Mike, I don't know that I can help you with your question, but I would like to know more about Mary Olive Jenkins. I have been doing some research for a family member on the Jenkins family who were around the time of your gg-grandparents marriage living in Charles County probably what likely was near the Roman Catholic, Mattawoman, Charles County. Have you heard of Llewelyn Jenkins married 1st to Lucinda and second to Mary M Freeman. Llewellyn Jenkins believed to be the son of William E Jenkins and Eleanor Wilcox. Any of these names ring a bell? Now, for the little bit I know about the churches of Charles County. When it says Mattawoman, that could conceivable cover a large area. What we have now is called the Mattawoman and covers a good part of the county. So, do you have any idea where they lived, possibilities could be Waldorf, Middleton, Bryantown to name a few. There is a church at Bryantown, Charles County, MD that was Roman Catholic and would have been around during that time. Unforturnately, if that is the one, the church had a fire in the 1960's I believe and all the records were destroyed. That church is now called St Mary's Catholic Church, Bryantown. Then there is another church a little closer to Waldorf called St. Peter's Catholic church that has been around since the 1700's. It is still an active church. I do not know anything about their records. Of course, they could have been married in a church that no longer exists. Don't know if any of this helps but it might give you some leads. Patty On 2/27/2011 9:30 AM, mike marshall wrote: > > My name is Mary and I am trying to find a marriage record for my > gg-grandparents. > > I have been trying to find a record for the following. > > Ben Walhen (Actual name Aloysius Benedict Wathen) > Married > Mary Olive Jenkins > on January 17,1854 > Roman Catholic, Mattawoman,Charles Co. Maryland. > Do you know where I can find these records either on the internet or an address > I can write to > > to request a copy of their marriage license? > > I would really appreciate any help you can give. > > > > > ------------------------------- > 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 >

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Pat: I don't know if you sent a copy to the St. Mary's County Historical Society or not. You might check w/ them directly. We - the Genealogical Society - publish a list of our new books in the "Generator." Our books are available to the public at the Leonardtown Branch, St. Mary's County Memorial Library - six days a weeks - whenever the Library is open. I believe Sarah Fitzgerald received an up-date of our new books from our Librarian {Joan} & we will be printing that on Thursday, when this issue of the "Generator" is put together. I'll let you know after Thursday if you have sent us - the St. Mary's County Genealogical Society - any of your books since we published Joan's previous list in the Fall "Generator." None of your books were listed in the Fall issue - printed in September - for items received over the Spring & Summer. If you haven't sent us copies, I am sure we would appreciate receiving them - and so would the users at the Leonardtown Library. David -------------------------------------------------- From: "Patricia Obrist" <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, March 01, 2011 2:08 PM To: <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [MDSTMARY] Drury Genealogy > Thank you, David! Did I send a copy of my book to the Historical society? > I can't remember. > > Pat > > On Tue, Mar 1, 2011 at 6:28 AM, David Roberts > <[email protected]>wrote: > >> > I'm writing a book on the Drurys who seem to have a Payne connection >> >> Pat: >> We are running a piece on your Drury genealogy in the Spring 2011 >> "Generator." {SMCGS} Hopefully, you will get a sale or two from it. >> David >> >> >> --------------------------------------------------

Thank you, David! Did I send a copy of my book to the Historical society? I can't remember. Pat On Tue, Mar 1, 2011 at 6:28 AM, David Roberts <[email protected]>wrote: > > I'm writing a book on the Drurys who seem to have a Payne connection > > Pat: > We are running a piece on your Drury genealogy in the Spring 2011 > "Generator." {SMCGS} Hopefully, you will get a sale or two from it. > David > > > -------------------------------------------------- > From: "Patricia Obrist" <[email protected]> > Sent: Sunday, February 27, 2011 2:04 PM > To: <[email protected]> > Subject: Re: [MDSTMARY] Payne Genealogy > > > Hello, Marianne, I've seen your posts to St. Mary's Co. and have long > ago > > been in touch with Patrick Payne. Would you have a pedigree of the > Paynes > > of Suffolk? I am interested in the Thomas Payne family and the Henry > > Payne > > family. Thomas below: > > > > I'm writing a book on the Drurys who seem to have a Payne connection in > > St. > > Mary's Co. I'd be interested in anything you might know about them too. > > > > Edmund Scarborough is connected too. I thinik he knew the Drurys in > > Norfolk, Eng. > > > __________________________________________________________________________ > > 29 Sept. 1663 - There are two persons by the name of Robert DRURY among > 29 > > persons transported by Edmond SCARBURGH to Virginia. Patent Book No. 2. > > ("Cavaliers and Pioneers," p. 207) > > > ______________________________________________________________________________ > > > > *Descendants of Thomas Payne* > > > > PBO 2/28/2011 > > > > > > > > *Generation No. 1* > > > > > > > > *1.* THOMAS2 PAYNE* (M**AISTER*1*)* was born Abt. 1635 in England, and > > died Bef. May 23, 1673 in St. Mary's Co., MD. He married JANE > > SMALLPEECEBef. 1656 in England. > > She was born Abt. 1638 in England, and died June 05, 1675 in St. Mary's > > Co., > > MD*1*. > > > > > > > > Notes for THOMAS PAYNE: > > > > > > > > March 12, 1672; May 23, 1673 Will of Thomas PAINE, St. Jerome's, St. > > Mary's Co., MD, > > > > To son Isaac: "Paine's Lott" in Baltimore County > > > > To son Joseph and Heirs, "Holt" in Baltimore County (sons to be age at 18 > > years) > > > > Five daughters: Mary, Eliza, Sarah, Hanna, Rachel, tracts above named > > should sons die without issue and personalty. > > > > Wife, Jane, all lands in St. Mary's County and pers. > > > > Test.: Wm. CALVERT, Robert RIDGELY, Jos. BACKNEY. > > > > Exec. Nathan GARRETT, John SMALLPEECE, John REYNOLDS. Lib. 1, 531. > > > > (MCW Vol. 1, p. 73, CD 206) > > > > > > > > 29 May 1673 Acct. of Thomas PAINE, 1.26, #45280 > > > > Payments to: John BAINE, John SMALLPEARE, Thomas LAKE, Thomas HOPKINS, > Mr. > > Walter HALL, Mr. VANSWERINGEN, Mr. Richard MUY. > > > > Administratrix: Jane PAINE, relict. (APC 1674-78, p. 2 from CD 206) > > > > > > > > > > > > Notes for JANE SMALLPEECE: > > > > 6 March 1674 - 7 May 1675 Inv. of Richard CHAPMAN, 1.315 St. Mary's Co. > > #8228 > > > > Appr.: Thomas DOXEY, Henry SMITH. > > > > List of debts: John SMALLPEACE, Mrs. Jane PAINE, Richard REGALL. > > > > List of desperate debts: Henry SMITH, Wm. GIFFORD, Thomas PIERCE. > > > > (APC 1674-1678, p. 11 CD 206) > > > > > > > > July 1674 - 10 March 1675 Will of George WALKER, St. Mary's Co. > > > > To Mr. LUCAS, Jane PAINE, widow, and Isaac, son of said Jane PAINE, pers. > > > > Wm. NEWPORT, residuary legatee of estate real and personal. > > > > Ex. Jno. SMALLPEECE, Wm. NEWPORT. > > > > Test.: Richard CHAPMAN. > > > > (MCW Vol. 1, p. 87) > > > > > > > > "Jane PAINE the fifth day of June One thousand six hundred seventy five > > departing this life leaveing behinde her a considerable Estate & seven > > young > > Children, & no person desireing Admcon of the same att that tyme," Then, > > Philip CALVERT "did imploy the said Alexander (Windsor) in the life tyme > > of > > the said Alexander to looke after the Children of the said Jane, & them > as > > a > > Schoole Master to teach, & as farre as in him lay to looke after the said > > Estate, & to see that itt was not imbezelled," Alexander Windsor was to > be > > paid from Jane's estate. Alexander WINDSOR died before Nov 30 1676, and > > Thomas SPINKE was made administrator. Alexander's widow had to sue > Thomas > > SPINKE to get the money Alex was owed from the estate. (Archives of > > Maryland, Volume 67, Provincial Court Proceedings, 1677/8. p. 154) > "Norma > > Thompson" <[email protected]> > > > > > > > > 17 Feb. 1675 - 6 March 1675 Inv. of Jane PAINE, St. Mary's Co. #46745 > > > > Servants mentioned: Robert SCOFIELD. > > > > Appraisers: Mr. Walter HALL, (gentleman), John THOMPSON (bricklayer). > > > > Lots mentioned: "Paine's-Lott", "Paine's-Range", "Houltt", "St. Jerom's > > Tickett". > > > > List of debts: Richard ATWOOD, George WAKER, William THOMAS, Thomas > DOXEY, > > Francis STOURTON, Edward JOLLEY to Thomas PIERCE, Nathaniell GARRETT, > > Mary > > STAUBRIDGE (Somerset Co.), George MITCHELL, Thomas BELL, George GODARD, > > William JONES, Thomas BAYLE, Robertt LARGE, Henry RYDER, Henry SMITH, > > William > > NEWPORT, Joseph EDLOE, Joseph HACKNEY, Edward JOLLEY, Richard CHAPMAN, > > Daniell CLOCKER, Clement HILL, (high sheriff), William GUITHER, George > > CHARLESWORTH, > > Joseph HACKNEY, Hon. Philip CALVERT, Esq., Mr. Robert RIDGELY, John > > REYNOLDS. List of bad debts: Thomas JONES on Edward SOUTHERN, John > > STEVEN > > (run out of province), Christopher JACOB (runaway), Roger SHERLING. > > > > (APC 1674-78, p. 18 CD 206) > > > > > > > > 9 June 1675 Inv. of Jane PAINE, 1.340 St. Mary's Co. #55898 > > > > Servants mentioned: Ola CHRISTIAN, Robert SCOFIELD, Mary DEANE. > > > > Appraisers: William CLAW, Joseph HACKNEY. > > > > List of debts: Richard ALLWOOD from George WAKER, Willaim THOMAS from > > Thomas DOXEY, Francis STOURTON, Edward JOLLY from Thomas PRIORE, > Nathaniel > > GARRETT, Mary STANBRIDGE of Somerset Co., George MITCHELL, Thomas BALL, > > George GODARD, William JONES, Thomas BAYLE, Robert LARGE, Henry RYDER, > > Henry > > SMITH, William NEWPORT, Joseph EDLOE, Joseph HACKNEY, Edward JOLLEY, > > Richard > > CHAPMAN, Daniel CLOCKER from Thomas LOCAR from Clement HILL (high > > sheriff), > > William GAITHER, George CLARLESWOORT, Roger SHERLING, Hon. Philip > CALVERT, > > Esq., John REYNOLDS. > > > > List of desperate debts: Thomas JONES and Edward SOUTHERN, John STONER, > > Christopher JACOB. (APC 1674-1678, p. 12 CD 206) > > > > > > > > 29 Dec. 1677 Acct. Richard CHAPMAN, 4.577 St. Mary's Co. #9495 > > > > Payments to: Gilbert TURBERVILLE, who married Lydia, widow of Thomas > > PEARCE, Thomas SPINKE, Mrs. Jane PAINE for Geo. CHARLESWORTH. > > > > Distr. to relatives in England. > > > > Adm.: John DOXEY. > > > > (APC 1703-1713, p. 13) > > > > > > > > 16 May 1678 Acct. of Jane PAINE, 5.99 St. Mary's Co. #46945 > > > > Payments to : John ADDISON, Mr. Robert RIDGELY, Mr. Robert RIDGELY > > (attorney for Elisabeth de la ROCHE (exec. of Charles de la ROCHE)), > > John DOXEY, administrator of Richard CHAPMAN (on a bill from Thomas > > PAINE), > > Michaell ROCHFORD, Joseph HACKNEY, Thomas JONES who married Jane GRAY > > (administratrix > > of Alexander WINSORE)), Garrett VANSWERINGEN, Robert HARPER (chirurgeon), > > Mr. Clement HILL, Ola CHRISTIAN, Mr. Robert CARVILE, George WALKER, > Edward > > JOLLEY, (dead), Nathaniel GARRET (runaway), Henry SMITH (dead), Daniel > > CLOCKER, Sr., (dead), Christopher JACOB (runaway), Roger SHERLING, Daniel > > CLOCKER, Jr. > > > > Mentions: orphans, unnamed. > > > > Admin.: Thomas SPINKE. > > > > (APC 1674-78, p. 63 from CD 206) > > > > > > > > There is a SMALPECE family in the Visitation of Norfolk 1563, 1589, 1615, > > p. 251. > > > > > > > > More About JANE SMALLPEECE: Burial: orphans unnamed 1678 > > > > > > > > Children of THOMAS PAYNE and JANE SMALLPEECE are: > > > > i. ELIZABETH3 PAYNE, b. Abt. 1657. > > > > ii. SARAH PAYNE, b. Abt. 1659. > > > > iii. MARY PAYNE, b. Abt. 1661. > > > > 2. iv. ISAAC PAYNE, b. Aft. 1664, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. > > 1713, St. Mary's Co., MD. > > > > v. HANNAH PAYNE, b. Abt. 1666. > > > > vi. JOSEPH PAYNE, b. Aft. 1668*2*. > > > > 3. vii. RACHEL PAYNE, b. Abt. 1671, St. Mary's Co., MD. > > > > > > > > > > > > *Generation No. 2* > > > > > > > > *2.