David Stone

Other Events and Attributes:

• Will: 26 Feb 1774, Charles Co, Maryland; inventory

Notes:

Judge Samuel Hanson was buried at Equality, an estate then owned by his son-in-law, David Stone, "the inheritor of Poynton Manor, with Court Leetand Court Baron," a lineal descendant and representative of Governor William Stone, and the great-grandfather of the Hon. Frederick Stone, of Port Tobacco, MD.

David's birth date is traditionally given as 18 Mar 1709. I was told that date came from his tombstone which is no longer in existence. David witnessed this deed 6 Apr 1727, meaning he should have been over 21 onthat date.
p. 71, TLC Genealogy, Charles County Land Records, 1722-1729; Book L#2
Page 338. At the request of Joseph Doyne of CC, the following deed wasrecorded this Apr 12, 1727.
Apr 6, 1727 from Jesse Doyne of Pointon Manor in CC, Gent, to JosephDoyne, son to the abovesd Jesse, Signed - Jesse Doyne. Wit -Thomas Stone, Saml Hall, David Stone, Willm Stone*, Robt Hanson*.

Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin; Spring 1984 Vol 25 No 2; Charles County, MD: Probate Records and Inventories Part II 1753-1779;Transcribed by Ruth King and Carol Mitchell [Extracted from LDS microfilm#13741/3375-05. The first number is the page or folio number for thebeginning of the document (spelling is as read) (the date is that of theInventory) Charles County: Probate Records, Inventories Book 1774-1776
17: David Stone-28 Feb 1774-kin Catherine Scott & Betty Ann Stone-Elizabeth Stone & Thomas Stone & John Hoskins Stone admrs

David Stone 117.91 CH £1563.10.10 Feb 26 1774
Appraisers: William McConchie, Richard Barnes.
Creditors: Robert Hooe for Hooe Stone & Co., Robert Mundell for John Glassford & Co.
Next of kin: Catharine Scott, Betty Ann Stone.
Administrators; Elisabeth Stone, Thomas Stone, John Haskins Stone.

Charles County, Maryland Wills, Administration Accounts, Inventories, AndOrphan Court Proceedings; 1777-1780; 1995 by TLC Genealogy; p 71
Charles Co. Probate 1777-1780
Page 169. David Stone's Final Account: Jun 9, 1778
The account of Thomas Stone and John Hoskins Stone, surviving admors of David Stone, late of CC, decd. Elizabeth Stone, the widow of the decd, joined in the administration, being since dead.
Debts include: The inventory of the decd's estate, exhibited into thePrerogative office on Feb 26, 1774, amounting to 1563 £ 10 shillings 10 pence; 1773, a crop of tobacco left by the decd; 1774, tobacco made onthe plantation the year the decd died; 70½ bushels of wheat and 208barrels of corn, made on the plantation in 1774; cash recd of RachelFurry in 1774 for 20½ yards of embossed serge. The whole amount of theestate: 2361 £ 19 shillings
5½ pence.
Disbursements went to: The estate of Frederick Stone; Mrs. Ann Tasker perbond dated May 26, 1765; sd Tasker and Daniel Dulany, her executor;Jenifer and Hooe; Isaac Campbell; Barns and Ridgate; afd Thomas Stone for sundries for the decd's family; John Glasford and Co; their store at PortTobacco; Doctor James Craik; William Winter; James York; William Hanson,Sheriff, for levies; Thomas Marshall for quit rents; Robert Timms; John Hoskins Stone; Cunningham Findlay and Co; Zephaniah Frankling; WilliamHanson, Sheriff, for levies for the year 1774; clothing and othernecessaries for the family's use; James Farmer, his share of the crop asoverseer, 1773; James Fitzgerrald for ditto, 1773 and 1774. Balance accountable: 1258 £ 14 shillings 1 pence. Final Account: 2361 £19shillings 5½ pence.
Proved on Jun 9, 1778 by Messrs Thomas Stone and John Hoskins Stone,surviving admors of afd David Stone.

Chas. Co. Gentry by Harry Wright Newman: p.231
It is said that David Stone married a daughter of Samuel Hanson - somesay Mary others say Sarah - no proof has been found by this compiler. SeeThe Stones of Poynton Manor, by Newman
Revolutionary Patriots of Chas Co. by Henry C. Peden, Jr.:p. 286/7

John Hoskins Stone (1750-1804) s/o David Stone (1709-1773) and Elizabeth Jenifer (d/o Dr. Daniel Jenifer) md. Mary Couden in 1781 and was a well known lawyer before the Revolution. His children were: Robert Couden Stone (md. Mary Mann of Annapolis in 1805); Couden Stone-died young; Anne Stone (md John Turner); and Elizabeth Stone (md. Dr. Nathaniel Pope Causin in 1808).
John Hoskins Stone had a distinguished political career from serving as aDelegate to MD Convention in 1775 to being Governor of MD 1794-1797. He was a Captain in the militia 1775-1776, commissioned a Captain in the 1st MD Line on Jan 3, 1776 and was colonel in the MD Line until Aug 1, 1779(wounded & resigned)...........

Michael Jenifer Stone (1747- died before Apr 1, 1812) s/o David Stone and Elizabeth Jenifer md. Mary Hanson Briscoe. His children were: Frederick Daniel Stone (1796-1820); William Briscoe Stone (1797-1872); Dr. Michael Jenifer Stone (1806-1877); Elizabeth Stone; and Eleanor Stone.

Michael served on the Committee of Observation in 1776, attended the Constitution Ratification Convention in 1778 and served in the LowerHouse of the MD Legislature from 1780-1783. He was a U. S. Congressman,1789-1791, and Chief Judge of the 1st Judicial District of MD, 1791-1802. He took the Oath of Allegiance in 1778. Resident of Port Tobacco WestHundred in 1778. Rendered patriot service by providing wheat for the useof the military in December 1782....2nd Lt., Militia, Capt George Swann's CO, Mar 7, 1776.

Date: Sat, 4 Jan 2003 15:44:22 -0500
From: "Constance Lee"
To: MDCHARLE-L@rootsweb.com
Subject: [MDCHARLE-L] STONE, HANSON, HOSKINS, WARREN, STOREY, HUSSEY
This David Stone was born around 1709 and died March 18, 1779. He was married to one of the Hansons, and then to Elizabeth Jenifer. He had quite a few children by his second marriage, e.g. Thomas Stone, John Hoskins Stone, Michael Jenifer Stone, and so forth. Josiah Stone and Samuel Stone were attributed to the marriage to, presumably, Sarah Hanson.

Another question, Josiah married Mary Washington Donelson or Donaldson during the American Revolution and lived in Culpeper Co., VA before moving to Kentucky around 1798. Does anyone know anything about her family?
Specifically was she from Maryland or Virginia?

