 0.15.0 > > > > To Paid [overwrites an unknownword] to pay Mr. Jenkins for > you > > 6.12.5 > > > > 5 To paid you one bible > > 0.10.0 > > > > To 3 pecks of corn @ 1 p. > > 0.3.0 > > > > March 22 Tocash paid > > 3.0.0 > > > > Aug 7 To paid Rachel Cecil for you > > 0.0.11 > > > > > > > _______ > > > > > > 42. > > 8. 4 > > > > > > March 13,1787 then agreed with Bazil Howard > > > > for one years work , for which he is to be paid > > > > £25 currentmoney of me. > > > > Igns.Matthews > > > > > > > > The Rd John Boarman > > > > July 23 [1790]To assumed to pay Baz Howard for you > 2:12:6 > > > > NB This Baz Howard gave to ElizCarbery to whom I have paid > it > > NB at same time Baz Howard owed the Rd J Boarman 13/9 which > > was forgot > > > > I suppose that this Bazil Howard was born before 1759. Henry, Thomas, > > George, Anastasia, Eleonor, Elizabeth and Perry Howard also have listings > > in the ledger. > > > > Any info appreciated. > > > > Gayle Howard Londeree > > > > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > > MDSTMARY-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 > MDSTMARY-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 > MDSTMARY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Thanks Tom, I am very envious of people who live in the Washington, D. C./Maryland area. There are so many great research opportunities there. I hired a great lady to take photos for me of the documents I was interested in at Georgetown and at the MD Archives, but it's not the same as doing your own research. There are a number of letters listed in the Georgetown index. I wonder if they are the same as those that used to be in the file cabinets? If anyone is interested in visiting Georgetown the following information might be useful. Keep in mind that the Special Collections are by appointment only. Georgetown University Library (The John Mark Lauinger Library) 37th & O Streets NW Washington DC20057-1174 202.687.7607 Special Collections ResearchCenter – 5th floor Below are the files in the index that I've been looking at. In my own ignorance, I had at one time thought that the Newtown ledger/Day book and Fr. Walton's diary were the same thing. Of course they're not (I find Fr. Walton much harder to read). Also, though it's on the index, you're no longer allowed to touch the original of the diary, only the photocopies. The library is going through another reorganization soon. http://www.library.georgetown.edu/dept/speccoll/cl119.htm ARCHIVES,MARYLAND PROVINCE, SOCIETY OF JESUS http://www.library.georgetown.edu/dept/speccoll/fl/f119%7D2.htm Box: 4 Fold: 1 Records-Diary of J. Walton (SJ)-/DiaryFrag. [of J. Lewis?] [6.3-3b] DATE SPAN: [01/01/1737]? - [12/31/1786]? DESCRIPTION: This folder [6.3-3b] consists of the original copy of the diary ofJames Walton, S.J. The dates of this diary are c. 1737-1786. Entered is dataconcerning baptisms, deaths, marriages, etc. Also included are records of fieldcrops, livestock, financial records and donations. [NOTE TO THE RESEARCHER: DUETO THE FRAGILE CONDITION OF THIS ITEM, PLEASE CONSULT THE PHOTOSTATIC COPYFOUND IN FOLDER NO. 2]. Also included is a diary fragment (c. 1775) perhapsbelonging to J. Lewis. Box: 4 Fold: 2 Records-Diary of James Walton[Photocopy] DATE SPAN: [01/01/1737]? - [12/31/1787]? DESCRIPTION: This folder consists of a photocopy of diary of James Walton, S.J.For details of contents, please consult description found in Folder No. 1. Box: 4 Fold: 3Records-Diary [Extract] of James Walton (SJ)-Typescript Copy DATE SPAN: [01/01/1766]? - [12/31/1774]? DESCRIPTION: This folder consists of an extract [typescript] from the diary ofJames Walton, S.J. Comprising this extract is a record of baptisms (1766-1774).Found in the back of the typescript is an index of names appearing in thebaptism records. http://www.library.georgetown.edu/dept/speccoll/fl/f119%7D11.htm Box: 44 Fold: 4 Newtown Day Book [171 B] DATE SPAN: [01/01/1766]? - [12/31/1795]? DESCRIPTION: This folder [171 B] consists of the account ledger for Newtown(1766-1795). Gayle http://www.library.georgetown.edu/dept/speccoll/cl119.htm ARCHIVES,MARYLAND PROVINCE, SOCIETY OF JESUS http://www.library.georgetown.edu/dept/speccoll/fl/f119%7D2.htm Box: 4 Fold: 1 Records-Diary of J. Walton (SJ)-/DiaryFrag. [of J. Lewis?] [6.3-3b] DATE SPAN: [01/01/1737]? - [12/31/1786]? DESCRIPTION: This folder [6.3-3b] consists of the original copy of the diary ofJames Walton, S.J. The dates of this diary are c. 1737-1786. Entered is dataconcerning baptisms, deaths, marriages, etc. Also included are records of fieldcrops, livestock, financial records and donations. [NOTE TO THE RESEARCHER: DUETO THE FRAGILE CONDITION OF THIS ITEM, PLEASE CONSULT THE PHOTOSTATIC COPYFOUND IN FOLDER NO. 2]. Also included is a diary fragment (c. 1775) perhapsbelonging to J. Lewis. Box: 4 Fold: 2 Records-Diary of James Walton[Photocopy] DATE SPAN: [01/01/1737]? - [12/31/1787]? DESCRIPTION: This folder consists of a photocopy of diary of James Walton, S.J.For details of contents, please consult description found in Folder No. 1. Box: 4 Fold: 3Records-Diary [Extract] of James Walton (SJ)-Typescript Copy DATE SPAN: [01/01/1766]? - [12/31/1774]? DESCRIPTION: This folder consists of an extract [typescript] from the diary ofJames Walton, S.J. Comprising this extract is a record of baptisms (1766-1774).Found in the back of the typescript is an index of names appearing in thebaptism records. http://www.library.georgetown.edu/dept/speccoll/fl/f119%7D11.htm Box: 44 Fold: 4 Newtown Day Book [171 B] DATE SPAN: [01/01/1766]? - [12/31/1795]? DESCRIPTION: This folder [171 B] consists of the account ledger for Newtown(1766-1795). Gayle -----Original Message----- From: Thomas Jennings <consettct@gmail.com> To: mdstmary <mdstmary@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tue, Nov 20, 2012 11:13 am Subject: Re: [MDSTMARY] Bazil Howard Gayle, When I original worked on Fr. Walton's diary about 20 years ago and before everything was transferred to Georgetown, there was a large filing cabinet full of originally letters. Wish I had spent more time on the letters as I have never been able to track them down after the transfer. Some items at Georgetown now: I noted this "Cornelius Wildman's occupation was a bricklayer for he is listed as such in the 1710 land transaction when he bought "St. Edwards" from Luke Gardiner for 4 thousand pounds of Tobacco \ Georgetown Archives Box: 35 Fold: 14 Plats/Indentures, etc. [107 Z1-Z8] DATE SPAN: [01/01/1710]? - [12/31/1905]? DESCRIPTION: Items include the following: Agreement (1724/5) between George Thorold, S.J., and Edward Cole; Indenture (1710) between