* ISAAC3 PAYNE* (T**HOMAS*2*, M**AISTER*1*)* was born Aft. 1664 in > St. > > Mary's Co., MD*3*, and died 1713 in St. Mary's Co., MD. He married SARAH > > S > > MITH, daughter of HENRY SMITH and ANN AUTHORS. She died Bef. 1713 in St. > > Mary's Co., MD. > > > > > > > > Notes for ISAAC PAYNE: > > > > 20 Sept. - 18 Oct. 1694 Isaack "P/" PAINE and *Robert DRURY*, residents > > of > > the city of St. Maries were among signers of a petition to his Exellency > > Ffrancis NICHOLSON, Esq., Cap. Gen. and Chiefe in & over this their > > Majesties Province and Territory of Maryland, the House of Burgesses and > > presented at the Maryland Assembly Proceedings, regarding the > > placement > > of the seat of the provincial goverment. It had originally been in St. > > Mary's County, where the citizens purchased land in 1662, then built a > > state > > house by 1674, only to have the governmental seat suddenly removed to > Anne > > Arundel Co. because of Puritan influence. The St. Marie's residents are > > attempting to have the government returned to St. Mary's Co. (Arch. of > > MD, > > Vol. 19, pp. 70-75) > > > > > > > > 14 March 1712 - 28 March 1713 Will of Isaak PAYNE, St. Mary's Co. > > > > To son, Thomas and hrs. dwelling plantation ___; he dying without issue, > > to > > 2 daughters, Hannah and Sarah. > > > > To two daughters, Hannah and Sarah, aforesaid, and their heirs, tract > > in *Coursey's > > Neck*, "Riders" and "Broadneck," equally. Should either daughter die > > without issue, portion of deceased to survivor; should both die without > > issue, to pass to son, Thomas. > > > > To three children afsd, residue of personal estate. > > > > Daughter Hannah to care of son Thomas so long as she is lame and > > unmarried. > > > > Ex.: Richard GRIFFEN. > > > > Test.: Wm. JOHNSON, John LANGLEY, John MACKINTOSH, Wm. NOULAND. 15.86 > > > > MCW Vol. 4, p. 201 > > > > > > > > 6 May 1713 Inv. Isaac PAINE, 34.120 St. Mary's Co. 97.8.8. > > > > Appr.: Jno. LANGLEY, Darby CARTER. > > > > Next of kin: Thomas GRIFFEN, Wm. COLLER, John ARTHEE. > > > > (APC 1711-1713, p. 64 CD 206) > > > > > > > > > > > > Children of ISAAC PAYNE and SARAH SMITH are: > > > > i. THOMAS4 PAYNE, b. Abt. 1698, St Mary Co., MD; d. Bef. > > April 14, 1749, St Mary Co., MD; m. ELIZABETH ???. > > > > 1748 Will of Thomas PAYN St. Mary's Co. Lib. 25 Folio 277 > > > > 14 Apr. 1749 Acct. of Estate of Thomas PAYN, 26.46 St. Mary's Co. > > £130.15.7. £154.15.11 > > > > Widow > > > > Joseph and other children names and ages provided. > > > > Adm. Elizabeth PAYN. (APC ) > > > > > > > > ii. HANNAH PAYNE, b. Abt. 1700. > > > > iii. SARAH PAYNE, b. Abt. 1702. > > > > > > > > > > > > *3.* RACHEL3 PAYNE* (T**HOMAS*2*, M**AISTER*1*)* was born Abt. 1671 in > > St. > > Mary's Co., MD*4*. She married (1) ARTHUR KERSE Bef. 1690 in St. Mary's > > Co.. He was born in Coursey?, and died Abt. 1700 in St Mary Co., MD. > She > > married (2) *J**OHN** D**RURY* [not sure about this!] Bet. 1695 - 1704 > in > > St. Mary's Co., MD, son of ROBERT DRURY and MISTRESS DRURY. He was born > > Abt. 1672 in SMC, and died 1724 in "Howard's Mount" SMC*5*. > > > > > > > > Notes for RACHEL PAYNE: > > > > 24 July 1663 - 3 Oct. 1673 Will of John REYNOLDS*, St. Jerome's, St. > > Mary's Co., MD > > > > To Isaac, Joseph and Rachel PAINE, to young dau. of Edward JOLLY, Thomas > > JAMES, and Thomas LOCKER, personalty. > > > > Exs. Wm. CLAW, John SMALLPEECE, > > > > Test: Richard CHAPMAN, Nicholas GUITHER. 1. 557 > > > > > > > > Now Linda Reno has her married to John Kerse. Mary Ford who married our > > *John > > Drury* had been previously married to Jonathon Seale and he was the one > > who > > died by 1714. > > > > > > > > If Rachel was married to DRURY it would have been before 11 January > > 1716/17, > > when ... > > > > > > > > So if *John Drury* was married to Rachel Payne it would have to have been > > between 1695 and about 1704. This IS possible but then what do we do > about > > her marriage to John Kerse? It would help if we could get verification > and > > a > > close date for that marriage. > > > > > > > > 9/11/1700 Admin. accts. of Arthur KERSE (Planter), SMC, > > > > Payments to Gilbert Turberville for Mr. Cheseldine and *Rachel Kerse*; > > > > * Admr., Isaac Payne* (Skinner). > > > > (Reno 4/2/2002 ) > > > > > > > > . > > > > > > > > "I think the John DRURY who died in 1726 and the Robert he who owed money > > to, may have been the sons of the original Robert DRURY." no signature to > > this note. (letter from Joe Dora to Tim O'Rourke, ) > > > > > > > > 5 March 1707 John DREWRY (with his mark) witnessed the will of William > > SHERCLIFFE. Again on 1 July 1707 John DRURY and James MARTIN, two of the > > witnesses, made oath in Court that they saw William sign his will. > > > > > > > > *John Drury had possession of "Howard's Mount" (land of Payne family, > > 1718). * > > > > > > > > * 1717 John DRURY, Henry SPINKE and James WARRICK witnessed the will of > > Charles PAYNE, 14.655 (MCW, Vol. 4, p. 174) * > > > > > > > > * Jan. 11, 1717 Will of Charles PAYNE, SM * > > > > * Next of kin: Ezekiel PAYNE and JOHN DRURY** * > > > > > > > > 11 Jan. 1717 Account of Charles PAYNE, St. Mary's Co., MD > > > > Appraisers: Henry SPINKE, Francis SPINKE > > > > Creditors: John BOULD, Francis NEAVITT > > > > * Next of kin: Ezekial PAYNE, John DRUREY* > > > > Lib. 39C (or 390), Folio 187. > > > > > > > > 22 April 1724 - John DRURY, his Administrative bond in common form by > Mary > > DRURY, his administer, with Robert FFORD and John FFORD, Jr. her sureties > > in > > 200 pounds. > > > > [Prerogative Ct. (Test. Proceedings), 27 (MdHR 983), p. 38 ] > > > > > > > > June 2, 1724 June 2, 1724 Estate of John DRURY, 9.451 St. Mary's Co., > > £56.19.1 > > > > Appraisers: William SPALDING, John MILES > > > > Creditors: Robert FORD, Sr., Robert CLARKE, Jr. > > > > Next of kin: Robert FORD, John FORD, Jr. > > > > Administratrix: Mary DRURY. > > > > > > > > > > > > May 4, 1726 John DRURY 7.333 Account SM £56.19.1 £19.2.1 > > > > Received from: William SHIRTCLIFF, > > > > Payments to: George BIRCH, James BAILEY, Robert FORD, Sr., John ABELL, > > Robert DRURY, Robert CLARK, Jr. > > > > Administratrix: Mary DRURY > > > > ("Abstracts of the Administration Accounts of the Prerogative Court > > Maryland" Libers 6-10, 1724-1731 by V. L. Skinner, Jr. Page 48 ) > > > > > > > > > > > > Children of *RACHEL PAYNE *and JOHN DRURY are: [needs verification!] > > > > i. ROBERT4 DRURY, b. Abt. 1698, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. > Bet. > > 1772 - 1774, "Howard's Mount"; m. MARY MARGARET. > > > > > > > > Notes for ROBERT DRURY: > > > > Did John who died in 1724 have a son, Robert?? If so which Robert DRURY? > > > > > > > > Witnesses of the will of Thomas PAIN, 1731, were: *Robert DREWRY,* James > > THOMPSON, and Leonard PAIN. Wife, Tecla. In the inventory of Thomas > > PAYNE'S estate, *John DRURY, son of Robert DRURY, was named as next of > > kin. > > * > > > > * * > > > > * HOW ARE THEY RELATED? Was Tecla > a > > Drury?* > > > > > > > > Robert DRURY, 1714, SM, was a creditor of Anne HAYWOOD. > > > > 1753 Robert DRURY rent* for 40 acres of "Howard's Mount", p. 18. > > > > 1754 Robert DRURY rent* for 40 acres of "Howard's Mount", p. 56. > > > > 1755 Robert DRURY rent* for 40 acres of "Howard's Mount", p. 94. > > > > 1756 Robert DRURY rent* for 40 acres of "Howard's Mount", p. 133. > > > > 1757 Robert DRURY rent* for 40 acres of "Howard's Mount", p. 173. > > > > 1758 Robert DRURY rent* for 40 acres of "Howard's Mount", p. 215. > > > > * The Debt Books show the names of the persons who rented land from the > > Proprietor. Even though the land was granted to an individual, the land > > was > > still owned by the Proprietor. Since St. Mary's County was a burned > > county > > these records are valuable in the absence of any other deeds, etc. > > > > ("Debt Books of St. Mary's County, Maryland, 1753-1758," Reno, Linda > > Davis, > > St. Mary's County Historical Society, 1995)." ("Debt Books of St. Mary's > > County, Maryland, 1753-1758," Reno, p. 18) > > > > > > > > iii. JOHN DRURY, JR., b. Abt. 1702, SMC*9*; d. Aft. June > > 1781, ? Elizabeth City County, Virginia*10*; Adopted child; m. SUSANNAH > > HAYDEN, December 10, 1734, Newtown Hundred, SMC*11*; b. Abt. 1711, > > SMC*12*; > > d. Aft. 1777, ? SMC / ? Elizabeth City County, Virginia. > > > > > > > > Notes for JOHN DRURY, JR.: > > > > * 9 Mar. 1752 John DRURY*, along with John and Henry SHURCLIFF, *Thomas > > PAYN, Peter PAYN.* Thomas CISSELL, John Baptist CARBARY, received from > > estate of James THOMPSON, St. Marys Co. (APC 1750-1754, p. 65, CD#206) > > > > > > > > > > > > *Endnotes* > > > > > > > > 1. Vol. 67, fol. 154, *Archives of Maryland*, (These records are now > > online at Archives of Maryland website.), Exact date of death given. > > > > 2. He and his brother were under age 18 in their father's will. > > > > 3. He was under 18 when his father died. > > > > 4. She was named Rachel PAINE in the will of John REYNOLDS in 1663. BUT > > Is > > this the Rachel who married John DRURY? > > > > 5. Colonial Settlers St. Clement's Bay 1634-1780 St. Mary's Co, Md, > > Mary > > Louise Donnelly, p. 83."On 6/2/1724 Mary admin. the estate of John DRURY. > > > > 6. 1646 Thompson Dr., Apt. D, Owensboro, KY 42301-3478, *Hayden files of > > Francis Lovejoy Thompson*, (Letter to Pat Obrist Dec, 13 1996). > > > > 7. 1646 Thompson Drive, Apt. D., Owensboro, KY 42301-3478, *Files of > > Frances Thompson Lovejoy*, (Letter written 14 Dec. 1996 to Patricia > > Bishop > > Obrist). > > > > 8. Notes from Florence Thompson Lovejoy, Dec. 1996. 1646 Thompson > Drive, > > Apt. D, Owensboro, KY 42301-3478. > > > > 9. O'Rourke, Timothy J., *Maryland Catholics on the Frontier*, (Brefney > > Press, orig. pub. 1973, sec. pr. 1980.), O'Rourke states he was born in > > 1712. > > > > 10. O'Rourke, Timothy, *Catholic Families of Southern Maryland*, > > (Genealogical > > Pub. Co., 1985), p. 39. > > > > 11. O'Rourke, Timothy J., *Maryland Catholics on the Frontier*, > (Brefney > > Press, orig. pub. 1973, sec. pr. 1980.), p. 837, Father James WHITGREAVE, > > S. > > J., recorded the marriage of John DRURY and Susan HAYDEN at Newtown, > > Maryland. 10 Dec. 1734. > > > > 12. 1646 Thompson Drive, Apt. D., Owensboro, KY 42301-3478, *Files of > > Frances Thompson Lovejoy*, (Letter written 14 Dec. 1996 to Patricia > > Bishop > > Obrist). > > > > 13. Peter Drury.FBK, Date of Import: Oct 5, 2010. > > > > 14. Don Drury's research. > > > > 15. Will of Peter Drury, 4/10/1771 - Perogative court Records pg. 72, > > Peter Drury, 106.380 SM L41.6.11 4/10/1771. > > > > 16. Peter Drury.FBK, Date of Import: Oct 5, 2010. > > > > 17. Nora Drury, Private communication. > > > > 18. 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Thanks again Linda. I knew you had a source, I just didn't know what it was. I can't figure out why Susan Milburn Howard wasn't in the 1870 census either. I don't see her listed at all. But then my own father and his family were missed entirely in the 1930 census, so I know the census takers weren't infallible. The most recent records I can find on Ancestry for any descendant of this family is the World War II draft card for Felix Alfred Howard (born 30 Apr 1879, son of Leonard Joseph Howard & Susan M Milburn) in 1942, and the SS death record for Felix Alfred's daughter Myra Rebstock in Jan 1987 in Baltimore. Gayle -----Original Message----- From: Linda Reno <[email protected]> To: mdstmary <[email protected]> Sent: Mon, Feb 28, 2011 11:23 pm Subject: Re: [MDSTMARY] Leonard Howard & Eleanor Carberry Death of Leonard Howard, Jr.: Washington, D.C. Estate Records, 1801-1862 Pippinger); estate of Leonard Howard dated 4/15/1817. 1/8/1823: Admin. accts. of Leonard Howard, SMC. Admin.: William B. Scott. idow: Eleanor Wimsatt, wife of Lewis Wimsatt. Residue: Brother, Joseph. SMC Balances and Distributions). Joseph William Howard was living with his brother, Leonard Joseph Howard in 860 (St. Mary's Co.). No idea why his name was given as Leonard R. Howard nd an even better question is why wasn't Susan Milburn (his wife) and the hildren listed with Leonard Joseph Howard in 1870--but they weren't. Below are the only children I have for Joseph A. Howard and Jane Maryman. Linda Reno Descendants of Joseph A. Howard eneration No. 1 1. JOSEPH A.7 HOWARD (LEONARD6, GEORGE5, IGNATIUS4, WILLIAM3, WILLIAM2, HOMAS1) was born 1808 in St. Mary's Co., MD, and died Aft. 1850 in St. ary's Co., MD. He married (1) ELIZABETH FENWICK 20 Feb 1827 in St. Mary's o., MD. She was born Bet. 1808 - 1812 in St. Mary's Co., MD, and died 10 ar 1827 in St. Mary's Co., MD. He married (2) JANE MARYMAN 10 Feb 1831 in t. Fr. Xav. RCC, Compton, St. Mary's Co., MD, daughter of JOSEPH MARYMAN nd SUSANNA MORGAN. She was born 1814 in St. Mary's Co., MD, and died Aft. 850. hildren of JOSEPH HOWARD and JANE MARYMAN are: i. LEONARD JOSEPH8 HOWARD, b. 23 Jun 1833, St. Mary's Co., MD; . 23 Oct 1878, St. Mary's Co., MD; m. SUSAN M. MILBURN, 30 Aug 1859, St. ary's Co., MD; b. 11 Apr 1836, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. 16 Jul 1901, St. ary's Co., MD. ii. JANE ANN HOWARD, b. 1833, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. 24 Jul 891, St. Mary's Co., MD; m. GEORGE T. CUSIC, 25 Jan 1859, RCC, St. Mary's o., MD; b. Sep 1834, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. 