Ancestors West-Vol 19No. 2-1993

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Ancestors
W E S T
Volume19,Number2,Summer1993
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
IN THIS ISSUE
Jose Lobero 41
The Boston Tea Party 42
Ahnentafel, Van Westen, No. 72 43
Dower Rights 49
Genealogists' Computing World 51
Hubbard Humor 53
The Seed Bed 54
The Old Stone Church 57
Queries 58
Book Reviews 59
New in the Library 63
1888 Santa Barbara City Directory 72
Index 75
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'Deceased
JOSE LOBERO
Guiseppe "Jose" Lobero was born in Genoa, Italy,
about 1815 and was son of Cayentano and Catarina
Lobero. He came to California sometime in the
1850s, arriving in Santa Barbara February, 1859,
to find the town mourning the death of Captain
Jose de la Guerra. Lobero hastily organized
a band of musicians to escort the funeral
procession from Casa de la Guerra to the Old
Mission. The De la Guerra family introduced
the "wandering minstral" to local society, who
JoseLobero. engaged his musical talent for special occasions.
His home was located at 110 West Carrillo Street. He opened a saloon
on the southeast corner of Canon Perdido and State Streets. The Mission
records his marriage to Clara Cota on September 27, 1862.
In 1871, when Lobero's musicians were performing at Col. W.W.
Hoilister's ranch in Glen Annie, Hollister learned of Lobero's dream
to build a fine opera house in Santa Barbara. This was a large project
for a small town, however, Col Hollister advanced $25,000 in gold
to Lobero for the construction. Thousands of adobe bricks were made
for the building to be located on the* corner of Canon Perdido and
Anacapa Streets. Unfortunately, the site was located in Chinatown,
an undesirable area with brothels, opium dens, and bars. Respectable
citizens were hesitant to attend evening performances at the theater.
Lobero was involved in all phases of a production. The first
performance opened in February, 1873, with the musical, La Culumala,
which he composed. He designed sets, directed the cast, as well as
the 14-piece orchestra. Because of poor attendance, he found it
difficult to repay Col. Hollister and eventually lost control of the
theater. He began drinking heavily and soon lost the saloon. His
wife threatened to leave him. On June 28, 1892, while his wife was
visiting relatives in Ventura, Lobero dressed in his formal black
clothes and strolled around town, passing his former home, which was
then owned by Col. Hollister. Two days later, neighbors noticed
Lobero had not picked up his milk and bread deliveries. He was found
dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. Because his death
was a suicide, his burial was refused in the Catholic Cemetery. He
is buried in Santa Barbara Cemetery.
Lobero's original theater was demolished in 1923, after being declared
unsafe for public use. It was replaced in 1924 by the modern Spanish
Revival style building designed by architect George Washington Smith
and his assistant, Lutah Maria Riggs. The building has had numerous
internal changes over the years. The Board of Supervisors placed
the landmark theater into the public trust. In 1938 the operation
was entrusted to the Lobero Theater Foundation. The Lobero Theater
is Southern California's oldest theater.
ANCESTORS WEST, SBCGS, Vol. 19, No. 2, Sumner 1993 41
THE BOSTON TEA PARTY
Shortly after 6 P.M. December 16, 1773, the doors of the Old South
Meetinghouse in Boston burst open and approximately a thousand
patriots ran down Milk Street, turned down Hutchinson Street toward
the three British ships anchored at Griffin's Wharf in Boston harbor.
Opposition to the Tea Act had been building steadily in the colonies
since legislation had been approved some months earlier to put a
tax on the tea imported from Great Britain.
Earlier in the day, Francis Rotch, one of the ship owners, was given
an opportunity to return to London with his cargo. Rotch refused
saying "Gentlemen, I cannot. It is wholly impracticable. It would
cause my ruin." John Andrews described the patriots as "cloath'd
in blankets with the heads muffled, and copper color'd countenances,
being each arm'd with a hatchet or axe, and a pair of pistols, nor
was their dialect different from which I conceived these geniuses
to speak, as their jargon was unintelligible to all but themselves."
In their Indian disguises, they proceeded to climb aboard the
Dartmouth, Eleanor and Beaver. They chopped open the tea chests,-
hurled the tea into the harbor, where it piled up in the low tide
like haystacks. By 9 P.M. the three ships had been stripped of
their hated cargo, leaving the remaining cargo intact.