Edward Cole and Cornelius Wildman. These indexes are on-line. Tom J. On Mon, Nov 19, 2012 at 4:51 PM, Gayle Howard Londeree <glond769@aol.com>wrote: > > I'm still looking for information for Bazil Howard, who was overseer at > Newtown according to Jesuit Missions. He appears on the ca 1780 SMC > militia list and 1790 US Census, but I have very little on his family or > connections. > > I've been going through the pages of the Newtown ledger, and he is > mentioned quite often, from 1785 through 1796. > > Some examples: > > > 1785 Bazil Howard Db > > _______________________________________________________________________ > > Jan. 20 To leather for a pr of shoes > 0.2.6 > > June 25 Tocash lent to go to Virginia > 0.7.6 > > Aug. 29 Tocash paid you. eight dollars > 3.0.0 > > 30 To 1 pr of shoes > 0.7.6 > > Feb. 8 Tocash paid you > 21.2.6 > > > _____ > > > 25.0.0 > > > Jan. 9 Tocash paid you > 7.10.0 > > 24 To paid you > 0.15.0 > > 27 To paid you leather for mending shoes > 0.2.0 > > March 17 Tocash paid you > 1.10.0 > > To cash paid > 0.15.0 > > March 31 > > May 10 Tocash paid > 3.0.0 > > June 26 Topaid Mr. Boarman for you 1 guinea > 1.15.0 > > To paid you > 3.5.0 > > July 14 Toone horse called Pompy > 12.10.0 > > Oct 3 To paid Cuthbert Head for you > 0.15.0 > > To Paid [overwrites an unknownword] to pay Mr. Jenkins for you > 6.12.5 > > 5 To paid you one bible > 0.10.0 > > To 3 pecks of corn @ 1 p. > 0.3.0 > > March 22 Tocash paid > 3.0.0 > > Aug 7 To paid Rachel Cecil for you > 0.0.11 > > > _______ > > > 42. > 8. 4 > > > March 13,1787 then agreed with Bazil Howard > > for one years work , for which he is to be paid > > £25 currentmoney of me. > > Igns.Matthews > > > > The Rd John Boarman > > July 23 [1790]To assumed to pay Baz Howard for you 2:12:6 > > NB This Baz Howard gave to ElizCarbery to whom I have paid it > NB at same time Baz Howard owed the Rd J Boarman 13/9 which > was forgot > > I suppose that this Bazil Howard was born before 1759. Henry, Thomas, > George, Anastasia, Eleonor, Elizabeth and Perry Howard also have listings > in the ledger. > > Any info appreciated. > > Gayle Howard Londeree > > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > MDSTMARY-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 MDSTMARY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Gayle, When I original worked on Fr. Walton's diary about 20 years ago and before everything was transferred to Georgetown, there was a large filing cabinet full of originally letters. Wish I had spent more time on the letters as I have never been able to track them down after the transfer. Some items at Georgetown now: I noted this "Cornelius Wildman's occupation was a bricklayer for he is listed as such in the 1710 land transaction when he bought "St. Edwards" from Luke Gardiner for 4 thousand pounds of Tobacco \ Georgetown Archives Box: 35 Fold: 14 Plats/Indentures, etc. [107 Z1-Z8] DATE SPAN: [01/01/1710]? - [12/31/1905]? DESCRIPTION: Items include the following: Agreement (1724/5) between George Thorold, S.J., and Edward Cole; Indenture (1710) between Edward Cole and Cornelius Wildman. These indexes are on-line. Tom J. On Mon, Nov 19, 2012 at 4:51 PM, Gayle Howard Londeree <glond769@aol.com>wrote: > > I'm still looking for information for Bazil Howard, who was overseer at > Newtown according to Jesuit Missions. He appears on the ca 1780 SMC > militia list and 1790 US Census, but I have very little on his family or > connections. > > I've been going through the pages of the Newtown ledger, and he is > mentioned quite often, from 1785 through 1796. > > Some examples: > > > 1785 Bazil Howard Db > > _______________________________________________________________________ > > Jan. 20 To leather for a pr of shoes > 0.2.6 > > June 25 Tocash lent to go to Virginia > 0.7.6 > > Aug. 29 Tocash paid you. eight dollars > 3.0.0 > > 30 To 1 pr of shoes > 0.7.6 > > Feb. 8 Tocash paid you > 21.2.6 > > > _____ > > > 25.0.0 > > > Jan. 9 Tocash paid you > 7.10.0 > > 24 To paid you > 0.15.0 > > 27 To paid you leather for mending shoes > 0.2.0 > > March 17 Tocash paid you > 1.10.0 > > To cash paid > 0.15.0 > > March 31 > > May 10 Tocash paid > 3.0.0 > > June 26 Topaid Mr. Boarman for you 1 guinea > 1.15.0 > > To paid you > 3.5.0 > > July 14 Toone horse called Pompy > 12.10.0 > > Oct 3 To paid Cuthbert Head for you > 0.15.0 > > To Paid [overwrites an unknownword] to pay Mr. Jenkins for you > 6.12.5 > > 5 To paid you one bible > 0.10.0 > > To 3 pecks of corn @ 1 p. > 0.3.0 > > March 22 Tocash paid > 3.0.0 > > Aug 7 To paid Rachel Cecil for you > 0.0.11 > > > _______ > > > 42. > 8. 4 > > > March 13,1787 then agreed with Bazil Howard > > for one years work , for which he is to be paid > > £25 currentmoney of me. > > Igns.Matthews > > > > The Rd John Boarman > > July 23 [1790]To assumed to pay Baz Howard for you 2:12:6 > > NB This Baz Howard gave to ElizCarbery to whom I have paid it > NB at same time Baz Howard owed the Rd J Boarman 13/9 which > was forgot > > I suppose that this Bazil Howard was born before 1759. Henry, Thomas, > George, Anastasia, Eleonor, Elizabeth and Perry Howard also have listings > in the ledger. > > Any info appreciated. > > Gayle Howard Londeree > > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > MDSTMARY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: cherylknott591 Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.maryland.counties.stmarys/1139.1389.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Charles Calistus "Jake" Bailey (born on Aug 15, 1824) married Julia A Mattingly Bailey (born on Jan 20, 1828) on Feb 12, 1849 at St. Joseph's Church in Morganza, Maryland. They had 7 children: Frances Anna, Jane Harriet, George Columbus, Mary Elizabeth, Edward, Susan and James Calistus. Mary Elizabeth Bailey Long was my Great Grandmother. I am more than willing to help in anyway I can. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

