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1. [MDCHARLE-L] Hungerford--Smoot [1]
For Rick Saunders: Thanks for your reply to my query as to when William Hungerford married Ann Smoot. I was casting at straws as I can find no marriage record in Maryland. I suspect the marriage was 1655 as she would be 15 yrs. old--a more common marriage age than 14. I wonder how old he was. He came into the Province in 1646. From England? From Virginia? And on Feb. 20, 1647/48 petitioned Margaret Brent for wages for himself and several soldiers so I assume he was a soldier. Due to the time perio
2. [MDCHARLE-L] Whites and Perrys MD 1790 [1]
Nelson White and Elizabeth Perry were each born in Maryland households in the 1790's. Both families migrated to Eastern Kentucky where Nelson and Elizabeth were married in Flemingburg, KY about 1820. The Whites were Methodists in Indiana where the family moved after the birth of their children. I am searching for those families. I think they were connected by some cultural group in MD and were part of a group move. Do you have any advice on how I should proceed, Marilynn Joan Foster Nilford CT
3. Re: [MDCHARLE-L] Maj. Wheeler's wife [1]
Hello again Dianne, I am not sure if you were asking me or someone else on the list, but if me then yes I meant Wheeler. I don't know how in the world I typed in Middleton. I reckon I was typing fast in a hurry to get off the computer to go somewhere or something and was not paying attention. Perhaps I was hungry, Ha! Ha!. Yes, Causine is what I was told by the one person about being the maiden name of Maj. John Wheeler's wife. But as far as my saying that his wife was a Mary Edelen,
4. [MDCHARLE-L] Zachariah SWANN, father of Elizabeth SWANN CANTER [1]
Descendants of Zachariah Swann Generation No. 1 1. ZACHARIAH1 SWANN was born Abt. 1775, and died Bet. April - October 21, 1852. He married MARY ?. She was born Abt. 1777. Children of ZACHARIAH SWANN and MARY ? are: i. PHILIP2 SWANN, b. March 03, 1800; d. Bef. January 08, 1846; m. CATHERINE HANCOCK; b. December 16, 1808. ii. ELIZABETH R. SWANN, b. June 13, 1801, Charles County, Maryland; d. 1864; m. HORATIO CANTER, Bef. 1829; b. Abt. 1800, Charles County, Maryland; d. March 1859. Not
5. [MDCHARLE-L] Charles County MD Wills [1]
I am looking for a will on a Benjamin Jameson of Charles Co. whose estate was being administered in 1832. I am estimating his death between 1830-32, but I could be off by a year or two. Is there a Charles Co. Index of Wills? Would anyone happen to have a copy that could share the will number? Or any suggestions of where I could access this information? Would appreciate any information at all. Thank you! Di
6. Re: [MDCHARLE-L] Whites and Perrys MD 1790 [1]
Hi, I believe that Robert Perry of Charles county is the ancestor of a lot of Perrys in the area of Lexington and Anderson County, KY. Robert died about 1843 in Anderson County, KY. He has a daughter Elizabeth that would fit the time frame you mention. Elizabeth is the daughter of Robert and his first wife, Miss Ratcliff who was the daughter of Burdette Ratcliff of Charles County. I agree that it seems a group went from Charles County to KY but don't know the reason. I have information on a lot of the
7. [MDCHARLE-L] John M. SIMMS [1]
I am searching for information on John M. Simms b. abt. 1812 in Maryland married before 1840 Susan ? b. abt. 1822 in Louisiana. They were in Harris County, Texas in 1850 with the following children: Elizabeth b. abt. 1840 in Louisiana Amelia b. abt. 1841 in Louisiana Sophia b. abt. 1844 in Texas Adeline b. abt. 1845 in Texas I haven't found them in the 1860 census. Please help! Sharon Farrell
8. [MDCHARLE-L] Hungerford - Smoot [1]
Hi Anne, I would say she that Ann SMOOT was most likely married to William HUNGERFORD in Maryland, based on: 1. She was SMOOT when transported from VA to MD by her father in 1646. 2. She made a statement in 1661 regarding her husband William HUNGERFORD, 6 or 7 years ago "before she was marryed." >From those two records, we know at the earliest she was married was 1654 or 1655. Her husband was deceased by 20 Mar. 1658 [probably 1658/9]. MD patents, Liber ABH: 230, FHL microfilm 0,013,064, 13 Nov. 1652
9. [MDCHARLE-L] Re: MDCHARLE-D Digest V03 #71 [1]