A list of the "war party", compiled from various sources, said to
have participated, follows:
Joseph BASSETT Peter McINTOSH
Thomas BOLTER Thomas MELVILLE
James BREWER William MOLINEUX
John BROWN Thomas MOORE
Seth Ingersoll BROWN Joseph MOUNTFORD
Nicholas CAMPBELL Joseph PALMER
Thomas CHASE Jonathan PARKER
Benjamin CLARKE Joseph PAYSON
Adam COLSON Samuel PECK
S. COOLIDGE William PIERCE
John CRANE Lendall PITTS
Samuel DELBIER Thomas PORTER
Joseph EAYRS John PRINCE
Nathaniel FROTHINGHAM Edward PROCTOR
T. GAMMELL Henry PURKITT
Thomas GERRISH/GARRISH Paul REVERE
Samuel GORE Benjamin RICE
Moses GRANT John RUSSELL
Nathaniel GREEN William RUSSELL
William HENDLEY Robert SESSIONS
George HEWES Joseph SHED
John HOOTON Isaac SIMPSON
Edward C. HOW Peter SLATER
S. HOWARD Samuel SLOPER
Richard HUNNEWELL, JR. Thomas SPEAR
Richard HUNNEWELL Samuel SPRAGUE
Jonathan HUNNEWELL John SPURR
William HURDLEY James STARR
Daniel INGOLLSON Ebenezer STEVENS
David KENNERSON James SWANN
Joseph LEE Abraham TOWER
Benjamin TUCKER
Amos LINCOLN
Matthew LORING Thomas URANN
Mr. MARTIN Jonah WHEELER
Josiah WHEELER
1 Chronicle of America
Josuah WYETH
Dr. Thomas YOUNG
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COLONIAL CONNECTIONS OF CLEONE (DAMEWOOD) VAN WESTEN
1101 Green Oaks Drive—Los Osos CA 93402—(805)-528-5031
CODE SYMBOLS: # on ped. chart; Name; birth date-death date; Residences-county
and state - (city followed by , county and state)->Removed to;*+ rest of line
age unproven, but there may be a large collection of data; *! pedigree
stopped;*> Lineage or Visitation pedigree carried back to antiquity in many
cases; b birth, m marriage, d death, p probable, ?-?
(Documentation for these and allied lines did not come from IGI or Ancestral
File, although most of the information corresponds. Other sources are in my
extensive files, that have been researched the past thirty years. Corrections
and additions are welcome!)