I'm still looking for information for Bazil Howard, who was overseer at Newtown according to Jesuit Missions. He appears on the ca 1780 SMC militia list and 1790 US Census, but I have very little on his family or connections. I've been going through the pages of the Newtown ledger, and he is mentioned quite often, from 1785 through 1796. Some examples: 1785 Bazil Howard Db _______________________________________________________________________ Jan. 20 To leather for a pr of shoes 0.2.6 June 25 Tocash lent to go to Virginia 0.7.6 Aug. 29 Tocash paid you. eight dollars 3.0.0 30 To 1 pr of shoes 0.7.6 Feb. 8 Tocash paid you 21.2.6 _____ 25.0.0 Jan. 9 Tocash paid you 7.10.0 24 To paid you 0.15.0 27 To paid you leather for mending shoes 0.2.0 March 17 Tocash paid you 1.10.0 To cash paid 0.15.0 March 31 May 10 Tocash paid 3.0.0 June 26 Topaid Mr. Boarman for you 1 guinea 1.15.0 To paid you 3.5.0 July 14 Toone horse called Pompy 12.10.0 Oct 3 To paid Cuthbert Head for you 0.15.0 To Paid [overwrites an unknownword] to pay Mr. Jenkins for you 6.12.5 5 To paid you one bible 0.10.0 To 3 pecks of corn @ 1 p. 0.3.0 March 22 Tocash paid 3.0.0 Aug 7 To paid Rachel Cecil for you 0.0.11 _______ 42. 8. 4 March 13,1787 then agreed with Bazil Howard for one years work , for which he is to be paid £25 currentmoney of me. Igns.Matthews The Rd John Boarman July 23 [1790]To assumed to pay Baz Howard for you 2:12:6 NB This Baz Howard gave to ElizCarbery to whom I have paid it NB at same time Baz Howard owed the Rd J Boarman 13/9 which was forgot I suppose that this Bazil Howard was born before 1759. Henry, Thomas, George, Anastasia, Eleonor, Elizabeth and Perry Howard also have listings in the ledger. Any info appreciated. Gayle Howard Londeree

Anyone on the list have information about James Brooke Beall/Bell b 1756?  Looking for his spouse and family.  His father was James Beall and mother Elizabeth Edmonston.   Thanks for any help.   Betty 

Dear Cheryl, I noticed your message on the St. Mary's website. I thought you might like to know that I have written some books on your ancestors. Volume I Remember the Drury Family. This book is already in print. Volume II Remember the Drury Family from England to Maryland and the Frontier. This book is going into print within a week. Then a Volume III Remember the Haydens. I have received very good reviews. Let me know if you'd like to see the contents, etc. Cousin, Patricia Bishop Obrist On Thu, Nov 15, 2012 at 7:14 PM, Cheryl Cain <annamaesgd@sbcglobal.net>wrote: > Rachel, I'm a descendant of Benedict Raley/Riley and Anna Hayden who both > died in Texas. Would you email the photo of William Timon to me, also? My > email is: carc1116@sbcglobal.net > Thank you, > Cheryl Riley Cain > > --- On Thu, 11/15/12, gc-gateway@rootsweb.com <gc-gateway@rootsweb.com> > wrote: > > > From: gc-gateway@rootsweb.com <gc-gateway@rootsweb.com> > Subject: Re: [MDSTMARY] DRURY,HAYDEN,TUCKER > To: MDSTMARY-L@rootsweb.com > Date: Thursday, November 15, 2012, 2:49 PM > > > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Author: rachelmancill > Surnames: Tucker, Riley > Classification: queries > > Message Board URL: > > > http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.maryland.counties.stmarys/799.826.830/mb.ashx > > Message Board Post: > > Hi Lou Ann, > My father Carrol G. Riley's great grandmother was Mary Matilda Riley nee > Tucker. She was the wife of Timon William Riley who is also listed William > Timon Riley in many documents (also spelled Tyman). In the publication "100 > Years in Bandera 1853-1953" by J. Marvin Hunter there is a picture of Mary > Matilda with a brief history that she was reared by her uncle Alex Tucker > and married Timon in Port Lavaca in 1861. The 1870 census available at the > Clayton Library shows a list of their children. Benedict Riley was > supposedly a landowner in Yoakum, TX but I have not found hard evidence. I > know Alex and Hilary Tucker rode the Chisholm trail. Benedict Riley's > sister Mary was married to John May who was a large landholder near Yoakum. > I have a photo of Timon William Riley with a team of longhorns pulling his > plow near Tarpley, Texas. > > -- *Remember: the Drury Family from England to Maryland to the Frontier. Vol. II Vol. I <www.rememberthedrurys.com> *READY SOON! Patricia Bishop Obrist

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: rachelmancill Surnames: Tucker, Riley Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.maryland.counties.stmarys/799.826.830/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Hi Lou Ann, My father Carrol G. Riley's great grandmother was Mary Matilda Riley nee Tucker. She was the wife of Timon William Riley who is also listed William Timon Riley in many documents (also spelled Tyman). In the publication "100 Years in Bandera 1853-1953" by J. Marvin Hunter there is a picture of Mary Matilda with a brief history that she was reared by her uncle Alex Tucker and married Timon in Port Lavaca in 1861. The 1870 census available at the Clayton Library shows a list of their children. Benedict Riley was supposedly a landowner in Yoakum, TX but I have not found hard evidence. I know Alex and Hilary Tucker rode the Chisholm trail. Benedict Riley's sister Mary was married to John May who was a large landholder near Yoakum. I have a photo of Timon William Riley with a team of longhorns pulling his plow near Tarpley, Texas. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

Rachel, I'm a descendant of Benedict Raley/Riley and Anna Hayden who both died in Texas. Would you email the photo of William Timon to me, also? My email is: carc1116@sbcglobal.net Thank  you, Cheryl Riley Cain --- On Thu, 11/15/12, gc-gateway@rootsweb.com <gc-gateway@rootsweb.com> wrote: From: gc-gateway@rootsweb.com <gc-gateway@rootsweb.com> Subject: Re: [MDSTMARY] DRURY,HAYDEN,TUCKER To: MDSTMARY-L@rootsweb.com Date: Thursday, November 15, 2012, 2:49 PM This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: rachelmancill Surnames: Tucker, Riley Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.maryland.counties.stmarys/799.826.830/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Hi Lou Ann, My father Carrol G. Riley's great grandmother was Mary Matilda Riley nee Tucker. She was the wife of Timon William Riley who is also listed William Timon Riley in many documents (also spelled Tyman). In the publication "100 Years in Bandera 1853-1953" by J. Marvin Hunter there is a picture of Mary Matilda with a brief history that she was reared by her uncle Alex Tucker and married Timon in Port Lavaca in 1861. The 1870 census available at the Clayton Library shows a list of their children. Benedict Riley was supposedly a landowner in Yoakum, TX but I have not found hard evidence. I know Alex and Hilary Tucker rode the Chisholm trail. Benedict Riley's sister Mary was married to John May who was a large landholder near Yoakum. I have a photo of Timon William Riley with a team of longhorns pulling his plow near Tarpley, Texas. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to MDSTMARY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

