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From: The Goughs <>
Subject: Re: [MDSTMARY-L] John Pile, Gentleman of SMC
Date: Thu, 02 Jun 2005 21:36:23 -0500
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Randy, this is excellent research. However, I apologize if I missed
something. Doesn't the data infer that Sarah (Tattershall?) Pile is a
sbiling of Mary and William Tattershall. If she isn't a sibling, what
did John Pile mean when he called John Jarboe my "loving brother-in-law?"

Do not allow my lack of understanding detract from what you've written :-)

Mike



Dunavan Randy wrote:

>Greetings SMC Listers and those familiar with John Pile, Gentleman
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>(c.1617-1677) and Sarah ______ his wife.
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>Request comments.
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>Wanted to confirm, that we have yet to find the maiden name of Sarah ______
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>wife of John Pile, Gentleman, of St. Mary's County. But after spending the
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>past year or so searching her out in England - she remains illusive - as well as her husband.
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>We actually hired a very fine genealogist from Devonshire to waddle through some suspect
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>Documents, to dig out ol' Sarah and John Pile, but to no avail. Perhaps they chose to remain Recusants some 400 years later ????
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>None-the-less, the effort wasn't without reward. Some clues were revealed, of which we’d like to offer for your commentary.
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>First of all – think we all seemingly agree, [per John Pile’s relationship statements found in the Maryland record], that Sarah was likely a Tattershall. [She being a Jarboe is a reach]. But after transcribing a number of land transferal documents retrieved from the Record office in Devon county England we find NO Sarah mentioned in the Tattershall files. John Tattershall of Odstock, [Wiltshire, England], whom is mentioned in his brother William’s will of 1670, SMC, is identified in his father’s last legal English documents in 1633. He was Edmund Tattershall of Brook… see Descendant chart below. We do know this Edmund of Brook had more than one daughter, and only one is named (Frances) in the documents we read. Therefore, Sarah being a Tattershall is still a logical assumption. But that is just too convenient. So, perhaps we should review some data.
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>Sarah Pile, Lady Sarum. What was Lord Baltimore’s intent with this title?
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>Was it in reference to John’ Piles Plantation in Charles Co., MD?
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>Was it in reference to where John and/or Sarah were born?
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>Was it a sentimental reverence to Lord Baltimore’s birth place?
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>Was it out of respect or friendship to John and/or Sarah?
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>Or was it ________________
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>Fact: Sarum & Old Sarum was the ancient Roman name for Salisbury, Wiltshire, England
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>Fact: No record of Birth nor residence are apparent for this John or Sarah Pile in Wiltshire.
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>Fact: There was a high population of Piles residing in Salisbury 1550-1700, Lots of John Piles.
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>Fact: There were Tattershall (s) related to the SMC family, living in Salisbury 1600-1720
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> Odstock is just a couple miles from Salisbury.
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>Fact: Cecilius Calvert’s (2nd Lord Baltimore), wife Anne Arundel was raised at
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> Wardour, Castle in Wiltshire, England and she is buried at Tisbury, Wiltshire, England
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>Fact: Charles Calvert, 3rd Lord Baltimore was born in Salisbury.
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>Fact: From Lord Proprietor John Pile received 1,000 acres of 'Sarum' in Charles County, MD
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> near Newport in 1642 . It’s possible that plot was name Sarum prior.
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>Fact: Cecilius Calvert, Lord Baltimore, in a letter of introduction to his brother Gov. Leonard
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> Calvert, dated 16 Nov., 1642, directs that whereas this year John PILE and Benjamin GILL
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> intend to transport themselves and others into Maryland, acting in partnership.
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>Fact: Mary Mainwarning who’s family were recusants in Devonshire. Which is the next
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> County to the west of Wiltshire. Mary & William Tattershall had 2 brothers living in Devon
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> at that time. Mary Mainwarning married Benjamin Gill about 1629. Their daughters born in
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> London soon after. Benjamin Gill was born in London, England as well
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>FYI: Stone Hinge is located just outside the city of Salisbury
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> John Pile, Gentleman. Have found little proven data of John’s life prior to Maryland in our search into English records. In Wiltshire, especially in Salisbury, the Pile surname are in surplus during the 1500-1700s. These Pile are both recusants, but most are documented Anglicans and of means. A search of London and the Middlesex area has not been done. In Wilts, we have found no marriage index that had a John Pile marring a Sarah_______ Understandable as Catholic recusants or non-conformist.
