| 2. | John Hawley was born in 1739 in Prince George Co, Maryland (son of John Hawley and Hester Burch, (dau of who?)); died on 13 Mar 1815 in Lououn Co, Virgina. Notes:
=== Contributed by Ralph D. Smith
Oct. 1761 - Frederick County, Md. Deeds. John Holly (sic],
of Prince George's County, planter, deeds to John Boone of Berks County, Pa., for 112 pounds, 10 shillings current money, "Fellowship," beginning at the original beginning tree of said tract before it was resurveyed, given for 172 acres. Signed John dally [sic.] Mary Ann, wife of the said John Holly [sic], releases dower.
Source: Frederick County, Md. Land Records, Liber G, pp- 204-
1763-4 - The Prince George's County, Md. Debt Book of 1763-4 shows John Haully [sic] with; "Exeter," 173 acres.
Source: 1763-4 Prince George's County, Md. Debt Book, p. 23. (MSA Microfilm Roll SR 8232)
Oct. 1768 - Frederick County, Md. Deeds. Jeremiah Prather,
of Hampshire County, Va. (wife Mary Ann), for 310 pounds current money, deeds to John Nally and Zachariah Dowries, of Prince George's County, part of "Dear Park," "The Resurvey on Part of Dear Park," and part of "Bear Garden Enlarged," adjacent to tract called "Edmonston's Chance," given for 297 acres.
Source; Frederick County, Mn. Land Records, Liber L, pp. 575-
Comment: Zechariah Downs is John's brother-In-law. When Patricia A. Andersen abstracted this deed she read the name as "John Kelly." At p. 6 of her book, "Hawley, Halley, Holley," Laura Hawley read the name as "John Hally."
1776 John is in the 1776 Census of St. John's [King
George's] and Prince George's Parishes, Prince George's County, Md., as follows:
--John Halley, age 37 [so b. 1739]
--male, age 19 [so b. 1757]
--male, age 17 [so b. 1759]
--male, age 13 [so b. 1763]
--male, age 5 [so b. 1771]
--male, age 3 [so b. 1773]
--Mary Halley, age 36 [so b. 1740]
--another female, age 36 [so b. 1740]
--femnte, age 16 [so b. 1760]
--female, age 7 [so b. 1769)
--female, age 5 [so b. 17711
--female, age 1 [so b. 1775]
--female slave, age 21
Source: Brumbaugh, Gaius M., "Maryland Records, Colonial, Revolutionary, County and Church, from Original Sources," Vol. 1, p. 62.
1779 - John and Mary Ann Hawley built a home in 1779 in Loudoun County, Va. on 198 acres adjoining Difficult Run at the border of Fairfax and Loudoun Counties, Va. The home has been restored and an adddtion added to the rear. It is believed that John is buried in the family cemetery behind the home in an unmarked grave.
Source: Hawley, Laura, "Hawley, Halley, Holley," p. 6.
1787 - John Hawlly [sic] is in the 1787 Tax List of Loudoun County, Va., as follows: no white males 16-21, 1 black over 16, no blacks under 16, 4 horses/mules, 16 cattle.
Source: Schreiner-Yantis, Netti, and Love, Florene S. "The 1787 Census of Virginxa," p. 60.
Comment: Also in this tax list are John's sons Absolum Hawlly (0-0-0-1-3) and William Hawlly (0-0-0-4-5.) Source: Ibid., pp. 60 (William) and 61 (Absolum.)
Oct. 1795 - John Hawley/Halley appraised the Loudoun County, Va. inventory of Francis Padgett/Paget and also purchased at his estate sale.
Source: Hawley, Laura, "Hawley, Halley, Holley," p. 199.
Nov. 1796 - John Hawley appraised the Loudoun County, Va. inventory of Benjamin Hutchison.
Source: Hawley, Laura, "Hawley, Halley, Holley," ? 199.
1800 - John Halley is in the 1800 Tax List of Loudoun County, Va. (list of Jesse Timms, Commissioner), as follows: 1 white tithable, 2 horses, 2 slaves over 16, no slaves 12-16.