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Mike Frances Tattershall, is a interesting lady. We find documents referring to her as Frances Kempe, Frances Weldon, Frances Chapell Frances Smith, & Frances Drew. There are few records for recusant births/deaths/weddings,etc in England during the reformation & the civil war era, for these underground Catholics avoided the government's civil instatutions, for obvious reasons. Therefore, dates are a seldom found. We found no records on Frances birth but we do find Edmund Tattershall, of Brooke mentioning Frances in a number of land records. Mainly to assure her siblings dispense lease moneys to her from Edmund's properties. There are no documents stating per say who Edmund Smith's parents are, just his Tattershall uncles. And other records associating William Smith of Whitechurch with Edmund and George Tattershall of Finchampstead. You should know that we have concluded that Edmund of Catmore is the same as person as Edmund of Brooke, based on land records. We also know that Edmund was a single man in 1586, and it appears that Edmund married 1st a lady named Grace, who we have assume is Frances, Edmund, of London and Katherine's Tattershall mother. > Randy, thanks for these summaries. Frances Tattershall's birth date > doesn't work with either Edmund Tattershall or Edmund Smith. Did I > misunderstand something? > >> Descendants of Edmund Tattershall >> >> 1 Edmund Tattershall b: 1595 in Brook d: Aft. 1633 >> .. +Katherine Buryton d: Bef. 1625 >> .. 2 Frances Tattershall b: 1602 d: 1693 >> ...... +Richard Smith d: 1624 >> ...... 3 Edmund Smith b: Abt. 1610 d: Aft. 1670 > > Mike > > On 11/11/2012 3:22 PM, randydunavan@cablelynx.com wrote: >> >> Tattershall kinsmen of early Maryland >> >> 1640 >> Edmund Smith of (c1610-aft 1670) Transported to Maryland 7/28/1640 by >> Richard Lelland >> Edmund Smith the son of Richard Smith ( - 1624) and Frances Tattershall, >> (c.1602 –1693c.), her 1st husband. Frances the daughter of Edmund >> Tattershall, of Brook, Gent. (c.1595 – aft 1633) and Katherine Buryton ( >> - >> bef 1625) daughter of Thomas Buryton, of Streatley, Gent and Joan Wyer >> Edmund Smith, a grandson to William Smith, of Whitechurch, (1557-1627) >> Berkshire and Constance Tattershall, of Stapleford, Wiltshire >> (c1570-1610) >> Constance Tattershall the daughter of George Tattershall, II of >> Stapleford, Wiltshire >> and Katherine Perkins. >> >> 1642 >> Edmund Tattershall was transported to Maryland by Fr Thomas Copley >> 4/1/1642 >> Along with 19 other able men, none know relatives to Tattershall. There >> is no record found of lineage, nor origins of this Edmund Tattershall. >> Yet, there is speculation that this Edmund is allied to George (s) >> Tattershall, of Stapleford in Wiltshire, England >> >> >> 1642 >> John Pile, Gent, (c1617-1676) of Sarum, Wiltshire, transported himself, >> wife Sarah (1610-1678c), with family to Maryland in the spring of 1642. >> Sarah Tattershall is one of three known daughters >> (the others Frances Tattershall Smith, & Katherine Tattershall Aprice) >> of Edmund Tattershall of Brook (Wilts) & Katherine Buryton and >> granddaughter of George Tattershall, II of Stapleford, Wiltshire & >> Katherine Perkins. Pile suspected as allied to Sir Gabriel Pyle, of >> Salisbury, Wiltshire >> >> Note: segments of the Aprice (Appryce) family also residents of St. >> Mary’s >> Co., Maryland. In the USA Aprice changed to Price. >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> 1648 >> William Tattershall (1637 – 1670) and along with his sister Mary >> Tattershall (1630 – 1677) were transport as children to Maryland by >> John >> & Sarah Tattershall Pile in 1648, Sarah being their sibling. >> William, and Mary, Tattershall are the children of Edmund >> Tattershall >> of Brook and his 2nd wife Elizabeth Strong. Sarah Tattershall Pile, >> issue of the 1st wife Katherine Buryton, of Streatley, Berkshire, >> England >> >> >> >> These Maryland Tattershall siblings left three known brothers and one >> known sister, also issues of Katherine Buryton in England. That would b >> John, of Brook (Wiltshire), Peter of Chiddock, (Dorset), Lawrence of >> Odstock (Wiltshire), Frances Tattershall Kempe, Weldon, Smith & >> Katherine >> Tattershall Aprice. >> >> >> >> 1653 >> Mary Wells (1635-1698) the Daughter of Richard Wells, MD and Puritan, >> (1609-1667) came from Virginia with wife Frances White (121c –aft 1678) >> with family to Maryland abt 1653. Frances White a granddaughter of >> Richard White of Hutton Hall (1550-1614) Mary Plowden of Berkshire (b. >> 1546). Mary’s sister Anne (c1540-1635) was the spouse of Francis >> Perkins, >> I. (aft 1550 –1616) Francis’ sister was Katherine Perkins of Ufton, >> Berkshire, England whose spouse was George Tattershall, II of >> Stapleford, >> Wiltshire. This George and Katherine the grandparents to William and >> sister Mary of St. Mary’s County Maryland. >> >> 1662 >> >> George Plowden, II (1663-1713) of Resurrection Manor, SMC, MD was the >> grandson of Sir Edmond Plowden Colonial Governor (1590-1659) and Mablel >> Marriner. Sir Edmond, the grandson of Sir Edmund Plowden of Plowden >> Hall, >> Shropshire, England (1518-1585) and Katherine Sheldon (1520-1586). >> Katherine & Sir Edmund, Catholic lawyer and Lord Propietor of New >> Albion, >> eldest daughter was Anne Perkins (1540-1635) and the wife of Francis >> Perkins, I of Upton, Berkshire (1550-1616). Francis Perkins’ sister >> Katherine (1544-aft 1595) married George Tattershall, II, of Stapleford, >> Wilts, Gent., abt 1570. >> George and & Anne the parents of Edmund Tattershall, of Brook, Gent, >> (1595-1633) Edmund the father of William, Mary, & Sarah Tattershall >> (Pile), of SMC, MD >> >> Note: Edmund Plowden, a Catholic lawyer and associate of Sir Francis >> Englefield, led thirty-eight MPs in a protest against Parliament's >> reintroduction of the heresy laws. The Attorney-General commenced >> proceedings for contempt against the protesters, but Plowden refused to >> submit and the case was eventually dropped. >> Francis Englefield (1521-1605) married Catherine Fettpliace >> (c1522-1479). >> Catherine a descendant of William Fettiplace, of Chernot, Berkshire, >> Gent. >> Who married Joan Yate, (b.1487), Joan the daughter of Richard Yate, of >> Charney, Berkshire >> (c1435-c1494) & Joan Ashedon, (1440-1500), of Lonworth, Bershire. >> A direct ancestor to John Yate, of Lyford, Berkshire (1609-1654) >> >> 1664 >> >> John Yate, of Lyford, Berkshire (1609-1654) >> Married 1633 in Lyford, Berkshire >> Mary Elizabeth Tattershall, of Stapleford, Wiltshire (1610-c1659) >> Daughter of George Tattershall, III, of Finchampsted, Berkshire >> (1583-1658) >> & Elizabeth Biggs, of Stapleford, Wiltshire, (1564 - ) >> John & Mary Yate’s son is >> George Yate, I, Esquire who came, to Maryland c. 1664 and married >> >> Mary Wells, relic