----- Original Message -----
From: "SMoller"
To: "Constance Lee"
Sent: Saturday, January 04, 2003 2:54 PM
Subject: Re: [MDCHARLE-L] STONE, HANSON, HOSKINS, WARREN, STOREY, HUSSEY
Are you referring to the David Stone that died Bef. February 28, 1774, Charles Co?

-----Original Message-----
From: Constance Lee
To: MDCHARLE-L@rootsweb.com
Date: Saturday, January 04, 2003 9:16 AM
Subject: [MDCHARLE-L] STONE, HANSON, HOSKINS, WARREN, STOREY, HUSSEY STONE, HANSON, HOSKINS, WARREN, STOREY, HUSSEY are my Charles Co. names.
Right now I am particularly interested in finding Josiah Stone of Charles Co.--it is assumed he is David Stone's son, but there is no documentation that I have found. Also, one of the Hansons is supposed to be the first wife of David Stone, but which one?

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=nlndgrn&id=I42507 Norma nlndgrn@sbcglobal.net

Will:
David Stone died intestate on March 18, 1773, at the age of 64 years. The inventory of his personal estate was filed on February 26, 1774, and appraised at ?1,563/10/10, with Elizabeth Stone, Thomas Stone, and John Hoskins Stone as the administrators and Daniel Jenifer and G. R. Brown as the bondsmen. Catherine Scott and Betsy Anne Stone were the kinswomen.

At the final account in June, 1778, his widow had died, and Thomas Stone and John Hoskins Stone were recorded as the "surviving administrators". The balance of ?2,361/19/5 showed no distribution, according to the court records.

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/glc/7158/7158_21.html

David married Sarah Hanson about 1731 in Charles Co, Maryland. Sarah (daughter of Samuel Hanson and Elizabeth Story) was born on 29 Jul 1714 in Charles Co, Maryland; died before 1739 in Charles Co, Maryland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

David married Elizabeth Jenifer before 30 Jul 1748 in Charles Co, Maryland. Elizabeth (daughter of Daniel Jenifer and (Mrs. Daniel) Jenifer) was born in 1712 in Charles Co, Maryland; died on 18 Apr 1773 in Poynton Manor, Charles Co, Maryland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

David is mentioned in the 31 Oct 1750 will of his step-grandmother on his father's side, Catherine Boughton Stone, in this line.
To David Stone, Jr., Mary Stone and Anne Stone, children of David Stone, 2 Negro women. Reader and Kate.

Notes:

Mary is mentioned in the 31 Oct 1750 will of his step-grandmother on his father's side, Catherine Boughton Stone, in this line.
To David Stone, Jr., Mary Stone and Anne Stone, children of David Stone, 2 Negro women. Reader and Kate

Notes:

Anne is mentioned in the 31 Oct 1750 will of his step-grandmother on his father's side, Catherine Boughton Stone, in this line.
To David Stone, Jr., Mary Stone and Anne Stone, children of David Stone, 2 Negro women. Reader and Kate

Notes:

Chloe is mentioned in the 1 Sep 1760 will of her aunt on her father's side, Ann Stone, in this line.
To niece Chloe Stone, furniture and etc.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Will: 26 May 1778, Charles Co, Maryland

Notes:

On February 26, 1776, Brigadier General John Dent of Charles County recommended Samuel Stone Jr. as ensign of Captain Robert Sennett's Company of militia, and the recommendation was accordingly passed by the Council on March 7, 1776.6 Before the "Worshipful Richard Barnes", Samuel Stone on February 7, 1778, took the Oath of Allegiance and Fidelity to the State of Maryland in Charles County.

In 1783 the heirs of Samuel Stone (three in number) were taxed on 583 acres of "Poynton Manor" in Upper Durham Hundred.
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Charles County Maryland Land Record Liber Z#2, 1744-1753; Page 194.
At the request of Samuel Stone, the following mark was recorded on Nov 30, 1747: a crop and 2 slits in each ear and an overkeel on the right ear.

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mrmarsha&id=I01970


Samuel is mentioned as next of kin in the inventory of his aunt, Ann Fowke. In the land records are deeds splitting a tract he bequeathed to his sons David and Walter Hanson Stone. Michael Jenifer Stone and John Hoskins Stone were surety.

Maryland State Archives; Assessment of 1783, Index; Charles County
Samuel Stone. 583 acres. Notes: heirs. CH 7th District, General p. 12.
Samuel Stone. Pointon Manor, pt, 500 acres. Notes: heirs. CH 7th District, Land p. 8.
Samuel Stone. St. Johns, pt, 83 acres. Notes: heirs. CH 7th District, Land p. 10.

p. 71, TLC Genealogy,, Charles County Land Records 1786-1790; Book D, No. 4;
Page 310. Deed, recorded at the request of Michael Jenifer Stone, Esq, for the use of David Stone. Jul 7, 1788 from Walter Hanson Stone of CC, to David Stone of CC. Whereas Samuel Stone, decd, father to both the parties afd, did, by his will, bequeath that his dwelling plantation, being part of Pointon Manner, should be and remain to the sd Walter Hanson Stone and sd David Stone, in fee simple, equally to be divided between them, and the parties afd being willing to make a fair, equitable, and equal division of the sd land, agreeable to the will afd, with as little trouble and expense as possible, this deed witnesses that the sd Walter Hanson Stone, in consideration of the premises and in consideration of the fraternal love and affection that he has for sd David Stone, and in consideration of 5 shillings to him in hand paid by sd David Stone, sd Walter Hanson Stone confirms to sd David Stone, in fee simple, 1 moiety of that tract of land before mentioned, laid off as follows: beginning for the out lines of the whole tract of land afd at a stone by the edge of the marsh on the north side of Nanjemoy Cr, being the dividing boundary between the afd tract of land (lying in CC and part of Pointon Manor) and Gerard Fowke, and running thence N 30 degrees E to another stone in the woods near the edge of a small old field, also a dividing boundary between the afd land and the land of Gerard Fowke, thence to the main Branch and down sd branch until it falls into Stones Cr, and with the last afd Cr until it comes to Nanjemoy Cr or Avon River, and with sd Cr or River until it comes to the Thatched House Gut, and with sd gut to the 1st bound stone, supposed to contain and laid off for 645 acres and 12 perches, and for the division of the same, and to ascertain the part meant, mentioned, and hereby intended to be conveyed by sd Walter Hanson Stone to sd David Stone, beginning at a stone now fixed in the earth at the end of 60 perches from the 2nd to the 3rd bound stone of the whole tract of land afd, and running thence 14 ½ degrees W 78 perches to another stone now fixed in the earth on a level near where the gate now stands and a small distance from the edge of the woods, thence S 10 ½ degrees E 299 perches to a stone now placed by the side of a locust tree at the edge of the marsh and continuing by the same line until it falls into Nanjemoy Cr or Avon River, and with the sd Cr the lines of the whole tract of land afd until it comes to the 1st stone in the woods, that is to say, with Nanjemoy Cr or Avon River until it comes to the Thatched House Gut, then with the gut to the stone by the side of the marsh, the 1st boundary of the whole tract as afd, which sd moiety is the west half of the whole tract, containing and now laid off for about 322 acres 2 rods and 6 perches. Signed - Walter Hanson Stone. Wit - Richd Barnes*, Henry Barnes*. Recorded Jul 7, 1788.