Source: "The Virginia Genealogist," Vol. 35, P. 188.
Comment: The other Halleys on Timms' list are John's sons Absalum Halley and Barton Halley.
1810 - John is in the 1810 Census of Loudoun County, Va., as follows:
--John Hawley, age 45 or older
--female, age 45 or older
--2 males, age 16-26
--2 females, age 16-26
--5 slaves_
Comment: There is a younger John Hawley (age 26-45) and family in this Census; his identity is not known.
Mar. 13, 1815 - John's will was probated on Mar. 13, 1815 in Loudoun County, Va. [contents of will not given] Executors: James Mckim and Robert Latham. Robert Latham was the minister of the Little River Baptist Church in Aldie, Loudoun Co., Va. where John and Mary Ann were members. James McKim was an elder of the Church.
Source: Hawley, Laura, "Hawley, Halley, Holley," p. 6.
===
HOLLY, John, Charles Co. 10 June 1755; 9 Jan 1756
To son Thomas Holly, tract called "Exeter" In Prince George's Co.
To son Nathaniel Holly, 2 tracts where I now live called "Costly" and Costlys Addition."
To son John Holly, tract called "Fellowship," In Frederick Co.
Easter Holly, wife, extx.
Wit: Jane Summers, John Burch, James Greene. 30.41
===
Esther Halley 76.302 PG £13.18.10 Sep 22 1761
Appraisers: William Webster, James Hawkins.
Creditors: John Bayne for Robert Waters, Robert Nedel for Christopher Lowndes & Co.
Next of kin: Nat. Halley, John Halley.
Administrator: Thomas Halley.
===
List of Debts for Edward Cole, Jr.
In the Inventories is a list of the debts due to the estate of Edward Cole, Jr.
The inventory was filed in Charles County.
The list is undated; however, other probate information indicated the date of the list to be June 1761.
This list can be found in Liber 76, Folios 260-268.
Debts
George Athey
Liga Athey
Thomas Athey
Hezekiah Athey
Benjamin Athey
James Atchesson
John Atchesson and Joseph Martin
william Atcheseon
William Atchesson (Piscataway)
Owen Athey
Leonard & Benjamin Atchesson
Clement Atchesson
Joseph Athey
John Athey
Henry Brooke
Francis Burch
Thomas Bowling
John Bryant, Sr.
Andrew Buchanan (merchant)
Joseph Bateman
John Blansett
John Bryant, Jr.
John Boswell
Henry Brawner
Richard Bryant
Benjamin Burk
Josias Beale
John Ballandine (Virginia)
Nathaniel Barker
John Burch
Thomas Barney
John Burgess
John Barker son of Samuel
Joseph Boarman
John Bryant bricklayer
James Bowling
Gerrard Boarman
John Brook (Nansemoy)
Francis Boorman
Joshua Brady
Silvester Baylis
John Barker
Monaca Brooke
William Bond (Quascoes)
Charles Bowen & John Holiday
Sarah Biggs
Thomas Buckmaster & Mary Fowles
James Bowen
James Aulder
Mary Brook
John Boroughs
Thomas Byrn
Benjamin Buckmaster
Dr. James Bates
Jacob Cox
Patrick Conner
Barnaby Cetrill
Jacob Clemons, Sr.
Charles Clemons
Thomas Collis
William Curtin
William Clemons
William Caward
Walter Clemons
John Clemons
Robert Henley Coats
John Clemons
Richard Connor, Sr.
Robert Cato
John Chapman
John Cassil
John Catton with John Clemons & John Bush
James Cox
Wright Cracroft
Motley Clemons
Peter Covet
James Cullen
James Copsey
Sarah Cranford
Susannah Cox
William Card
Witer Dent
Thomas Dyer
Benjamin Downes
William Dyer
David Donahue
Thomas Dent
widow Degreagen
George Dixon
William Downes, Sr.
