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Subject: Re: [MDSTMARY] is this Philip Greenwell the son of Thomas Greenwelland _________ Ford?
Date: Sun, 14 Jan 2007 11:16:39 -0600
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Mike I had the Thomas Greenwell that m. Mary Medley as s/o James Greenwell & Grace Taylor. I have Grace b. abt 1652 & 1st child (Stephen) born 1672. The 1714 birth date for Thomas would mean a spread of 42 child bearing years. Grace would have been in mid 60s when Thomas born? Do I have families mixed up? Dave ----- Original Message ----- From: "The Goughs" <> To: <> Sent: Sunday, January 14, 2007 10:04 AM Subject: [MDSTMARY] is this Philip Greenwell the son of Thomas Greenwell and _________ Ford? > Linda, is this Philip Greenwell the son of Thomas Greenwell and > _________ Ford? I show they have a son, Philip born abt 1730: > > Mike > > Descendants of Thomas Greenwell > > 1 [1] Thomas Greenwell b: Abt. 1714 in St. Mary's County, > MD d: Bet. 22 Mar 1749/50 - 05 Sep 1750 in St. Mary's County, MD > .. +Mary Medley b: Abt. 1701 m: Abt. 1730 > .. 2 Ann Greenwell b: Abt. 1730 in St. Mary's County, MD > > ...... +Robert Cole Sr. m: 1748 > .. 2 George Greenwell b: 1730 d: 1785 in St. Mary's Co., > Md > ...... +Elizabeth __________ b: 1740 d: 1797 > *2nd Wife of [1] Thomas Greenwell: > .. +_________ Ford m: Abt. 1736 > .. 2 [2] Phillip Greenwell b: Abt. 1736 in St. Mary's County, > MD > ...... +Mary Manning > .. *2nd Wife of [2] Phillip Greenwell: > ...... +Winifred Greenwell > .. 2 Winifred Greenwell b: in St. Mary's County, MD > .. 2 Anastasia Greenwell b: 08 Sep 1740 in St. Mary's County, > MD > .. 2 Monica Greenwell b: 20 Aug 1743 in St. Mary's County, > MD > *3rd Wife of [1] Thomas Greenwell: > .. +Mary Heard m: Abt. 1746 > .. 2 Mary Greenwell b: 16 Sep 1747 in St. Mary's County, > MD > ...... +Bennett Abell > .. 2 [3] Raphael Greenwell b: 20 Oct 1749 in St. Mary's > County, MD d: 1783 > ...... +Chloe Tarlton b: Abt. 1750 in St. Mary's County, MD > d: Bet. 1782 - 1783 in St. Mary's Co., MD m: 10 Apr 1774 in Jesuit > Mission > .. *2nd Wife of [3] Raphael Greenwell: > ...... +Elizabeth Greenwell m: Aft. 10 Apr 1774 > > > Linda Reno wrote: > >>Good morning, >> >>It is my belief that Anastasia, wife of Nicholas Mills, was Anastasia >>Gough, >>dau. of Stephen Gough and his wife, Mary Norris, both of whom died in >>1743. >>Stephen Gough had inherited "Gough's Levels" from his father, James Gough >>(d. 1725) and devised this property to his son, Ignatius in his 1743 will >>along with "Gough's Conveniency". The last record I have of Ignatius is >>1745, so I would guess that he died and Anastasia inherited the land. >>Nicholas Mills in his 1785 will devised these two pieces of property, >>previously owned by Stephen Gough, to his son, Ignatius Mills: "Gough's >>Level," 42 acres; "Gough's Conveniency," 48 acres. >> >>Anastasia Gough was the first wife of Nicholas Mills and the mother of his >>children. His second wife was Winifred Van Reswick, widow of Philip >>Greenwell. >> >>Linda Reno >> >> >>----- Original Message ----- >>From: "K Woodring" <> >>To: <>; <> >>Sent: Saturday, January 13, 2007 6:27 PM >>Subject: Re: [MDSTMARY] Peter Mills >> >> >> >> >>>Mary, >>> The initial you have mistakenly assigned to this Peter Mills was his >>>"mark" on his will, NOT his middle initial. >>> Ethelbert Mills was the son of Nicholas Mills and Anastasia _____ b 12 >>>Nov 1764 (Recorded at St. Andrews Church, Leonardtown, MD) >>> >>> Here are some of my notes and a letter from Anne Well's sister Elizabeth >>>Wells to John Close. There are many letters up to the years 1845. I >>>received them via email from the website listed below. >>> >>> Letters from Elisabeth WELLS [Washington Co., KY] to John CLOSE [KY> LA] >>> Author: JTrahanUSA Date: 25 Oct 2005 3:28 AM GMT Rootsweb >>> Surnames: WELLS CLOSE FARROW FARRAR HARDIN HARDEN DOWDLE DOWDALL DOWDELL >>>MILLS HENDRIX HENDRICK HENDRICKS >>> >>>Transcription of a letter [#1] from Elisabeth WELLS to John CLOSE dated >>>22 >>>Feb 1805 >>> February