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>Should we take John Pile’s statement literally “John Jarboe my Brother” ? This seems to be the key fact that ties the Piles, Jarboes, & Tattershalls as family.
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>Why did John Pile transport two children to a hostile country; William & Mary Tattershall?
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>What is the relationship of these Tattershall children to John & Sarah Pile?
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>Why would Wm & Mary Tattershall’s family risk sending children on a dangerous sea trip to Maryland?
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>Fact: John Pile was in London as a business Partner to Benjamin Gill prior to coming to
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>Fact: Both Pile & Gill were acquainted with Lord Baltimore.
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>Fact: Cecilius Calvert & Benjamin Gill have ties to Wiltshire.
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>Fact: John Pile has ties to Wiltshire is through the transporting of Wm. & Mary Tattershall
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> To Maryland
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>Fact: Pile, Gill, Calvert, & Tattershall are all Catholic
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>Benjamin Gill , father of Anna Gill, wife of Captain James Neale, came to Maryland in 1642. This relationship is shown in the following letter, written by Cecil Calvert, Lord Baltimore, to his brother in Maryland, dated 16 Nov. 1642 "Good Brother. Whereas I understand Capt. James Neale married the daughter and heir of Benjamin Gill, and that I did by a warrant bearing date the 16 November 1642 appoint my brother Leonard my then Lieutenant of Maryland to grant unto John Pile and Benjamin Gill certain parcels of land for and in respect of the transportation of themselves and their familys thither,, and that as I am informed the said Gill, nor any other in his right hath yett taken up any of the said land,which you find to be so, I would have you to grant unto the sd. Capt. Neale a hundred acre of land for the said Benjamin Gill his transporting himself and so much more land for every person transported by him. ... (Signed) C. Baltimore."
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> "Postscript. I pray cause that part of Delaware Bay, on which the Dutch are seated, and a convenient quantity of land to it to be erected into a County, and appoint the said Capt. Neale Commander of it." (Enclosure) "Whereas John Pile and Benj. Gill intend this year to transport themselves with a certain number of people into my province of Maryland, and to form themselves in partnership together, these are to signify unto you char I am contented to lett the said John Pile and Benj. Gill to have 100 ac. a peace of good land within that province.. - 7 1641. (Land Office, Lib. IV, foL 543). 29 Oct. 1649. Benjamin Gill demands 1000 acres for transporting himself and others into the Province in 1642, and a warrant issued to lay our the land next to the land of Mr. James Neale. (Land Office, Lib.,. ABH foL 27). Also in 1649. he patented 'Gill's Land" in Charles Co. 20 July 1660. Lord Baltimore, in a letter to Philip Calvert directs that whereas, Captain James Neale married the !
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> and heiress of Benjamin Gill, the said Captain Neale is to have the land due said Benjamin Gill by warrant dated 16 Nov. 1642. (Land Office, Lib. IV fol. 543). Benjamin Gill died, 22 Nov. 1655, at the house of Nicholas Causin at Port Tobacco, Charles Co., having made a verbal will whereby he left (among other bequests) a legacy of 500 lbs. of tobacco to his cousin Robert Cole of Sr. Mary's Co., and directed that, in case his son-in-law did not return to Maryland, his estate should be divided by his executors. (Prov. Ct. Lib. S, fol.126-130). (Neale Family of Charles Co., Md. Maryland Historical Magazibe Vol. VII, 201 (1912). Refs:Clark, Eva Turner,Gill : abstracts from records in southern states and genealogical notes New York: R.R. Smith, 1939, 202 pgs.)
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>>From Tom Jennings, 2/6/2004 and forwarded by Linda Reno 4-2005
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>Post Scripts William & Mary Tattershall were not the first Tattershalls that came to St. Mary’s County, Md. They came in 1648. Fr. Thomas Copley transported a group of 20 men in 1637. In that group was a Edmund Tattershall. There is little data on this Edmund.
