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1. Basil Hagan m. Priscilla Langley 1815 [1]
Basil Hagan married Priscilla Langley in Nelson County, Kentucky in 1815. I cannot find his birth date or his parents in Nelson County. I realize there are many Basil Hagans but was the Basil that merried Priscilla born in Charles County, Maryland? Who were his parents? Was he a descendant of Thomsa the Immigrant? Any help appreciated.
2. Change of e-mail addressess [1]
Please change the following e-mail addresses: mdtarheal@aol.com and trainingua@aol.com to trainingua@comcast.net
3. Re: [MDCHARLE-L] NOK of Thomas Rookwood, Nelson, etc [1]
I agree that there should be a connection between William Nelson and Sarah Nelson, but I can't find one. Possibly William was first married to Sarah and he later married Alice. He did name Alice as his wife in his will in 1781. By the way, in part one of the material you sent, notice was given of intention to take depositions of several witnesses. One was Mrs. Alice Nelson, but I didn't get that one. Did I miss it? My timeline for the Shuttleworths seems to be off. I show that Mary, daughter of Thoma
4. Thomas Rookwood etc [1]
I was soooo happy to see your sources Betty for the 3 marriages of Mary. I am a direct descendant of the Rookwood family and have not seen the original source for her marriages, although I have seen mention of them on the internet. I'm sending along John GOSLING and Simon GOSLING's wills which might help. Hope this helps someone. Cecy Rice, 5th great granddaughter of Thomas Rookwood. Note: ROOKARD is a more-than-common misspelling of ROOKWOOD. COLVERT is probably CALVERT. Elizabeth VEAL, Mary COLV
5. NOK of Thomas Rookwood [1]
Hi, List, Who was Sarah Nelson, the next of kin for Thomas Rookwood 21 May 1726? Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin; Winter 1984 Vol 25 No 2; Charles County, MD: Probate Records and Inventories Part I 1673-1753; [The first number is the page or folio number for the beginning of the document (spelling is as read) (the date is that of the Inventory) Charles County Maryland Probate Records, Inventories, Book 1717-1735 184: Thomas Rookwood decd 21 May 1726-Sarah Nelsen, Richard Wade nearest kin. Thoma
6. Re: [MDCHARLE-L] Thomas Rookwood etc Part B [1]
Part B: No. 4. George Mason of Fairfax County, Virginia, aged about 63 years, deposes that he, the Deponent, has known the Plaintiff, Thomas Rookwood, & William Smallwood, Deft, many years, and always understood that he was the eldest son of William Rookwood, late of Prince William County, Virginia, decd, with whom this deponent was well acquainted from a very early part of his life, the sd William Rookwood, when this deponent was a boy living as a tenant upon a plantation for which John Gosslin had a leas
7. White, Ilaf,(Iliff, Isle etc) Will correction of transcription [1]
The area of the seal should appear lower right not center of page. In the notes it should state that Ilff (3 ?) went to Portsmouth Ohio and in the 1820 census Iliff Sr would be Iliff 2 since Iliff (Ilaf) Sr died in 1808 Ib 1820 most of the family is still in Fleming County M J F
8. Re: [MDCHARLE-L] NOK of Thomas Rookwood [1]
Hi, Ann, I wish it said more about how Richard was related to the Rookwoods! This is a puzzle solution to which I haven't got a clue, other than those you guys gave me. That Zachariah Wade (1703-1737) was the son of Richard Wade (1664-1727) and his second wife, Mary Glover (1665-1728). Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin; Summer 1993 Vol 34 No 3; Charles County Depositions by Robert W. Barnes Continued from vol. 34, no. 2, p. 182 CHLR = Charles County land records (followed by book:page). TANNER,
9. Re: [MDCHARLE-L] Nelson [1]
Cecy, It looks like there is no connection. My Nelsons stayed in Charles County until 1838 when they moved to Shelby County, Alabama. A possibility is my Thomas Nelson's half-brothers. They moved to Prince William County VA when their mother remarried to William Tebbs. They were Abner Nelson (born ca 1764, nothing found on him after he witnessed a deed in PW Co in 1783), Ashreill/Ashwell Nelson (born ca 1766, nothing found on him after April 1779) and Lawson Nelson (born ca 1768, and married Sophia F
10. Basil Hagan & Priscilla Langley in Charles County, MD prior to 1815 [1]
Basil Hagan married Priscilla Langley in Nelson County, Kentucky in 1815. I cannot find his birth date or his parents in Nelson County. I realize there are many Basil Hagans but was the Basil that merried Priscilla born in Charles County, Maryland? Who were his parents? Was he a descendant of Thomsa the Immigrant? Any help appreciated.