A. David Richard VAN WESTEN (1918) Monterey Park> Bell> Manhattan Bch. CA
1. Cleone Eloise DAMEWO0D (1923) Phillips, Denver, C0> Manhattan Bch. CA.
2. Cedric Errol DAMEW00D (1898-1980) Taylor IA>Denver,Adams>Los Osos,SLO CA.
3. Gladys Flora (3J0VER (1904-) Phillips>Denver,CO> Manhattan Bch. CA
B. Peiter C. VAN WESTEN (1881-1965)N6rd Holland 1886>Oiicago>Pasadena,CA *>
C. Hulda Amelia BURGESCN(1880-1944)Goteburg,Sweden 1891>Chicago> Bell,CA *>
4. Oiarles Edward DAMEW0CD (1868-1940) Page LA>NE>Hiillips>Denver>Loveland C0~
5 Nelle Georgiana GRIFFIN (1876-1965) Taylor IA> NE> Phillips >Denver CO
6. George Thomas GL0VER(1864-1954)Beetown,Grant WI>Cass IA>Hblyoke,Phillips CO
7. Flora Jane DAVIS (1880-1969) Caldwell KY> Weld> Hblyoke, Phillips CO.
8. Francis Asbury DAMEWOOD (1845-1930) Knox TN>Dubois BOPage IA>Lincoln,NE
9. Eliza A. THOMPSON (1827-1924) Jackson IN>Montgomery>Page IA>Lincoln,NE
10. Benjamin Franklin GRIFFIN (1852-1936) Michigan>Taylor IA> Loveland, 00
11. Isabel (Elizabeth) ELLIOTT (1857-1915) Jasper>Taylor IA> Loveland, CO
12. Thomas Nettle GLOVER (1827-1918jMontgomery M0>WI>Leadville C0>Whittier,CA
13. Martha BAKER (1830-1922)Warren NJ>Grant WI>Whittier CA>Simi,Ventura CA
14. John Richard DAVIS (1855-1950)Caldwell KY>Weld 00>Platte WY>Phillips CO
15. Sarah COATS (1851-1895) Hopkins KY> Phillips>Eaton, Weld CO.
16. Isaac DAMEWOOD (1824-1912)EhoxTN>Dubois IN>Taylor>Clarinda,Page IA
17. Elizabeth MCFHERRIN (1827-1903) Knox TN>Dubois IN>Taylor> Page IA
18. Thomas J.THOMPSON(1819-1888)>Franklin 0H>Jackson IN>Adams IA>Nodaway M0
19. Mary E. FINDLEY(1833-1899) Jackson IN>Montgomery>Adams,Page IA>M0
20 Frank (21IFFIN NY>MI> Married 16 Feb 1850 Clark (XDBerrein ? MI *+
21 Dolly VALENTINE (-) CAN>0H>MI (French Canadian tradition) *+
22. James Hickland ELLIOTT (1819-1908)Fleming KYX)wen IN>Jasper,Taylor IA>NE
23. Julianne Emaline HICKS (1834-1895)Habersham GA>Owen IN>Jasper>Taylor IA
24. James GLOVER (1793-1873) Oiarles MD> Montgomery M0> Grant WI,Hennipin, MI
25. Elizabeth DOKESR (1805-1863+)Nelson KY>Lincoln>Montgomery M0>Grant WI
26. John Hampton BAKER (1791-1877)Hunterdon>Sussex>Warren NJ>Grant WI
27. Mary LACEY (1791-1870) Hunterdon/Sussex/Warren NJ> Grant WI
28. Thomas Green DAVIS (1815-1863) Caldwell KY; m. (1) Mary Dunbar 1840.
29. Mary Ann YOUNG (m (2) 1845, dau.of Isaac YOUNG-ancestor of J.R.Davis *+
30. John COATS (1818-1860) Bedford TN>Hopkins EY
31. Nancy (Mary) WOMACK (1835-pre 1850) Bedford TN
32. Nathan DAMEWOOD (1795-1853)BotetourtVA>Ehox TN>Dubois IN
33. Mary HENDERSON (1798-1849) >Khox TN>Dubois IN *+
ANCESTORS WEST, SBCGS, Vol. 19, No. 2, Sumner 1993 43
34. James H. McPHERRIN{ McFerrin) (1800-?)Green/Knox TN>Dubois IN>Henry IA
35. Sarah CLAPP (1798-?)Alimnce>Guilford>Qrange NOKhox TN
38. William H.FINDLEY (1792-1863) Westmoreland PA>Jackson ^Montgomery IA
39. Hannah EDWARDS p (?-pre 1850)Jackson IN (m. 1820)(Edwards tradition.) *+
44. John ELLIOTT (1798-1830) Augusta/Botetourt VA>Greenup>Fleming KY.
45. Polly (Sally) OFFILL (1797-1855+) Augusta>Greenup>Owen KY>Jasper IA
46. Wyley HICKS(1796-1845)Granville>Montgomery NO Habersham GA>Owen IN
47. Rhoda H0LDERNESS(ca 1780-1885)Caswell/Montgomery NC>GA>IN>Taylor IN *+
48. John Philpot GLOVER (1768-1843) Charles MD>Truxton, Montgomery MO
49. Mathilda NETTLE (ca 1770-1850+)Charles MD> Truxton, Montgomery M0>
50. Dr. Thomas D0ZIER(1771-1831)Prince Wm.VA>Nelson KY>Charles>Lincoln M0
51. Catherine LANCASTER (ca 1771-pre 1830)Charles MD>Nelson KY>Lincoln M0
52. John W.BAKER ?(ca. 1774-?)Phil PA>Sussex NJ 1790>Cayuga(Tompkins)NY 1810
53. ?JSon of Jacob Baker & Hannah Smith res Mint,Phil. PA Baker Estate? *+
54. John LACEY Esq.(ca 1768-1813) m. Burlington> Morris>Sussex NJ
55. Mary BOWLBY (ca 1768-1830+) Washington, Mansfield Woodhouse, Warren NJ
56. Richard DAVIS Jr. (cal787-1845) b.VA; m. 1807 Livingston/Caldwell KY
57. teargaret (Polly DUNBAR (?1787-pre 1850)b.IRE or SCT>PA?>MS?>Caldwell KY
60. Thomas COATS(?1800-)p SCT>Chester PA>Rowan NC>SC>Lincoln>Bedford TN *+
62. Hawkins WOMACK (1806-pre 1850) VA>?Rowan NC> Bedford TN *+
63. Jane {Jenny} COOPER (1808-1891)?Rowan NC> Bedford TN *+
64. J4LLchai{Melchior}DAMEW00D{Demu^ PA>Botetourt VA> TN
65. Hannah De HAVEN? (m & d in VA) Malchai removed to Knox TN 1804 *!
68. William MoFHERRIN (?) Botetourt VA. m. ? Green TN> Knox Co. TN *+
70. John Ludwick CLAPP III (1773-1840+)Orange NOKhox TN or IN
71. Barbara O0KTNER (1770 to 1789-1840+) Almanc«>Oi7ange>Guilford>KhQX TN *!
76a Abel FINDLEY p(1770)-1846) Cumberland >Westmoreland PA>Clark>Jackson IN
77a. Rebecca COURTNEY p(m.gift 15 Nov 1790)-Westmoreland PA>Clark>Jackson IN
77b. Rebecca COONS m. 17 Nov 1790 {Hugh Abel b 1792 m.Rebecca Cover-Coon *!
