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     William de Skipwith died; dvp.¹

     Elizabeth de Skipwith married George Monboucher, son of Asir Nicholas Monboucher of Gamelton.¹

Elizabeth de Skipwith died between 1412 and 1413; dsp.¹

     Sir John Skipwith married Alice Tilney, daughter of Sir Frederick Tilney of Tilney, Norfolk.¹

Sir John Skipwith died on 15 July 1415.¹
      ; Sir JOHN SKIPWITH; Sheriff Lincs 1394, 1397 and 1399, ktd 1399, MP Lincs 1406, 1407 and 1414; m Alice, dau of Sir Frederick Tilney, of Tilney, Norfolk, and Boston, Lincs, and d 15 July 1415, having had, with an est s (William, dsp & vp) and two yr sons (William, of Louth, living 1472; Patrick, MP Lincs 1427 and 1433, m Agnes, dau and heir of Sir Thomas Hawley, of Utterby, Lincs, and d 1471, being ancestor of the SKIPWITH s of Utterby; who died out c 1650, and the SKIPWITH s of Snore, Norfolk, who died out after 1660): Sir Thomas Skipwith.¹

     Alice Tilney married Sir John Skipwith, son of Sir William de Skipwith Kb and Alice de Hiltoft.¹

     William de Skipwith of Louth was living in 1472.¹

     Patrick de Skipwith married Agnes Hawley, daughter of Sir Thomas Hawley MP, of Grisby and Utterby, Lincolnshire and Margaret de Brewse.¹

Patrick de Skipwith died in 1471.¹
      ; Patrick, MP Lincs 1427 and 1433, m Agnes, dau and heir of Sir Thomas Hawley, of Utterby, Lincs, and d 1471, being ancestor of the SKIPWITH s of Utterby; who died out c 1650, and the SKIPWITH s of Snore, Norfolk, who died out after 1660.¹

     Agnes Hawley married Patrick de Skipwith, son of Sir John Skipwith and Alice Tilney.¹

     Sir Thomas Hawley MP, of Grisby and Utterby, Lincolnshire married Margaret de Brewse, daughter of Sir John de Brewes of Stinton, co. Norfolk and Joan de Shardelow, in May 1390
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His 1st wife. Booth et al cite "History of Parliament sketch by Carole Rawcliffe."^4,5 Sir Thomas Hawley MP, of Grisby and Utterby, Lincolnshire married Dulcie/Douce Massey, daughter of Sir John Massey of Tatton, Cheshire and Alice Worsley, between April 1402 and December 1404
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His 2nd wife. Booth et al cite "History of Parliament sketch by Carole Rawcliffe."⁵
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1. Harleian Society Publications Visitation series . 51:475
2. Ancestors and Descendants of John Coney. 1928 , Holman, Mary Lovering. 41.³

     William de Skipwith died; dsp & vp.¹

     Stephen de Skipwith died in 1397.¹
      ; Stephen; Rector Beningworth, Ingoldmells and Rand, Canon Lincoln, Master Peterhouse Cambridge; d 1397.¹

     Patrick de Skipwith married Agnes Langholme, daughter of John Langholme of Conisholme.¹

      ; Thomas; Kt Hospiotaller Superior Preceptory of Ribston, Yorks, after 1408.¹

     Hugh de Cressy married Margaret Skipwith, daughter of Sir William de Skipwith Kb and Alice de Hiltoft.¹

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     Jessie P. Gearhart married George A. Cardon
; Per Swoope [1911:345]: "Jessie P., who is the wife of George A. Cardon, of Pittsburg."¹
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     Abraham Redgrave married Elizabeth Thackston, daughter of Thomas Thackston, circa 1717 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA,
; her 2nd husband.^2,3
     Abraham Redgrave was also known as Adam Redgrave Jr.²

     John Gale Jr. was born circa 1706; The Gale & Gayle Families says b ca 1704.^1,3 He married Elizabeth Rasin, daughter of Philip Rasin Sr. and Elizabeth Thackston, in 1731
; his 1st wife.^1,3,4 John Gale Jr. married Bathsheba Lamb on 5 October 1745
; his 2nd wife.³
John Gale Jr. died on 6 December 1775; from The Gale & Gayle Families: "John Gale died in Kent County on 12/6/1775 and his death was recorded on the same page in the minutes as his marriage to Bathsheba. In his will, dated 12/4/1775 and proved 1/30/1776, he noted that his children, Malachai, Mary, Catherine, Rosamond, John and James were to share the personal estate equally. He named his grandson, John Gale, who was to receive all lands on the northeast side of the road from Still Pond Hill down the neck to John Crew's?grandson John to pay his brother Thomas Gale 100 pounds. My son Rasin Gale to be guardian of my grandson John Gale until 21 years of age? His son John Gale was to get 3 acres of land and son Malachai, who was named as executor, was to receive the residue of the lands Redmore's Supply and to pay his brother James Gale £100. If wife Bersheba (sic) Gale lives until James is 21 years of age she to pay one-third of above sum. (Brooks, Kent County Wills 5/261, dated 12/4/1775 and proved 1/30/1776) Bathsheba Gale received her dower right of all lands and use of the land Malachai received until he reached 21 years. Malachai Gale predeceased his mother in 1778 and Bathsheba died after 1796."^1,3

His estate was probated on 31 January 1776 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA.³