11. Re: [MDCHARLE-L] (no subject) [1]
If you look at the census, there were two persons who could have been the man named "Isle of Wight" who was born in Maryland. On the 1810 Kentucky census, the family in Flelming county listed as "Iliff". Ancestry has the second one as "Isleaf Wight" in Bardstown, Nelson, KY, whose widow Elizabeth was still there in 1820. On the original census page, the writing is easily read as "Isle of Wight", there appearing to be a break between the two words. According to the Ancestry search engine, there was als
12. Re: [MDCHARLE-L] NOK of Thomas Rookwood [1]
Hi, Bill, Henrietta's second/third marriage doesn't make Richard Wade Next of Kin of Thomas Rookwood before Richard Wade was born or his mother married his father. The woman usually given as the oldest daughter of Henry Barnes and Barbara Marshall may have been was this young woman. p. 58, Charles County Land Records, Volume III 9 Jan 1705/6; Henneretta Jameson, d/o Barbarah Jameson, enters mark of cattle for cow and future increase given her by Henry Barnes. Liber Z, Page 230 Bye, Norma ----- Origin
13. Charles County Gen Soc. Meeting Dates [1]
For those interested, the Charles County Genealogical Society has changed the day for it's regular monthly meetings from the third Tuesday of each month to the third THURSDAY of each month at the LDS Family History Center in White Plains, Charles Co. Md. The next regularly scheduled meeting is Thursday March 16th at 7PM. For directions and additional information go to the CCMGS web site at http://www.rootsweb.com/~mdccmgs/
14. Please put a subject in the heading [1]
Would everyone please be kind and put a heading in the subject line? It's not hard. And it just might bring an answer. With all the spam getting through the restraints any message from someone unknown with no subject heading --- well, it gets tossed......... Thanks..........Carol Collins
15. Smith Family 1750 Charles County [1]
I am looking for a Smith family, probably living in Charles County aroune 1748-1750. I have no idea what the husband's given name was, but the wife was Elizabeth. If any of you are researching a Smith family living in or about Charles County at that time, please reply. Marleen Van Horne
16. Nelson [1]
My husband has an Eliza (Elizabeth) Nelson as a several great grandparent. All we know of her is that she married Daniel Berryman Shumate, 23 Jan 1802 in Fauquier Co, Virginia, where the Rookwood's went. We don't know her parents. Wonder if there is a connection. Cecy Rice
17. Re: [MDCHARLE-L] NOK of Thomas Rookwood [1]
Norma, My source for John Nelson's widow's next marriages is The Land Records of Prince George's County Maryland 1717 to 1726 abstracted by Elise Greenup Jourdan. Page 25 (folio 260/844) Indenture 4 Oct 1719 From: John Gosling, planter, and Mary his wife, of the Colony of Virginia To: James Perrie, tailor of Maryland Mary Gosling, widow of John Nelson, who next married Edward Rockwood of Charles County, now deceased; then married John Gosling of Virginia; for #32/10 a tract of land called Gilliard for
18. Nelsons [1]
Betty, I was interested in the fact that your Nelsons moved to Shelby Co. Ala. in 1838. My family also moved from Charles Co. to Shelby Co. Alabama about that time! I have never been able to find the connection, but my Dad, whose middle name was Nelson, always said he was named for a relative. Our names from Charles Co. to Shelby Co. were Finney and Posey. Do you know of a connection with either of these families and the Nelsons? Thanks, Jo Ann
19. Isleof, Isle of, Ilaf, Illiff, Hiff. Cliff same fellow --no DNA proof [1]