p. 89, TLC Genealogy, Charles County Land Records 1790-1792; Book K#4
Page 397. Bond of Conveyance. We, David Stone, Michael Jenifer Stone, and John Mitchell, of CC, bind ourselves to Walter Hanson Stone of CC, in the sum of 1000 £, this Jul 7, 1788. Samuel Stone, late of CC, decd, by his will, bequeathed to sd Walter Hanson Stone and David Stone, his 2 sons, his dwelling plantation, to be equally divided between them. By mutual agreement, it was divided and sd Walter conveyed to sd David, by deed dated today, the part allotted to sd David. If sd David shall, at the request of sd Walter, convey the rest of the land, then this bond becomes void. Signed - David Stone, M.J. Stone, John Mitchell. Wit - Richd Barnes*, Henry Barnes*. Recorded Mar 13, 1792.


Will:
Charles County Land Records 1786-1790; Liber D#4; Page 310. Deed, recorded at the request of Michael Jenifer Stone, Esq, for the use of David Stone. Jul 7, 1788 from Walter Hanson Stone of CC, to David Stone of CC. Whereas Samuel Stone, decd, father to both the parties afd, did, by his will, bequeath that his dwelling plantation, being part of Pointon Manner, should be and remain to the sd Walter Hanson Stone and sd David Stone, in fee simple, equally to be divided between them, and the parties afd being willing to make a fair, equitable, and equal division of the ad land, agreeable to the will afd, with as little trouble and expense as possible, this deed witnesses that the sd Walter Hanson Stone, in consideration of the premises and in consideration of the fraternal love and affection that he has for sd David Stone, and in consideration of 5 shillings to him in hand paid by sd David Stone, sd Walter Hanson Stone confirms to sd David Stone, in fee simple, 1 moiety of that tract of land before mentioned, laid off as follows: beginning for the out lines of the whole tract of land afd at a stone by the edge of the marsh on the north side of Nanjemoy Cr, being the dividing boundary between the afd tract of land (lying in CC and part of Pointon Manor) and Gerard Fowke, and running thence N 30 degrees £ to another stone in the woods near the edge of a small old field, also a dividing boundary between the afd land and the land of Gerard Fowke, thence to the main Branch and down sd branch until it falls into Stones Cr, and with the last afd Cr until it comes to Nanjemoy Cr or Avon River, and with sd Cr or River until it comes to the Thatched House Gut, and with sd gut to the 1st bound stone, supposed to contain and laid off for 645 acres and 12 perches, and for the division of the same, and to ascertain the part meant, mentioned, and hereby intended to be conveyed by sd Walter Hanson Stone to sd David Stone, beginning at a stone now fixed in the earth at the end of 60 perches from the 2nd to the 3rd bound stone of the whole tract of land afd, and running thence 14-1/4 degrees W 78 perches to another stone now fixed in the earth on a level near where the gate now stands and a small distance from the edge of the woods, thence S l0-1/2 degrees E 299 perches to a stone now placed by the side of a locust tree at the edge of the marsh and continuing by the same line until it falls into Nanjemoy Cr or Avon River, and with the sd Cr the lines of the whole tract of land afd until it comes to the 1st stone in the woods, that is to say, with Nanjemoy Cr or Avon River until it comes to the Thatched House Gut, then with the gut to the stone by the side of the marsh, the 1st boundary of the whole tract as afd, which sd moiety is the west half of the whole tract, containing and now laid off for about 322 acres 2 rods and 6 perches. Signed - Walter Hanson Stone. Wit - Rich Barnes*, Henry Barnes*, Recorded Jul 7, 1788.


Charles County MD Will Book 1777-1780; Page 158,
Samuel Stone Jr's Will. May 26, 1778.

I, Samuel Stone Jr of CC, am sick and weak in body but of sound and disposing memory and understanding.
To my sons Walter Hanson Stone and David Stone - all my lands in Durham Parish, to be equally divided between them. If either of my sons die under age 21 & without issue, then the afd lands to be equally divided between my 2 surviving sons_
To my son Walter Hanson Stone - 1 Negro boy named Tom and 1 Negro girl named Margret.
To my son David Stone - 1 Negro boy named Joe and 1 Negro girl named Monaca.
To my son Alexander. Stone - 1 Negro man named Charles, 1 ditto named Clem, 1 Negro woman named Young Sarah, 1 Negro boy Jack, 1 Negro girl Henny, and 1 ditto Lucy.
To my daughter Sarah Stone - 1 Negro man named George, 1 Negro woman Terry, 1 Negro boy Henly, 1 Negro girl Mary, 1 Negro woman Milly, and 1 Negro boy Isaac.
The rest of my estate I leave to be equally divided amongst all my children.
Executor and guardian to all my children: my brother, Thomas Stone, Esq.
Signed May 14, 1778 - Sam Stone Jr.
Wit - Walter Hanson Jr, John Mitchel Jr, Dan Jenifer.
Probated May 26, 1778 by witnesses John Mitchel Jr and Daniel Jenifer.

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Charles County MD Will Book 1777-1780; Page 158.
On May 26, 1778, letters testamentary were granted on the estate of Samuel Stone Jr to Thomas Stone, Esq, the executor. Securities = Daniel Jenifer and John Hoskins Stone of CC, Bond = 10,000 £ Appraisers: Richard Barnes and William Winter Jr. On Jun 20, 1778, the inventory was received, amounting to 1233 £ 19 shillings 7 pence.

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Charles County MD Will Book 1777-1780; Page 179.
Samuel Stone Jr's Inventory. Jun 20, 1778.
An inventory of the goods and chattels of the late Samuel Stone, decd. Includes: Negro boys Tom (aged 13), Joseph (7), John (5); Negro girls Margret (13), Monaca (10), Henny (3), Lucy (14), Mary (5) ; Negro men Charles (28), Clem (20), George (26), Joseph (67), Will (35), Henry (45); Negro women Sarah (30), Tracy (24), Milly (17), Sarah (50); Negro children Hendley, Isaac; 10 horses, 60 cattle, 142 hogs, 110 sheep; 6 beds and furniture; lumber, wearing apparel, 1 cart with ox body, 1 pair cartwheels, 1 mahogany desk, 309 lbs of bacon, 110 barrels of Indian corn. Total: 1233 £ 19 shillings 7 pence. Signed - Richard Barnes, William Winter Jr
Kindred: M.J. Stone, J.H. Stone.
Creditor: John Reardan. No other creditor in the County known to the executor.
Proved Jun 20, 1778 by Thomas Stone, Esq, executor of afd Samuel Stone, late of CC, decd. Some small articles of the deed's apparel were given to his children.