12 Jan 1906, Town Creek, St. ary's Co., MD. iii. ALBERT HOWARD, b. 1843, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. Aft. 1850. iv. JOSEPH WILLIAM HOWARD, b. 1846, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. 14 eb 1913, Baltimore, MD; m. MARY ANN HERBERT, 21 Apr 1868, St. Mary's Co., D; b. 1852, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. 1884, St. Mary's Co., MD. ----Original Message----- rom: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] n Behalf Of Gayle Howard Londeree ent: Monday, February 28, 2011 10:24 AM o: [email protected] ubject: Re: [MDSTMARY] Leonard Howard & Eleanor Carberry hank you so much Linda. Again according to the equity cases, Leonard Jr. had a schooner "Matilda", nd judging from the talk about barrels of fish, was a fisherman. Do you now how he ended up in Washington, D.C.? How was the date of death arrived t? I was looking this morning at census records for Joseph A Howard, the son of eonard Howard Sr. & Ann Steel. In the 1840 census he and Jane Maryman had 2 hildren, a boy and a girl, both born between 1831-1835. In the 1850 census e lists his occupation as sailor, and they had 3 children: Jane A born 836, Albert born 1843 and Joseph born 1846. The family doesn't appear in he 1860 census, but it looks like the youngest son Joseph is living with a eonard R Howard, age 26, and his wife. Is it possible that this was the ldest son of Joseph A Howard and Jane Maryman? Do you have anything on hem? Thanks again, ayle Howard Londeree [email protected] ----Original Message----- rom: Linda Reno <[email protected]> o: gc-gateway <[email protected]>; mdstmary <[email protected]> ent: Sun, Feb 27, 2011 11:15 pm ubject: Re: [MDSTMARY] Leonard Howard & Eleanor Carberry ayle, elow is what I have on the family of Leonard Howard. inda Reno escendants of Leonard Howard eneration No. 1 . LEONARD6 HOWARD (GEORGE5, IGNATIUS4, WILLIAM3, WILLIAM2, THOMAS1) was rn 1763 in St. Mary's Co., MD, and died 09 Jun 1815 in St. Mary's Co., MD. married (1) APPALONIA BROWN Bet. 1781 - 1783 in St. Mary's Co., MD, ughter of NICHOLAS BROWN and APPALONIA THOMPSON. She was born Bef. 1755 St. Mary's Co., MD, and died Bef. 1805 in St. Mary's Co., MD. He married ) ANN STEEL 13 Jul 1805 in St. Mary's Co., MD, daughter of JOHN STEEL and N VAN RESWICK. She was born Bef. 1780 in St. Mary's Co., MD, and died t. 1820 in St. Mary's Co., MD. hildren of LEONARD HOWARD and APPALONIA BROWN are: . APPALONIA7 HOWARD, b. Bef. 1790, St. Mary's Co., MD. i. LEONARD HOWARD, JR., b. Bef. 1795, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. f. 15 Apr 1817, Washington, D.C.; m. ELEANOR CARBERRY, 26 Jun 1815, St. ry's Co., MD; b. Bet. 1800 - 1804, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. Aft. 1823, shington, D.C.. ild of LEONARD HOWARD and ANN STEEL is: ii. JOSEPH A.7 HOWARD, b. 1808, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. Aft. 50, St. Mary's Co., MD; m. (1) ELIZABETH FENWICK, 20 Feb 1827, St. Mary's ., MD; b. Bet. 1808 - 1812, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. 10 Mar 1827, St. Mary's ., MD; m. (2) JANE MARYMAN, 10 Feb 1831, St. Fr. Xav. RCC, Compton, St. ry's Co., MD; b. 1814, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. Aft. 1850. ----Original Message----- om: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Behalf Of [email protected] nt: Sunday, February 27, 2011 5:36 PM : [email protected] bject: [MDSTMARY] Leonard Howard & Eleanor Carberry his is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. uthor: GayleLonderee rnames: Howard, Carberry, Brown, Steel assification: queries essage Board URL: ttp://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.maryland.counties.s arys/4517/mb.ashx essage Board Post: ello All, couldn't find the answer to this in the archives, so thought I'd ask here. have Leonard Howard, the son of George Howard and Anastasia Spink, as born out 1763 and dying "on or about" 1 June 1815 according to the equity case r the Carberry heirs. I have his wives as Appalonia Brown (1752- bef. 03) and Ann Steel (married 13 Jul 1805). I have a daughter Appalonia for m. >From the Carberry case, which has a transcription of Peter Carberry's will, e above Leonard Howard is called Leonard Howard Sen. On the date of the se in 1815 "a certain" Leonard Howard had recently married Peter rberry's daughter Eleanor. In Peter's will of 1811 Eleanor was not yet 16. I'm assuming this Leonard Howard was probably the son of Leonard Howard n. and Appalonia Brown. s this correct? Did Leonard & Appalonia have other children? hank you, yle Howard Londeree [email protected] mportant Note: e author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. 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> I'm writing a book on the Drurys who seem to have a Payne connection Pat: We are running a piece on your Drury genealogy in the Spring 2011 "Generator." {SMCGS} Hopefully, you will get a sale or two from it. David -------------------------------------------------- From: "Patricia Obrist" <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, February 27, 2011 2:04 PM To: <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [MDSTMARY] Payne Genealogy > Hello, Marianne, I've seen your posts to St. Mary's Co. and have long ago > been in touch with Patrick Payne. Would you have a pedigree of the Paynes > of Suffolk? I am interested in the Thomas Payne family and the Henry > Payne > family. Thomas below: > > I'm writing a book on the Drurys who seem to have a Payne connection in > St. > Mary's Co. I'd be interested in anything you might know about them too. > > Edmund Scarborough is connected too. I thinik he knew the Drurys in > Norfolk, Eng. > __________________________________________________________________________ > 29 Sept. 1663 - There are two persons by the name of Robert DRURY among 29 > persons transported by Edmond SCARBURGH to Virginia. Patent Book No. 2. > ("Cavaliers and Pioneers," p. 207) > ______________________________________________________________________________ > > *Descendants of Thomas Payne* > > PBO 2/28/2011 > > > > *Generation No. 1* > > > > *1.* THOMAS2 PAYNE* (M**AISTER*1*)* was born Abt. 1635 in England, and > died Bef. May 23, 1673 in St. Mary's Co., MD. He married JANE > SMALLPEECEBef. 1656 in England. > She was born Abt. 1638 in England, and died June 05, 1675 in St. Mary's > Co., > MD*1*. > > > > Notes for THOMAS PAYNE: > > > > March 12, 1672; May 23, 1673 Will of Thomas PAINE, St. Jerome's, St. > Mary's Co., MD, > > To son Isaac: "Paine's Lott" in Baltimore County > > To son Joseph and Heirs, "Holt" in Baltimore County (sons to be age at 18 > years) > > Five daughters: Mary, Eliza, Sarah, Hanna, Rachel, tracts above named > should sons die without issue and personalty. > > Wife, Jane, all lands in St. Mary's County and pers. > > Test.: Wm. CALVERT, Robert RIDGELY, Jos. BACKNEY. > > Exec. Nathan GARRETT, John SMALLPEECE, John REYNOLDS. Lib. 1, 531. > > (MCW Vol. 1, p. 73, CD 206) > > > > 29 May 1673 Acct. of Thomas PAINE, 1.26, #45280 > > Payments to: John BAINE, John SMALLPEARE, Thomas LAKE, Thomas HOPKINS, Mr. > Walter HALL, Mr. VANSWERINGEN, Mr. Richard MUY. > > Administratrix: Jane PAINE, relict. (APC 1674-78, p. 2 from CD 206) > > > > > > Notes for JANE SMALLPEECE: > > 6 March 1674 - 7 May 1675 Inv. of Richard CHAPMAN, 1.315 St. Mary's Co. > #8228 > > Appr.: Thomas DOXEY, Henry SMITH. > > List of debts: John SMALLPEACE, Mrs. Jane PAINE, Richard REGALL. > > List of desperate debts: Henry SMITH, Wm. GIFFORD, Thomas PIERCE. > > (APC 1674-1678, p. 11 CD 206) > > > > July 1674 - 10 March 1675 Will of George WALKER, St. Mary's Co. > > To Mr. LUCAS, Jane PAINE, widow, and Isaac, son of said Jane PAINE, pers. > > Wm. NEWPORT, residuary legatee of estate real and personal. > > Ex. Jno. SMALLPEECE, Wm. NEWPORT. > > Test.: Richard CHAPMAN. > > (MCW Vol. 1, p. 87) > > > > "Jane PAINE the fifth day of June One thousand six hundred seventy five > departing this life leaveing behinde her a considerable Estate & seven > young > Children, & no person desireing Admcon of the same att that tyme," Then, > Philip CALVERT "did imploy the said Alexander (Windsor) in the life tyme > of > the said Alexander to looke after the Children of the said Jane, & them as > a > Schoole Master to teach, & as farre as in him lay to looke after the said > Estate, & to see that itt was not imbezelled," Alexander Windsor was to be > paid from Jane's estate. Alexander WINDSOR died before Nov 30 1676, and > Thomas SPINKE was made administrator. Alexander's widow had to sue Thomas > SPINKE to get the money Alex was owed from the estate. (Archives of > Maryland, Volume 67, Provincial Court Proceedings, 1677/8. p. 154) "Norma > Thompson" <[email protected]> > > > > 17 Feb. 1675 - 6 March 1675 Inv. of Jane PAINE, St. Mary's Co. #46745 > > Servants mentioned: Robert SCOFIELD. > > Appraisers: Mr. Walter HALL, (gentleman), John THOMPSON (bricklayer). > > Lots mentioned: "Paine's-Lott", "Paine's-Range", "Houltt", "St. Jerom's > Tickett". > > List of debts: Richard ATWOOD, George WAKER, William THOMAS, Thomas DOXEY, > Francis STOURTON, Edward JOLLEY to Thomas PIERCE, Nathaniell GARRETT, > Mary > STAUBRIDGE (Somerset Co.), George MITCHELL, Thomas BELL, George GODARD, > William JONES, Thomas BAYLE, Robertt LARGE, Henry RYDER, Henry SMITH, > William > NEWPORT, Joseph EDLOE, Joseph HACKNEY, Edward JOLLEY, Richard CHAPMAN, > Daniell CLOCKER, Clement HILL, (high sheriff), William GUITHER, George > CHARLESWORTH, > Joseph HACKNEY, Hon. Philip CALVERT, Esq., Mr. Robert RIDGELY, John > REYNOLDS. List of bad debts: Thomas JONES on Edward SOUTHERN, John > STEVEN > (run out of province), Christopher JACOB (runaway), Roger SHERLING. > > (APC 1674-78, p. 18 CD 206) > > > > 9 June 1675 Inv. of Jane PAINE, 1.340 St. Mary's Co. #55898 > > Servants mentioned: Ola CHRISTIAN, Robert SCOFIELD, Mary DEANE. > > Appraisers: William CLAW, Joseph HACKNEY. > > List of debts: Richard ALLWOOD from George WAKER, Willaim THOMAS from > Thomas DOXEY, Francis STOURTON, Edward JOLLY from Thomas PRIORE, Nathaniel > GARRETT, Mary STANBRIDGE of Somerset Co., George MITCHELL, Thomas BALL, > George GODARD, William JONES, Thomas BAYLE, Robert LARGE, Henry RYDER, > Henry > SMITH, William NEWPORT, Joseph EDLOE, Joseph HACKNEY, Edward JOLLEY, > Richard > CHAPMAN, Daniel CLOCKER from Thomas LOCAR from Clement HILL (high > sheriff), > William GAITHER, George CLARLESWOORT, Roger SHERLING, Hon. Philip CALVERT, > Esq., John REYNOLDS. > > List of desperate debts: Thomas JONES and Edward SOUTHERN, John STONER, > Christopher JACOB. (APC 1674-1678, p. 12 CD 206) > > > > 29 Dec. 1677 Acct. Richard CHAPMAN, 4.577 St. Mary's Co. #9495 > > Payments to: Gilbert TURBERVILLE, who married Lydia, widow of Thomas > PEARCE, Thomas SPINKE, Mrs. Jane PAINE for Geo. CHARLESWORTH. > > Distr. to relatives in England. > > Adm.: John DOXEY. > > (APC 1703-1713, p. 13) > > > > 16 May 1678 Acct. of Jane PAINE, 5.99 St. Mary's Co. #46945 > > Payments to : John ADDISON, Mr. Robert RIDGELY, Mr. Robert RIDGELY > (attorney for Elisabeth de la ROCHE (exec. of Charles de la ROCHE)), > John DOXEY, administrator of Richard CHAPMAN (on a bill from Thomas > PAINE), > Michaell ROCHFORD, Joseph HACKNEY, Thomas JONES who married Jane GRAY > (administratrix > of Alexander WINSORE)), Garrett VANSWERINGEN, Robert HARPER (chirurgeon), > Mr. Clement HILL, Ola CHRISTIAN, Mr. Robert CARVILE, George WALKER, Edward > JOLLEY, (dead), Nathaniel GARRET (runaway), Henry SMITH (dead), Daniel > CLOCKER, Sr., (dead), Christopher JACOB (runaway), Roger SHERLING, Daniel > CLOCKER, Jr. > > Mentions: orphans, unnamed. > > Admin.: Thomas SPINKE. > > (APC 1674-78, p. 63 from CD 206) > > > > There is a SMALPECE family in the Visitation of Norfolk 1563, 1589, 1615, > p. 251. > > > > More About JANE SMALLPEECE: Burial: orphans unnamed 1678 > > > > Children of THOMAS PAYNE and JANE SMALLPEECE are: > > i. ELIZABETH3 PAYNE, b. Abt. 1657. > > ii. SARAH PAYNE, b. Abt. 1659. > > iii. MARY PAYNE, b. Abt. 1661. > > 2. iv. ISAAC PAYNE, b. Aft. 1664, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. > 1713, St. Mary's Co., MD. > > v. HANNAH PAYNE, b. Abt. 1666. > > vi. JOSEPH PAYNE, b. Aft. 1668*2*. > > 3. vii. RACHEL PAYNE, b. Abt. 1671, St. Mary's Co., MD. > > > > > > *Generation No. 2* > > > > *2.