of Capt. Thomas Stockett of Berkesourne, Kent >> (1635-1671) >> arriving in MD in 1658. >> Mary Wells (c1635-1698) is the daughter to Dr. Richard Wells of Saltish >> Cornwall, Essex (1609-1667) >> And Frances White, of Hutton Hall, Essex, England (1622c-1679c) >> Jerome, Mary Well’s brother died in St. Mary’s Co. MD 1674 >> >> Note: George Yate was Deputy Surveyor of the Lord Proprietor of Maryland >> and one of the largest patentees of land in the Province during the late >> seventeenth century, and before his death had acquired a landed estate >> exceeding several thousands of acres. >> >> >> >> Others in SMC with possible Family Connections >> >> *** John Georges >> 1630 Anne Halswell Boarman, wife to Andrew, II and mother to Major Wm. >> Boarman >> 1634 John Neville, b 1620 transported into SMC as a servant >> 1634 John Wells in SMC >> 1635 John Green, MD & wife Joane Tattersall arrive in Boston, Mass. >> 1642 Benjamin Gill w/wife Mary Mainwaring arrive in SMC, both dead by >> 1658 >> 1645 William Boarman, of Stratford Toney Wiltshire arrives in SMC >> 1643 Thomas Carey arrives in SMC >> 1649 Anthony West, in SMC >> 1650 Baker Brooke, I arrives in SMC – His family of Whitechurch, >> Hampshire >> 1650 Thomas Kempe in SMC >> 1651 John Reade b 1629, arrives in SMC – Related to Capt George Read >> 1653 Francis Hayden, of Watford, Hertfordshire in Virginia, then to SMC >> 1657 Katherine Hall transported into Maryland, later servant to Mary >> Tattershall Jarboe >> 1657 Anthony Webb, b 1604 in SMC >> 1658 Edward West arrived in SMC >> 1659 William Tuberville in SMC >> 1665 Thomas Goddard arrives in SMC >> 1668 George Mainwarning arrive in SMC, brother in law to Benjamin Gill >> 1674 Henry Carew, Franciscan Priest arrives in SMC >> 1675 Paine Tubberville son of Gilbert, both arrive in SMC >> 1675 Henry Hyde – dead in SMC, no record of entry >> 1675 William Hyde transported proven, 4/20/1674 into SMC >> 1668 Henry Wells transported from London by Capt Samuel Tilghman to SMC >> 1685 William Sandys b. 1665 in SMC >> 1690 Ambrose Biggs b. 1625, transported into SMC by Robert Brooke >> 1694 William Paulett, Gent Merchant, of Hampshire immigrated to SMC >> 1698 Nathaniel Villers, in SMC by this date – dead in 1702 >> 1711 Henry Darnell b 1645 in Herfordshire, England arrives in Maryland >> >> >> >> >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> MDSTMARY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >> quotes in the subject and the body of the message >> > > -- > Mike and Karen Gough > ltcolmichaelj@bellsouth.net > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > MDSTMARY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Randy, thanks for these summaries. Frances Tattershall's birth date doesn't work with either Edmund Tattershall or Edmund Smith. Did I misunderstand something? > Descendants of Edmund Tattershall > > 1 Edmund Tattershall b: 1595 in Brook d: Aft. 1633 > .. +Katherine Buryton d: Bef. 1625 > .. 2 Frances Tattershall b: 1602 d: 1693 > ...... +Richard Smith d: 1624 > ...... 3 Edmund Smith b: Abt. 1610 d: Aft. 1670 Mike On 11/11/2012 3:22 PM, randydunavan@cablelynx.com wrote: > > Tattershall kinsmen of early Maryland > > 1640 > Edmund Smith of (c1610-aft 1670) Transported to Maryland 7/28/1640 by > Richard Lelland > Edmund Smith the son of Richard Smith ( - 1624) and Frances Tattershall, > (c.1602 –1693c.), her 1st husband. Frances the daughter of Edmund > Tattershall, of Brook, Gent. (c.1595 – aft 1633) and Katherine Buryton ( - > bef 1625) daughter of Thomas Buryton, of Streatley, Gent and Joan Wyer > Edmund Smith, a grandson to William Smith, of Whitechurch, (1557-1627) > Berkshire and Constance Tattershall, of Stapleford, Wiltshire (c1570-1610) > Constance Tattershall the daughter of George Tattershall, II of > Stapleford, Wiltshire > and Katherine Perkins. > > 1642 > Edmund Tattershall was transported to Maryland by Fr Thomas Copley 4/1/1642 > Along with 19 other able men, none know relatives to Tattershall. There > is no record found of lineage, nor origins of this Edmund Tattershall. > Yet, there is speculation that this Edmund is allied to George (s) > Tattershall, of Stapleford in Wiltshire, England > > > 1642 > John Pile, Gent, (c1617-1676) of Sarum, Wiltshire, transported himself, > wife Sarah (1610-1678c), with family to Maryland in the spring of 1642. > Sarah Tattershall is one of three known daughters > (the others Frances Tattershall Smith, & Katherine Tattershall Aprice) > of Edmund Tattershall of Brook (Wilts) & Katherine Buryton and > granddaughter of George Tattershall, II of Stapleford, Wiltshire & > Katherine Perkins. Pile suspected as allied to Sir Gabriel Pyle, of > Salisbury, Wiltshire > > Note: segments of the Aprice (Appryce) family also residents of St. Mary’s > Co., Maryland. In the USA Aprice changed to Price. > > > > > > > > 1648 > William Tattershall (1637 – 1670) and along with his sister Mary > Tattershall (1630 – 1677) were transport as children to Maryland by John > & Sarah Tattershall Pile in 1648, Sarah being their sibling. > William, and Mary, Tattershall are the children of Edmund Tattershall > of Brook and his 2nd wife Elizabeth Strong. Sarah Tattershall Pile, > issue of the 1st wife Katherine Buryton, of Streatley, Berkshire, > England > > > > These Maryland Tattershall siblings left three known brothers and one > known sister, also issues of Katherine Buryton in England. That would b > John, of Brook (Wiltshire), Peter of Chiddock, (Dorset), Lawrence of > Odstock (Wiltshire), Frances Tattershall Kempe, Weldon, Smith & Katherine > Tattershall Aprice. > > > > 1653 > Mary Wells (1635-1698) the Daughter of Richard Wells, MD and Puritan, > (1609-1667) came from Virginia with wife Frances White (121c –aft 1678) > with family to Maryland abt 1653. Frances White a granddaughter of > Richard White of Hutton Hall (1550-1614) Mary Plowden of Berkshire (b. > 1546). Mary’s sister Anne (c1540-1635) was the spouse of Francis Perkins, > I. (aft 1550 –1616) Francis’ sister was Katherine Perkins of Ufton, > Berkshire, England whose spouse was George Tattershall, II of Stapleford, > Wiltshire. This George and Katherine the grandparents to William and > sister Mary of St. Mary’s County Maryland. > > 1662 > > George Plowden, II (1663-1713) of Resurrection Manor, SMC, MD was the > grandson of Sir Edmond Plowden Colonial Governor (1590-1659) and Mablel > Marriner. Sir Edmond, the grandson of Sir Edmund Plowden of Plowden Hall, > Shropshire, England (1518-1585) and Katherine Sheldon (1520-1586). > Katherine & Sir Edmund, Catholic lawyer and Lord Propietor of New Albion, > eldest daughter was Anne