Thomas & William Dyer
William Downes, Jr.
William Davis
Abram Davenport
Edward Dyer
John Dorsey son of William
Joseph Davis
John Deaver, Sr.
Charles Down
William Davis
James Dowten
John Deaver, Jr.
George Denton
John Dorsey son James
William Ensey
Charles Ennis
Jeremiah Edwards
John Emberson, Jr.
John Emberson, Sr.
William Everitt
David Flint
William Ford
Richard Farrell & Richard Marlow
Esau Freeman
Forgeson Freeman
Joseph Fowler
Benjamin Fenwick
James Frazer
George Fowler
Daniel Frazier
Robert Gordon
Jacob Gardiner
Benjamin Gardner, Sr.
Thomas Giddins
Rebecca Gordon
Benjamin Gardner, Jr.
Charles Gates
Charles Guy
Ignatius Green
William Gardner
John Grimes
Richard Gray
John Gates
George Thompsom
John James
John Gray (Clifts)
Joe Waters
Jude Gatton
John Gray
Frances Garvin
Thomas Gray
Joseph Gardner
John Holden
Robert Clark Hall
William Hutson
Henry Haislip
John Hanes
Peter Hutson
James Hardie
Clement Hill
John Hardy
Benjamin Higdon
John Hawkins
George Hunter
John Holley
John Hardy & Samuel Crown
Daniel Hodgkin
Easter Holley
William Hall (Cook Town)
Dr. John Hamilton
Henry Haws, Jr.
Thomas Human, Jr.
Benjamin Hunt
John Hance
George Howard
William Hall
Sarah Hall
Archibald Johnson
Francis Jones & Jacob Clemons
John Jones
John Johnston
Evans Jones (shoemaker)
James Jewel
Benjamin Jefferson
Joshua Jurdan
James Jarboe
John Jefferson, Sr.
Thomas King
Timothy King
Barnaby Kelly
James King
William Knight (Joyner)
John King
Thomas King (Hunting Creek)
Elisabeth Knot
Clement Knot
Stephens Lomax
Locken Long
John Lord
John Lomax
Nathan Lord
Christopher Lowndes
Joseph Lewis
Jacob Leason
John Lavally
Joseph Marlow
Francis Masks, Jr.
Daniel Mackenzy
Thomas Marbury
Edmond Macketta
John Mackette
Bennett Mudd
Charles Mackferson
James Martin
Thomas Macketta
Thomas Marshall, Sr.
William Macketee
Thomas Hanson Marshall
James Macketee son Patrick
Jeremiah Mudd
James Mudd
George Maxwell (merchant)
Capt. John Marshall
Abram Mister
William Mudd
Thomas Munroe
William Mackey
John Mudd
Samuel Mahoney, Jr.
David Miller
Baptist Mattingly
Leonard Mattingly (ship carpenter)
Thomas Monott
William Monott, Young Cox, & Edward Talbott
Thomas Noble
George Nobel
Richard Numan
Roswell Halley
William Norfolk
Thomas Hicks Nuton
Thomas Owen
George Parker
Dr. Richard Pile
Benjamin Peach
Mathew Pope
Robert Poore
John Pye
John Peacock
John Price & Jeremiah Cox
Hutcheson Parker
John Pearce
John Rowe
John Roberson
John Redmond
John Ratliff & Charles Adams
George Rowland
Isaac Roberson
Charles Roberson (ship carpenter)
William Roberson
Isaac Hollings
John Reads (blacksmith)
Ignatius Sims
Richard Truman Stoddart
Thomas Smallwood
Benjamin Smith
Benjamin Smallwood
Mary Stewart
Joseph Shaw
Joseph Smith (ship carpenter)
Catherine Sims
Jamie; Smith, Jr. (blacksmith)
Alexander Steal, Jr.