Samuel married Anne Hanson about 1764 in Charles Co, Maryland. Anne (daughter of Judge Walter Hanson and Elizabeth Hoskins) was born in 1734 in Charles Co, Maryland; died before 1778 in Charles Co, Maryland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Will: 12 Jun 1773, Charles Co, Maryland

Notes:

died without issue.

Will:
STONE, FREDERICK, Charles Co. 30 April 1772; 12 June 1773
To mother Elizabeth Stone, 20 guineas.
To The poor, £20.
To My stock in trade to be continued in firm of Hooe, Stone, and Co.
To brother Thomas Stone, ex., one half of profits from above firm and one half of money I have when I die, he to pay to my sister Catherine Scott, 2 per cent of the profits of above firm annually during her widowhood.
To sister Catharine Scott, 20 guineas.
To bros. and sisters John Hoskins Stone, Daniel Jenifer Stone, Michael, Betsey Walter and Grace Stone, residue of estate and other half of profits of above firm.
To brother John Hoskins Stone, my watch.
Wit: Sephaniah Turner; George Swan; Gustavus Richard Brown. 39. 290

Other Events and Attributes:

• Possessions: 30 Apr 1772, Charles Co, Maryland
• Possessions: 1792, Charles Co, Maryland

Notes:

Possessions:
STONE, FREDERICK, Charles Co. 30 April 1772; 12 June 1773
To mother Elizabeth Stone, 20 guineas.
To The poor, £20.
To My stock in trade to be continued
in firm of Hooe, Stone, and Co.

To brother Thomas Stone, ex.,
one half of profits from above firm
and one half of money I have when I die,
he to pay to my sister Catherine Scott,
2 per cent of the profits of above
firm annually during her widowhood.


To sister Catharine Scott, 20 guineas.
To bros. and sisters John Hoskins Stone, Daniel Jenifer Stone, Michael, Betsey Walter and Grace Stone, residue of estate and other half of profits of above firm.
To brother John Hoskins Stone, my watch.
Wit: Sephaniah Turner; George Swan; Gustavus Richard Brown.

Possessions:
brother Walter will of 1792 mentions sister Grace Stone

Other Events and Attributes:

• Possessions: 30 Apr 1772, Charles Co, Maryland
• Possessions: 1791, Charles Co, Maryland

Notes:

Her brother Frederick mentions her as a widow in his will written 30 April 1772 and she is mentioned in her father's estate papers.

Maryland State Archives; Assessment of 1783, Index; Charles County
Catharine Scott. CH 4th District, General p. 11.

Possessions:
STONE, FREDERICK, Charles Co. 30 April 1772; 12 June 1773
To mother Elizabeth Stone, 20 guineas.
To The poor, £20.
To My stock in trade to be continued
in firm of Hooe, Stone, and Co.

To brother Thomas Stone, ex.,
one half of profits from above firm
and one half of money I have when I die,
he to pay to my sister Catherine Scott,
2 per cent of the profits of above
firm annually during her widowhood.


To sister Catharine Scott, 20 guineas.
To bros. and sisters John Hoskins Stone, Daniel Jenifer Stone, Michael, Betsey Walter and Grace Stone, residue of estate and other half of profits of above firm.
To brother John Hoskins Stone, my watch.
Wit: Sephaniah Turner; George Swan; Gustavus Richard Brown.


Possessions:
Brother Walter will d 1791, named her as sister Catherine Scott

Catherine married Robert Scott about 1760. Robert (son of James Scott and Sarah Brown) was born about 1740 in of, Charles Co, Maryland; died before 1772 in Charles Co, Maryland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: 1770, Haberdeventure, 6655 Rose Hill Road, La Plata, Maryland; now has open Visitor Center
• Possessions: 30 Apr 1772, Charles Co, Maryland
• Politics: Between 1775 and 1776, Charles Co, Maryland; Delegate to Continental Congress
• Politics: 1776, Independence Hall, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Signer of Declaration of Independence
• Politics: Between 1777 and 1778, Maryland; Delegate to Continental Congress
• Politics: Between 1777 and 1780, Maryland; member of Maryland state senate
• Other-Begin: 28 May 1778, Charles Co, Maryland
• Politics: Between 1781 and 1787, Maryland; member of Maryland state senate
• Politics: Between 1783 and 1784, Maryland; Delegate to Continental Congress

Notes:

Thomas is mentioned in the will of brother Frederick and father's estate papers.

He died in 1787. while waiting to board a ship for Europe.

p. 151, TLC Genealogy, Charles County Land Records Book N#4, (1792-1796)
Page 165. Deed of Manumission. We, Margaret Stone and Mildred Stone of CC, representatives of our father, Thomas Stone, and our brother, Frederick Stone decd, in consideration of the faithful services of Negro Henry, commonly called Henry Semple (late slave to the sd Frederick Stone) to our parents and brother, and from a sentiment of fond reverence for these relatives, we hereby set free sd Henry, his wife Ibe, and their 2 children, Kitty and Nancy. Signed Oct 18, 1793 - Margaret Stone, Mildred Stone. Wit -Polly Stone, M.J. Stone (a Justice of CC Court). Recorded Oct 18, 1793.

p. 154, TLC Genealogy, Charles County Land Records Book N#4, (1792-1796)
Page 178. Deed of Manumission. For the obedience and fidelity of Negro John, we, representatives of our father, Thomas Stone, and our brother, Frederick Stone, do hereby set free sd Negro. Signed Nov 28, 1793 - Margaret Stone, Mildred Stone. Wit - M.J. Stone*. Recorded Nov 30, 1793.

p. 155, TLC Genealogy, Charles County Land Records Book N#4, (1792-1796)
Page 182. Dec 2, 1793 from Margaret Stone and Mildred Stone, both of CC, co-heiresses of their father, Thomas Stone, Esquire, and of their brother, Frederick Stone, decd, to Gustavus Richard Brown of CC, Physician, for and in consideration that sd Thomas Stone, in his lifetime, on about Jun 21, 1787, did oblige himself, in consideration of the services rendered to his family as a Physician, to convey to sd Brown the lands and premises hereafter mentioned, namely part of a tract of land called Plenty, bounded by the west side of the road that goes from Port Tobacco towards the plantations of Zephaniah Turner, Henry Barnes, and William Halkerston, the road that leads down the swamp to Port Tobacco, a tract of land called Chandlers Hills, containing about 20 acres. The intent of this deed is to convey all that part of Plenty that lies to the west side of the road afd. Signed - Margaret Stone, Mildred Stone. Wit - Henry Barnes*, James Freeman*. Recorded Dec 12, 1793.