Perkins (1540-1635) and the wife of Francis > Perkins, I of Upton, Berkshire (1550-1616). Francis Perkins’ sister > Katherine (1544-aft 1595) married George Tattershall, II, of Stapleford, > Wilts, Gent., abt 1570. > George and & Anne the parents of Edmund Tattershall, of Brook, Gent, > (1595-1633) Edmund the father of William, Mary, & Sarah Tattershall > (Pile), of SMC, MD > > Note: Edmund Plowden, a Catholic lawyer and associate of Sir Francis > Englefield, led thirty-eight MPs in a protest against Parliament's > reintroduction of the heresy laws. The Attorney-General commenced > proceedings for contempt against the protesters, but Plowden refused to > submit and the case was eventually dropped. > Francis Englefield (1521-1605) married Catherine Fettpliace (c1522-1479). > Catherine a descendant of William Fettiplace, of Chernot, Berkshire, Gent. > Who married Joan Yate, (b.1487), Joan the daughter of Richard Yate, of > Charney, Berkshire > (c1435-c1494) & Joan Ashedon, (1440-1500), of Lonworth, Bershire. > A direct ancestor to John Yate, of Lyford, Berkshire (1609-1654) > > 1664 > > John Yate, of Lyford, Berkshire (1609-1654) > Married 1633 in Lyford, Berkshire > Mary Elizabeth Tattershall, of Stapleford, Wiltshire (1610-c1659) > Daughter of George Tattershall, III, of Finchampsted, Berkshire (1583-1658) > & Elizabeth Biggs, of Stapleford, Wiltshire, (1564 - ) > John & Mary Yate’s son is > George Yate, I, Esquire who came, to Maryland c. 1664 and married > > Mary Wells, relic of Capt. Thomas Stockett of Berkesourne, Kent (1635-1671) > arriving in MD in 1658. > Mary Wells (c1635-1698) is the daughter to Dr. Richard Wells of Saltish > Cornwall, Essex (1609-1667) > And Frances White, of Hutton Hall, Essex, England (1622c-1679c) > Jerome, Mary Well’s brother died in St. Mary’s Co. MD 1674 > > Note: George Yate was Deputy Surveyor of the Lord Proprietor of Maryland > and one of the largest patentees of land in the Province during the late > seventeenth century, and before his death had acquired a landed estate > exceeding several thousands of acres. > > > > Others in SMC with possible Family Connections > > *** John Georges > 1630 Anne Halswell Boarman, wife to Andrew, II and mother to Major Wm. > Boarman > 1634 John Neville, b 1620 transported into SMC as a servant > 1634 John Wells in SMC > 1635 John Green, MD & wife Joane Tattersall arrive in Boston, Mass. > 1642 Benjamin Gill w/wife Mary Mainwaring arrive in SMC, both dead by 1658 > 1645 William Boarman, of Stratford Toney Wiltshire arrives in SMC > 1643 Thomas Carey arrives in SMC > 1649 Anthony West, in SMC > 1650 Baker Brooke, I arrives in SMC – His family of Whitechurch, Hampshire > 1650 Thomas Kempe in SMC > 1651 John Reade b 1629, arrives in SMC – Related to Capt George Read > 1653 Francis Hayden, of Watford, Hertfordshire in Virginia, then to SMC > 1657 Katherine Hall transported into Maryland, later servant to Mary > Tattershall Jarboe > 1657 Anthony Webb, b 1604 in SMC > 1658 Edward West arrived in SMC > 1659 William Tuberville in SMC > 1665 Thomas Goddard arrives in SMC > 1668 George Mainwarning arrive in SMC, brother in law to Benjamin Gill > 1674 Henry Carew, Franciscan Priest arrives in SMC > 1675 Paine Tubberville son of Gilbert, both arrive in SMC > 1675 Henry Hyde – dead in SMC, no record of entry > 1675 William Hyde transported proven, 4/20/1674 into SMC > 1668 Henry Wells transported from London by Capt Samuel Tilghman to SMC > 1685 William Sandys b. 1665 in SMC > 1690 Ambrose Biggs b. 1625, transported into SMC by Robert Brooke > 1694 William Paulett, Gent Merchant, of Hampshire immigrated to SMC > 1698 Nathaniel Villers, in SMC by this date – dead in 1702 > 1711 Henry Darnell b 1645 in Herfordshire, England arrives in Maryland > > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to MDSTMARY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > -- Mike and Karen Gough ltcolmichaelj@bellsouth.net

Randy, thank you. Mike On 11/11/2012 3:22 PM, randydunavan@cablelynx.com wrote: > > Tattershall kinsmen of early Maryland > > 1640 > Edmund Smith of (c1610-aft 1670) Transported to Maryland 7/28/1640 by > Richard Lelland > Edmund Smith the son of Richard Smith ( - 1624) and Frances Tattershall, > (c.1602 –1693c.), her 1st husband. Frances the daughter of Edmund > Tattershall, of Brook, Gent. (c.1595 – aft 1633) and Katherine Buryton ( - > bef 1625) daughter of Thomas Buryton, of Streatley, Gent and Joan Wyer > Edmund Smith, a grandson to William Smith, of Whitechurch, (1557-1627) > Berkshire and Constance Tattershall, of Stapleford, Wiltshire (c1570-1610) > Constance Tattershall the daughter of George Tattershall, II of > Stapleford, Wiltshire > and Katherine Perkins. > > 1642 > Edmund Tattershall was transported to Maryland by Fr Thomas Copley 4/1/1642 > Along with 19 other able men, none know relatives to Tattershall. There > is no record found of lineage, nor origins of this Edmund Tattershall. > Yet, there is speculation that this Edmund is allied to George (s) > Tattershall, of Stapleford in Wiltshire, England > > > 1642 > John Pile, Gent, (c1617-1676) of Sarum, Wiltshire, transported himself, > wife Sarah (1610-1678c), with family to Maryland in the spring of 1642. > Sarah Tattershall is one of three known daughters > (the others Frances Tattershall Smith, & Katherine Tattershall Aprice) > of Edmund Tattershall of Brook (Wilts) & Katherine Buryton and > granddaughter of George Tattershall, II of Stapleford, Wiltshire & > Katherine Perkins. Pile suspected as allied to Sir Gabriel Pyle, of > Salisbury, Wiltshire > > Note: segments of the Aprice (Appryce) family also residents of St. Mary’s > Co., Maryland. In the USA Aprice changed to Price. > > > > > > > > 1648 > William Tattershall (1637 – 1670) and along with his sister Mary > Tattershall (1630 – 1677) were transport as children to Maryland by John > & Sarah Tattershall Pile in 1648, Sarah being their sibling. > William, and Mary, Tattershall are the children of Edmund Tattershall > of Brook and his 2nd wife Elizabeth Strong. Sarah Tattershall Pile, > issue of the 1st wife Katherine Buryton, of Streatley, Berkshire, > England > > > > These Maryland Tattershall siblings left three known brothers and one > known sister, also issues of Katherine Buryton in England. That would b > John, of Brook (Wiltshire), Peter of Chiddock, (Dorset), Lawrence of > Odstock (Wiltshire), Frances Tattershall Kempe, Weldon, Smith & Katherine > Tattershall Aprice. > > > > 1653 > Mary Wells (1635-1698) the Daughter of Richard Wells, MD and Puritan, > (1609-1667) came from Virginia with wife Frances White (121c –aft 1678) > with family to Maryland