Leonard Smith
widow Sims (Piscattaway)
Bazil Smith
Joshua Sedwick
Thomas Spalding
Michael Spalding
Margaret Scott
Joshua Shamwell
Major Skinner
Edward Smithers
Thomas Sayers
Robert Specknall, Sr. with
William Taylor & Edward Talbot
Benjamin Sap
Leonard Skinner
George Tasker
Joseph Towson
Thomas Tennant
William Tyler
John Thomas
Samuel Tubman
William Thompson
Thomas Thompson
John Thompson, Jr.
Thomas Talbott
Henry Tipatt
Ann Taylor
John Taylor
Joseph Talbott, Jr.
Charles Tuel
William Underwood
George Venerable
John Vyrmeer
Joseph Vanswersingen
Richard Wade
John Williams
Richard Wheeler
James Wheeler
Ignatius Wheeler
Henry Woodward
Robert Williams
Charles Ward
Henry Wartham
Edward Wheeler
Melilla Wade
William Wornall
William Williams
James Webster
Benjamin Witecomb
Henry Wood
Benjamin Wails
John Wood
Edward & William Wood
Elisabeth Wood
James Ward
Aleanor Wilkinson
John Wakis
Franck Well, Sr.
Jeremiah Wood
===
1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Prince Georges County: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 381-32: EXETER: 316 acres; Possession of - 316 Acres - Wheeler, John : Re-Surveyed 1 March 1687 for John Wheeler on the South side of the main fresh that falleth into Piscataway Creek about 2 miles from the head of the said creek between a bound Red Oak standing on the East side of a deep branch that falleth into the aforesaid fresh & at the head of an Indian field. {mm note; spelled EXETOR in record} : {mm Note; not identified to a specific Hundred. Location identified by watercourse or nearby tract.}, This land is said to lie in Prince Georges County and there charged,,
===
Prince George's County, Maryland - Land Owners at Time PGCo Was Formed - 1696: Tract Name: EXETER; Owner: Wheeler, John: Orig County = C {Charles = C, Calvert = V}; Patent Date: Aug 1, 1672 : Ref: Liber 17 f 245 : Map Location: R-17
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=== Contributed by Ralph D. Smith
Oct. 1761 - Frederick County, Md. Deeds. John Holly (sic],
of Prince George's County, planter, deeds to John Boone of Berks County, Pa., for 112 pounds, 10 shillings current money, "Fellowship," beginning at the original beginning tree of said tract before it was resurveyed, given for 172 acres. Signed John dally [sic.] Mary Ann, wife of the said John Holly [sic], releases dower.
Source: Frederick County, Md. Land Records, Liber G, pp- 204-
1763-4 - The Prince George's County, Md. Debt Book of 1763-4 shows John Haully [sic] with; "Exeter," 173 acres.
Source: 1763-4 Prince George's County, Md. Debt Book, p. 23. (MSA Microfilm Roll SR 8232)
Oct. 1768 - Frederick County, Md. Deeds. Jeremiah Prather,
of Hampshire County, Va. (wife Mary Ann), for 310 pounds current money, deeds to John Nally and Zachariah Dowries, of Prince George's County, part of "Dear Park," "The Resurvey on Part of Dear Park," and part of "Bear Garden Enlarged," adjacent to tract called "Edmonston's Chance," given for 297 acres.
Source; Frederick County, Mn. Land Records, Liber L, pp. 575-
Comment: Zechariah Downs is John's brother-In-law. When Patricia A. Andersen abstracted this deed she read the name as "John Kelly." At p. 6 of her book, "Hawley, Halley, Holley," Laura Hawley read the name as "John Hally."
1776 John is in the 1776 Census of St. John's [King
George's] and Prince George's Parishes, Prince George's County, Md., as follows:
--John Halley, age 37 [so b. 1739]
--male, age 19 [so b. 1757]
--male, age 17 [so b. 1759]
--male, age 13 [so b. 1763]
--male, age 5 [so b. 1771]
--male, age 3 [so b. 1773]
--Mary Halley, age 36 [so b. 1740]
--another female, age 36 [so b. 1740]
--femnte, age 16 [so b. 1760]
--female, age 7 [so b. 1769)
--female, age 5 [so b. 17711
--female, age 1 [so b. 1775]
--female slave, age 21
Source: Brumbaugh, Gaius M., "Maryland Records, Colonial, Revolutionary, County and Church, from Original Sources," Vol. 1, p. 62.