Thomas Stone was six feet and half an inch in height. He was a taciturnman, of strong feelings, and more remarkable for ternseness of style thaneloquence of diction. He left three children, amply provided for --Margaret, Mildred, and Frederick.
http://www.nps.gov/archive/thst/gen1.htm#siblings
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Stone

by resolution of 1834, the Gov of MD was authorized to have a full length portrait of Thomas Stone painted for the State House, and in 1874 the Assembly directed a portrait be painted and contributed to the collection in Independence Hall in Philadelphia.
The History of Charles County Maryland by Margaret Brown
_
STONE, Thomas, (1743 - 1787)
STONE, Thomas, (brother of Michael Jenifer Stone), a Delegate from Maryland; born at Poynton Manor, Charles County, Md., in 1743; completed preparatory studies; studied law; was admitted to the bar in 1764 and commenced practice in Frederick, Md.; moved to Charles County, Md., in 1771; member of the state senate 1779-1783; Member of the Continental Congress in 1775, 1776, 1778, and 1784; a signer of the Declaration of Independence; died in Alexandria, Va., October 5, 1787; interment in the garden of his estate, Habre de Venture, Port Tobacco, Charles County, Md.
http://bioguide.congress.gov/scripts/biodisplay.pl?index=S000963
_

Residence:
Thomas began building this house in 1771, three years after he married his wife, Margeret Brown. This had to be an exciting time for Thomas. He had a budding law practice and a new family. However, it was not an easy time in the colonies. Great Britain was just coming out of the Seven Years War, a prolonged engagement against France that took place on both European and North American soil. The cash-starved mother country looked to it's American colonies to help raise money to pay the war debt. New taxes were being imposed and colonists were growing restless. As Thomas Stone was looking to settle down; trouble was brewing between the colonies and the motherland.

http://www.nps.gov/archive/thst/houset.htm

Possessions:
STONE, FREDERICK, Charles Co. 30 April 1772; 12 June 1773
To mother Elizabeth Stone, 20 guineas.
To The poor, £20.
To My stock in trade to be continued
in firm of Hooe, Stone, and Co.

To brother Thomas Stone, ex.,
one half of profits from above firm
and one half of money I have when I die,
he to pay to my sister Catherine Scott,
2 per cent of the profits of above
firm annually during her widowhood.


To sister Catharine Scott, 20 guineas.
To bros. and sisters John Hoskins Stone, Daniel Jenifer Stone, Michael, Betsey Walter and Grace Stone, residue of estate and other half of profits of above firm.
To brother John Hoskins Stone, my watch.
Wit: Sephaniah Turner; George Swan; Gustavus Richard Brown


Other-Begin:
Will of Samuel Stone, d 26 May 1778, lists children:
Walter Hanson, David, Alexander, and Sarah. Specifically states Walter and David under 21; states "my brother Thomas to be guardian of "all my children."
Signed will as Sam Stone Jr.

Died:
He was holding office in Maryland State Senate at the time of his death.

Buried:
Thomas Stone National Historic Site.

Thomas married Margaret Brown in 1768 in Charles Co, Maryland. Margaret was born in 1751; died in Jun 1787. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Possessions: 30 Apr 1772, Charles Co, Maryland
• Possessions: 1792, Charles Co, Maryland

Notes:

Lived in Haberdeventure with Thomas. Served in First Federal Congress.

Elected a Representative to Congress from the State of Maryland and served from 1789 to 1791. While in Congress he was one of those who voted for locating the seat of gov at Washington.

On his return to the county, Michael Jenifer Stone was made Judge of the Circuit Court of Charles Co, a position which he held for many years andin which he served with honor and distinction.
(The History of Charles Co, Maryland, by Margaret Brown (p 82)

Michael is mentioned in the will of brother Frederick.

p. 130, TLC Genealogy, Charles County Land Records 1790-1792; Book K#4
Page 58. Mar 29, 1793 from Michael Jenifer Stone of CC, Esquire, toMatthew Blair of CC, Merchant, for 309 £ 7 shillings and 6 pence and forother good causes, a tract of land in CC called Kains Purchase, whichland Thomas Hopewell purchased of John Mitchell, and sold ito sd MichaelJenifer Stone, containing about 175 acres. Signed - M.J. Stone. Wit -James Freeman*, Geo. Dent*. Mary Hanson Stone, wife of sd Michael JeniferStone, relinquished her right of dower. Recorded Apr 4, 1793.

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http://www.nps.gov
Michael Jenifer and Thomas were very close as evidenced by Thomas Stone'sWill naming him as guardian of Thomas' son and giving Michael lifetimerights to live at Haberdeventure. Michael later ventured into politics,and was eventually elected to the First United States Congress in 1789.Later he was appointed Judge of the First Judicial District of Maryland.

Information from the Harry Wright Newman Collection housed at the Collegeof Southern Maryland in La Plata, MD.

For more information on Michael Jenifer Stone, see "Documentary History of the First Federal Congress of the United States of America volume XIV Debates in the House of Representatives: Biographies of Members." William Charles DiGiacomantonia, Ken Bowling, Charlene Bangs Bickford, and Helen Veit editors
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Stone, Michael Jenifer (c.1747-1812) ? of Maryland. Born near Port Tobacco, Charles County, Md. Brother of Thomas Stone and John Hoskins Stone; granduncle of Frederick Stone. Member of Maryland state house of delegates, 1781-83; U.S. Representative from Maryland at-large, 1789-91; district judge in Maryland, 1791-1802. Episcopalian. Died in Charles County, Md., 1812. Interment at a private or family graveyard, Charles County, Md.

http://politicalgraveyard.com/bio/stone.html#R9M0JE6ET

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STONE, Michael Jenifer, (brother of Thomas Stone and grandfather of Frederick Stone), a Representative from Maryland; born at ?Equality,? near Port Tobacco, Charles County, Md., in 1747; completed preparatory studies; member of the state House of Delegates 1781-1783; member of the state ratification convention in 1788; elected as an Anti-Administration candidate to the First Congress (March 4, 1789-March 3, 1791); appointed judge of the first judicial district of Maryland in 1791; died in Charles County, Md., in 1812; interment on his estate, ?Equality,? near Port Tobacco, Charles County, Md.

http://bioguide.congress.gov/scripts/biodisplay.pl?index=S000961

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Michael Jenifer Stone married Mary Briscoe; together they had five children:

Frederick Daniel Stone married Elizabeth Patton

William Briscoe Stone married Sarah Brown and later owned Haberdeventure

Michael Jenifer Stone married Susan Ann Somervell

Elizabeth Jenifer Stone died 1875

Eleanor Stone married George Robertson

Possessions:
STONE, FREDERICK, Charles Co. 30 April 1772; 12 June 1773
To mother Elizabeth Stone, 20 guineas.
To The poor, £20.
To My stock in trade to be continued
in firm of Hooe, Stone, and Co.