* ISAAC3 PAYNE* (T**HOMAS*2*, M**AISTER*1*)* was born Aft. 1664 in St. > Mary's Co., MD*3*, and died 1713 in St. Mary's Co., MD. He married SARAH > S > MITH, daughter of HENRY SMITH and ANN AUTHORS. She died Bef. 1713 in St. > Mary's Co., MD. > > > > Notes for ISAAC PAYNE: > > 20 Sept. - 18 Oct. 1694 Isaack "P/" PAINE and *Robert DRURY*, residents > of > the city of St. Maries were among signers of a petition to his Exellency > Ffrancis NICHOLSON, Esq., Cap. Gen. and Chiefe in & over this their > Majesties Province and Territory of Maryland, the House of Burgesses and > presented at the Maryland Assembly Proceedings, regarding the > placement > of the seat of the provincial goverment. It had originally been in St. > Mary's County, where the citizens purchased land in 1662, then built a > state > house by 1674, only to have the governmental seat suddenly removed to Anne > Arundel Co. because of Puritan influence. The St. Marie's residents are > attempting to have the government returned to St. Mary's Co. (Arch. of > MD, > Vol. 19, pp. 70-75) > > > > 14 March 1712 - 28 March 1713 Will of Isaak PAYNE, St. Mary's Co. > > To son, Thomas and hrs. dwelling plantation ___; he dying without issue, > to > 2 daughters, Hannah and Sarah. > > To two daughters, Hannah and Sarah, aforesaid, and their heirs, tract > in *Coursey's > Neck*, "Riders" and "Broadneck," equally. Should either daughter die > without issue, portion of deceased to survivor; should both die without > issue, to pass to son, Thomas. > > To three children afsd, residue of personal estate. > > Daughter Hannah to care of son Thomas so long as she is lame and > unmarried. > > Ex.: Richard GRIFFEN. > > Test.: Wm. JOHNSON, John LANGLEY, John MACKINTOSH, Wm. NOULAND. 15.86 > > MCW Vol. 4, p. 201 > > > > 6 May 1713 Inv. Isaac PAINE, 34.120 St. Mary's Co. 97.8.8. > > Appr.: Jno. LANGLEY, Darby CARTER. > > Next of kin: Thomas GRIFFEN, Wm. COLLER, John ARTHEE. > > (APC 1711-1713, p. 64 CD 206) > > > > > > Children of ISAAC PAYNE and SARAH SMITH are: > > i. THOMAS4 PAYNE, b. Abt. 1698, St Mary Co., MD; d. Bef. > April 14, 1749, St Mary Co., MD; m. ELIZABETH ???. > > 1748 Will of Thomas PAYN St. Mary's Co. Lib. 25 Folio 277 > > 14 Apr. 1749 Acct. of Estate of Thomas PAYN, 26.46 St. Mary's Co. > £130.15.7. £154.15.11 > > Widow > > Joseph and other children names and ages provided. > > Adm. Elizabeth PAYN. (APC ) > > > > ii. HANNAH PAYNE, b. Abt. 1700. > > iii. SARAH PAYNE, b. Abt. 1702. > > > > > > *3.* RACHEL3 PAYNE* (T**HOMAS*2*, M**AISTER*1*)* was born Abt. 1671 in > St. > Mary's Co., MD*4*. She married (1) ARTHUR KERSE Bef. 1690 in St. Mary's > Co.. He was born in Coursey?, and died Abt. 1700 in St Mary Co., MD. She > married (2) *J**OHN** D**RURY* [not sure about this!] Bet. 1695 - 1704 in > St. Mary's Co., MD, son of ROBERT DRURY and MISTRESS DRURY. He was born > Abt. 1672 in SMC, and died 1724 in "Howard's Mount" SMC*5*. > > > > Notes for RACHEL PAYNE: > > 24 July 1663 - 3 Oct. 1673 Will of John REYNOLDS*, St. Jerome's, St. > Mary's Co., MD > > To Isaac, Joseph and Rachel PAINE, to young dau. of Edward JOLLY, Thomas > JAMES, and Thomas LOCKER, personalty. > > Exs. Wm. CLAW, John SMALLPEECE, > > Test: Richard CHAPMAN, Nicholas GUITHER. 1. 557 > > > > Now Linda Reno has her married to John Kerse. Mary Ford who married our > *John > Drury* had been previously married to Jonathon Seale and he was the one > who > died by 1714. > > > > If Rachel was married to DRURY it would have been before 11 January > 1716/17, > when ... > > > > So if *John Drury* was married to Rachel Payne it would have to have been > between 1695 and about 1704. This IS possible but then what do we do about > her marriage to John Kerse? It would help if we could get verification and > a > close date for that marriage. > > > > 9/11/1700 Admin. accts. of Arthur KERSE (Planter), SMC, > > Payments to Gilbert Turberville for Mr. Cheseldine and *Rachel Kerse*; > > * Admr., Isaac Payne* (Skinner). > > (Reno 4/2/2002 ) > > > > . > > > > "I think the John DRURY who died in 1726 and the Robert he who owed money > to, may have been the sons of the original Robert DRURY." no signature to > this note. (letter from Joe Dora to Tim O'Rourke, ) > > > > 5 March 1707 John DREWRY (with his mark) witnessed the will of William > SHERCLIFFE. Again on 1 July 1707 John DRURY and James MARTIN, two of the > witnesses, made oath in Court that they saw William sign his will. > > > > *John Drury had possession of "Howard's Mount" (land of Payne family, > 1718). * > > > > * 1717 John DRURY, Henry SPINKE and James WARRICK witnessed the will of > Charles PAYNE, 14.655 (MCW, Vol. 4, p. 174) * > > > > * Jan. 11, 1717 Will of Charles PAYNE, SM * > > * Next of kin: Ezekiel PAYNE and JOHN DRURY** * > > > > 11 Jan. 1717 Account of Charles PAYNE, St. Mary's Co., MD > > Appraisers: Henry SPINKE, Francis SPINKE > > Creditors: John BOULD, Francis NEAVITT > > * Next of kin: Ezekial PAYNE, John DRUREY* > > Lib. 39C (or 390), Folio 187. > > > > 22 April 1724 - John DRURY, his Administrative bond in common form by Mary > DRURY, his administer, with Robert FFORD and John FFORD, Jr. her sureties > in > 200 pounds. > > [Prerogative Ct. (Test. Proceedings), 27 (MdHR 983), p. 38 ] > > > > June 2, 1724 June 2, 1724 Estate of John DRURY, 9.451 St. Mary's Co., > £56.19.1 > > Appraisers: William SPALDING, John MILES > > Creditors: Robert FORD, Sr., Robert CLARKE, Jr. > > Next of kin: Robert FORD, John FORD, Jr. > > Administratrix: Mary DRURY. > > > > > > May 4, 1726 John DRURY 7.333 Account SM £56.19.1 £19.2.1 > > Received from: William SHIRTCLIFF, > > Payments to: George BIRCH, James BAILEY, Robert FORD, Sr., John ABELL, > Robert DRURY, Robert CLARK, Jr. > > Administratrix: Mary DRURY > > ("Abstracts of the Administration Accounts of the Prerogative Court > Maryland" Libers 6-10, 1724-1731 by V. L. Skinner, Jr. Page 48 ) > > > > > > Children of *RACHEL PAYNE *and JOHN DRURY are: [needs verification!] > > i. ROBERT4 DRURY, b. Abt. 1698, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. Bet. > 1772 - 1774, "Howard's Mount"; m. MARY MARGARET. > > > > Notes for ROBERT DRURY: > > Did John who died in 1724 have a son, Robert?? If so which Robert DRURY? > > > > Witnesses of the will of Thomas PAIN, 1731, were: *Robert DREWRY,* James > THOMPSON, and Leonard PAIN. Wife, Tecla. In the inventory of Thomas > PAYNE'S estate, *John DRURY, son of Robert DRURY, was named as next of > kin. > * > > * * > > * HOW ARE THEY RELATED? Was Tecla a > Drury?* > > > > Robert DRURY, 1714, SM, was a creditor of Anne HAYWOOD. > > 1753 Robert DRURY rent* for 40 acres of "Howard's Mount", p. 18. > > 1754 Robert DRURY rent* for 40 acres of "Howard's Mount", p. 56. > > 1755 Robert DRURY rent* for 40 acres of "Howard's Mount", p. 94. > > 1756 Robert DRURY rent* for 40 acres of "Howard's Mount", p. 133. > > 1757 Robert DRURY rent* for 40 acres of "Howard's Mount", p. 173. > > 1758 Robert DRURY rent* for 40 acres of "Howard's Mount", p. 215. > > * The Debt Books show the names of the persons who rented land from the > Proprietor. Even though the land was granted to an individual, the land > was > still owned by the Proprietor. Since St. Mary's County was a burned > county > these records are valuable in the absence of any other deeds, etc. > > ("Debt Books of St. Mary's County, Maryland, 1753-1758," Reno, Linda > Davis, > St. Mary's County Historical Society, 1995)." ("Debt Books of St. Mary's > County, Maryland, 1753-1758," Reno, p. 18) > > > > iii. JOHN DRURY, JR., b. Abt. 1702, SMC*9*; d. Aft. June > 1781, ? Elizabeth City County, Virginia*10*; Adopted child; m. SUSANNAH > HAYDEN, December 10, 1734, Newtown Hundred, SMC*11*; b. Abt. 1711, > SMC*12*; > d. Aft. 1777, ? SMC / ? Elizabeth City County, Virginia. > > > > Notes for JOHN DRURY, JR.: > > * 9 Mar. 1752 John DRURY*, along with John and Henry SHURCLIFF, *Thomas > PAYN, Peter PAYN.* Thomas CISSELL, John Baptist CARBARY, received from > estate of James THOMPSON, St. Marys Co. (APC 1750-1754, p. 65, CD#206) > > > > > > *Endnotes* > > > > 1. Vol. 67, fol. 154, *Archives of Maryland*, (These records are now > online at Archives of Maryland website.), Exact date of death given. > > 2. He and his brother were under age 18 in their father's will. > > 3. He was under 18 when his father died. > > 4. She was named Rachel PAINE in the will of John REYNOLDS in 1663. BUT > Is > this the Rachel who married John DRURY? > > 5. Colonial Settlers St. Clement's Bay 1634-1780 St. Mary's Co, Md, > Mary > Louise Donnelly, p. 83."On 6/2/1724 Mary admin. the estate of John DRURY. > > 6. 1646 Thompson Dr., Apt. D, Owensboro, KY 42301-3478, *Hayden files of > Francis Lovejoy Thompson*, (Letter to Pat Obrist Dec, 13 1996). > > 7. 1646 Thompson Drive, Apt. D., Owensboro, KY 42301-3478, *Files of > Frances Thompson Lovejoy*, (Letter written 14 Dec. 1996 to Patricia > Bishop > Obrist). > > 8. Notes from Florence Thompson Lovejoy, Dec. 1996. 1646 Thompson Drive, > Apt. D, Owensboro, KY 42301-3478. > > 9. O'Rourke, Timothy J., *Maryland Catholics on the Frontier*, (Brefney > Press, orig. pub. 1973, sec. pr. 1980.), O'Rourke states he was born in > 1712. > > 10. O'Rourke, Timothy, *Catholic Families of Southern Maryland*, > (Genealogical > Pub. Co., 1985), p. 39. > > 11. O'Rourke, Timothy J., *Maryland Catholics on the Frontier*, (Brefney > Press, orig. pub. 1973, sec. pr. 1980.), p. 837, Father James WHITGREAVE, > S. > J., recorded the marriage of John DRURY and Susan HAYDEN at Newtown, > Maryland. 10 Dec. 1734. > > 12. 1646 Thompson Drive, Apt. D., Owensboro, KY 42301-3478, *Files of > Frances Thompson Lovejoy*, (Letter written 14 Dec. 1996 to Patricia > Bishop > Obrist). > > 13. Peter Drury.FBK, Date of Import: Oct 5, 2010. > > 14. Don Drury's research. > > 15. Will of Peter Drury, 4/10/1771 - Perogative court Records pg. 72, > Peter Drury, 106.380 SM L41.6.11 4/10/1771. > > 16. Peter Drury.FBK, Date of Import: Oct 5, 2010. > > 17. Nora Drury, Private communication. > > 18. 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Death of Leonard Howard, Jr.: Washington, D.C. Estate Records, 1801-1862 (Pippinger); estate of Leonard Howard dated 4/15/1817. 1/8/1823: Admin. accts. of Leonard Howard, SMC. Admin.: William B. Scott. Widow: Eleanor Wimsatt, wife of Lewis Wimsatt. Residue: Brother, Joseph. (SMC Balances and Distributions). Joseph William Howard was living with his brother, Leonard Joseph Howard in 1860 (St. Mary's Co.). No idea why his name was given as Leonard R. Howard and an even better question is why wasn't Susan Milburn (his wife) and the children listed with Leonard Joseph Howard in 1870--but they weren't. Below are the only children I have for Joseph A. Howard and Jane Maryman. Linda Reno Descendants of Joseph A. Howard Generation No. 1 1. JOSEPH A.7 HOWARD (LEONARD6, GEORGE5, IGNATIUS4, WILLIAM3, WILLIAM2, THOMAS1) was born 1808 in St. Mary's Co., MD, and died Aft. 1850 in St. Mary's Co., MD. He married (1) ELIZABETH FENWICK 20 Feb 1827 in St. Mary's Co., MD. She was born Bet. 1808 - 1812 in St. Mary's Co., MD, and died 10 Mar 1827 in St. Mary's Co., MD. He married (2) JANE MARYMAN 10 Feb 1831 in St. Fr. Xav. RCC, Compton, St. Mary's Co., MD, daughter of JOSEPH MARYMAN and SUSANNA MORGAN. She was born 1814 in St. Mary's Co., MD, and died Aft. 1850. Children of JOSEPH HOWARD and JANE MARYMAN are: i. LEONARD JOSEPH8 HOWARD, b. 23 Jun 1833, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. 23 Oct 1878, St. Mary's Co., MD; m. SUSAN M. MILBURN, 30 Aug 1859, St. Mary's Co., MD; b. 11 Apr 1836, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. 16 Jul 1901, St. Mary's Co., MD. ii. JANE ANN HOWARD, b. 1833, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. 24 Jul 1891, St. Mary's Co., MD; m. GEORGE T. CUSIC, 25 Jan 1859, RCC, St. Mary's Co., MD; b. Sep 1834, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. 12 Jan 1906, Town Creek, St. Mary's Co., MD. iii. ALBERT HOWARD, b. 1843, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. Aft. 1850. iv. JOSEPH WILLIAM HOWARD, b. 1846, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. 14 Feb 1913, Baltimore, MD; m. MARY ANN HERBERT, 21 Apr 1868, St. Mary's Co., MD; b. 1852, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. 