1779 - John and Mary Ann Hawley built a home in 1779 in Loudoun County, Va. on 198 acres adjoining Difficult Run at the border of Fairfax and Loudoun Counties, Va. The home has been restored and an adddtion added to the rear. It is believed that John is buried in the family cemetery behind the home in an unmarked grave.
Source: Hawley, Laura, "Hawley, Halley, Holley," p. 6.
1787 - John Hawlly [sic] is in the 1787 Tax List of Loudoun County, Va., as follows: no white males 16-21, 1 black over 16, no blacks under 16, 4 horses/mules, 16 cattle.
Source: Schreiner-Yantis, Netti, and Love, Florene S. "The 1787 Census of Virginxa," p. 60.
Comment: Also in this tax list are John's sons Absolum Hawlly (0-0-0-1-3) and William Hawlly (0-0-0-4-5.) Source: Ibid., pp. 60 (William) and 61 (Absolum.)
Oct. 1795 - John Hawley/Halley appraised the Loudoun County, Va. inventory of Francis Padgett/Paget and also purchased at his estate sale.
Source: Hawley, Laura, "Hawley, Halley, Holley," p. 199.
Nov. 1796 - John Hawley appraised the Loudoun County, Va. inventory of Benjamin Hutchison.
Source: Hawley, Laura, "Hawley, Halley, Holley," ? 199.
1800 - John Halley is in the 1800 Tax List of Loudoun County, Va. (list of Jesse Timms, Commissioner), as follows: 1 white tithable, 2 horses, 2 slaves over 16, no slaves 12-16.
Source: "The Virginia Genealogist," Vol. 35, P. 188.
Comment: The other Halleys on Timms' list are John's sons Absalum Halley and Barton Halley.
1810 - John is in the 1810 Census of Loudoun County, Va., as follows:
--John Hawley, age 45 or older
--female, age 45 or older
--2 males, age 16-26
--2 females, age 16-26
--5 slaves_
Comment: There is a younger John Hawley (age 26-45) and family in this Census; his identity is not known.
Mar. 13, 1815 - John's will was probated on Mar. 13, 1815 in Loudoun County, Va. [contents of will not given] Executors: James Mckim and Robert Latham. Robert Latham was the minister of the Little River Baptist Church in Aldie, Loudoun Co., Va. where John and Mary Ann were members. James McKim was an elder of the Church.
Source: Hawley, Laura, "Hawley, Halley, Holley," p. 6.
===
HOLLY, John, Charles Co. 10 June 1755; 9 Jan 1756
To son Thomas Holly, tract called "Exeter" In Prince George's Co.
To son Nathaniel Holly, 2 tracts where I now live called "Costly" and Costlys Addition."
To son John Holly, tract called "Fellowship," In Frederick Co.
Easter Holly, wife, extx.
Wit: Jane Summers, John Burch, James Greene. 30.41
===
Esther Halley 76.302 PG £13.18.10 Sep 22 1761
Appraisers: William Webster, James Hawkins.
Creditors: John Bayne for Robert Waters, Robert Nedel for Christopher Lowndes & Co.
Next of kin: Nat. Halley, John Halley.
Administrator: Thomas Halley.
===
List of Debts for Edward Cole, Jr.
In the Inventories is a list of the debts due to the estate of Edward Cole, Jr.
The inventory was filed in Charles County.
The list is undated; however, other probate information indicated the date of the list to be June 1761.
This list can be found in Liber 76, Folios 260-268.