To brother Thomas Stone, ex.,
one half of profits from above firm
and one half of money I have when I die,
he to pay to my sister Catherine Scott,
2 per cent of the profits of above
firm annually during her widowhood.


To sister Catharine Scott, 20 guineas.
To bros. and sisters John Hoskins Stone, Daniel Jenifer Stone, Michael, Betsey Walter and Grace Stone, residue of estate and other half of profits of above firm.
To brother John Hoskins Stone, my watch.
Wit: Sephaniah Turner; George Swan; Gustavus Richard Brown.


Possessions:
brother Walter mentioned in will of 1792 his broher Michael J. Stone.

Michael married Mary Hanson Briscoe about 1767. Mary (daughter of Samuel Briscoe and Anne Dent) was born about 1747; died after 1780. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Military: Revolutionary War, Maryland; Colonel
• Politics: Maryland; Federalist
• Possessions: 30 Apr 1772, Charles Co, Maryland
• Politics: Between 1779 and 1785, Maryland; State House of Delegates
• Politics: Between 1785 and 1787, Maryland; Governor
• Politics: 1790, Maryland; Governor
• Possessions: 15 Sep 1790, Charles Co, Maryland
• Politics: Between 1791 and 1792, Maryland; State House of delegates
• Religion: Between 1794 and 1797, Maryland; Anglican, later Episcopalian; Address:
  http://politicalgraveyard.com/geo/VA/episcopalian.html

Notes:

John was born at his father's plantation of Poynton Manor in Charles County. His family had been prominent since early colonial days when William Stone had served as governor a hundred years before his birth. His parents were David and Elizabeth (Jenifer) Stone. His elder brothers included Thomas (who signed the Declaration of Independence) and Michael (who represented Maryland in the U.S. Congress).

John had been baptized in the Anglican Church. After the split caused by the reviolution he was an active Episcopalean. He married Anne Couden in February 1781, and the couple would have six children, five of whom lived to adulthood: Couden, Anne, Elizabeth, Robert Couden, and Thomas.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Hoskins_Stone

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Stone, John Hoskins (c.1750-1804) ? of Maryland. Born in Charles County, Md. Son of David Stone; brother of Thomas Stone and Michael Jenifer Stone; married to Mary Couden. Colonel in the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War; member of Maryland state executive council, 1779-85, 1791-92; member of Maryland state house of delegates, 1785-87, 1790; Governor of Maryland, 1794-97. Anglican; later Episcopalian. Died in Annapolis, Anne Arundel County, Md., October 5, 1804 (age about 54 years). Burial location unknown.

http://politicalgraveyard.com/bio/stone.htm

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John Hoskins Stone is mentioned in the will of brother Frederick and father's estate papers
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=nlndgrn&id=I42505
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other reference (this might be wrong)
http://books.google.com/books?id=Jbs6AAAAMAAJ&pg=PA11&lpg=PA11&dq=gov+william+stone+descendents&source=bl&ots=g-x9v4fJfS&sig=FLi6bfrxPu7x6sQ8r7lAq89SPQs&hl=en&ei=edQ2SteOLZysM_X0_ZkN&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=2#PPA470,M1

Nowlin-Stone Genealogy by James Edmund Nowlin
Settled in Surry, N.C. in 1815
John m Miss Corder
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COLONEL JOHN HOSKINS STONE5
(1745 - 1804)
John Hoskins Stone, son of David and Elizabeth (Jenifer) Stone, was born during the year 1745 in Durham Parish, Charles County, Maryland.

During June and July 1776 he was active in the formation of the Flying Camp to relieve or to drive the British from New York and as a reward for his services he was commissioned a captain of a company composed of men from Charles County. Under the command of Colonel William Smallwood his company participated in the battles of Long Island and White Plains during the autumn of that year.

The Flying Camp was disbanded in Philadelphia early in December, and Captain Stone returned to his seat at "Poynton Manor" shortly before Christmas. He continued active in the cause and during the early part of 1777 as captain he assisted in the formation of the First Maryland Regiment. At its ultimate organization he was granted the colonelcy and commanded his regiment at the battle of Princeton and later at the battle of Germantown, where he was severely wounded. As a result of his injuries he was forced to resign his commission on August 1, 1779.

On February 15, 1781, in Anne Arundel County, Colonel Stone secured license to wed Anne Couden.


Children of John and Anne (Couden) Stone
1. Couden Stone, died young.
2. Anne Stone married John Turner.
3. Elizabeth Stone, born Aug. 30, 1783, married Feb. 8, 1808, Nathaniel
Pope, son of Gerard and Jenny (Rowe) Causine.
4. Robert Couden Stone married July 27, 1805, Mary Mann, of Annapolis.

In 1779 he purchased from William McConchie and Elizabeth his wife, "Watson's Purchase" to which Elizabeth was entitled as dower in the estate of her late husband James Muncaster. On September 4, 1786, he added further to his estate by the purchase from Roger Fowke land in Durham Parish called "Burdett's Rest", beginning at the head of Burdett's Creek and running to Nanjemoy Warehouse. A few days later

bought another portion of "Burdett's Rest" of 215 acres from Sarah Fowke who described herself as the relict of Captain Gerard Fowke.

Colonel Stone was a charter member of the Society of the Cincinnati and had the distinction of being elected the third president of the Maryland chapter. He was also one of the early State Governors of Maryland.

The wife of John Hoskins Stone died on March 4, 1793, at the age of 32 years. A notice of her decease appeared in the Maryland Gazette. He died at Annapolis early in October 1804. The American of October 14, stated, "Died on Friday last General J. H. Stone after a long and painful illness".