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>William & Mary Tattershall’s nephew Edmund Smith predated their arrival to St. Mary’s county.
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>Edmund was the son of their sister Frances Tattershall Smith. Edmund Arrived abt 7-28-1640 in St. Mary's County, Maryland Transported by Richard Lelland ? (can not read the writting).
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>Edmund was a servant to Thomas Hatton, a Protestant, Justice, Judge, Attorney General of MD, and later acting Governor of Maryland. Then assigned to John Shircliffe a catholic of Newtown Hundred St. Mary's County, MD planter. We found no record of land ownership in Maryland for Edmund. He would of been a share cropper if he held no land. He probably farmed the 100 a. of Broad Neck on St Clements Hundred, John Shircliffe's land in the 1640s & 50s. He is in
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>Newtown Hundred Uncle William Tattershall did not own land until 1661, long after the last record of Edward Smith.
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>William Tattershall referred to Lt. Col. John Jarboe as “ my loving brother in law” in his 1670 will.
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>Descendants of Edmund Tattershall, of Brook
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>1. EDMUND4 TATTERSHALL, OF BROOK (EDMOND3, RICHARD2, TATTERSHALL1) was born 1595 in of Brook, Bramshaw, Southampton now Hamsphire, England, and died 1633 in Southampton, now Hampshire, England - likely. He married (1) ELIZABETH [STRONG] November 30, 1625 in England. She was born Unknown. He married (2) GRACE [TATTERSHALL]. .
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>Children of EDMUND TATTERSHALL and ELIZABETH [STRONG] are:
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>2. i. JOHN5 TATTERSHALL, I, GENT., OF ODSTOCK, b. Abt. 1600, of Wiltshire, England; d. Aft. March 08, 1696/97, Oddstock, Wiltshire, England.
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>3. ii. FRANCES TATTERSHALL, b. Abt. 1602, Wiltshire England - Likely; d. Abt. 1693, Wiltshire England - Likely.
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>4. iii. LAWRENCE TATTERSHALL, GENT, OF ODSTOCK, b. Bef. 1608, of Wiltshire County, England; d. Odstock, Wiltshire, England - likely.
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>5. iv. PETER TATTERSHALL, GENT., I, OF CHIDEOCK, b. Aft. 1621, Wiltshire, England; d. of Chideoch, Dorset, England.
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>6. v. MARY TATTERSHALL, b. 1630, Wiltshire, England; d. 1677, St Mary's Co., Md.
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>7. vi. WILLIAM TATTERSHALL, GENTLEMAN, b. 1637, Wiltshire, England; d. Bef. May 30, 1670, Bretton's Bay, St. Mary's County, MD.
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>2. JOHN5 TATTERSHALL, I, GENT., OF ODSTOCK (EDMUND4, EDMOND3, RICHARD2, TATTERSHALL1) was born Abt. 1600 in of Wiltshire, England, and died Aft. March 08, 1696/97 in Oddstock, Wiltshire, England. He married ANN [TATTERSHALL] in England. She was born in England, and died Bef. October 29, 1700 in Oddstock, Wiltshire, England.
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>Children of JOHN TATTERSHALL and ANN [TATTERSHALL] are:
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>i. FRANCES6 TATTERSHALL, b. Bef. 1652, Odstock, Wiltshire, England - likely; d. 1652, Odstock, Wiltshire, England.
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>ii. FRANCES TATTERSHALL, b. Abt. 1652, Wiltshire, England - Likely; d. of Cockham, England; m. JAMES BOYLO.
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>iii. JOHN TATTERSHALL, II, OF ODSTOCK, b. Bef. 1670, Whitlshire, England - likely; d. 1705, Wiltshire, England; m. KATHERINE [TATTERSHALL]; d. 1698, Wiltshire, England.
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>iv. THOMAS TATTERSHALL, b. Aft. 1670, Wiltshire, England - Likely; m. ? [TATTERSHALL].
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>v. EMMA TATTERSHALL, b. Abt. 1690, England; m. JOHN FORD, 1710, Stalbridge, near Wiltshire, England.