the 22nd 1805 >>>Washington County >>>State of Kentucky >>> Dear Brother I happily embrace this opportunity of writing to you to >>>inform you that I am in a good state of health at present But do inform >>>you that I have been sick. I had a fellum [sp] over my eye but by >>>applying >>>a blister plaster on the back of my neck I found relief and by so doing I >>>have 12 running sores. >>> Dear Brother I received your letter on the 14th day of February dated >>> the >>>27th day of November. You blame me for not writing oftener than I do; had >>>I a pen at my will I would write to you every opportunity. >>> Dear Brother, The love and respect I owe to you shall never depart until >>>Death [?] me from this world depart. I must inform you that I am living >>>in >>>the same house I lived in time past. You inform me you have a mind to go >>>to the sea (which causes me a great deal of uneasiness) which I wish you >>>not to do; you have informed me you have the opportunity of marrying a >>>lady with an independent fortune; which I would be very happy in your so >>>doing And then I would be very happy in seeing you return to your own >>>native country. Dear Brother I wish you would inform me in your next >>>letter whether you propose coming to this country or not. >>> Dear Brother I send by the bearer of this letter Forty five yards of six >>>hundred lining which I wish you would sell to the best advantage for me >>>and send the money back by my friend, Bernard Montgomery And send a >>>letter >>>back with the money. Amongst the lining which I send there is Four yards >>>of a small stripe which I make a present to you. I hope you will receive >>>it for the love you owe to me. >>> I must inform you that we have had a very hard winter which occasioned >>>great loses on the waters which the number of boats lost by the Ice was >>>100 and odd And there was 4 men froze to death in the Neighbourhood of >>>Beards Town on the third day of February. >>> >>>I must inform you that there has been a great deal of sickness last faul >>>and this winter that there has been a great many Deaths in particularly >>>young people which makes me fear that I may be the next. The candle is >>>almost burnt out and we will lay it by till tomorrow the 23 of February. >>> The last account I received of our sister Elender she was very sick and >>>her youngest child is dead the last account I received of my sister >>>Henrix >>>she was well and all her family. Sister Mills too desires to be >>>remembered >>>by you. She is well and all her family. >>> Dear uncle, I, Margaret Mills desires to be remembered by you. I am well >>>and in Perfect Health. >>> Dear Brother May God be your keeper from all harm and may your time be >>>spent pleasing to his holy will and may you from all wicked company keep >>>and may your days in grace, peace and happiness be spent and your nights >>>be spent in quiet sleep and rest until we do meet together. I have >>>nothing >>>more to write by I remain your loving Sister until death. >>> Eliza Wells >>> >>> A marriage bond was signed in Nelson County, Kentucky for the marriage >>>between James HENDRIX [HENDRICK/HENDRICKS?] and Polly MILLS [Mary "Polly" >>>MILLS] was signed, as surator, by Jacob CLOSE/CLOSSE, father of John >>>CLOSE. >>> That same day, in Nelson County, Kentucky, another marriage bond was >>>signed for the marriage between Ethelbert MILLS and Anna WELLS (sister of >>>Elisabeth"Betsy" WELLS). Surator was James HARDEN/HARDIN, who was married >>>to Margaret "Peggy" WELLS (another sister of Elisabeth "Betsy" WELLS). >>> I have more information about these families posted on my websites at: >>> JOANNA FARROW - A TIMELINE OF EVENTS IN HER LIFE >>>http://www.geocities.com/jlwostal/JoannaFarrow.html >>> THE JOHN CLOSE STORY >>>http://www.geocities.com/jlwostal/JohnClose.html >>> >>> >>>mary yoder <> wrote: >>> The Peter P. Mills that I have in my d/base doesn't match either. Peter >>>P. >>>Mills b >>>1633 Holland, d 1684 SMC, MD; m Mary Shircliffe (1647-1675)--has >>>children: >>>Nicholaus I Milles, Peter