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/glc/7158/7158_29.html



Governor's Information
Maryland Governor John Hoskins Stone

Born: January 1, 1750
Died: October 5, 1804
Birth State: Maryland
Party: Federalist
Family: Married Mary Couden; four children
Religion: Anglican

Periods in Office: From: November 14, 1794
To: November 17, 1797

Military Service: Army, National Guard

War(s) Served: Revolutionary War

JOHN HOSKINS STONE was born in Charles County, Maryland around 1750, probably at "Poynton Manor" in Charles County, Maryland. His education was attained in the private schools of his native state. He studied law, and then established a successful legal career in Charles County and in Annapolis. During the Revolutionary War, he served as captain in General Smallwood's 1st Maryland Regiment. Stone also fought heroically in many battles, and was severely wounded in the battle of Germantown. He had achieved the rank of colonel when he resigned in 1779. He entered into politics in 1779, serving as a member of Governor Lee's Executive Council, a position he held from 1779 to 1792. He also served as a clerk in the Secretary of Foreign Affairs Office in 1785, and was a member of the Maryland House of Delegates from 1785 to 1787. In 1794, the Maryland Legislature elected Stone governor. He was reelected to a second term in 1795, and to a third term in 1796. During his tenure, the state loaned the national government the necessary resources to initiate construction on new public buildings in Washington, D.C. Stone also actively endorsed President Washington's policies, and an annual governor's message to the legislature was initiated. After completing his term, Stone left office on November 17, 1797 and retired from public service. Governor John Hoskins Stone passed away on October 5, 1804 in Annapolis, Maryland.

Sources:

Eisenberg, Gerson G. Marylanders Who Served the Nation. Annapolis, MD: Maryland State Archives, 1992.

Sobel, Robert, and John Raimo, eds. Biographical Directory of the Governors of the United States, 1789-1978, Vol. 2, Westport, Conn.; Meckler Books, 1978. 4 vols.

White, Frank F., Jr. The Governors of Maryland, 1777-1972. Annapolis, MD: Hall of Records Commission, 1970.

http://www.nga.org/portal/site/nga/menuitem.29fab9fb4add37305ddcbeeb501010a0/?vgnextoid=610e224971c81010VgnVCM1000001a01010aRCRD
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He led the regiment in the Battles of Princeton, Brandywine, and Germantown.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Hoskins_Stone

Also, see book: The History of Charles County, Maryland by Margaret Brown

Also, see:

http://politicalgraveyard.com/geo/VA/episcopalian.html

Stone, John Hoskins (c.1750-1804) ? of Maryland. Born in Charles County, Md. Son of David Stone; brother of Thomas Stone and Michael Jenifer Stone; married to Mary Couden. Colonel in the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War; member of Maryland state executive council, 1779-85, 1791-92; member of Maryland state house of delegates, 1785-87, 1790; Governor of Maryland, 1794-97. Anglican; later Episcopalian. Died in Annapolis, Anne Arundel County, Md., October 5, 1804. Burial location unknown.

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John Hoskins Stone married Anne Couden in February 1781; together they had six children:

Couden Stone

Anne Stone married John Turner, M.D.

Elizabeth Stone married Nathaniel Pope

Robert Couden Stone married Mary Mann

Thomas Stone

John Hoskins served as Colonel in the Maryland Line of the Colonial Army. He was severely wounded and resigned his commission on August 1, 1779. In 1794, he was elected Governor of Maryland and served until 1797.

Information from the Harry Wright Newman Collection housed at the College of Southern Maryland in La Plata, MD.

http://nps.gov
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Possessions:
STONE, FREDERICK, Charles Co. 30 April 1772; 12 June 1773
To bros. and sisters John Hoskins Stone, Daniel Jenifer Stone, Michael, Betsey Walter and Grace Stone, residue of estate and other half of profits of above firm. (Hooe, Stone and Co.)
To brother John Hoskins Stone, my watch.
Wit: Sephaniah Turner; George Swan; Gustavus Richard Brown. 39. 290

Possessions:
Charles County Land Records 1790-1792; Liber K#4; Page 143. Bill of sale. I, William Stone of CC, planter, for and in Consideration that John and Walter Stone have recovered against me in CC Court, a judgment of 65.£, which is now due to sd John Hoskins Stone and Walter Stone, and for 5 shillings, I sell to John Hoskins Stone and Walter Stone, 1 Negro man slave called Aaron and 1 Negro girl slave called Milley. Signed Sep 14, 1790 - Will: Stone. Wit - Wm D. Briscoe*. Recorded Sep 15, 1790.

(William Stone, son of John Stone and Miss Hanson)
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mrmarsha&id=I46259

Died:
He died at Annapolis early in October 1804. The American of October 14, stated, "Died on Friday last General J. H. Stone after a long and painful illness".

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/glc/7158/7158_29.html

John married Anne Couden on 15 Feb 1781 in Ann Arundel Co, Maryland. Anne was born about 1745; died after 1770. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Possessions: 14 Sep 1790, Charles Co, Maryland
• Will: 1791, Charles Co, Maryland

Notes:

Possessions:
Charles County Land Records 1790-1792; Liber K#4; Page 143. Bill of sale. I, William Stone of CC, planter, for and in Consideration that John and Walter Stone have recovered against me in CC Court, a judgment of 65.£, which is now due to sd John Hoskins Stone and Walter Stone, and for 5 shillings, I sell to John Hoskins Stone and Walter Stone, 1 Negro man slave called Aaron and 1 Negro girl slave called Milley. Signed Sep 14, 1790 - Will: Stone. Wit - Wm D. Briscoe*. Recorded Sep 15, 1790.

(William Stone son of John Stone and Miss Hanson)

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mrmarsha&id=I46259

Will:
His bachelor son, Walter, died at Sweet Springs, Botetourt County, Virginia. By his will, proved 1791 in Charles County, he bequeathed his brother, John Hoskins Stone, all shares in the firms of John H. Stone & Co., and John Stone & Walter Stone. He discharged his sister, Betty Anne Eden, from all debts and commissions due him as the administrator of the estates of Townsend Eden and John Eden, Sr. He named his sisters, Catherine Scott and Grace Stone; brother Michael J. Stone; nieces Margaret Stone and Mildred Stone; and nephews Alexander Scott and Frederick Stone.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Possessions: 30 Apr 1772, Charles Co, Maryland

Notes:

Possessions:
STONE, FREDERICK, Charles Co. 30 April 1772; 12 June 1773
To mother Elizabeth Stone, 20 guineas.
To The poor, £20.
To My stock in trade to be continued
in firm of Hooe, Stone, and Co.

To brother Thomas Stone, ex.,
one half of profits from above firm
and one half of money I have when I die,
he to pay to my sister Catherine Scott,
2 per cent of the profits of above
firm annually during her widowhood.


To sister Catharine Scott, 20 guineas.
To bros. and sisters John Hoskins Stone, Daniel Jenifer Stone, Michael, Betsey Walter and Grace Stone, residue of estate and other half of profits of above firm.
To brother John Hoskins Stone, my watch.
Wit: Sephaniah Turner; George Swan; Gustavus Richard Brown.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Possessions: 30 Apr 1772, Charles Co, Maryland
• Possessions: 1791, Charles Co, Maryland

Notes:

Possessions:
STONE, FREDERICK, Charles Co. 30 April 1772; 12 June 1773
To mother Elizabeth Stone, 20 guineas.
To The poor, £20.
To My stock in trade to be continued
in firm of Hooe, Stone, and Co.