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>3. FRANCES5 TATTERSHALL (EDMUND4, EDMOND3, RICHARD2, TATTERSHALL1) was born Abt. 1602 in Wiltshire England - Likely, and died Abt. 1693 in Wiltshire England - Likely. She married (1) ANTHONY KEMPE. She married (2) FRANCIS WELDON. She married (3) GEORGE CAHPELL. She married (4) RICHARD SMITH Aft. 1615 in Wiltshire, England, son of WILLIAM SMITH I. He was born in England, and died 1624 in Wiltshire England - Likely. She married (5) ? DREWE Abt. 1624 in Wiltshire England - Likely. He was born in Eltonhead, Lancaster, England, and died Bet. 1626 - 1632 in Wiltshire England - Likely.
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>Child of FRANCES TATTERSHALL and ANTHONY KEMPE is:
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>i. KATHERINE6 KEMPE, b. Abt. 1633.
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>Child of FRANCES TATTERSHALL and RICHARD SMITH is:
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>ii. EDMUND6 SMITH, b. Bet. 1617 - 1620, Wiltshire, England - likely; d. Aft. 1661, St Mary's Co., MD ?.
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>Child of FRANCES TATTERSHALL and ? DREWE is:
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>iii. FRANCIS6 DREWE, b. Abt. 1626, Wiltshire England - Likely.
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>4. LAWRENCE5 TATTERSHALL, GENT, OF ODSTOCK (EDMUND4, EDMOND3, RICHARD2, TATTERSHALL1) was born Bef. 1608 in of Wiltshire County, England, and died in Odstock, Wiltshire, England - likely.
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>Child of LAWRENCE TATTERSHALL, GENT, OF ODSTOCK is:
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>i. LAWRENCE6 TATTERSHALL, GENT., OF SARUM, b. Bet. 1621 - 1640, Odstock, Wiltshire, England likely; d. Aft. February 06, 1690/91, Sarum, Wiltshire, England; m. URSULA [TATTERSHALL]; d. Aft. 1691, England.
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>5. PETER5 TATTERSHALL, GENT., I, OF CHIDEOCK (EDMUND4, EDMOND3, RICHARD2, TATTERSHALL1) was born Aft. 1621 in Wiltshire, England, and died in of Chideoch, Dorset, England. He married ? [TATTERSHALL] in Chideok, Dorset, England - Likely. She was born in England, and died in England.
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>Children of PETER TATTERSHALL and ? [TATTERSHALL] are:
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>i. GEORGE6 TATTERSHALL, b. of Chideoch, Dorchester, England; d. April 05, 1760, Dorset, England.
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>ii. MICHAEL TATTERSHALL, d. April 05, 1744, Dorset, England; m. ANNE [TATTERSHALL]; d. May 26, 1742, Dorset, England.
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>iii. PETER TATTERSHALL, II, OF CHDEOK, b. of Dorset, England; d. May 10, 1753, Dorset, England; m. ANNE [TATERSHALL]; d. December 21, 1756, Dorset, England.
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>6. MARY5 TATTERSHALL (EDMUND4, EDMOND3, RICHARD2, TATTERSHALL1) was born 1630 in Wiltshire, England, and died 1677 in St Mary's Co., Md. She married (1) JOHN JARBOE, LT. COL. October 1651 in St. Mary's County, Md, son of ? JARBOE/JABOT/GERBER/GERBAUT and ? [JARBOE/JABOT/GERBER/GERBAUT]. He was born 1619 in Dijon, Brugandy, France, and died March 04, 1673/74 in Newtown Hundred, Brittons Bay, Md. She married (2) STEPHEN GOUGH Aft. April 1674 in St. Marys or Calvert County, Md, son of WILLIAM GOUGH and HESTER LARKIN. He was born in Maryland, and died October 22, 1700 in St. Bernards, Newtown Hundred, St Mary's Co., Md.
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>Children of MARY TATTERSHALL and JOHN JARBOE are:
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>i. JOHN6 JARBOE II, b. 1659, St. Marys County, MD; d. May 16, 1705, St. Marys County, MD; m. (1) MARY PEAKE, Bef. 1680, Maryland; b. Aft. 1646, St Mary's Co., MD; d. Aft. 1690, St Mary's Co., MD; m. (2) SARAH JOY, Bef. 1693, St. Marys County, MD; b. St Mary's Co., Md; d. Bef. 1705, St. Mary's County, MD.
