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From: todd whitesides <>
Subject: John Spalding (d. 1726)
Date: Sun, 10 Oct 2004 11:28:19 -0700 (PDT)
In-Reply-To: <191.2fcca8ce.2e9ad410@aol.com>


Jackie~

John Spalding (d. 1726) of "Calverton Manor," Charles
County, held de jure uxoris; and "Batchellors Rest,"
St Mary's County, granted from his "father" [sic]
Edward Feild; also held other tracts; was almost
certainly a son of the immigrant Thomas Spalding and
his wife Katherine Hall.

Todd


--- wrote:

> The people in your post below HAVE to fit with my
> families.
> However I have a half dozen John Spalding in this
> time frame that I don't
> have exact info on.
> Who were this John Spalding's Parents (please)?
>
> Thank You
> Jackie Whedbee
>
> "Batchellors Rest" was a 500-acre patent granted in
> 1658 to Thomas Thomas
> (d. 1670/1). Does anyone know how Edward Feild (d.
> 1724) came to be possessed
> of almost half of this tract? Did he purchase it,
> or did he marry a Thomas
> descendant and have a claim that way?
> Edward Feild granted in 1711 100 acres of
> "Batchellors Rest" to his
> son-in-law, John Spalding (d. 1726) of "Calverton
> Manor." This John Spalding in his
> will gave that tract to his eldest son, John
> Spalding (d. 1758) of "Batchellors
> Rest."
> An administrative account of this later John
> Spalding's estate taken in 1759
> shows that he left only one surviving child at that
> time, Ann (Spalding)
> Fenwick-Mattingly.
>




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