(Two lineages of Abel, and father John in Clan Finley)
88. James ELLICTT(ca 1776-1841) Augusta VA>Botetourt VA>Fleming KY. m.1797 *>
89. p(l) Francis GHESSCM ((SAYSCN?)?* Montgomery Co. VA *>
90. John OFFILL(ca 1776-pre 1818) Augusta VA>Montgomery KY 1810>Greenup KY *>
91. Jane ? John's widow lived in Greenup KY 1820>Owen IN>Jasper IA *|
92. James HICKS(m found 1797-Granville>Montgomery NOSOFranklin GA
93. Sarah JORDAN (?Tradition, Robert of Wake NC m. Sarah Jordan>McNairy TN)
94. Thomas HOLDERNESS(BOLINES)?? (-d 1833 Martin NC near Wake,Granville NC
96. Phillip aOVER (pre 1752-1791) Zachia Swamp, Port Tobacco, Charles MD
97. Charity PHILPOT (ca 1752-1790) Zachia Swamp.Port Tobacco, Oiarles MD
98. James NETTLE p(NuTTAL-Nl7EHALL?) St. Mary's MD.>?Charles Co. MD
99. Edith DUTTON Allen's Fresh, Charles MD (bro. Nbtley Jr. m. ELTON)
100. James Ingoe DOZIER (1738-1791) Richmond>Loudon>Lunenburg VA>Madison KY
101. Martha DAVIS? \(May be connected to Loudon VA DAVIS family *+
102. Raphael LANCASTER (1732-1802)Cobb's Neck, Charles MD>Bardstown,Nelson KY
103. Elinor BRADFORD (1735-1802)Prince Georges's MD>Bardstown,Nelson KY
104. Jacob BAKER (prel750-1820)Ger>Phil.PA,d.nr.Mint,son John W.,Hessian trad.
105. Hannah SMITH (ca.1750-1830)m.Ger Reformed Church,Phil.PA {fits trad.*+
108. Richard LACY (ca 1742-1813) Fairfield CN>fam in Cayuga NY> d. Sussex NJ
110. Samuel BOWLBY (BOWLSBY) (1735-1823)Burlington NJ>Hunterdon/Warren NJ
111. Elizabeth DUNN or DAVIS (? -Pre 1823) *!
112. Richard(Dickie)DAVTS Sr.?(1757-1813)Louisa>Halifax VA>Fayette>H6pkins KY
113. Ann Chiles ?! Rowland Chiles s. land to Richard in Halifax 1783 *+
114. William DUNBAR ?p(1749-)SCT>VA>Pittsburg PA>Livingston KY>Natchez MS *+
115. Dinah ?(1767-1821) p(Richard DAVIS Sr. was in MS briefly pre 1810) t\
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128. Henry (Damewocd) DEMUTH p( - )Shauffhausen, SWT>(Ref.Ch)Lancaster PA *+
120. Marguerite GEISSLER pJFour sons b.1745-1755 may have anglicized names*J
140. John Ludwig CLAP II(1742-1834)01ey,Berks,PA>Guilford>Orange NC
141. Sophia ALBRIQST (1749-1821) (recent breakthrough, need to document) *!
152a. John FINDLEY p(1740-1813) Cumberland PA>Cecil MD>Westmoreland PA
153a. tery DIXON p(1741-1825) York>{m.in Episcopal ch.1760 Lancaster PA}
152b John FINDLEY?(1737-1813) Antrim>1742>Belfast IRE>Cumberland>Beaver Dam,
153b Mary BOYD? (-)!m 1759JWestmoreland PA>Albany >Jackson IN (Clan Finley)
154a Hugh COURTNEY Westmoreland>Pittsburg PA (related to Hercules C?) *+
155a. Jane LITTLE (Finley Clan by Stout) *+
154b. John COURTNEY WestjK)reland>Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Beaver PA *+
155b. Isabella |Westmoreland court records indicate Rebecca's father is John.