abt 1653. Frances White a granddaughter of > Richard White of Hutton Hall (1550-1614) Mary Plowden of Berkshire (b. > 1546). Mary’s sister Anne (c1540-1635) was the spouse of Francis Perkins, > I. (aft 1550 –1616) Francis’ sister was Katherine Perkins of Ufton, > Berkshire, England whose spouse was George Tattershall, II of Stapleford, > Wiltshire. This George and Katherine the grandparents to William and > sister Mary of St. Mary’s County Maryland. > > 1662 > > George Plowden, II (1663-1713) of Resurrection Manor, SMC, MD was the > grandson of Sir Edmond Plowden Colonial Governor (1590-1659) and Mablel > Marriner. Sir Edmond, the grandson of Sir Edmund Plowden of Plowden Hall, > Shropshire, England (1518-1585) and Katherine Sheldon (1520-1586). > Katherine & Sir Edmund, Catholic lawyer and Lord Propietor of New Albion, > eldest daughter was Anne Perkins (1540-1635) and the wife of Francis > Perkins, I of Upton, Berkshire (1550-1616). Francis Perkins’ sister > Katherine (1544-aft 1595) married George Tattershall, II, of Stapleford, > Wilts, Gent., abt 1570. > George and & Anne the parents of Edmund Tattershall, of Brook, Gent, > (1595-1633) Edmund the father of William, Mary, & Sarah Tattershall > (Pile), of SMC, MD > > Note: Edmund Plowden, a Catholic lawyer and associate of Sir Francis > Englefield, led thirty-eight MPs in a protest against Parliament's > reintroduction of the heresy laws. The Attorney-General commenced > proceedings for contempt against the protesters, but Plowden refused to > submit and the case was eventually dropped. > Francis Englefield (1521-1605) married Catherine Fettpliace (c1522-1479). > Catherine a descendant of William Fettiplace, of Chernot, Berkshire, Gent. > Who married Joan Yate, (b.1487), Joan the daughter of Richard Yate, of > Charney, Berkshire > (c1435-c1494) & Joan Ashedon, (1440-1500), of Lonworth, Bershire. > A direct ancestor to John Yate, of Lyford, Berkshire (1609-1654) > > 1664 > > John Yate, of Lyford, Berkshire (1609-1654) > Married 1633 in Lyford, Berkshire > Mary Elizabeth Tattershall, of Stapleford, Wiltshire (1610-c1659) > Daughter of George Tattershall, III, of Finchampsted, Berkshire (1583-1658) > & Elizabeth Biggs, of Stapleford, Wiltshire, (1564 - ) > John & Mary Yate’s son is > George Yate, I, Esquire who came, to Maryland c. 1664 and married > > Mary Wells, relic of Capt. Thomas Stockett of Berkesourne, Kent (1635-1671) > arriving in MD in 1658. > Mary Wells (c1635-1698) is the daughter to Dr. Richard Wells of Saltish > Cornwall, Essex (1609-1667) > And Frances White, of Hutton Hall, Essex, England (1622c-1679c) > Jerome, Mary Well’s brother died in St. Mary’s Co. MD 1674 > > Note: George Yate was Deputy Surveyor of the Lord Proprietor of Maryland > and one of the largest patentees of land in the Province during the late > seventeenth century, and before his death had acquired a landed estate > exceeding several thousands of acres. > > > > Others in SMC with possible Family Connections > > *** John Georges > 1630 Anne Halswell Boarman, wife to Andrew, II and mother to Major Wm. > Boarman > 1634 John Neville, b 1620 transported into SMC as a servant > 1634 John Wells in SMC > 1635 John Green, MD & wife Joane Tattersall arrive in Boston, Mass. > 1642 Benjamin Gill w/wife Mary Mainwaring arrive in SMC, both dead by 1658 > 1645 William Boarman, of Stratford Toney Wiltshire arrives in SMC > 1643 Thomas Carey arrives in SMC > 1649 Anthony West, in SMC > 1650 Baker Brooke, I arrives in SMC – His family of Whitechurch, Hampshire > 1650 Thomas Kempe in SMC > 1651 John Reade b 1629, arrives in SMC – Related to Capt George Read > 1653 Francis Hayden, of Watford, Hertfordshire in Virginia, then to SMC > 1657 Katherine Hall transported into Maryland, later servant to Mary > Tattershall Jarboe > 1657 Anthony Webb, b 1604 in SMC > 1658 Edward West arrived in SMC > 1659 William Tuberville in SMC > 1665 Thomas Goddard arrives in SMC > 1668 George Mainwarning arrive in SMC, brother in law to Benjamin Gill > 1674 Henry Carew, Franciscan Priest arrives in SMC > 1675 Paine Tubberville son of Gilbert, both arrive in SMC > 1675 Henry Hyde – dead in SMC, no record of entry > 1675 William Hyde transported proven, 4/20/1674 into SMC > 1668 Henry Wells transported from London by Capt Samuel Tilghman to SMC > 1685 William Sandys b. 1665 in SMC > 1690 Ambrose Biggs b. 1625, transported into SMC by Robert Brooke > 1694 William Paulett, Gent Merchant, of Hampshire immigrated to SMC > 1698 Nathaniel Villers, in SMC by this date – dead in 1702 > 1711 Henry Darnell b 1645 in Herfordshire, England arrives in Maryland > > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to MDSTMARY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > -- Mike and Karen Gough ltcolmichaelj@bellsouth.net

Below is the lineage of William Tattershall Gent - Mary Tattershall Jarboe Gough, -Sarah Tattershall Pile, Lady Sarum, of St. Mary’s County, Maryland. ****************************************************** Spirewic c1040- Eudo Eon Fitz Spirewic, of Tattershall, Sir c1065-1117 Hugh Fitz Eon, of Tattershall c1095-bef. 1166 Robert FitzHugh, of Tattershall, I Lord Isabel FitzWalter c1125-bef. 1185 c1132-aft. 1212 Walter FitzRobert de Tattershall, II Lord Iseult de Pantoff 1160-1211 1178-abt 1222 Robert de Tattershall, III Baron Tattershall Maud “Amabill” d’Aubigny 1195-1249 1196-1242 Robert de Tattershall, IV Baron Tattershall Nicole “Joan” Fitz Ranolph 1222-1773 1228-1310 John de Tattershall Catherine aft.1250-aft 1290 1275- Roger Tattershall, Sir Knight, MP Anne aft.1290-aft.1360 abt.1314 Robert Tattershall, Sir, Baronet Tattershall Anne Robert bef. 1360-1429 c1375-aft.1430 Richard Tattershall of Rotherhithe, Sir Knight c1380-1449 Robert Tattershall, Sir Knight bef.1449-aft.1510 John Tattershall, I of Hilden, Sir Knight c1480-1551 George Tattershall, I of Stapleford Anne Wells c1513-abt.1586 1515-aft.1590 George Tattershall, II of Finchampstead Katherine Perkins c1547-abt.1603 1544-aft.1595 Edmund Tattershall, of Catmore & Brooke Katherine Buryton, of Streatly Aft.1665-1654 aft.1570-bef.1625 Lawrence Tattershall, of Odstock Ursula (step-mother ?) C1599 - aft 1670 Mary Tattershall John Jarboe, Lt. Col. ****************************** The d’Aubigny line traces back to their ancestor Charlemage, Emperor of the West or the Holy Roman Emperor (747-814)