Does anyone have information on the parents of Elizabeth Reems Swann b. June 13, 1801 d. May 13, 1864 buried All Faiths Charlotte Hall. She married April 22,1824 Trinity Parrish Charles County to Horatio Canter. She is my g-g-g-grandmother. > From: > Reply-To: MDCHARLE-L@rootsweb.com > Date: Sun, 18 May 2003 19:00:19 -0600 > To: MDCHARLE-D@rootsweb.com > Subject: MDCHARLE-D Digest V03 #71 > > > MDCHARLE-D Digest Volume 03 : Issue 71 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [MDCHARLE
10. Re: [MDCHARLE-L] Visiting Charles County [1]
Hi Sandy, I have the following will for Richard Tubman of Charles Co., MD, that died before 6 Apr 1767; s/o George Tubman, died ca 1704 and Eleanor Hawkins, died bef Apr 23, 1723. It looks like Richard could be the father of the children you list. I have in my file Richard Tubman that died 6 Apr 1767 was married to Sarah Magruder d/o Samuel Magruder, Jr.; died bef Jan 12 1939 and Eleanor Wade. I have no proof of the Richard Tubman and Sarah Magruder marriage. I have not researched this family, but I pass a
11. [MDCHARLE-L] Re: Harris [1]
Is there anyone on the list who could look for more information on the HARRIS'S mentioned below, I'd like to know who the parents were of the women they married as well as the parents of NATHANIEL HARRIS. NATHANIEL HARRIS was my 5X's g grandfather and I've never been able to find anything at all about him. He is said to have been the father of my 4X's g grandfather THOMAS HARRIS, but have not found any proof of this. Thank you and take good care, Jude .................................................
12. [MDCHARLE-L] RE: [MDSTMARY-L] tobacco farmers of English descent in 1950's and '60s [1]
This site has many articles on tobacco in Maryland Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics University of Maryland College Park, MD 20742 (301) 405-1293 webmaster@arec.umd.edu http://www.arec.umd.edu/libcomp/ARECLib/1960.htm Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics University of Maryland College Park, MD 20742 (301) 405-1293 webmaster@arec.umd.edu ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- -----Original Message----- From: gc-gateway@rootsweb.com [m
13. RE: [MDCHARLE-L] BOWLING [1]
Sharon, I don't have your Bowlings, but the few I do have may be their Ancestors. I see the name Marsham in your Bowlings and the ones I am attaching have a Marsham in the name also! Anyway, maybe they will help you. Morris L. Ferguson ____________________________ Descendants of William Bowling Generation No. 1 1. WILLIAM1 BOWLING was born 1707 in Calvert Co., MD, and died in Charles Co., MD. Children of WILLIAM BOWLING are: 2. i. JOSEPH2 BOWLING, b. Charles Co., MD. ii. FRANCIS BOWLING, b. Charles
14. [MDCHARLE-L] Hungerford - Smoote [1]
Fredric and Anne, I have an interest in the Hungerford / Gwinn families. Some of my information indicates but does not prove that Ann wife of William Barton and widow of William Hungerford was the daughter of Robert Cager. The information from the Maryland State Archives was difficult for me to understand with any certainty. Vol. 41, pages 455, 469, and 470 establishes that she was the widow of William Hungerford and wife of William Barton but seems to me implies she is the daughter of Robert Cager. I th
15. [MDCHARLE-L] Re: MDCHARLE-D Digest V03 #73 [1]
Sharon, Thank you so much! I saw this after I sent you my last e-mail! Peggy > From: > Reply-To: MDCHARLE-L@rootsweb.com > Date: Mon, 19 May 2003 23:00:34 -0600 > To: MDCHARLE-D@rootsweb.com > Subject: MDCHARLE-D Digest V03 #73 > > > MDCHARLE-D Digest Volume 03 : Issue 73 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [MDCHARLE-L] Elizabeth Swann [Sharonelaine3@aol.com] > #2 [MDCHARLE-L] Elizabeth R. Swann [Sharonelaine3@aol.com] > #3 [MDCHARLE-L] Zachariah SWANN, fath [Sha
16. [MDCHARLE-L] Robert H. SIMMS [1]
I am looking for information on the children of Robert H. Simms. Robert H. Simms (R. H. Simms) b. 4/29/1819 in MD d. 12/11/1882 in Louisiana married Juliana (Julia, Juliet) Brown b. 7/27/1832 d. 9/25/1919 in Louisiana. Their children are: Virginia T. Simms b. abt. 1854 in Kentucky Philip S. Simms b. abt. 1857 in Texas Harry Benjamin Simms b. abt. 1860 in Louisiana Dixie L. Simms b. abt. 1862 in Louisiana Belle Boyd Simms b. 1863-1866 (Was she named after the Confederate Spy Belle Boyd?) Robert H. Simms
17. Re: [MDCHARLE-L] Visiting Charles County [1]
Try the Southern Maryland Room at the College of Southern Maryland off of Mitchell Road in La Plata. It's the largest single source of information in Charles County. Also, It's not too far from the Court House. Hope this helps, Debi