184. Robert HICKS (-)Onslow NOBrunswick VA> Oxford, Granville NC
186 George JORDAN Granville NC,son of George Jordan Sr of Nansemond VA *+
188. William HOLDERNESS(Hblines)Caswell NC sold land to Thomas in Martin NC *+
192. Richard QjOVER (cal732-1750)Calvert MD>Talbot MD> St. Mary's MD
193. Mary (7WAHREN, KEECH or WADE) Charles MD.or JONES in Calvert MD *+*+*+
194. John PHTLPOT (1692-pre 1746) Zachia Swamp,Charles MD>d. in VA shipwreck*>
195. Ann COITRELL (?-?) Claries Co. MD (in father's will)
196. John or James NUTHALL? Of St. Mary's MD *>
197. Margaret, wife of James! (Authorities believe Nettle is Nuthall!) *!
198. Notley DOTTON Sr. (1694- )Allen's Fresh, Oiarles Co. MD. *+
200. Leonard D0ZJJER II (1680-1733) WestjDoreland>RichnK3nd>Lunenburg VA
201. Elizabeth INGGE (ca 1680-1748) m. (1) Thomas Ascough * *+
203. Capt. John LANCASTER (?-1760) Cobb's Neck, Charles MD (Manor 'Speakes')
204. Elizabeth NEALE (pre 1721 -wl743) Neale's Gift, Charles MD
206. John Joseph BRADFORD (ca. 1700-1770) Prince George MD>pre Washington DC
207. Ann DARNALL (ca 1704-d.l735 at childbirth) Prince George MD>
216. David LACY (1715-ca.1738-1756) Stratfield CN>Newton, Fairfield CN
217. Hannah BOOTH (ca 1715-?)IDavid died in service of French-Indian War *!
220. John BCWLBY (Btw.1696-1706;d 1782) Nottingham Eng>Burlington>Tm1aydale NJ
221. Mary LANNING or MERCER? *+
304a. George FINDLEY p(1718-1792)DublinIre>1718 Del>Cecil>Frederick MD>PA
305a. Elizabeth HARRISON p(1721-1792)Charles MD>Cecil>Frederick MD>PA *>
304b. William FINDLEY (1715- )Dublin>1742 Belfast IRE>1773 Cumberland PA
305b. Jane Holland STEELE (1721-1757)m Dublin IRE 1734>Westmoreland PA *i
306. Thomas DIXDN (-) Cumberland PA J much Dixon info PA, VA and MD *+
307 Mary DINWIDDY (-)<Xmberland/Ybrk PAJmuch Dinwiddy inf. PA and SCT *+
368. Daniel HICKSJFam from Swansea MA cal730>Chowan>w-to son Robert,Onslow NC
369. Lucie SAGE? dau of Robert SAGS of Onslow NC JBoth are in Onslow NC +*
384. Thomas GLOVER p (-1732) Isle of Wight> Northumberland VA> St. Mary's MD
385. Winifred FOWLER, dau of Joseph FOWLER of Calvert MD *+
390. James CCTTEELL ( )Charles Co. MD *+
391. Ann BUPCKD dau. of Thomas BUPCRD! May connect to the VA BUP0RDS *>
388. Edward PHTLPOT (ca 1662-1718) Charles MD *>
387. Susanna POSEY (ca 1670-ca 1708) Charles MD
399. Thomas DUTT0N p(m 1660) sons Mathew b.1692, Notley b 1694.Charles MD *+
400. Elizabeth JThomas DUNTCN in Northampton VA same time as John NUTHALL *+
400 Leonard D0ZIER(D'Auge?)(1643-1693) Paris, France>nat. Westmoreland VA *+
401 Elizabeth!name variations;D'Auge, Huger,D'Hbzier,Tozier,Lozier,LeSeur,*+
408. Capt. John LANCASTER (1673-)> Speakes? Lancaster/Bristol ENOCharles MD*+
409. Fannie JEARNACHANJTheir son John & wf Heloyise -Jearnegan Visitation *>
410 Raphael NEALE (1682-1743) Wollaston Manor, Charles MD
411 Mary BROCKE ( -1760) De La Brooke, Calvert> Wollaston manor,Charles MD
ANCESTORS WEST, SBCGS, Vol. 19, No. 2, Sumner 1993 45
412. John BRADFORD (ca 1666-1726)Stoke Golding, Leicester Eng>Prince George MD
413 (1)? GAUNT (2)m.l705 Joyce CARROLL BUTLER, bro or kin James C. of IRE *>
414. Henry DARNALL II (1682-m ca 1702-ca 1759) Marlboro, Prince George's MD
415. Elizabeth DIGGS dau of Col. Win. Digges of Fort Washington, Charles MD
432. John LACEY (1678-1761) Salem, MA> Fairfield CN>Stratfield CN>
433. Ruth WAKELEE (1694-ca 1761) widow of Ephraim Treadwell *!
440. Thomas B0LESBY(1667-1730) Mansfield Woodhouse, Notts, Eng>Burlington NJ*+
441. Martha BARKER (ca.1706-1747+)dau of Samuel Gent of Barlborough,Derby *+
608a.John FINLEY p(1691-1769)Fife SCT>Armagh>Dublin IREM720 Chester>York PA
609a. Alice MITCHELL p (m. 1711 in Dublin IRE) *!