1884, St. Mary's Co., MD. -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Gayle Howard Londeree Sent: Monday, February 28, 2011 10:24 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [MDSTMARY] Leonard Howard & Eleanor Carberry Thank you so much Linda. Again according to the equity cases, Leonard Jr. had a schooner "Matilda", and judging from the talk about barrels of fish, was a fisherman. Do you know how he ended up in Washington, D.C.? How was the date of death arrived at? I was looking this morning at census records for Joseph A Howard, the son of Leonard Howard Sr. & Ann Steel. In the 1840 census he and Jane Maryman had 2 children, a boy and a girl, both born between 1831-1835. In the 1850 census he lists his occupation as sailor, and they had 3 children: Jane A born 1836, Albert born 1843 and Joseph born 1846. The family doesn't appear in the 1860 census, but it looks like the youngest son Joseph is living with a Leonard R Howard, age 26, and his wife. Is it possible that this was the oldest son of Joseph A Howard and Jane Maryman? Do you have anything on them? Thanks again, Gayle Howard Londeree [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: Linda Reno <[email protected]> To: gc-gateway <[email protected]>; mdstmary <[email protected]> Sent: Sun, Feb 27, 2011 11:15 pm Subject: Re: [MDSTMARY] Leonard Howard & Eleanor Carberry Gayle, Below is what I have on the family of Leonard Howard. Linda Reno Descendants of Leonard Howard eneration No. 1 1. LEONARD6 HOWARD (GEORGE5, IGNATIUS4, WILLIAM3, WILLIAM2, THOMAS1) was orn 1763 in St. Mary's Co., MD, and died 09 Jun 1815 in St. Mary's Co., MD. e married (1) APPALONIA BROWN Bet. 1781 - 1783 in St. Mary's Co., MD, aughter of NICHOLAS BROWN and APPALONIA THOMPSON. She was born Bef. 1755 n St. Mary's Co., MD, and died Bef. 1805 in St. Mary's Co., MD. He married 2) ANN STEEL 13 Jul 1805 in St. Mary's Co., MD, daughter of JOHN STEEL and NN VAN RESWICK. She was born Bef. 1780 in St. Mary's Co., MD, and died ft. 1820 in St. Mary's Co., MD. hildren of LEONARD HOWARD and APPALONIA BROWN are: i. APPALONIA7 HOWARD, b. Bef. 1790, St. Mary's Co., MD. ii. LEONARD HOWARD, JR., b. Bef. 1795, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. ef. 15 Apr 1817, Washington, D.C.; m. ELEANOR CARBERRY, 26 Jun 1815, St. ary's Co., MD; b. Bet. 1800 - 1804, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. Aft. 1823, ashington, D.C.. hild of LEONARD HOWARD and ANN STEEL is: iii. JOSEPH A.7 HOWARD, b. 1808, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. Aft. 850, St. Mary's Co., MD; m. (1) ELIZABETH FENWICK, 20 Feb 1827, St. Mary's o., MD; b. Bet. 1808 - 1812, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. 10 Mar 1827, St. Mary's o., MD; m. (2) JANE MARYMAN, 10 Feb 1831, St. Fr. Xav. RCC, Compton, St. ary's Co., MD; b. 1814, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. Aft. 1850. ----Original Message----- rom: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] n Behalf Of [email protected] ent: Sunday, February 27, 2011 5:36 PM o: [email protected] ubject: [MDSTMARY] Leonard Howard & Eleanor Carberry This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: GayleLonderee urnames: Howard, Carberry, Brown, Steel lassification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.maryland.counties.s marys/4517/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Hello All, couldn't find the answer to this in the archives, so thought I'd ask here. I have Leonard Howard, the son of George Howard and Anastasia Spink, as born bout 1763 and dying "on or about" 1 June 1815 according to the equity case or the Carberry heirs. I have his wives as Appalonia Brown (1752- bef. 803) and Ann Steel (married 13 Jul 1805). I have a daughter Appalonia for im. >From the Carberry case, which has a transcription of Peter Carberry's will, he above Leonard Howard is called Leonard Howard Sen. On the date of the ase in 1815 "a certain" Leonard Howard had recently married Peter arberry's daughter Eleanor. In Peter's will of 1811 Eleanor was not yet 16. o I'm assuming this Leonard Howard was probably the son of Leonard Howard en. and Appalonia Brown. Is this correct? Did Leonard & Appalonia have other children? Thank you, ayle Howard Londeree [email protected] Important Note: he author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. 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Thank you so much Linda. Again according to the equity cases, Leonard Jr. had a schooner "Matilda", and judging from the talk about barrels of fish, was a fisherman. Do you know how he ended up in Washington, D.C.? How was the date of death arrived at? I was looking this morning at census records for Joseph A Howard, the son of Leonard Howard Sr. & Ann Steel. In the 1840 census he and Jane Maryman had 2 children, a boy and a girl, both born between 1831-1835. In the 1850 census he lists his occupation as sailor, and they had 3 children: Jane A born 1836, Albert born 1843 and Joseph born 1846. The family doesn't appear in the 1860 census, but it looks like the youngest son Joseph is living with a Leonard R Howard, age 26, and his wife. Is it possible that this was the oldest son of Joseph A Howard and Jane Maryman? Do you have anything on them? Thanks again, Gayle Howard Londeree [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: Linda Reno <[email protected]> To: gc-gateway <[email protected]rootsweb.com>; mdstmary <[email protected]> Sent: Sun, Feb 27, 2011 11:15 pm Subject: Re: [MDSTMARY] Leonard Howard & Eleanor Carberry Gayle, Below is what I have on the family of Leonard Howard. Linda Reno Descendants of Leonard Howard eneration No. 1 1. LEONARD6 HOWARD (GEORGE5, IGNATIUS4, WILLIAM3, WILLIAM2, THOMAS1) was orn 1763 in St. Mary's Co., MD, and died 09 Jun 1815 in St. Mary's Co., MD. e married (1) APPALONIA BROWN Bet. 1781 - 1783 in St. Mary's Co., MD, aughter of NICHOLAS BROWN and APPALONIA THOMPSON. She was born Bef. 1755 n St. Mary's Co., MD, and died Bef. 1805 in St. Mary's Co., MD. He married 2) ANN STEEL 13 Jul 1805 in St. Mary's Co., MD, daughter of JOHN STEEL and NN VAN RESWICK. She was born Bef. 1780 in St. Mary's Co., MD, and died ft. 1820 in St. Mary's Co., MD. hildren of LEONARD HOWARD and APPALONIA BROWN are: i. APPALONIA7 HOWARD, b. Bef. 1790, St. Mary's Co., MD. ii. LEONARD HOWARD, JR., b. Bef. 1795, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. ef. 15 Apr 1817, Washington, D.C.; m. ELEANOR CARBERRY, 26 Jun 1815, St. ary's Co., MD; b. Bet. 1800 - 1804, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. Aft. 1823, ashington, D.C.. hild of LEONARD HOWARD and ANN STEEL is: iii. JOSEPH A.7 HOWARD, b. 1808, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. Aft. 850, St. Mary's Co., MD; m. (1) ELIZABETH FENWICK, 20 Feb 1827, St. Mary's o., MD; b. Bet. 1808 - 1812, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. 10 Mar 1827, St. Mary's o., MD; m. (2) JANE MARYMAN, 10 Feb 1831, St. Fr. Xav. RCC, Compton, St. ary's Co., MD; b. 1814, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. Aft. 1850. ----Original Message----- rom: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] n Behalf Of [email protected] ent: Sunday, February 27, 2011 5:36 PM o: [email protected] ubject: [MDSTMARY] Leonard Howard & Eleanor Carberry This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: GayleLonderee urnames: Howard, Carberry, Brown, Steel lassification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.maryland.counties.s marys/4517/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Hello All, couldn't find the answer to this in the archives, so thought I'd ask here. I have Leonard Howard, the son of George Howard and Anastasia Spink, as born bout 1763 and dying "on or about" 1 June 1815 according to the equity case or the Carberry heirs. I have his wives as Appalonia Brown (1752- bef. 803) and Ann Steel (married 13 Jul 1805). I have a daughter Appalonia for im. >From the Carberry case, which has a transcription of Peter Carberry's will, he above Leonard Howard is called Leonard Howard Sen. On the date of the ase in 1815 "a certain" Leonard Howard had recently married Peter arberry's daughter Eleanor. In Peter's will of 1811 Eleanor was not yet 16. o I'm assuming this Leonard Howard was probably the son of Leonard Howard en. and Appalonia Brown. Is this correct? Did Leonard & Appalonia have other children? Thank you, ayle Howard Londeree [email protected] Important Note: he author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would ike to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and espond on the board. ------------------------------ o unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes n the subject and the body of the message ------------------------------ o unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] ith the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of he message

Since we were discussing the Payne line and I descend from the Virginia Payne's through John Payne and his wife Margaret Robinson/Jennings through their son John, Jr that married Anne Walker, daughter of Col. John Walker by his first wife wife who is unknown. This article also mentions Edwin Conway and Martha Eltonhead and Henry Thacker who are also my grandparents but also mentions connections to other Paynes. http://searches2.rootsweb.com/th/read/PAYNE/2000-03/0953827484 Patrick Payne has mentioned primary records of Sir Robert Payne of St. Noet's, Hunts, that purchased his land there in 1590 from Sir Henry Darcy and his wife Catherine (nee Fermor) widow of Michael Paultney of Leicestershire. Michael Paultney was also the father of Margaret wife of Sir Thomas Payne from whom the Payne's of Suffolk are known to be descended. Marianne Dillow Illinois

Gayle, Below is what I have on the family of Leonard Howard. Linda Reno Descendants of Leonard Howard Generation No. 1 1. LEONARD6 HOWARD (GEORGE5, IGNATIUS4, WILLIAM3, WILLIAM2, THOMAS1) was born 1763 in St. Mary's Co., MD, and died 09 Jun 1815 in St. Mary's Co., MD. He married (1) APPALONIA BROWN Bet. 1781 - 1783 in St. Mary's Co., MD, daughter of NICHOLAS BROWN and APPALONIA THOMPSON. She was born Bef. 1755 in St. Mary's Co., MD, and died Bef. 1805 in St. Mary's Co., MD. He married (2) ANN STEEL 13 Jul 1805 in St. Mary's Co., MD, daughter of JOHN STEEL and ANN VAN RESWICK. She was born Bef. 1780 in St. Mary's Co., MD, and died Aft. 1820 in St. Mary's Co., MD. Children of LEONARD HOWARD and APPALONIA BROWN are: i. APPALONIA7 HOWARD, b. Bef. 1790, St. Mary's Co., MD. ii. LEONARD HOWARD, JR., b. Bef. 1795, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. Bef. 15 Apr 1817, Washington, D.C.; m. ELEANOR CARBERRY, 26 Jun 1815, St. Mary's Co., MD; b. Bet. 1800 - 1804, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. Aft. 1823, Washington, D.C.. Child of LEONARD HOWARD and ANN STEEL is: iii. JOSEPH A.7 HOWARD, b. 1808, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. Aft. 1850, St. Mary's Co., MD; m. (1) ELIZABETH FENWICK, 20 Feb 1827, St. Mary's Co., MD; b. Bet. 1808 - 1812, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. 10 Mar 1827, St. Mary's Co., MD; m. (2) JANE MARYMAN, 10 Feb 1831, St. Fr. Xav. RCC, Compton, St. Mary's Co., MD; b. 1814, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. Aft. 1850. -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of [email protected] Sent: Sunday, February 27, 2011 5:36 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [MDSTMARY] Leonard Howard & Eleanor Carberry This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: GayleLonderee Surnames: Howard, Carberry, Brown, Steel Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.maryland.counties.s tmarys/4517/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Hello All, I couldn't find the answer to this in the archives, so thought I'd ask here. I have Leonard Howard, the son of George Howard and Anastasia Spink, as born about 1763 and dying "on or about" 1 June 1815 according to the equity case for the Carberry heirs. I have his wives as Appalonia Brown (1752- bef. 1803) and Ann Steel (married 13 Jul 1805). I have a daughter Appalonia for him. >From the Carberry case, which has a transcription of Peter Carberry's will, the above Leonard Howard is called Leonard Howard Sen. On the date of the case in 1815 "a certain" Leonard Howard had recently married Peter Carberry's daughter Eleanor. In Peter's will of 1811 Eleanor was not yet 16. So I'm assuming this Leonard Howard was probably the son of Leonard Howard Sen. and Appalonia Brown. Is this correct? Did Leonard & Appalonia have other children? Thank you, Gayle Howard Londeree [email protected] 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 [email protected] 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: GayleLonderee Surnames: Howard, Carberry, Brown, Steel Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.maryland.counties.stmarys/4517/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Hello All, I couldn't find the answer to this in the archives, so thought I'd ask here. I have Leonard Howard, the son of George Howard and Anastasia Spink, as born about 1763 and dying "on or about" 1 June 1815 according to the equity case for the Carberry heirs. I have his wives as Appalonia Brown (1752- bef. 1803) and Ann Steel (married 13 Jul 1805). I have a daughter Appalonia for him. >From the Carberry case, which has a transcription of Peter Carberry's will, the above Leonard Howard is called Leonard Howard Sen. On the date of the case in 1815 "a certain" Leonard Howard had recently married Peter Carberry's daughter Eleanor. In Peter's will of 1811 Eleanor was not yet 16. So I'm assuming this Leonard Howard was probably the son of Leonard Howard Sen. and Appalonia Brown. Is this correct? Did Leonard & Appalonia have other children? Thank you, Gayle Howard Londeree [email protected] 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.