18. [MDCHARLE-L] James family [1]
Hello again all, One more thing I thought I would send y'all's way. I was looking through my White family info (from SC), and noticed that a couple of members of the James family of Kent Co., Md, married into the White line, or vica virca. All I have is who these two White women married, two James brothers I think, and who the parents of the two James brothers were up in Kent Co., Md.. Just thought I would share that in case someone might be interested. Sincerely, David Middleton Edelen II
19. [MDCHARLE-L] Ports of Entry [1]
The discussion re Ports of Entry is interesting. The following fact is quoted online from time to time: The population of Maryland of 500/600 people at Ingle's raid dropped to under 100, fewer than had come on the Ark and Dove eleven years before. Some articles say that those who left fled to the northern neck of VA. That was about 1645. (Hard to believe that the population was under 100 - not sure that I do) If the above is true, then those who had come into MD ports of entry may have fled to VA about
20. [MDCHARLE-L] Whie family [1]
Thanks to "Bruce" for his information relative to Margaret Brent. Actually, my interest is William Hungerford. A friend is researching the Whites and when we discovered they intermaried in England and both appeared in America I began to wonder if anyone with information on William White (Maryland 1646) could help me with William Hungerford, same date. Hence my query re the Whites. I know William Hungerford was in Maryland 1646 and had died by 1658. He was married to Anne Smoote. She was the daughter of
21. [MDCHARLE-L] Visiting Charles County [1]
I will be visiting Charles County next week for an afternoon of research. I am particularly looking for deed or court records for the period 1740-1770. Are these available in the courts? I am following up on a lead of Nathan and Sarah Cockram and their son Edward, whose 1748 birth appears in the Trinity Parish Vestry Book. Any guidance will be greatly appreciated. Truman Adkins Fieldale, Henry County, Virginia
22. [MDCHARLE-L] Migration & Ports of Entry [1]
I have read with interest the messages about Ports of Entry and Migration to Maryland. I live in Eastern NC and have been researching Eastern NC families for 20 years. I can tell you that most of our early migrants came from VA or MD. If you get out a good map of VA/MD/NC and see how they relate to the Chesapeake Bay, it then becomes very clear how easily these people moved about. Also remember, roads were poor at best if they even existed. I was told some years ago that when Maryland was settled it was
23. Re: [MDCHARLE-L] White family [1]
Hello Anne, All I know for sure is that my 5th great grandfather was Col. Henry White who settled in Spartanburg, S.C.. He came from Va to there, I think from Orange Co where some of his kids were born. But my great grandfather wrote that as far as he could find out was that in the early 1700s two brothers came from Britain to America, one settleing in Va and the other in SC., he being Henry White. I do know that all through the years from then to now the Whites branched out and migrated to many
24. Re: [MDCHARLE-L] Whites/Middleton/Edelen/others....! [1]
I'm a direct line descendant of Major John Wheeler of Charles Co, MD (from England), thru Col. Ignatius Wheeler Sr. and Jr. of Harford Co, MD. Hi David, I know I have corresponded with you re: the Wheeler/Middleton connections. Sandy, I'm not sure if you and I have corresponded before or not. Anyway, I'm very interested in the info contained in the note. It is mentioned that Major John Wheeler m. Mary Causine, and also that his wife's name may have been Mary Edelen. I know that for awhile I had his wi
25. Re: [MDCHARLE-L] Sothoron/Whites [1]
Hello Greg, While I have nothing on the Sotheron line, I did notice that your last name was White. Are you or any of your Whites from SC? My Whites are from SC, but many branched out to other places over the years. I have my line of Whites back to when they came to SC. I am descended from Col. Henry White who finally settled in Spartanburg, S.C.. If it is the same Whites as yours, I will be glad to share my file with you. Just give me a hollar if interested. Sincerely, David Middleton Edelen II
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