Mills (ca 1675) & Elizabeth Mills (m William >>>Spink). >>> >>>Peter P. Mills was s/o Nicholaus Mills 6 Sep 1599 Bath, England; m Ann >>>Longly >>>27 May 1632 St James, Clarkenwell, England. Has a brother John Mills d >>>1697 >>>SMC, MD; m Mary Bechwith (no children). >>> >>>IF the tree is correct. Was looking for Epherbert/Ethelbert Mills who m >>>1787 >>>Nelson Co, Ky, m Annie Wells--found the tree--& copies it. Was looking >>>for >>>a connection between Epherbert Mills & Ignatius Medcalf (there are >>>together >>>in the 1788 tithes of Nelson Co. Ignatius' wife was Mary ?? Thought she >>>might >>>been a MILLS but can't find any data on MD here in IL. >>> >>>Don't have the resources to prove this tree!!! >>> >>>Mary >>>----- Original Message ----- >>>From: "K Woodring" >>>To: >>>Sent: Friday, January 12, 2007 12:34 PM >>>Subject: Re: [MDSTMARY] Peter Mills >>> >>> >>> >>> >>>>I recently found this in Carson Gibbs Supplement: >>>> >>>>Yikes, who is this Peter Mills or is he one and the same? >>>> >>>>Mills, Ann >>>>CC:70 Film No.: SR 8201 >>>>Transported by 1664 >>>>Transcript. 7:80 [SR 7349]; 8:450 [SR 7350] >>>>Original. DD:493 [SR 8202] >>>>MSA SC 4341-3895 >>>>-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >>>>Mills, Ann >>>>FF:436 Film No.: SR 8204 >>>>Transported in 1650 or 1651 by Peter Mills, her husband >>>>Transcript. 10:385 [SR 7352] >>>>MSA SC 4341-4951 >>>>-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >>>> >>>>Mills, Idy >>>>FF:436 Film No.: SR 8204 >>>>Transported in 1650 or 1651 by Peter Mills, her brother >>>>Transcript. 10:385 [SR 7352] >>>>MSA SC 4341-4952 >>>>------------------------------ >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>Norma Lundgren wrote: Yes, you must have missed >>>>some entries like this in those days. A gift of like >>>>kind was often given at a child's birth or any time thereafter. >>>> >>>>----- Original Message ----- >>>>From: >>>>To: >>>>Sent: Thursday, January 11, 2007 8:11 AM >>>>Subject: Re: [MDSTMARY] John Shercilffe >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>>In a message dated 1/11/2007 9:49:50 AM Eastern Standard Time, >>>>> writes: >>>>> >>>>><< >>>>>Ann Goldsborough had to have been transported between 1637 and 1648 as >>>>>these >>>>>were the only years John Lewger Sr. was in Md. and "many years since" >>>>>implies she arrived in the early part of this period. being a servant, >>>>>she >>>>>probably had to serve a minimum of 4 years, so the earliest she would >>>>>be >>>>>"eligible" to have married John Shircliffe would have been circa 1642. >>>>> >> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>Hi >>>>> >>>>>Maybe I'm missing something here (as usual) but if this Mary, is the >>>>>daughter >>>>>of John Shercliffe, she would prob, been older than 6 yrs of age. >>>>> >>>>>On 19th day of Aprill 1649 John Nunn gave Mary Sheircliffe a "Cowe >>>>>Calfe >>>>>which is for the paynes and care that her mother tooke with mee when I >>>>>was >>>>>Sicke " >>>>>refs:Judicial and Testamentary Business of the Provincial Court, >>>>>1637-1650 >>>>>Volume 4, Page 483 >>>>> >>>>>and also >>>>>12/19/1648 Mary the Daughter of John Shirtliffs mark. Viz The Left eare >>>>>Crop'd & a hole therein, the Right eare ouerkeeld & slitt.refs:Judicial >>>>>and >>>>>Testamentary Business of the Provincial Court, 1637-1650 Volume 4, Page >>>>>462 >>>>> >>>>>Are we saying John Shercliffe wed only 1x? >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>Tom Jennings >>>>> >>>>>------------------------------- >>>>>To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >>>>> 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 >>>> with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >>>>quotes in the subject and the body of the message >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>< , |/ >>>>< ' /| >>>> >>>>Kat Woodring >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>--------------------------------- >>>>Food fight? Enjoy some healthy debate >>>>in the Yahoo! 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