Hi Patricia, I believe 2004 is the last big witeup I have seen of Patrick Payne's work and it has been awhile since I was in touch with him. I am thinking he might have taken leave from the Payne DNA testing also. I don't know if this link will work or not. If not google Patrick Payne and Suffolk Payne's, This specific PDF is entitled 'An Argument in Support of Family Traditon" if you can't open it on this site. http://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q=cache:wW8M14yj4qgJ:home.earthlink.net/~ppayne1203/old%2520site/patrick-payne.doc+Patrick+Payne+and+Suffolk+Paynes+v&hl=en&gl=us&pid=bl&srcid=ADGEESi374G6ilvjqgJBtyDlctglw_nPTUmyEpfT1AFBv-AaW6hqlplgIVzqPT3sBSzWxbPREHO7uaAyeTwJz6GBED9RQwYjFQuxNJVC3jH_01wnT9_sjPFPu0lMjpSG_UHbkLx4n9eH&sig=AHIEtbS-WvzanYqea1JW8q_iuaznJl4GuQ. I hope this helps some. :) Marianne Dillow ----- Original Message ----- From: "Patricia Obrist" <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Sunday, February 27, 2011 1:04:32 PM Subject: Re: [MDSTMARY] Payne Genealogy Hello, Marianne, I've seen your posts to St. Mary's Co. and have long ago been in touch with Patrick Payne. Would you have a pedigree of the Paynes of Suffolk? I am interested in the Thomas Payne family and the Henry Payne family. Thomas below: I'm writing a book on the Drurys who seem to have a Payne connection in St. Mary's Co. I'd be interested in anything you might know about them too. Edmund Scarborough is connected too. I thinik he knew the Drurys in Norfolk, Eng. __________________________________________________________________________ 29 Sept. 1663 - There are two persons by the name of Robert DRURY among 29 persons transported by Edmond SCARBURGH to Virginia. Patent Book No. 2. ("Cavaliers and Pioneers," p. 207) ______________________________________________________________________________ *Descendants of Thomas Payne* PBO 2/28/2011 *Generation No. 1* *1.* THOMAS2 PAYNE* (M**AISTER*1*)* was born Abt. 1635 in England, and died Bef. May 23, 1673 in St. Mary's Co., MD. He married JANE SMALLPEECEBef. 1656 in England. She was born Abt. 1638 in England, and died June 05, 1675 in St. Mary's Co., MD*1*. Notes for THOMAS PAYNE: March 12, 1672; May 23, 1673 Will of Thomas PAINE, St. Jerome's, St. Mary's Co., MD, To son Isaac: "Paine's Lott" in Baltimore County To son Joseph and Heirs, "Holt" in Baltimore County (sons to be age at 18 years) Five daughters: Mary, Eliza, Sarah, Hanna, Rachel, tracts above named should sons die without issue and personalty. Wife, Jane, all lands in St. Mary's County and pers. Test.: Wm. CALVERT, Robert RIDGELY, Jos. BACKNEY. Exec. Nathan GARRETT, John SMALLPEECE, John REYNOLDS. Lib. 1, 531. (MCW Vol. 1, p. 73, CD 206) 29 May 1673 Acct. of Thomas PAINE, 1.26, #45280 Payments to: John BAINE, John SMALLPEARE, Thomas LAKE, Thomas HOPKINS, Mr. Walter HALL, Mr. VANSWERINGEN, Mr. Richard MUY. Administratrix: Jane PAINE, relict. (APC 1674-78, p. 2 from CD 206) Notes for JANE SMALLPEECE: 6 March 1674 - 7 May 1675 Inv. of Richard CHAPMAN, 1.315 St. Mary's Co. #8228 Appr.: Thomas DOXEY, Henry SMITH. List of debts: John SMALLPEACE, Mrs. Jane PAINE, Richard REGALL. List of desperate debts: Henry SMITH, Wm. GIFFORD, Thomas PIERCE. (APC 1674-1678, p. 11 CD 206) July 1674 - 10 March 1675 Will of George WALKER, St. Mary's Co. To Mr. LUCAS, Jane PAINE, widow, and Isaac, son of said Jane PAINE, pers. Wm. NEWPORT, residuary legatee of estate real and personal. Ex. Jno. SMALLPEECE, Wm. NEWPORT. Test.: Richard CHAPMAN. (MCW Vol. 1, p. 87) "Jane PAINE the fifth day of June One thousand six hundred seventy five departing this life leaveing behinde her a considerable Estate & seven young Children, & no person desireing Admcon of the same att that tyme," Then, Philip CALVERT "did imploy the said Alexander (Windsor) in the life tyme of the said Alexander to looke after the Children of the said Jane, & them as a Schoole Master to teach, & as farre as in him lay to looke after the said Estate, & to see that itt was not imbezelled," Alexander Windsor was to be paid from Jane's estate. Alexander WINDSOR died before Nov 30 1676, and Thomas SPINKE was made administrator. Alexander's widow had to sue Thomas SPINKE to get the money Alex was owed from the estate. (Archives of Maryland, Volume 67, Provincial Court Proceedings, 1677/8. p. 154) "Norma Thompson" <[email protected]> 17 Feb. 1675 - 6 March 1675 Inv. of Jane PAINE, St. Mary's Co. #46745 Servants mentioned: Robert SCOFIELD. Appraisers: Mr. Walter HALL, (gentleman), John THOMPSON (bricklayer). Lots mentioned: "Paine's-Lott", "Paine's-Range", "Houltt", "St. Jerom's Tickett". List of debts: Richard ATWOOD, George WAKER, William THOMAS, Thomas DOXEY, Francis STOURTON, Edward JOLLEY to Thomas PIERCE, Nathaniell GARRETT, Mary STAUBRIDGE (Somerset Co.), George MITCHELL, Thomas BELL, George GODARD, William JONES, Thomas BAYLE, Robertt LARGE, Henry RYDER, Henry SMITH, William NEWPORT, Joseph EDLOE, Joseph HACKNEY, Edward JOLLEY, Richard CHAPMAN, Daniell CLOCKER, Clement HILL, (high sheriff), William GUITHER, George CHARLESWORTH, Joseph HACKNEY, Hon. Philip CALVERT, Esq., Mr. Robert RIDGELY, John REYNOLDS. List of bad debts: Thomas JONES on Edward SOUTHERN, John STEVEN (run out of province), Christopher JACOB (runaway), Roger SHERLING. (APC 1674-78, p. 18 CD 206) 9 June 1675 Inv. of Jane PAINE, 1.340 St. Mary's Co. #55898 Servants mentioned: Ola CHRISTIAN, Robert SCOFIELD, Mary DEANE. Appraisers: William CLAW, Joseph HACKNEY. List of debts: Richard ALLWOOD from George WAKER, Willaim THOMAS from Thomas DOXEY, Francis STOURTON, Edward JOLLY from Thomas PRIORE, Nathaniel GARRETT, Mary STANBRIDGE of Somerset Co., George MITCHELL, Thomas BALL, George GODARD, William JONES, Thomas BAYLE, Robert LARGE, Henry RYDER, Henry SMITH, William NEWPORT, Joseph EDLOE, Joseph HACKNEY, Edward JOLLEY, Richard CHAPMAN, Daniel CLOCKER from Thomas LOCAR from Clement HILL (high sheriff), William GAITHER, George CLARLESWOORT, Roger SHERLING, Hon. Philip CALVERT, Esq., John REYNOLDS. List of desperate debts: Thomas JONES and Edward SOUTHERN, John STONER, Christopher JACOB. (APC 1674-1678, p. 12 CD 206) 29 Dec. 1677 Acct. Richard CHAPMAN, 4.577 St. Mary's Co. #9495 Payments to: Gilbert TURBERVILLE, who married Lydia, widow of Thomas PEARCE, Thomas SPINKE, Mrs. Jane PAINE for Geo. CHARLESWORTH. Distr. to relatives in England. Adm.: John DOXEY. (APC 1703-1713, p. 13) 16 May 1678 Acct. of Jane PAINE, 5.99 St. Mary's Co. #46945 Payments to : John ADDISON, Mr. Robert RIDGELY, Mr. Robert RIDGELY (attorney for Elisabeth de la ROCHE (exec. of Charles de la ROCHE)), John DOXEY, administrator of Richard CHAPMAN (on a bill from Thomas PAINE), Michaell ROCHFORD, Joseph HACKNEY, Thomas JONES who married Jane GRAY (administratrix of Alexander WINSORE)), Garrett VANSWERINGEN, Robert HARPER (chirurgeon), Mr. Clement HILL, Ola CHRISTIAN, Mr. Robert CARVILE, George WALKER, Edward JOLLEY, (dead), Nathaniel GARRET (runaway), Henry SMITH (dead), Daniel CLOCKER, Sr., (dead), Christopher JACOB (runaway), Roger SHERLING, Daniel CLOCKER, Jr. Mentions: orphans, unnamed. Admin.: Thomas SPINKE. (APC 1674-78, p. 63 from CD 206) There is a SMALPECE family in the Visitation of Norfolk 1563, 1589, 1615, p. 251. More About JANE SMALLPEECE: Burial: orphans unnamed 1678 Children of THOMAS PAYNE and JANE SMALLPEECE are: i. ELIZABETH3 PAYNE, b. Abt. 1657. ii. SARAH PAYNE, b. Abt. 1659. iii. MARY PAYNE, b. Abt. 1661. 2. iv. ISAAC PAYNE, b. Aft. 1664, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. 1713, St. Mary's Co., MD. v. HANNAH PAYNE, b. Abt. 1666. vi. JOSEPH PAYNE, b. Aft. 1668*2*. 3. vii. RACHEL PAYNE, b. Abt. 1671, St. Mary's Co., MD. *Generation No. 2* *2.* ISAAC3 PAYNE* (T**HOMAS*2*, M**AISTER*1*)* was born Aft. 1664 in St. Mary's Co., MD*3*, and died 1713 in St. Mary's Co., MD. He married SARAH S MITH, daughter of HENRY SMITH and ANN AUTHORS. She died Bef. 1713 in St. Mary's Co., MD. Notes for ISAAC PAYNE: 20 Sept. - 18 Oct. 1694 Isaack "P/" PAINE and *Robert DRURY*, residents of the city of St. Maries were among signers of a petition to his Exellency Ffrancis NICHOLSON, Esq., Cap. Gen. and Chiefe in & over this their Majesties Province and Territory of Maryland, the House of Burgesses and presented at the Maryland Assembly Proceedings, regarding the placement of the seat of the provincial goverment. It had originally been in St. Mary's County, where the citizens purchased land in 1662, then built a state house by 1674, only to have the governmental seat suddenly removed to Anne Arundel Co. because of Puritan influence. The St. Marie's residents are attempting to have the government returned to St. Mary's Co. (Arch. of MD, Vol. 19, pp. 70-75) 14 March 1712 - 28 March 1713 Will of Isaak PAYNE, St. Mary's Co. To son, Thomas and hrs. dwelling plantation ___; he dying without issue, to 2 daughters, Hannah and Sarah. To two daughters, Hannah and Sarah, aforesaid, and their heirs, tract in *Coursey's Neck*, "Riders" and "Broadneck," equally. Should either daughter die without issue, portion of deceased to survivor; should both die without issue, to pass to son, Thomas. To three children afsd, residue of personal estate. Daughter Hannah to care of son Thomas so long as she is lame and unmarried. Ex.: Richard GRIFFEN. Test.: Wm. JOHNSON, John LANGLEY, John MACKINTOSH, Wm. NOULAND. 15.86 MCW Vol. 4, p. 201 6 May 1713 Inv. Isaac PAINE, 34.120 St. Mary's Co. 97.8.8. Appr.: Jno. LANGLEY, Darby CARTER. Next of kin: Thomas GRIFFEN, Wm. COLLER, John ARTHEE. (APC 1711-1713, p. 64 CD 206) Children of ISAAC PAYNE and SARAH SMITH are: i. THOMAS4 PAYNE, b. Abt. 1698, St Mary Co., MD; d. Bef. April 14, 1749, St Mary Co., MD; m. ELIZABETH ???. 1748 Will of Thomas PAYN St. Mary's Co. Lib. 25 Folio 277 14 Apr. 1749 Acct. of Estate of Thomas PAYN, 26.46 St. Mary's Co. £130.15.7. £154.15.11 Widow Joseph and other children names and ages provided. Adm. Elizabeth PAYN. (APC ) ii. HANNAH PAYNE, b. Abt. 1700. iii. SARAH PAYNE, b. Abt. 1702. *3.* RACHEL3 PAYNE* (T**HOMAS*2*, M**AISTER*1*)* was born Abt. 1671 in St. Mary's Co., MD*4*. She married (1) ARTHUR KERSE Bef. 1690 in St. Mary's Co.. He was born in Coursey?, and died Abt. 1700 in St Mary Co., MD. She married (2) *J**OHN** D**RURY* [not sure about this!] Bet. 1695 - 1704 in St. Mary's Co., MD, son of ROBERT DRURY and MISTRESS DRURY. He was born Abt. 1672 in SMC, and died 1724 in "Howard's Mount" SMC*5*. Notes for RACHEL PAYNE: 24 July 1663 - 3 Oct. 1673 Will of John REYNOLDS*, St. Jerome's, St. Mary's Co., MD To Isaac, Joseph and Rachel PAINE, to young dau. of Edward JOLLY, Thomas JAMES, and Thomas LOCKER, personalty. Exs. Wm. CLAW, John SMALLPEECE, Test: Richard CHAPMAN, Nicholas GUITHER. 1. 557 Now Linda Reno has her married to John Kerse. Mary Ford who married our *John Drury* had been previously married to Jonathon Seale and he was the one who died by 1714. If Rachel was married to DRURY it would have been before 11 January 1716/17, when ... So if *John Drury* was married to Rachel Payne it would have to have been between 1695 and about 1704. This IS possible but then what do we do about her marriage to John Kerse? It would help if we could get verification and a close date for that marriage. 9/11/1700 Admin. accts. of Arthur KERSE (Planter), SMC, Payments to Gilbert Turberville for Mr. Cheseldine and *Rachel Kerse*; * Admr., Isaac Payne* (Skinner). (Reno 4/2/2002 ) . "I think the John DRURY who died in 1726 and the Robert he who owed money to, may have been the sons of the original Robert DRURY." no signature to this note. (letter from Joe Dora to Tim O'Rourke, ) 5 March 1707 John DREWRY (with his mark) witnessed the will of William SHERCLIFFE. Again on 1 July 1707 John DRURY and James MARTIN, two of the witnesses, made oath in Court that they saw William sign his will. *John Drury had possession of "Howard's Mount" (land of Payne family, 1718). * * 1717 John DRURY, Henry SPINKE and James WARRICK witnessed the will of Charles PAYNE, 14.655 (MCW, Vol. 4, p. 174) * * Jan. 11, 1717 Will of Charles PAYNE, SM * * Next of kin: Ezekiel PAYNE and JOHN DRURY** * 11 Jan. 1717 Account of Charles PAYNE, St. Mary's Co., MD Appraisers: Henry SPINKE, Francis SPINKE Creditors: John BOULD, Francis NEAVITT * Next of kin: Ezekial PAYNE, John DRUREY* Lib. 39C (or 390), Folio 187. 22 April 1724 - John DRURY, his Administrative bond in common form by Mary DRURY, his administer, with Robert FFORD and John FFORD, Jr. her sureties in 200 pounds. [Prerogative Ct. (Test. Proceedings), 27 (MdHR 983), p. 38 ] June 2, 1724 June 2, 1724 Estate of John DRURY, 9.451 St. Mary's Co., £56.19.1 Appraisers: William SPALDING, John MILES Creditors: Robert FORD, Sr., Robert CLARKE, Jr. Next of kin: Robert FORD, John FORD, Jr. Administratrix: Mary DRURY. May 4, 1726 John DRURY 7.333 Account SM £56.19.1 £19.2.1 Received from: William SHIRTCLIFF, Payments to: George BIRCH, James BAILEY, Robert FORD, Sr., John ABELL, Robert DRURY, Robert CLARK, Jr. Administratrix: Mary DRURY ("Abstracts of the Administration Accounts of the Prerogative Court Maryland" Libers 6-10, 1724-1731 by V. L. Skinner, Jr. Page 48 ) Children of *RACHEL PAYNE *and JOHN DRURY are: [needs verification!] i. ROBERT4 DRURY, b. Abt. 1698, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. Bet. 1772 - 1774, "Howard's Mount"; m. MARY MARGARET. Notes for ROBERT DRURY: Did John who died in 1724 have a son, Robert?? If so which Robert DRURY? Witnesses of the will of Thomas PAIN, 1731, were: *Robert DREWRY,* James THOMPSON, and Leonard PAIN. Wife, Tecla. In the inventory of Thomas PAYNE'S estate, *John DRURY, son of Robert DRURY, was named as next of kin. * * * * HOW ARE THEY RELATED? Was Tecla a Drury?* Robert DRURY, 1714, SM, was a creditor of Anne HAYWOOD. 1753 Robert DRURY rent* for 40 acres of "Howard's Mount", p. 18. 1754 Robert DRURY rent* for 40 acres of "Howard's Mount", p. 56. 1755 Robert DRURY rent* for 40 acres of "Howard's Mount", p. 94. 1756 Robert DRURY rent* for 40 acres of "Howard's Mount", p. 133. 1757 Robert DRURY rent* for 40 acres of "Howard's Mount", p. 173. 1758 Robert DRURY rent* for 40 acres of "Howard's Mount", p. 215. * The Debt Books show the names of the persons who rented land from the Proprietor. Even though the land was granted to an individual, the land was still owned by the Proprietor. Since St. Mary's County was a burned county these records are valuable in the absence of any other deeds, etc. ("Debt Books of St. Mary's County, Maryland, 1753-1758," Reno, Linda Davis, St. Mary's County Historical Society, 1995)." ("Debt Books of St. Mary's County, Maryland, 1753-1758," Reno, p. 18) iii. JOHN DRURY, JR., b. Abt. 1702, SMC*9*; d. Aft. June 1781, ? Elizabeth City County, Virginia*10*; Adopted child; m. SUSANNAH HAYDEN, December 10, 1734, Newtown Hundred, SMC*11*; b. Abt. 1711, SMC*12*; d. Aft. 1777, ? SMC / ? Elizabeth City County, Virginia. Notes for JOHN DRURY, JR.: * 9 Mar. 1752 John DRURY*, along with John and Henry SHURCLIFF, *Thomas PAYN, Peter PAYN.* Thomas CISSELL, John Baptist CARBARY, received from estate of James THOMPSON, St. Marys Co. (APC 1750-1754, p. 65, CD#206) *Endnotes* 1. Vol. 67, fol. 154, *Archives of Maryland*, (These records are now online at Archives of Maryland website.), Exact date of death given. 2. He and his brother were under age 18 in their father's will. 3. He was under 18 when his father died. 4. She was named Rachel PAINE in the will of John REYNOLDS in 1663. BUT Is this the Rachel who married John DRURY? 5. Colonial Settlers St. Clement's Bay 1634-1780 St. Mary's Co, Md, Mary Louise Donnelly, p. 83."On 6/2/1724 Mary admin. the estate of John DRURY. 6. 1646 Thompson Dr., Apt. D, Owensboro, KY 42301-3478, *Hayden files of Francis Lovejoy Thompson*, (Letter to Pat Obrist Dec, 13 1996). 7. 1646 Thompson Drive, Apt. D., Owensboro, KY 42301-3478, *Files of Frances Thompson Lovejoy*, (Letter written 14 Dec. 1996 to Patricia Bishop Obrist). 8. Notes from Florence Thompson Lovejoy, Dec. 1996. 1646 Thompson Drive, Apt. D, Owensboro, KY 42301-3478. 9. O'Rourke, Timothy J., *Maryland Catholics on the Frontier*, (Brefney Press, orig. pub. 1973, sec. pr. 1980.), O'Rourke states he was born in 1712. 10. O'Rourke, Timothy, *Catholic Families of Southern Maryland*, (Genealogical Pub. Co., 1985), p. 39. 11. O'Rourke, Timothy J., *Maryland Catholics on the Frontier*, (Brefney Press, orig. pub. 1973, sec. pr. 1980.), p. 837, Father James WHITGREAVE, S. J., recorded the marriage of John DRURY and Susan HAYDEN at Newtown, Maryland. 10 Dec. 1734. 12. 1646 Thompson Drive, Apt. D., Owensboro, KY 42301-3478, *Files of Frances Thompson Lovejoy*, (Letter written 14 Dec. 1996 to Patricia Bishop Obrist). 13. Peter Drury.FBK, Date of Import: Oct 5, 2010. 14. Don Drury's research. 15. Will of Peter Drury, 4/10/1771 - Perogative court Records pg. 72, Peter Drury, 106.380 SM L41.6.11 4/10/1771. 16. Peter Drury.FBK, Date of Import: Oct 5, 2010. 17. Nora Drury, Private communication. 18. Peter Drury.FBK, Date of Import: Oct 5, 2010. Patricia Bishop Obrist, O"Fallon, MO.