Was aet. 29 on 15 Apr 1753, mentioned his mother Anne Wight 16 yrs. ago. [Peden, "MD Deponents", v.3, p.274] writes: It looks to me like you are talking about "Isle of Wight" [and that WAS his name] son of John Wight, and Anne Greenfield. I don't know enough about the > family to give a birthdate, and these two wives may be two different generations. Many of the descendants of this family went to the name "White". ARE THERE RECORDS OF OTHER SONS in the family of John Wight a
20. Re: [MDCHARLE-L] Smith Family 1750 Charles County [1]
Marlene, did your Smiths from Charles County go to KY with the early members of the MD League? If so, then I'm sure someone has some connections. My Smith connection is Mary Ellen Smith, daughter of William Smith and Sarah Fenwick. William Smith supposedly born in Union Co, KY, a son of William Smith and Susanna French, both of whom died in Daviess Co, IN. Susanna was from SMC, MD and William from MD, but I don'tknow which county. Shirley
21. (no subject) [1]
What happened to Isle of Wight (White)? I have a large White family in Kentucky. The head of the household and one of his sons is named Ilaf (as spelled in his Will by a Lawyer named Joshua Strachen). Will written and executed 1808 in a court session held for Fleming County. The head of this household was evidently illiterate as he signed by "mark". The family had strong Methodist ties in Indiana. In "Ilaf's" Will his wife is named Mary. The daughters of "laf" were listed in his Will as Mille
22. Re: [MDCHARLE-L] Thomas Rookwood etc Part A [1]
Evidently, I made Part 1 too long. So I split it into 3 parts. Here is part A. to be followed by B and C: Thank you so much for those wills. You might enjoy the following deed abstracts concerning William Rookwood and his son, Thomas Rookwood. Part one of two. p. 127, TLC Genealogy, Charles Co Land Records 1733-1743, Book O#2 Page 586. Recorded Nov 11, 1742. Nov 10, 1742 from William Ruckard (Ruchard) of Prince William County, Virginia, planter, to John Graham of Prince William County, Virginia, Gent, f
23. Re: [MDCHARLE-L] NOK of Thomas Rookwood [1]
Hi, Betty, Sorry, I see how they would be related by your scenario. Senior moment, I guess. Darn! I don't have any info on John Nelson's wife having married Edward Rookwood. I'd appreciate it if you would tell me where that info came from. I have John Nelson's wife as Mary Davis, d/o Griffith Davis (in his will, John Nelson named Griffith Davis as his father-in-law). I have Edward's first marriage before 8 Jun 1680 to Mary Shuttleworth, daughter of Thomas Shuttleworth (1630-1704) and Elizabeth Troop
24. Re: [MDCHARLE-L] NOK of Thomas Rookwood [1]
> > Maybe Sarah was the daughter of John and Mary Nelson. I wish I knew the > connection between John and my Richard Nelson. When John recorded Gilliard's > Beginning in Charles County on 10 Nov 1695, Richard Nelson recorded Coal. > If it weren't for the fact that the documents stored in Charles County say "Sarah Nelson" as well as those sent to the state, I'd say to check the microfilm for a mis-write/read. This is the only clue I have as to the identity of Sarah Nelson. Usually, these paired witnesse
25. Re: [MDCHARLE-L] Thomas Rookwood etc [1]
Part two No. 7. The deposition of Thomas Shuttleworth Posey, aged about 74 or 75, says that he has often heard his father and mother talk of Edward Rookwood and his 1st wife, who, they informed him, was sister to this Deponent's mother, that Edward Rookwood never had but 1 child by his sd 1st wife, and that his name was Thomas Rookwood, whom this Deponent well knew, and was generally informed by his father and mother and others that after the death of Edward Rookwood, his sd son, Thomas, heired and e
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