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>ii. MARY JARBOE, b. Abt. 1669, St. Mary's County, Md; d. Bef. December 1739, Calvert County, Md; m. (1) WILLIAM BOARMAN, MAJOR, 1686, Maryland; b. May 22, 1630, Wiltshire, England most likely; d. January 07, 1708/09, Bryantown, Charles Co, Md; m. (2) JOHN SANDERS, Aft. 1709; b. Of Charles Co., Md; d. 1730.
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>iii. PETER JARBOE, b. 1671, St. Mary's County, Md; d. Bef. April 07, 1698, St. Mary's County, Md; m. ANN NEVITT, Abt. 1697, ST. Mary's Co., Maryland; b. Abt. 1678, St Mary's Co., Md; d. 1698, St. Mary's County, Md.
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>iv. HENRY JARBOE I, b. April 1672, St. Mary's County, Md; d. Bef. March 18, 1707/08, St. Marys County, MD; m. MONICA JOY, St. Mary's County, Md; b. St Mary's Co., Md; d. Bef. 1707, St. Mary's County, Md.
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>Children of MARY TATTERSHALL and STEPHEN GOUGH are:
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>v. JAMES6 GOUGH I, b. Aft. 1675, St Mary's Co, MD; d. 1725, St. Mary's County, Md; m. ELIZABETH NEVITT, St Mary's Co., MD; b. Abt. 1682, St Mary's Co, MD; d. Maryland.
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>vi. MONICA GOUGH, b. Aft. 1675, Maryland.
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>vii. BENJAMIN GOUGH, SR., b. Abt. 1676, Maryland; d. Bef. June 02, 1736, St Mary's Co., Md; m. JANE 'JENN' CLARKE, Maryland; b. St Mary's Co., Md; d. Maryland.
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>viii. CHARLES GOUGH I, b. Aft. 1676, Maryland; d. Abt. 1697, Maryland; m. UNKNOW [GOUGH].
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>ix. MARY GOUGH, b. 1677, Calvert Co., Md; d. May 15, 1734, St Mary's Co., Md; m. JOHN MILES II, 1700, Maryland; b. 1677, St. Mary's County, Maryland; d. 1726, St. Marys Co., Maryland.
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>7. WILLIAM5 TATTERSHALL, GENTLEMAN (EDMUND4, EDMOND3, RICHARD2, TATTERSHALL1) was born 1637 in Wiltshire, England, and died Bef. May 30, 1670 in Bretton's Bay, St. Mary's County, MD. He married (1) CICLEY LEWGER, daughter of JOHN LEWGER and ANN [LEWGER]. She was born Aft. 1637 in Maryland. He married (2) ANNE LEWGER 1661 in St. Mary's Co., Maryland, daughter of JOHN LEWGER and ANN [LEWGER]. She was born Aft. 1637 in St. Mary's County, MD, and died Aft. 1674 in St Mary's County, MD - likely.
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>Children of WILLIAM TATTERSHALL and ANNE LEWGER are:
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>i. LAWRENCE6 TATTERSHALL, b. Bet. 1650 - 1670, St. Mary's County, MD; d. 1701, St Mary's Co. Md.
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>ii. WILLIAM TATTERSHALL, b. Aft. 1650, St Mary's Co., Md; d. Bef. 1670, St Mary's Co., Md.
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>iii. PHILLIP TATTERSHALL, b. Aft. 1650, of Prince George Co., MD; d. December 31, 1711, Charles Co., Md.
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>iv. CHARLES TATTERSHALL, d. February 10, 1708/09, Charles Co., Md.
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>v. MARY TATTERSHALL, b. Bet. 1650 - 1670, St Mary's Co., Md; d. Abt. 1705, St Mary's Co., Md; m. (1) JAMES TANT, St Mary's County, Md; b. St. Mary's County, MD; d. 1717, St. Mary's County, MD; m. (2) JAMES TANT; m. (3) JOHN YATES, Abt. 1690, MD; b. 1665, Engand.
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