Hello, Marianne, I've seen your posts to St. Mary's Co. and have long ago been in touch with Patrick Payne. Would you have a pedigree of the Paynes of Suffolk? I am interested in the Thomas Payne family and the Henry Payne family. Thomas below: I'm writing a book on the Drurys who seem to have a Payne connection in St. Mary's Co. I'd be interested in anything you might know about them too. Edmund Scarborough is connected too. I thinik he knew the Drurys in Norfolk, Eng. __________________________________________________________________________ 29 Sept. 1663 - There are two persons by the name of Robert DRURY among 29 persons transported by Edmond SCARBURGH to Virginia. Patent Book No. 2. ("Cavaliers and Pioneers," p. 207) ______________________________________________________________________________ *Descendants of Thomas Payne* PBO 2/28/2011 *Generation No. 1* *1.* THOMAS2 PAYNE* (M**AISTER*1*)* was born Abt. 1635 in England, and died Bef. May 23, 1673 in St. Mary's Co., MD. He married JANE SMALLPEECEBef. 1656 in England. She was born Abt. 1638 in England, and died June 05, 1675 in St. Mary's Co., MD*1*. Notes for THOMAS PAYNE: March 12, 1672; May 23, 1673 Will of Thomas PAINE, St. Jerome's, St. Mary's Co., MD, To son Isaac: "Paine's Lott" in Baltimore County To son Joseph and Heirs, "Holt" in Baltimore County (sons to be age at 18 years) Five daughters: Mary, Eliza, Sarah, Hanna, Rachel, tracts above named should sons die without issue and personalty. Wife, Jane, all lands in St. Mary's County and pers. Test.: Wm. CALVERT, Robert RIDGELY, Jos. BACKNEY. Exec. Nathan GARRETT, John SMALLPEECE, John REYNOLDS. Lib. 1, 531. (MCW Vol. 1, p. 73, CD 206) 29 May 1673 Acct. of Thomas PAINE, 1.26, #45280 Payments to: John BAINE, John SMALLPEARE, Thomas LAKE, Thomas HOPKINS, Mr. Walter HALL, Mr. VANSWERINGEN, Mr. Richard MUY. Administratrix: Jane PAINE, relict. (APC 1674-78, p. 2 from CD 206) Notes for JANE SMALLPEECE: 6 March 1674 - 7 May 1675 Inv. of Richard CHAPMAN, 1.315 St. Mary's Co. #8228 Appr.: Thomas DOXEY, Henry SMITH. List of debts: John SMALLPEACE, Mrs. Jane PAINE, Richard REGALL. List of desperate debts: Henry SMITH, Wm. GIFFORD, Thomas PIERCE. (APC 1674-1678, p. 11 CD 206) July 1674 - 10 March 1675 Will of George WALKER, St. Mary's Co. To Mr. LUCAS, Jane PAINE, widow, and Isaac, son of said Jane PAINE, pers. Wm. NEWPORT, residuary legatee of estate real and personal. Ex. Jno. SMALLPEECE, Wm. NEWPORT. Test.: Richard CHAPMAN. (MCW Vol. 1, p. 87) "Jane PAINE the fifth day of June One thousand six hundred seventy five departing this life leaveing behinde her a considerable Estate & seven young Children, & no person desireing Admcon of the same att that tyme," Then, Philip CALVERT "did imploy the said Alexander (Windsor) in the life tyme of the said Alexander to looke after the Children of the said Jane, & them as a Schoole Master to teach, & as farre as in him lay to looke after the said Estate, & to see that itt was not imbezelled," Alexander Windsor was to be paid from Jane's estate. Alexander WINDSOR died before Nov 30 1676, and Thomas SPINKE was made administrator. Alexander's widow had to sue Thomas SPINKE to get the money Alex was owed from the estate. (Archives of Maryland, Volume 67, Provincial Court Proceedings, 1677/8. p. 154) "Norma Thompson" <[email protected]> 17 Feb. 1675 - 6 March 1675 Inv. of Jane PAINE, St. Mary's Co. #46745 Servants mentioned: Robert SCOFIELD. Appraisers: Mr. Walter HALL, (gentleman), John THOMPSON (bricklayer). Lots mentioned: "Paine's-Lott", "Paine's-Range", "Houltt", "St. Jerom's Tickett". List of debts: Richard ATWOOD, George WAKER, William THOMAS, Thomas DOXEY, Francis STOURTON, Edward JOLLEY to Thomas PIERCE, Nathaniell GARRETT, Mary STAUBRIDGE (Somerset Co.), George MITCHELL, Thomas BELL, George GODARD, William JONES, Thomas BAYLE, Robertt LARGE, Henry RYDER, Henry SMITH, William NEWPORT, Joseph EDLOE, Joseph HACKNEY, Edward JOLLEY, Richard CHAPMAN, Daniell CLOCKER, Clement HILL, (high sheriff), William GUITHER, George CHARLESWORTH, Joseph HACKNEY, Hon. Philip CALVERT, Esq., Mr. Robert RIDGELY, John REYNOLDS. List of bad debts: Thomas JONES on Edward SOUTHERN, John STEVEN (run out of province), Christopher JACOB (runaway), Roger SHERLING. (APC 1674-78, p. 18 CD 206) 9 June 1675 Inv. of Jane PAINE, 1.340 St. Mary's Co. #55898 Servants mentioned: Ola CHRISTIAN, Robert SCOFIELD, Mary DEANE. Appraisers: William CLAW, Joseph HACKNEY. List of debts: Richard ALLWOOD from George WAKER, Willaim THOMAS from Thomas DOXEY, Francis STOURTON, Edward JOLLY from Thomas PRIORE, Nathaniel GARRETT, Mary STANBRIDGE of Somerset Co., George MITCHELL, Thomas BALL, George GODARD, William JONES, Thomas BAYLE, Robert LARGE, Henry RYDER, Henry SMITH, William NEWPORT, Joseph EDLOE, Joseph HACKNEY, Edward JOLLEY, Richard CHAPMAN, Daniel CLOCKER from Thomas LOCAR from Clement HILL (high sheriff), William GAITHER, George CLARLESWOORT, Roger SHERLING, Hon. Philip CALVERT, Esq., John REYNOLDS. List of desperate debts: Thomas JONES and Edward SOUTHERN, John STONER, Christopher JACOB. (APC 1674-1678, p. 12 CD 206) 29 Dec. 1677 Acct. Richard CHAPMAN, 4.577 St. Mary's Co. #9495 Payments to: Gilbert TURBERVILLE, who married Lydia, widow of Thomas PEARCE, Thomas SPINKE, Mrs. Jane PAINE for Geo. CHARLESWORTH. Distr. to relatives in England. Adm.: John DOXEY. (APC 1703-1713, p. 13) 16 May 1678 Acct. of Jane PAINE, 5.99 St. Mary's Co. #46945 Payments to : John ADDISON, Mr. Robert RIDGELY, Mr. Robert RIDGELY (attorney for Elisabeth de la ROCHE (exec. of Charles de la ROCHE)), John DOXEY, administrator of Richard CHAPMAN (on a bill from Thomas PAINE), Michaell ROCHFORD, Joseph HACKNEY, Thomas JONES who married Jane GRAY (administratrix of Alexander WINSORE)), Garrett VANSWERINGEN, Robert HARPER (chirurgeon), Mr. Clement HILL, Ola CHRISTIAN, Mr. Robert CARVILE, George WALKER, Edward JOLLEY, (dead), Nathaniel GARRET (runaway), Henry SMITH (dead), Daniel CLOCKER, Sr., (dead), Christopher JACOB (runaway), Roger SHERLING, Daniel CLOCKER, Jr. Mentions: orphans, unnamed. Admin.: Thomas SPINKE. (APC 1674-78, p. 63 from CD 206) There is a SMALPECE family in the Visitation of Norfolk 1563, 1589, 1615, p. 251. More About JANE SMALLPEECE: Burial: orphans unnamed 1678 Children of THOMAS PAYNE and JANE SMALLPEECE are: i. ELIZABETH3 PAYNE, b. Abt. 1657. ii. SARAH PAYNE, b. Abt. 1659. iii. MARY PAYNE, b. Abt. 1661. 2. iv. ISAAC PAYNE, b. Aft. 1664, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. 1713, St. Mary's Co., MD. v. HANNAH PAYNE, b. Abt. 1666. vi. JOSEPH PAYNE, b. Aft. 1668*2*. 3. vii. RACHEL PAYNE, b. Abt. 1671, St. Mary's Co., MD. *Generation No. 2* *2.* ISAAC3 PAYNE* (T**HOMAS*2*, M**AISTER*1*)* was born Aft. 1664 in St. Mary's Co., MD*3*, and died 1713 in St. Mary's Co., MD. He married SARAH S MITH, daughter of HENRY SMITH and ANN AUTHORS. She died Bef. 1713 in St. Mary's Co., MD. Notes for ISAAC PAYNE: 20 Sept. - 18 Oct. 1694 Isaack "P/" PAINE and *Robert DRURY*, residents of the city of St. Maries were among signers of a petition to his Exellency Ffrancis NICHOLSON, Esq., Cap. Gen. and Chiefe in & over this their Majesties Province and Territory of Maryland, the House of Burgesses and presented at the Maryland Assembly Proceedings, regarding the placement of the seat of the provincial goverment. It had originally been in St. Mary's County, where the citizens purchased land in 1662, then built a state house by 1674, only to have the governmental seat suddenly removed to Anne Arundel Co. because of Puritan influence. The St. Marie's residents are attempting to have the government returned to St. Mary's Co. (Arch. of MD, Vol. 19, pp. 70-75) 14 March 1712 - 28 March 1713 Will of Isaak PAYNE, St. Mary's Co. To son, Thomas and hrs. dwelling plantation ___; he dying without issue, to 2 daughters, Hannah and Sarah. To two daughters, Hannah and Sarah, aforesaid, and their heirs, tract in *Coursey's Neck*, "Riders" and "Broadneck," equally. Should either daughter die without issue, portion of deceased to survivor; should both die without issue, to pass to son, Thomas. To three children afsd, residue of personal estate. Daughter Hannah to care of son Thomas so long as she is lame and unmarried. Ex.: Richard GRIFFEN. Test.: Wm. JOHNSON, John LANGLEY, John MACKINTOSH, Wm. NOULAND. 15.86 MCW Vol. 4, p. 201 6 May 1713 Inv. Isaac PAINE, 34.120 St. Mary's Co. 97.8.8. Appr.: Jno. LANGLEY, Darby CARTER. Next of kin: Thomas GRIFFEN, Wm. COLLER, John ARTHEE. (APC 1711-1713, p. 64 CD 206) Children of ISAAC PAYNE and SARAH SMITH are: i. THOMAS4 PAYNE, b. Abt. 1698, St Mary Co., MD; d. Bef. April 14, 1749, St Mary Co., MD; m. ELIZABETH ???. 1748 Will of Thomas PAYN St. Mary's Co. Lib. 25 Folio 277 14 Apr. 1749 Acct. of Estate of Thomas PAYN, 26.46 St. Mary's Co. £130.15.7. £154.15.11 Widow Joseph and other children names and ages provided. Adm. Elizabeth PAYN. (APC ) ii. HANNAH PAYNE, b. Abt. 1700. iii. SARAH PAYNE, b. Abt. 1702. *3.* RACHEL3 PAYNE* (T**HOMAS*2*, M**AISTER*1*)* was born Abt. 1671 in St. Mary's Co., MD*4*. She married (1) ARTHUR KERSE Bef. 1690 in St. Mary's Co.. He was born in Coursey?, and died Abt. 1700 in St Mary Co., MD. She married (2) *J**OHN** D**RURY* [not sure about this!] Bet. 1695 - 1704 in St. Mary's Co., MD, son of ROBERT DRURY and MISTRESS DRURY. He was born Abt. 1672 in SMC, and died 1724 in "Howard's Mount" SMC*5*. Notes for RACHEL PAYNE: 24 July 1663 - 3 Oct. 1673 Will of John REYNOLDS*, St. Jerome's, St. Mary's Co., MD To Isaac, Joseph and Rachel PAINE, to young dau. of Edward JOLLY, Thomas JAMES, and Thomas LOCKER, personalty. Exs. Wm. CLAW, John SMALLPEECE, Test: Richard CHAPMAN, Nicholas GUITHER. 1. 557 Now Linda Reno has her married to John Kerse. Mary Ford who married our *John Drury* had been previously married to Jonathon Seale and he was the one who died by 1714. If Rachel was married to DRURY it would have been before 11 January 1716/17, when ... So if *John Drury* was married to Rachel Payne it would have to have been between 1695 and about 1704. This IS possible but then what do we do about her marriage to John Kerse? It would help if we could get verification and a close date for that marriage. 9/11/1700 Admin. accts. of Arthur KERSE (Planter), SMC, Payments to Gilbert Turberville for Mr. Cheseldine and *Rachel Kerse*; * Admr., Isaac Payne* (Skinner). (Reno 4/2/2002 ) . "I think the John DRURY who died in 1726 and the Robert he who owed money to, may have been the sons of the original Robert DRURY." no signature to this note. (letter from Joe Dora to Tim O'Rourke, ) 5 March 1707 John DREWRY (with his mark) witnessed the will of William SHERCLIFFE. Again on 1 July 1707 John DRURY and James MARTIN, two of the witnesses, made oath in Court that they saw William sign his will. *John Drury had possession of "Howard's Mount" (land of Payne family, 1718). * * 1717 John DRURY, Henry SPINKE and James WARRICK witnessed the will of Charles PAYNE, 14.655 (MCW, Vol. 4, p. 174) * * Jan. 11, 1717 Will of Charles PAYNE, SM * * Next of kin: Ezekiel PAYNE and JOHN DRURY** * 11 Jan. 1717 Account of Charles PAYNE, St. Mary's Co., MD Appraisers: Henry SPINKE, Francis SPINKE Creditors: John BOULD, Francis NEAVITT * Next of kin: Ezekial PAYNE, John DRUREY* Lib. 39C (or 390), Folio 187. 