Debts
George Athey
Liga Athey
Thomas Athey
Hezekiah Athey
Benjamin Athey
James Atchesson
John Atchesson and Joseph Martin
william Atcheseon
William Atchesson (Piscataway)
Owen Athey
Leonard & Benjamin Atchesson
Clement Atchesson
Joseph Athey
John Athey
Henry Brooke
Francis Burch
Thomas Bowling
John Bryant, Sr.
Andrew Buchanan (merchant)
Joseph Bateman
John Blansett
John Bryant, Jr.
John Boswell
Henry Brawner
Richard Bryant
Benjamin Burk
Josias Beale
John Ballandine (Virginia)
Nathaniel Barker
John Burch
Thomas Barney
John Burgess
John Barker son of Samuel
Joseph Boarman
John Bryant bricklayer
James Bowling
Gerrard Boarman
John Brook (Nansemoy)
Francis Boorman
Joshua Brady
Silvester Baylis
John Barker
Monaca Brooke
William Bond (Quascoes)
Charles Bowen & John Holiday
Sarah Biggs
Thomas Buckmaster & Mary Fowles
James Bowen
James Aulder
Mary Brook
John Boroughs
Thomas Byrn
Benjamin Buckmaster
Dr. James Bates
Jacob Cox
Patrick Conner
Barnaby Cetrill
Jacob Clemons, Sr.
Charles Clemons
Thomas Collis
William Curtin
William Clemons
William Caward
Walter Clemons
John Clemons
Robert Henley Coats
John Clemons
Richard Connor, Sr.
Robert Cato
John Chapman
John Cassil
John Catton with John Clemons & John Bush
James Cox
Wright Cracroft
Motley Clemons
Peter Covet
James Cullen
James Copsey
Sarah Cranford
Susannah Cox
William Card
Witer Dent
Thomas Dyer
Benjamin Downes
William Dyer
David Donahue
Thomas Dent
widow Degreagen
George Dixon
William Downes, Sr.
Thomas & William Dyer
William Downes, Jr.
William Davis
Abram Davenport
Edward Dyer
John Dorsey son of William
Joseph Davis
John Deaver, Sr.
Charles Down
William Davis
James Dowten
John Deaver, Jr.
George Denton
John Dorsey son James
William Ensey
Charles Ennis
Jeremiah Edwards
John Emberson, Jr.
John Emberson, Sr.
William Everitt
David Flint
William Ford
Richard Farrell & Richard Marlow
Esau Freeman
Forgeson Freeman
Joseph Fowler
Benjamin Fenwick
James Frazer
George Fowler
Daniel Frazier
Robert Gordon
Jacob Gardiner
Benjamin Gardner, Sr.
Thomas Giddins
Rebecca Gordon
Benjamin Gardner, Jr.
Charles Gates
Charles Guy
Ignatius Green
William Gardner
John Grimes
Richard Gray
John Gates
George Thompsom
John James
John Gray (Clifts)
Joe Waters
Jude Gatton
John Gray
Frances Garvin
Thomas Gray
Joseph Gardner
John Holden
Robert Clark Hall
William Hutson
Henry Haislip
John Hanes
Peter Hutson
James Hardie
Clement Hill
John Hardy
Benjamin Higdon
John Hawkins
George Hunter
John Holley
John Hardy & Samuel Crown
Daniel Hodgkin
Easter Holley
William Hall (Cook Town)
Dr. John Hamilton
Henry Haws, Jr.
Thomas Human, Jr.
Benjamin Hunt
John Hance
George Howard
William Hall
Sarah Hall
Archibald Johnson
Francis Jones & Jacob Clemons
John Jones
John Johnston
Evans Jones (shoemaker)
James Jewel
Benjamin Jefferson
Joshua Jurdan
James Jarboe
John Jefferson, Sr.
Thomas King
Timothy King
Barnaby Kelly
James King
William Knight (Joyner)
John King
Thomas King (Hunting Creek)
Elisabeth Knot
Clement Knot
Stephens Lomax
Locken Long
John Lord
John Lomax
Nathan Lord
Christopher Lowndes
Joseph Lewis
Jacob Leason
John Lavally
Joseph Marlow
Francis Masks, Jr.