608b.John FINDLEY p (1688-1758) Antrim>Dublin>Lohdonderry>Antrim TJKE>
609b. Margaret OSBORNE p (m 1704) Dunaghy Chyd, Antrim IKE *!
610a.Richard HARRISON ! This couple is in MD records, the correct period, *>
610a. Dorothy HANSEN] aunt to John Hansen, pres. of Continental Congress *>
768. Richard GLOVER 7(1645-1684)Isle of Wight VA
769. Mary BROWNE, dau of Francis Brown *,'
770. Joseph FOWLER of Calvert MD JMany allied families have New Eng names *+
776. Edward PHTLPOT (1589-97 -1678)?H61bum, London Eng.>Charles Co. MD
777. Bridget COURTS ? (Deed of Gift, Courts Place 1660 by John COURTS) *+
778. John POSEY (1652-ca 1689) Oiarles Co. MD
779. Lees Amalie HELAINE (ca 1652-1689) dau. of John BELAINE (VILAINE) *!
820. Anthony NEALE (1659-1723)English desc, b Spain>Wallaston Manor,Charles MD
821. Elizabeth R0SEWELL(His father,diplomat for King Charles II in Europe
822. Baker BROOKE (1628-1679)Battel, Sussex>London>De La Brooke, Calvert MD
823. Ann CALVERT b ca 1646 ENG>MD-raised by famous aunt Margaret Brent,MD
824. John BRADFORD I ( - ) of Stoke Golding, Leicester Co. ENG *+
825. ? SMITH of ENG: Bradford-Smith rec. Lancaster VA early 1700's *+
288. Col. Henry DARNALL (1638-1711)ENG>London>Ann Arundel>Prince George's MD
829. Eleanor HATT0N(1642-1724)Widow of Major Thomas BROOKE;(Visitation) *+
830. Col. William DIGGS(-1697)VA>St.Marys>P.George>Charles>Fort Washington MD
831. Elizabeth SEWALL(-1705) St. Mary's MD>Prince George>Charles MD
864. Edward LACEY (ca 1655/56-m ca 1675)ENG>Boston>Salem MA>1697 Fairfield CN.
865. Sarah ? (Two Lacy ladies were tried as witches at Salem) *+
866. Jacob WAKELEE, early settler of Stratfield CN, son of Henry & Sarah *+
867. Hannah FEET *!
1216a.Mexander FINLEY p(1667-1736) Incharie Fife SCT>1674 Dublin IRE
1217a. Margaret JENNINGS p(1668-1742)Dau Wm.& Margaret (MOKDUCK)JENNINGS *!
1216b.William FINDLEY ?(1654-1721) St. Andrew's Fife SCT>Antrim IRE *+
1217b Jane WCRDELL(1658-1723)JFinleys merge 1579-83>MDBeth>ancient line> *+
1536. Richard GLOVER (1611-1696)St Butolph Without Aldgate London ENG> VA. *+
1537. Mary BOOKER, dau of Richard BOOKER to VA. *>
1552. Henry PHTTiPOTT p(ca«1552-?) Kent Eng> Holburn, London, Eng *>
1553. ? iEnglish Heralds-Glover and Philpot; French Heralds-D'Hbzier *+
1554. ?John COURTS Oiarles Co. MD *+
1556. Francis(Francois)POSEY(P0SCHET)(1600-1654)Voyaux,Cambrai FRA>London>MD
1557. Elizabeth to MD 1635 with Fenwick, indentured servant *J
1558. John BELAINE (VILAINE) *',
1640. Capt. James NEALE, gent.(1615-18 -1684) London> Spain> Charles MD
1641. Ann GTT,L(ca 1620-1698)London>!(reputed lady-in-waiting, Charles I)
1642. William R0SEWELL ( ? -1695) St. Winifred's Freehold, St. Mary's MD *+
1643. Emma LANGWCKTH? or JOHNSON? (1632-+1702), widow of William Turner *+
1644. Rev./Gov. Robert BROOKE (1602-1655)Hampshire>London Eng.>Calvert MD
1645. Mary BAKER (ca 1602-1634> Battel, Sussex>London Eng>Calvert MD
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1646. Gov. Leonard CALVERT (1606-1647) London>St. Mary's MD (2nd son)