22 April 1724 - John DRURY, his Administrative bond in common form by Mary DRURY, his administer, with Robert FFORD and John FFORD, Jr. her sureties in 200 pounds. [Prerogative Ct. (Test. Proceedings), 27 (MdHR 983), p. 38 ] June 2, 1724 June 2, 1724 Estate of John DRURY, 9.451 St. Mary's Co., £56.19.1 Appraisers: William SPALDING, John MILES Creditors: Robert FORD, Sr., Robert CLARKE, Jr. Next of kin: Robert FORD, John FORD, Jr. Administratrix: Mary DRURY. May 4, 1726 John DRURY 7.333 Account SM £56.19.1 £19.2.1 Received from: William SHIRTCLIFF, Payments to: George BIRCH, James BAILEY, Robert FORD, Sr., John ABELL, Robert DRURY, Robert CLARK, Jr. Administratrix: Mary DRURY ("Abstracts of the Administration Accounts of the Prerogative Court Maryland" Libers 6-10, 1724-1731 by V. L. Skinner, Jr. Page 48 ) Children of *RACHEL PAYNE *and JOHN DRURY are: [needs verification!] i. ROBERT4 DRURY, b. Abt. 1698, St. Mary's Co., MD; d. Bet. 1772 - 1774, "Howard's Mount"; m. MARY MARGARET. Notes for ROBERT DRURY: Did John who died in 1724 have a son, Robert?? If so which Robert DRURY? Witnesses of the will of Thomas PAIN, 1731, were: *Robert DREWRY,* James THOMPSON, and Leonard PAIN. Wife, Tecla. In the inventory of Thomas PAYNE'S estate, *John DRURY, son of Robert DRURY, was named as next of kin. * * * * HOW ARE THEY RELATED? Was Tecla a Drury?* Robert DRURY, 1714, SM, was a creditor of Anne HAYWOOD. 1753 Robert DRURY rent* for 40 acres of "Howard's Mount", p. 18. 1754 Robert DRURY rent* for 40 acres of "Howard's Mount", p. 56. 1755 Robert DRURY rent* for 40 acres of "Howard's Mount", p. 94. 1756 Robert DRURY rent* for 40 acres of "Howard's Mount", p. 133. 1757 Robert DRURY rent* for 40 acres of "Howard's Mount", p. 173. 1758 Robert DRURY rent* for 40 acres of "Howard's Mount", p. 215. * The Debt Books show the names of the persons who rented land from the Proprietor. Even though the land was granted to an individual, the land was still owned by the Proprietor. Since St. Mary's County was a burned county these records are valuable in the absence of any other deeds, etc. ("Debt Books of St. Mary's County, Maryland, 1753-1758," Reno, Linda Davis, St. Mary's County Historical Society, 1995)." ("Debt Books of St. Mary's County, Maryland, 1753-1758," Reno, p. 18) iii. JOHN DRURY, JR., b. Abt. 1702, SMC*9*; d. Aft. June 1781, ? Elizabeth City County, Virginia*10*; Adopted child; m. SUSANNAH HAYDEN, December 10, 1734, Newtown Hundred, SMC*11*; b. Abt. 1711, SMC*12*; d. Aft. 1777, ? SMC / ? Elizabeth City County, Virginia. Notes for JOHN DRURY, JR.: * 9 Mar. 1752 John DRURY*, along with John and Henry SHURCLIFF, *Thomas PAYN, Peter PAYN.* Thomas CISSELL, John Baptist CARBARY, received from estate of James THOMPSON, St. Marys Co. (APC 1750-1754, p. 65, CD#206) *Endnotes* 1. Vol. 67, fol. 154, *Archives of Maryland*, (These records are now online at Archives of Maryland website.), Exact date of death given. 2. He and his brother were under age 18 in their father's will. 3. He was under 18 when his father died. 4. She was named Rachel PAINE in the will of John REYNOLDS in 1663. BUT Is this the Rachel who married John DRURY? 5. Colonial Settlers St. Clement's Bay 1634-1780 St. Mary's Co, Md, Mary Louise Donnelly, p. 83."On 6/2/1724 Mary admin. the estate of John DRURY. 6. 1646 Thompson Dr., Apt. D, Owensboro, KY 42301-3478, *Hayden files of Francis Lovejoy Thompson*, (Letter to Pat Obrist Dec, 13 1996). 7. 1646 Thompson Drive, Apt. D., Owensboro, KY 42301-3478, *Files of Frances Thompson Lovejoy*, (Letter written 14 Dec. 1996 to Patricia Bishop Obrist). 8. Notes from Florence Thompson Lovejoy, Dec. 1996. 1646 Thompson Drive, Apt. D, Owensboro, KY 42301-3478. 9. O'Rourke, Timothy J., *Maryland Catholics on the Frontier*, (Brefney Press, orig. pub. 1973, sec. pr. 1980.), O'Rourke states he was born in 1712. 10. O'Rourke, Timothy, *Catholic Families of Southern Maryland*, (Genealogical Pub. Co., 1985), p. 39. 11. O'Rourke, Timothy J., *Maryland Catholics on the Frontier*, (Brefney Press, orig. pub. 1973, sec. pr. 1980.), p. 837, Father James WHITGREAVE, S. J., recorded the marriage of John DRURY and Susan HAYDEN at Newtown, Maryland. 10 Dec. 1734. 12. 1646 Thompson Drive, Apt. D., Owensboro, KY 42301-3478, *Files of Frances Thompson Lovejoy*, (Letter written 14 Dec. 1996 to Patricia Bishop Obrist). 13. Peter Drury.FBK, Date of Import: Oct 5, 2010. 14. Don Drury's research. 15. Will of Peter Drury, 4/10/1771 - Perogative court Records pg. 72, Peter Drury, 106.380 SM L41.6.11 4/10/1771. 16. Peter Drury.FBK, Date of Import: Oct 5, 2010. 17. Nora Drury, Private communication. 18. Peter Drury.FBK, Date of Import: Oct 5, 2010. Patricia Bishop Obrist, O"Fallon, MO.

  My name is Mary and I am trying to find a marriage record for my gg-grandparents. I have been trying to find a record for the following. Ben Walhen     (Actual name Aloysius Benedict Wathen) Married Mary Olive Jenkins on January 17,1854 Roman Catholic, Mattawoman,Charles Co. Maryland. Do you know where I can find these records either on the internet or an address I can write to to request a copy of their marriage license? I would really appreciate any help you can give.

I descend from grandparents John Payne of Red House known as the 1st generation of The Paynes of Virginia by Brooke Payne and his wife Martha Robinson/Jennings and also Martha Eltonhead that married Edwin Conway, Sr. Patrick Payne is my source and has shared his work with many of us through routine genealogy research and DNA testing. His conclusions are as follows that he has shared with us in the past . The last I have saw was in 2004. : New Evidence that John Payne (ca 1615-1689/90) of Westmoreland Co., Va descended from the Huntingdonshire Payne Family. Robert Payne, Salter and Citizen of London, in his will of 1622 mentions his brother Florentine Payne. Also his nephew's son, John Withers. John Withers is closely associated with my grandfather John Payne of Red House. John Payne had close ties to the Lee's of Virginia. Richard Lee I was in partnership with Florentine Payne who was a Burgess in Elizabeth City, Va. The John & Dorothy in 1635 sailed from London to Va, John Payne of Red House as Commannder. He had transported goods to Adam and Sir John Thourogood, guardian of Anne Constable. She became the wife of Florentine Payne, a business partner of Richard Lee I. John Payne of the John & Dorothy was also known as a partner of the brothers Joseph and Nathaniel Hawes of London. Their brother-in-law was Capt. George Payne who married Rachel Hawes. George was also a partner of the Hawes brothers and ended up bailing John Payne out of his 1635 voyage by buying the ship so John could pay the crews wages. There is a will 1662/3 of George Payne of London that mentions his cousins , Robert and John Payne of St. Noets, Huntingdonshre, England. On 20 Feb 1662, two years before the death of Richard Lee I, John Paine , patented 88 acres along Dividing Creek , and on 1 June 1664 , he patented 406 acres in Northumnbeland Co., Va, bordering Richard Lee I. John Payne was the father of William Payne who married (2nd) to Elizabeth Pope and in his will 31 Jan 1697/8 appointed Richard Lee guardian to my children. This was Richard Lee II. Now enters the Eltonhead's. Richard Lee II married Lettice, dau of Henry Corbin and Alice Eltonhead (sister to my grandmother Martha Eltonhead) These lines in England leads from the Corbins to Sir John Paultney. The Paultney's were cousins of the Suffolk Payne family to which William Payne died 1660 of Boston belonged. That leads to Col. John Washington and the Pope's and the Gerard's. Our Eltonhead line has Gerard grandparents in England with descendants coming to Maryland. Alice Eltonhead, kin to William Eltonhead that died 1655 offer some paths to the Sufolk Paynes in England. Before moving to moving to St. Mary's Co., Md. the Eltonhead's had lived on Virginia's Eastern shore in Northanpton Co., Va where Col. Edmund Scarburgh stood as security for the personal appearance of William Eltonhead at court . William failed to appear and Col. Scarburgh paid 909 lbs of tobacco. On 22 July 1653, William Eltonhead witnessed an indenture between Argol Yeardley (Adam Thouogood's father-inlaw).. The Suffolk Payne's have connections here. There is so much more but the will of Robert Payne, the Salter, in 1622 names Florentine Payne, my brother, John Withers, my sister's son, William Paine, my brother's son, brother Thomas and his son John, cosen Agnes Thourogood, brother Thomas, George Payne, John, , my mother-in-law Anne Payne, etc. Credit given to Chuck Owens a John Payne descendant from Virginia: " There is a possibility that John Payne was descended from or was connected to The Hampshire Payne family since Robert Payne the Salter mentioned in his 1622 will, the town of Basingstoke which is in county Hampshire and left a considerable sum to that town. he also mentioned his brother Florentine Payne which is associated with that family. There could be a connection between St. Noet's , Huntingdonshire since it was 100 miles north, perhaps there was a connection between the Hampshire and Huntingdonshire families. Florentine Payne had connections with the Lee family in Virginia just as John Payne of Virginia did." A lot of connections here to think about. Marianne Dillow Illinois

Hi Kat: I have only one marriage. Jane Abell was born November 06, 1760 and died 1786- 1811. Will of Edward Abell---Signed: October 5, 1807; Proved: September 5, 1809 Grandson: Edward Thomas, 50 pounds current money. Grandson: James Thomas, 50 pounds current money. Grandson: Samuel Bean, 100 pounds current money when he arrives at the age of 22 or date of marriage. If he dies, to the children of my daughter, Mary Crane. To: Negro man named Nace, his freedom; 10 pounds current money; and all of my shoe tools. Children: John Abell, Mary Crane and Samuel Abell, the balance of my estate equally divided after my debts and legacies are paid. EXECUTOR(S): Son, John Abell, and Son-in-law, James A. Crane WITNESSES: George Clarke, Richard Biscoe, Charles Chilton Mary Abell wed James Armstrong Crane. Tom On Thu, Feb 24, 2011 at 5:13 PM, K. Woodring <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello List, > Was William R's grandfather, Thomas Thomas married twice? > I have him married to Jane Abell in St. Mary's County m.lic. dated 27 Apr > 1781. > 3 children:Edward, Mary, James found in St. Andrews records. > > Another Thomas Thomas, son of John of Herbert was b 1771 so he was too > young. > > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] > Sent: Thursday, February 10, 2011 12:51 AM > To: [email protected]; [email protected] > Subject: Re: [MDSTMARY] William Russell Thomas > > > > William Russell Thomas, Sr. born 1801 KY. married Teresa Ellen Brown > 1-11-1825 Nelson Co. KY. > > > > Wm.'s parents were: William Thomas born 2-24-1772 Charles, MD. Died > 2-13-1834 Wash. Co. KY. > > Lydia McIntire born 1785 Wash. Co. KY. and died 11-8-1824 Wash. C. KY. > > > > Wm. Russell's grandparents were: Thomas THOMAS born 5-4-1737 Charles, MD. > Died bef. 1798 in > > Wash. Co. KY. Ann Wilson born 1748 Charles, MD. > > > > Geo.T. > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Sent: Wednesday, February 9, 2011 5:51:21 PM > Subject: [MDSTMARY] William Russell Thomas > > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Author: jadajag > Surnames: Thomas > Classification: queries > > Message Board URL: > > > http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.maryland.counties.stmarys/4516/mb.ashx > > Message Board Post: > > I'm still looking for the parents and siblings of William Russell Thomas > Sr. who was born about 1801 I believe in Washington Co., Kentucky. Does > anyone have any positive info for thie family? > > 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 > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Sent: Wednesday, February 9, 2011 5:51:21 PM > Subject: [MDSTMARY] William Russell Thomas > > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Author: jadajag > Surnames: Thomas > Classification: queries > > Message Board URL: > > > http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.maryland.counties.stmarys/4516/mb.ashx > > Message Board Post: > > I'm still looking for the parents and siblings of William Russell Thomas > Sr. who was born about 1801 I believe in Washington Co., Kentucky. Does > anyone have any positive info for thie family? > > 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 > [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