      ; from Gale & Gayle Families: [quote]In 1721 planter John Gale, Jr. (1704 - 1775), Abraham's grandson, purchased Redmore's Supply, originally patented to John Hodgeson (sic) in 1678. In 1699 a testator of the will of John Hodgson of Cecil County ratified the sale of 140 acres of Redmond's (sic) Supply?at the head of the bay to John Gale. One of the testators was Philip Rasin, whose daughter married John's son, John Jr. (Brooks, Cecil County Wills: 11/10/1699-3/12/1699-1700, will of John Hodgson dated 11/10/1699) Furthermore, John Gale, Jr. attended Chester Parish Church and shared pew No. 11 with John Divine and Macall Medford, who owned the home known as Hepbron's Choice in Still Pond. In 1783 Macall's widow Susannah was assessed for 200 acres of Hepbrons Choice, 22 acres of Gales Addition, 100 acres of marshland, and 89 acres known as Long Farm. [end quote]²

John Gale Jr. left a will on 4 December 1775 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA.³

     Griffith Jones married Mary Rasin, daughter of Philip Rasin Sr. and Elizabeth Thackston, before 1729 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA,
; her 1st husband.^1,2

     Mary Warner was born in 1697 at Maryland, USA.¹ She married Thomas Rasin, son of Thomas Rasin and Elizabeth (?), circa 1714.¹

Mary Warner died circa September 1761 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA.¹
     She witnessed the death of Joseph Warner between 22 January 1729 and 25 January 1730; Dates of will and probate.²

Mary Warner witnessed the will of Thomas Rasin on 3 March 1731 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA; Ancestry.com - MARYLAND CALENDAR OF WILLS: Volume 6
Rasin, Thomas,Kent Co.,18th day, 10th mo., 1731;
3rd March, 1731.
To wife Mary, extx., dwell. plan. —— during widowhood, being the first purchase from Thomas Thackstone, land where sd. Thackstone now lives, after his decease and his wife's; certain personalty and 1/3 personal estate absolutely. Shd. wife Mary marry before eldest son George arrives at age of 21, then sd. son shall have ½ the afsd. tract for his own use.
To son George and hrs., afsd. tracts after his mother's decease.
To son William and hrs., 300 A. “Forrester's Delight,” bou. of Thomas Thackstone, with pt. of “Hillen's Adventure.”
To son Abraham, 150 A. of “Fair Promise,” bou. of George Warner; land bou. of Andrew Riddle, with 100 A. adj. thereto, being pt. of “Friendship.”
To 4 sons George, William, Abraham and Joseph, residue of personal estate when they arrive at age of 21. Shd. any child die during minority, survivors to divide portion of dec'd; shd. wife die during minority of child., they are to be under care of the Friends of Chester and Cecil Meetings. Sister Elizabeth Kirby not to be pressed by extx. for money due testator.
Test: George Dunkan, Bastion Tyschow, Thomas Bowers. 20, 426.
Source: Ancestry.com. Maryland Calendar of Wills [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 1998.
Original data: Cotton, Jane Baldwin. Maryland Calendar of Wills. Vol. I-VIII. Baltimore, MD, USA: 1904.³

     Thomas Rasin was born on 27 July 1715 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA.¹
Thomas Rasin died in 1729 at Cecil Monthly Meeting, Lynch, (formerly Cecil Co.) now Kent Co., Maryland, USA.¹

     George Rasin married Sarah Powel.²
George Rasin was born on 6 July 1718 at Cecil Monthly Meeting, Lynch, (formerly Cecil Co.) now Kent Co., Maryland, USA.¹
George Rasin died circa October 1761 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA.¹
     George Rasin witnessed the will of Thomas Rasin on 3 March 1731 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA; Ancestry.com - MARYLAND CALENDAR OF WILLS: Volume 6
Rasin, Thomas,Kent Co.,18th day, 10th mo., 1731;
3rd March, 1731.
To wife Mary, extx., dwell. plan. —— during widowhood, being the first purchase from Thomas Thackstone, land where sd. Thackstone now lives, after his decease and his wife's; certain personalty and 1/3 personal estate absolutely. Shd. wife Mary marry before eldest son George arrives at age of 21, then sd. son shall have ½ the afsd. tract for his own use.
To son George and hrs., afsd. tracts after his mother's decease.
To son William and hrs., 300 A. “Forrester's Delight,” bou. of Thomas Thackstone, with pt. of “Hillen's Adventure.”
To son Abraham, 150 A. of “Fair Promise,” bou. of George Warner; land bou. of Andrew Riddle, with 100 A. adj. thereto, being pt. of “Friendship.”
To 4 sons George, William, Abraham and Joseph, residue of personal estate when they arrive at age of 21. Shd. any child die during minority, survivors to divide portion of dec'd; shd. wife die during minority of child., they are to be under care of the Friends of Chester and Cecil Meetings. Sister Elizabeth Kirby not to be pressed by extx. for money due testator.
Test: George Dunkan, Bastion Tyschow, Thomas Bowers. 20, 426.
Source: Ancestry.com. Maryland Calendar of Wills [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 1998.
Original data: Cotton, Jane Baldwin. Maryland Calendar of Wills. Vol. I-VIII. Baltimore, MD, USA: 1904.³

     Joseph Rasin was born on 9 December 1720 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA.
Joseph Rasin died in 1729 at Cecil Monthly Meeting, Lynch, (formerly Cecil Co.) now Kent Co., Maryland, USA.