1647. Ann BRENT (?1622-1645-52) Ilmington, Gloucester ENG (of VA-MD Brents)
1656. Phillip DARNALL (1604- )Sec.Lord Baltimore I>Clohonnan, Wexford IRE
1657. Mary CALVERT (?- 1692) sis.of Lord Talbot, d.Lady Somerset's London
1658. MaJ. Richard HATTON(-1649) Salop>Long Ditton, Surrey> Kingston, Herts *>
1659. Ellinore AL00CKE? JHattons & Alcockes in Wexford IRE & Chester ENG *>
1660. Gov.Edward DIGCES (1620-1710) Chilham Castle Kent> Beliefield, York VA
1661. Elizabeth PAGE or BRAY? (DIGGES Visitation back to John of Gaunt) *>
1662. Hon. Henry SEWALL (-1665) Nuneaton, Warwickshire,(SEWALL Visitation) *>
1663. Jane LOWE widow of Jesse Wharton (LOWE and CAVENDISH Visitations) *>
1728. John LACEY (b 1587 Isle of Wight, Tradition Nottingham Eng> Boston MA *>
3112. Marteyn POSEY (POCHET)Voyeaux ERA>Threadneedle St.,London (Pedigree) *>
313. Ann De C0I*lET(2)Susanne Demarets(1636)Poschets>ne FRA-15th Century *!
3280. Raphael NEALE (1618-1672)of Wallaston, Northhampton>Drury Lane,London*>
3281. Jane Forman, (widow of Dr. Forman of London) NEALE Visitation) *>
3288. Thomas BROOKE, Barrister(1561-1612)Whitechurch, Hampshire (Visitation)*>
3289. Susan FOSTER (FCRSTER) ( -1612) (FCRSTER Visitation) *>
3290. Thomas BAKER of Battle, Sussex, Eng. (BAKER Visitation) *>
3291. Mary ENGHAM, dau of Sir Thomas ENGHAM of Goodneston, Kent ENG *>
3292. George CALVERT Lord Baltijnore I (1580-1632) Yorkshire>bur London ENG *>
3293. Anne MYNNE (1579-ml604-dl622)d London, bur Hertingfordbury, Herts *>
3294. Sir Richard BRENT (m 1594-1652)Ilmington,Gloucester (BRENT Visitation)*>
3295 Elizabeth REED of Teusburie-Witten>bur at Bredon with father Giles *>
3312. Henry DARNALL, Gent.(1564-1607) Essondon, Herts, (DARNALL Visitation) *>
3313. Marie T0CKE (1573-1632) Essondon, Wormley, & Sanstead (Visitation) *>
3320. Sir Dudley DIGGES, Baronet (1583-1639) Chilham Castle, Kent> London *>
3321. Lady Mary KEMP of 01.ant.igh, Kent, heir of Sir Thomas KEMP *+
3322. Francis PAGE p(1549- ) of Bedford>Middlesex near London *+
3324. Richard SEWALL (SEWALL Visitation) *>
3325. Mary DUGDALE, sister of William DUCBALE, Garter King of Arms *+
3326. Vincent LOWE of Denby, Derby; ancient family (LOWE Visitation) *>
3327. Ann CAVENDISH (illegitimate dau. of Henry) CAVENDISH Visitation) *>
6560. Raphael NEALE ( - ) Yelden, Co. Bedford >of Wallaston, Notts ca 1610
6561 Grace BUTLER ( - )of Cothenles, Pembroke (NEALE Visitation) *>
6562. Benjamin GILL ( - ) London Eng.>MD *!
6576. Richard BROCKS (1551-dl594) of Whitechurch, Hampshire (BB0CKE Chart) *>
6577. Elizabeth TWYNNE ( -1599) Sister and co-heiress of John TWYNNE *+
6578. Sir Thomas FORSTER (1548-1612) London> Herts (4'x5' BROOKE Chart) *>
6579. Susan FCRSTER St.(ml575-1625)St.John's>ClerkenweU,London>Herts. *>
6580. John BAKER (Rl509-1547) Henry VIII;of Duckinghouse, d. Witheyham *>
6481. Elizabeth ISTED, dau of Richard of Moathouse in Mayfield. *!
6582. Sir Thomas ENGHAM ( -1621) Knighted 1619; Manor of Goodeston, Kent *>
6583. Prysilla H0NEYW00D, dau of Robert HONEYWOCD of Postling, Kent *>
6584. Leonard CALVERT (1550-m ca 1575) Kipling,Bolton, Danby-Wiske,Yorkshire*>
6585. Alicia CR0SSLAND, of Crossland HILL, Yorkshire *>
6586. George MYNNE(-1581)Bexley, bur St.Mary's Ch., Hertinfordberry, Herts *>
6587. Elizabeth WROTH (-1614) Durance in Enfield, Middlesex (Royal line) *>
6588. Richard BRENT(1572-1652)of Stoke & Admington,IJjnington, Warickshire *>
6589. Mary HUGGEFCRD (Brent Visitation, ancient family) *+
6590. Richard(Giles)REED, Esq.of Teusburie (Tewkebury) & Bredon,Glou *!