Daniel Mackenzy
Thomas Marbury
Edmond Macketta
John Mackette
Bennett Mudd
Charles Mackferson
James Martin
Thomas Macketta
Thomas Marshall, Sr.
William Macketee
Thomas Hanson Marshall
James Macketee son Patrick
Jeremiah Mudd
James Mudd
George Maxwell (merchant)
Capt. John Marshall
Abram Mister
William Mudd
Thomas Munroe
William Mackey
John Mudd
Samuel Mahoney, Jr.
David Miller
Baptist Mattingly
Leonard Mattingly (ship carpenter)
Thomas Monott
William Monott, Young Cox, & Edward Talbott
Thomas Noble
George Nobel
Richard Numan
Roswell Halley
William Norfolk
Thomas Hicks Nuton
Thomas Owen
George Parker
Dr. Richard Pile
Benjamin Peach
Mathew Pope
Robert Poore
John Pye
John Peacock
John Price & Jeremiah Cox
Hutcheson Parker
John Pearce
John Rowe
John Roberson
John Redmond
John Ratliff & Charles Adams
George Rowland
Isaac Roberson
Charles Roberson (ship carpenter)
William Roberson
Isaac Hollings
John Reads (blacksmith)
Ignatius Sims
Richard Truman Stoddart
Thomas Smallwood
Benjamin Smith
Benjamin Smallwood
Mary Stewart
Joseph Shaw
Joseph Smith (ship carpenter)
Catherine Sims
Jamie; Smith, Jr. (blacksmith)
Alexander Steal, Jr.
Leonard Smith
widow Sims (Piscattaway)
Bazil Smith
Joshua Sedwick
Thomas Spalding
Michael Spalding
Margaret Scott
Joshua Shamwell
Major Skinner
Edward Smithers
Thomas Sayers
Robert Specknall, Sr. with
William Taylor & Edward Talbot
Benjamin Sap
Leonard Skinner
George Tasker
Joseph Towson
Thomas Tennant
William Tyler
John Thomas
Samuel Tubman
William Thompson
Thomas Thompson
John Thompson, Jr.
Thomas Talbott
Henry Tipatt
Ann Taylor
John Taylor
Joseph Talbott, Jr.
Charles Tuel
William Underwood
George Venerable
John Vyrmeer
Joseph Vanswersingen
Richard Wade
John Williams
Richard Wheeler
James Wheeler
Ignatius Wheeler
Henry Woodward
Robert Williams
Charles Ward
Henry Wartham
Edward Wheeler
Melilla Wade
William Wornall
William Williams
James Webster
Benjamin Witecomb
Henry Wood
Benjamin Wails
John Wood
Edward & William Wood
Elisabeth Wood
James Ward
Aleanor Wilkinson
John Wakis
Franck Well, Sr.
Jeremiah Wood
===
1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Prince Georges County: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 381-32: EXETER: 316 acres; Possession of - 316 Acres - Wheeler, John : Re-Surveyed 1 March 1687 for John Wheeler on the South side of the main fresh that falleth into Piscataway Creek about 2 miles from the head of the said creek between a bound Red Oak standing on the East side of a deep branch that falleth into the aforesaid fresh & at the head of an Indian field. {mm note; spelled EXETOR in record} : {mm Note; not identified to a specific Hundred. Location identified by watercourse or nearby tract.}, This land is said to lie in Prince Georges County and there charged,,
===
Prince George's County, Maryland - Land Owners at Time PGCo Was Formed - 1696: Tract Name: EXETER; Owner: Wheeler, John: Orig County = C {Charles = C, Calvert = V}; Patent Date: Aug 1, 1672 : Ref: Liber 17 f 245 : Map Location: R-17
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John married Mary Anne Downs about 1757 in King George Parish, Prince George's Co, Maryland. Mary was born in 1740 in Prince George Co, Maryland; died after 1770. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
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Abt 1769 - Aft 1800 (~ 32 years)