Tattershall kinsmen of early Maryland 1640 Edmund Smith of (c1610-aft 1670) Transported to Maryland 7/28/1640 by Richard Lelland Edmund Smith the son of Richard Smith ( - 1624) and Frances Tattershall, (c.1602 –1693c.), her 1st husband. Frances the daughter of Edmund Tattershall, of Brook, Gent. (c.1595 – aft 1633) and Katherine Buryton ( - bef 1625) daughter of Thomas Buryton, of Streatley, Gent and Joan Wyer Edmund Smith, a grandson to William Smith, of Whitechurch, (1557-1627) Berkshire and Constance Tattershall, of Stapleford, Wiltshire (c1570-1610) Constance Tattershall the daughter of George Tattershall, II of Stapleford, Wiltshire and Katherine Perkins. 1642 Edmund Tattershall was transported to Maryland by Fr Thomas Copley 4/1/1642 Along with 19 other able men, none know relatives to Tattershall. There is no record found of lineage, nor origins of this Edmund Tattershall. Yet, there is speculation that this Edmund is allied to George (s) Tattershall, of Stapleford in Wiltshire, England 1642 John Pile, Gent, (c1617-1676) of Sarum, Wiltshire, transported himself, wife Sarah (1610-1678c), with family to Maryland in the spring of 1642. Sarah Tattershall is one of three known daughters (the others Frances Tattershall Smith, & Katherine Tattershall Aprice) of Edmund Tattershall of Brook (Wilts) & Katherine Buryton and granddaughter of George Tattershall, II of Stapleford, Wiltshire & Katherine Perkins. Pile suspected as allied to Sir Gabriel Pyle, of Salisbury, Wiltshire Note: segments of the Aprice (Appryce) family also residents of St. Mary’s Co., Maryland. In the USA Aprice changed to Price. 1648 William Tattershall (1637 – 1670) and along with his sister Mary Tattershall (1630 – 1677) were transport as children to Maryland by John & Sarah Tattershall Pile in 1648, Sarah being their sibling. William, and Mary, Tattershall are the children of Edmund Tattershall of Brook and his 2nd wife Elizabeth Strong. Sarah Tattershall Pile, issue of the 1st wife Katherine Buryton, of Streatley, Berkshire, England These Maryland Tattershall siblings left three known brothers and one known sister, also issues of Katherine Buryton in England. That would b John, of Brook (Wiltshire), Peter of Chiddock, (Dorset), Lawrence of Odstock (Wiltshire), Frances Tattershall Kempe, Weldon, Smith & Katherine Tattershall Aprice. 1653 Mary Wells (1635-1698) the Daughter of Richard Wells, MD and Puritan, (1609-1667) came from Virginia with wife Frances White (121c –aft 1678) with family to Maryland abt 1653. Frances White a granddaughter of Richard White of Hutton Hall (1550-1614) Mary Plowden of Berkshire (b. 1546). Mary’s sister Anne (c1540-1635) was the spouse of Francis Perkins, I. (aft 1550 –1616) Francis’ sister was Katherine Perkins of Ufton, Berkshire, England whose spouse was George Tattershall, II of Stapleford, Wiltshire. This George and Katherine the grandparents to William and sister Mary of St. Mary’s County Maryland. 1662 George Plowden, II (1663-1713) of Resurrection Manor, SMC, MD was the grandson of Sir Edmond Plowden Colonial Governor (1590-1659) and Mablel Marriner. Sir Edmond, the grandson of Sir Edmund Plowden of Plowden Hall, Shropshire, England (1518-1585) and Katherine Sheldon (1520-1586). Katherine & Sir Edmund, Catholic lawyer and Lord Propietor of New Albion, eldest daughter was Anne Perkins (1540-1635) and the wife of Francis Perkins, I of Upton, Berkshire (1550-1616). Francis Perkins’ sister Katherine (1544-aft 1595) married George Tattershall, II, of Stapleford, Wilts, Gent., abt 1570. George and & Anne the parents of Edmund Tattershall, of Brook, Gent, (1595-1633) Edmund the father of William, Mary, & Sarah Tattershall (Pile), of SMC, MD Note: Edmund Plowden, a Catholic lawyer and associate of Sir Francis Englefield, led thirty-eight MPs in a protest against Parliament's reintroduction of the heresy laws. The Attorney-General commenced proceedings for contempt against the protesters, but Plowden refused to submit and the case was eventually dropped. Francis Englefield (1521-1605) married Catherine Fettpliace (c1522-1479). Catherine a descendant of William Fettiplace, of Chernot, Berkshire, Gent. Who married Joan Yate, (b.1487), Joan the daughter of Richard Yate, of Charney, Berkshire (c1435-c1494) & Joan Ashedon, (1440-1500), of Lonworth, Bershire. A direct ancestor to John Yate, of Lyford, Berkshire (1609-1654) 1664 John Yate, of Lyford, Berkshire (1609-1654) Married 1633 in Lyford, Berkshire Mary Elizabeth Tattershall, of Stapleford, Wiltshire (1610-c1659) Daughter of George Tattershall, III, of Finchampsted, Berkshire (1583-1658) & Elizabeth Biggs, of Stapleford, Wiltshire, (1564 - ) John & Mary Yate’s son is George Yate, I, Esquire who came, to Maryland c. 1664 and married Mary Wells, relic of Capt. Thomas Stockett of Berkesourne, Kent (1635-1671) arriving in MD in 1658. Mary Wells (c1635-1698) is the daughter to Dr. Richard Wells of Saltish Cornwall, Essex (1609-1667) And Frances White, of Hutton Hall, Essex, England (1622c-1679c) Jerome, Mary Well’s brother died in St. Mary’s Co. MD 1674 Note: George Yate was Deputy Surveyor of the Lord Proprietor of Maryland and one of the largest patentees of land in the Province during the late seventeenth century, and before his death had acquired a landed estate exceeding several thousands of acres. Others in SMC with possible Family Connections *** John Georges 1630 Anne Halswell Boarman, wife to Andrew, II and mother to Major Wm. Boarman 1634 John Neville, b 1620 transported into SMC as a servant 1634 John Wells in SMC 1635 John Green, MD & wife Joane Tattersall arrive in Boston, Mass. 1642 Benjamin Gill w/wife Mary Mainwaring arrive in SMC, both dead by 1658 1645 William Boarman, of Stratford Toney Wiltshire arrives in SMC 1643 Thomas Carey arrives in SMC 1649 Anthony West, in SMC 1650 Baker Brooke, I arrives in SMC – His family of Whitechurch, Hampshire 1650 Thomas Kempe in SMC 1651 John Reade b 1629, arrives in SMC – Related to Capt George Read 1653 Francis Hayden, of Watford, Hertfordshire in Virginia, then to SMC 1657 Katherine Hall transported into Maryland, later servant to Mary Tattershall Jarboe 1657 Anthony Webb, b 1604 in SMC 1658 Edward West arrived in SMC 1659 William Tuberville in SMC 1665 Thomas Goddard arrives in SMC 1668 George Mainwarning arrive in SMC, brother in law to Benjamin Gill 1674 Henry Carew, Franciscan Priest arrives in SMC 1675 Paine Tubberville son of Gilbert, both arrive in SMC 1675 Henry Hyde – dead in SMC, no record of entry 1675 William Hyde transported proven, 4/20/1674 into SMC 1668 Henry Wells transported from London by Capt Samuel Tilghman to SMC 1685 William Sandys b. 1665 in SMC 1690 Ambrose Biggs b. 1625, transported into SMC by Robert Brooke 1694 William Paulett, Gent Merchant, of Hampshire immigrated to SMC 1698 Nathaniel Villers, in SMC by this date – dead in 1702 1711 Henry Darnell b 1645 in Herfordshire, England arrives in Maryland