6591. Katherine (SEVILLE (of Royal Descent) (STAFFORD Visitation) *>
6624. John DARNALL (1531-1604-5)Docwra, Hertingfordbury, Herts (Visitation) *>
6625. Susan MYNNE( - )A cousin to Anne MYNNE, wife of LCRD BALTIMORE I *>
6640. Sir Dudley DIGGES (1583-1639) Diplomat; erected Chilham Castle, Kent *>
6641. Lady Mary KEMP (-1608) dau. of Thomas Kemp of Olantigh, Kent ENG *>
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6648. Henry SEWALL, Alderman & Mayor (1589-1606) Coventry, Warwickshire *>
6649. Margaret GLAZEBROGK (GAZEBROQK) *!
6654. Henry CAVENDISH(1550-1616)Oiatsworth>Tutbury,Derby,(No legitimate ch.)*>
6655. Grace TALBOT,dau of George TALBOT Earl of Shrewsbury,(no issue) *>
13160. Henry BAKER (R 1485-1509) Temp. HenryVII (9 gen.BAKER Visitation) *+
13168. John CALVERT of Kiplin,near Danby Wiske, Yorkshire; Temp Henry VTII *>
13170. George? John CR0SSLAND(-1587)of Armsley Yorks(CR0SSLAND Visitation) *>
13171. Joanna HAWKSW0RTH (1575)Crossland, Almonsbury Yorks (Visitation) *>
13174. Sir Thomas WROTH(1519-1573)From Hautes-Rivers-Gray of Royal descent *>
13175. Lady Mary RICH dau. of Richard, Lord(Chancellor)Rich; Henry VTII *>
13176. Sir William BRENT(-1594)Lord-Stoke & Admington, Ilmington Gloucester
13177. Elizabeth *', (BRENT Visitation back 12 more generations) *>
13178. John HUGGEPORD (My HUGGEPORD Visitation may not connect) *+
13179. Katherine HENNEAGE *+
13180. ? REED of Tuesburie(Tewkesbury)WITT0N arms of Nethercote,Oxford *+
13182. Sir Fulke (SEVILLE, (1515-1559)Khight, M.P. Warwick Castle *>
13183. Elizabeth WILLCUGHBY Alcester;hr of Edward, desc. of Warwick Earls *>
13280. Thomas DIGGES (-1595) Chillingham Kent>London: Famous mathemetician *>
13281 Ann St LECSR (-1636) Ulcombe Kent, dau of Sir Warham (Visitation) *>
13308 Sir William CAVENDISH ( -1557) of Chatsworth, Derby (Visitation) *>
13309 Elizabeth (Beth) HARDWICK, dau of Thomas of Hardwick, Barley,Derby *>
«>BR00KE-BAKER-*>PCRSTER*>-EbKKAM-EUffiD0N-H^^
DeBEALMraCT-D«QuTNCEY>King Fergus of Scotland and other crowns (Brooke chart)
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>BRENT-HUGCXFORD-HENNA(S-a)LCHES
DeMONTECTUE>1277-
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*>DIGGES-*>ST.LEGER-*>NEvTJXE-FENNE-*>STAEP^
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*>DARNELL*>T0CKE-TTOlB0uI2NE-Da^ >Henry, Earl of Lancaster
*>DeLOWE-*>CAVENDTJffl->LEI(m-CGKAYra
*>BOWLBY-BAEKER-MANNERS-SEENCE>1550-
*>C^JVERT-MYNNE-Oa0SSLAND^WR0rra-RI(^-HAm^
*>JEARNEGAN-JEARNINGHAM>1182
*>P0SOET-*(2j0VER-*PHILP0T.1550
*>HATT0N
The English Worthies: L.A. Public Library, Genealogical section and LDS
Family history centers; Brooke chart, Visitations, Harlein publications, Eng
lish County Histories, Maryland histories, Calvert Papers; Maryland Archives;
Original documents, Annapolis MD., LDS microfilms of original documents,
family papers and books in Maryland and British Isles. On site photographs of
locations, including manors and castles. (IGI and Ancestral file pre 14th
century records coincided with previous research.)
The Commoners: Original documents in County Court houses, churches, news
papers; census, pensions and military in National Archives: historical back
ground in frontier, family, county and state histories; Rivers of America,
W.P.A. Federal Writers, cemeteries; memoirs and manuscripts.(Researched five
or more documents of each ancestor in person, correspondence or microfilm.)
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