To brother Thomas Stone, ex.,
one half of profits from above firm
and one half of money I have when I die,
he to pay to my sister Catherine Scott,
2 per cent of the profits of above
firm annually during her widowhood.


To sister Catharine Scott, 20 guineas.
To bros. and sisters John Hoskins Stone, Daniel Jenifer Stone, Michael, Betsey Walter and Grace Stone, residue of estate and other half of profits of above firm.
To brother John Hoskins Stone, my watch.
Wit: Sephaniah Turner; George Swan; Gustavus Richard Brown.

Possessions:
brother Walter's will 1791:
discharged his sister, Betty Anne Eden, from all debts and commissions due him as the administrator of the estates of Townsend Eden and John Eden, Sr.

Betty married (..) Eden about 1770. (..) was born about 1750 in of, Charles Co, Maryland; died after 1780. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

He married Rachel Anne Muncaster, Two daughters were Anne Stone and Sarah Story Stone who was born in 1790 in Charles Co. Maryland.

Letters of administration were granted Ann on 10 Nov 1791. I have an image of the page out of the account book.

Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin; Summer 1984 Vol 25 No 3; Charles County, Maryland Probate Records, Inventories PART III: 1791-1808; Compiled by Ruth King & Carol Mitchell; The following was extracted from LDS microfilm #13742.; The first number is the page number the document begins on upon the microfilm. Charles County Maryland Probate Records, Inventories, Book 1791-1797
64 Walter Hanson Stone-17 Nov 1791-Sally Stone kin-Ann Stone Admx

Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin; Summer 1984 Vol 25 No 3; Charles County, Maryland Probate Records, Inventories PART III: 1791-1808; Compiled by Ruth King & Carol Mitchell; The following was extracted from LDS microfilm #13742.; The first number is the page number the document begins on upon the microfilm. Charles County Maryland Probate Records, Inventories, Book 1802-1808
71 Walter Hanson Stone-15 Sep 1803-reappraisal and distribution of estate-to Miss. Sarah S. Stone to Miss. Ann Stone to Mr. James Morris
79 Walter Hanson-6 Jan 1802-distribution of estate to Mrs. Sarah H. Morris to Mrs. Elizabeth Knox to Miss. Ann T. Hanson to John W. Hanson to Miss. Sarah E. Hanson

Sarah married William Dent Briscoe before 1785 in Charles Co, Maryland. William (son of Samuel Briscoe and Anne Dent) was born about 1770 in Charles Co, Maryland; died after 1802 in Charles Co, Maryland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Possessions: 1792, Charles Co, Maryland

Notes:

Possessions:
Walter Stone mentioned in will of 1792 nephew Alexander Scott.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Possessions: 1792, Charles Co, Maryland

Notes:

They had nine children.

Mary Francis born December, 1794

Margaret Stone born January 22nd, 1797

John Moncure born March 15th, 1798

Frances (daughter) born April 6th, 1800

Lucy Elizabeth born May 21st, 1801

Jean Niven born May 10th, 1803

Margaret born July 6th, 1804

Rawliegh Traverse born October 15th, 1805

Margaret Eleanor born May 8th, 1807

Information from the Harry Wright Newman Collection housed at the Collegeof Southern Maryland in La Plata, MD.

Possessions:
Walter Stone in his will of 1792 names nieces Margaret Stone and Mildred Stone; and nephews Alexander Scott and Frederick Stone.

Margaret married John Moncure Daniel on 15 Dec 1793 in Haberdeventure, La Plata, Charles Co, Maryland. John was born about 1771 in Haberdeventure, Stafford Co, Virginia; died after 1800 in of, Stafford Co, Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Possessions: 1792, Charles Co, Maryland

Notes:

Possessions:
Walter Stone in his will of 1792 names nieces Margaret Stone and Mildred Stone; and nephews Alexander Scott and Frederick Stone.

Mildred married Travers Daniel about 1793 in Charles Co, Maryland. Travers was born about 1773; died after 1800 in of, Stafford Co, Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Possessions: 1792, Charles Co, Maryland

Notes:

died without marrying or having any children

Possessions:
Walter Stone in his will of 1792 names nieces Margaret Stone and Mildred Stone; and nephews Alexander Scott and Frederick Stone.

Frederick married Anne Key Robertson about 1792. Anne was born about 1772; died after 1792. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Robert married Mary Mann about 1801. Mary was born about 1781; died after 1801. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Anne married John Turner about 1805. John was born about 1785; died after 1805. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Research Notes: 3 Dec 2011

Notes:

Research Notes:
dates aren't logical. If daughter Elizabeth b 1770, doesn't match up with dates of her grandfather John Stone. Also, dates on Nathaniel Stone are not matching up with what's found in the Internet. NEEDS WORK.

Elizabeth married Nathaniel Pope about 1807. Nathaniel (son of Gerard Pope and Jenny Rowe) was born about 1780; died after 1807. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Died:
It seems that she died unmarried.

Notes:

Died:
It is reported that Margaret died as an infant.

Notes:

It is reported that John and Eliza had at least six children. John graduated from the University of Maryland and received his M.D. degree in 1822.

Notes:

Jean and William are reported to have had at least seven children, Frances G. Crane, b bef 1838; Anne Moncure Crane, b 7 Jan 1838; Lydia Crane, aft 1838; John B. Crane aft 1838; William Ward Crane aft 1838; James C. Crane aft 1838; and Josephine S. Crane, aft 1838.

Source: Title: Virginia State Records
Source Medium: Civil Registry
Page: Virginia Genealogies, Rev. Horace Edwin Hayden, Baltimore - 1992, p. 308, 315

Notes:

Rawleigh studied law with his uncle, Judge Peter Vivian Daniel as well as with John Lewis of Spottsylvania Co., VA.. After gaining admission to the bar was appointed Commonwealth's Attorney for Henrico county, holding the office until 1852. He was chairman of the state committee of the Whig party in Virginia and was elected a delegate from Richmond to the state legislature in 1842. In 1847 he was elected by the Democratic assembly as one of the three members of the governor's council, thus becoming Lieutenant Governor of the Virginia. He was a Union man until Virginia seceded, when he gave the state his cooperation. In 1865 he was made City Attorney for Richmond, but was removed by General Schofield. In 1872 he was elected Attorney-General of Virginia, and was re-elected Aug. 11, 1877, a few days before his death inRichmond, Va., Aug. 16, 1877.
It is reported that he and Susan had at least four children.

Title: Virginia State Records
Source Medium: Civil Registry

Page: Virginia Genealogies, Rev. Horace Edwin Hayden, Baltimore - 1992, p. 308, 313

Raleigh Travers Daniel
Augusta T. Daniel
Charlotte Daniel
Elizabeth Randolph Daniel b: ABT 1840