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     Martha (?) married Joshua Shaw before 1712
; According to the Welke,Galinsky,Nichols,Baumgardt Tree, their oldest child was born ca 1712.¹
     In Joshua Shaw's will dated 19 March 1732/33, Martha (?) was named as an heir; "Shaw, Joshua. Will. Made March 19, 1732/3. Heirs: children Samuel, William, Ephriam, Mary, Prudence, Agness; wife not named. Exec'rs, John Craige, Samuel Shaw. Wits., John Craige, James Craige, Prudence Shaw, Martha Shaw. Prob. April 4, 1733. Arch. vol. A45, pages 200-201. Reg. of Wills, Liber H, folio 51."²

     John MacCubbin (Sr.) was born in 1630 at Knockdolian, co. Ayrshire, Scotland.³ He married Ellinor Carroll? in 1665
; Rawlings Family Tree says m. 1665, but gives no source for this date.^3,2,4 John MacCubbin (Sr.) married Unknown Howard, daughter of Samuel Howard and Catherine Warner, in 1665.^3,1,2

John MacCubbin (Sr.) died on 21 September 1685 at Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA.^3,5
     Reference:      Scottish Settlers, 1625-1825, Vol. V, Surnames, M-N, Page 152 MacCubbin, John Born c. 1630, son of Sir John MacCubbin of Knockdolian, Ayrshire. Settledin Tinker Neck, Anne Arundel County, Maryland, during 1659. Married (1)Catherine Howard, (2) Ellinor Carroll. Father of John, c1666-1736. Died21 September 1685.
     Scots Colonists: Supplement, 1607-1707, Surnames, M-N, Page 104 Maccubbin, John, born 1630, son of Sir John McCubbin of Knockdolian,Ayrshire, a planter, settled in Tinker Neck, Anne Arundel County,Maryland, 1659.
     Scots on the Chesapeake, 1607-1830, Surnames, M-N, Page 91 MacCubbin, John, b. 1630, s. of Sir John MacCubbin of Knockdolian,Ayrshire, planter, sett. Tinker Neck, Anne Arundel Co, Md, 1659, m. (1)Susan Howard (2) Elinor Campbell, fa. of John, Samuel, William,Zachariah, Moses and Elizabeth, d. 21 September 1685.
     Colonial Families, Volume IV, Maccubbin and Mackubin Family, Page 350 John Maccubbin or Mackubin, b. circa 1630; d 21st September 1685; came to Maryland from the 'lowlands', Scotland, about 1659, and took up 'TimberNeck' in 1659. He was a younger son of Sir John Maccubbin of Knockdolianin Ayrshire, and a lineal descendant of Kenneth Macalbin (of which thename Maccubbin is a corruption in the Lowlands), first King of allScotland, who d. AD 858. John Maccubbin or Mackubin took up several tracts of land about Annapolis of which were 'Brampton' and 'Wardrope' on South River, 'Timber Neck','Macubins Cove' and 'Hamilton' and settled thereon as a planter; in his will he names his wife Elinor as executrix, and leaves his homestead'Bramton' to his eldest son John; he m. (1st) Susan Howard, daughter of Samuel and Catherine (Warner) Howard; m (2d) Elinor Carroll, who m. (2nd) John Howard, Sr.
     Genealogy of the Welsh and Hyatt Families Author: Luther W. Welsh Call Number: CS71.W442 JOHN MACCUBBIN, IMMIGRANT. Maccubbin--Howard--(Elinor--). I. Jn. Maccubbin, the writer's Scotch ancestor, prob. came to Md. in 1659 (or 1659-60), the yr. in wh. he took up 'Timber Rock' in A. A. Co. His marriage, not until 6 yrs later (1665), indicates that he was then ayoung man, b. prob. c1640. His will, dated 9.21.1685, proved 7.31.1686 (doubtless the year he died),names his wf. Ellenor, exec; four sons (Sam, Wm., Zachariah and Moses, who were under 18 yrs. of age, that is, b. after July 1667), to each of whom he left 50a. of 'Wordrape' on the north side of South R; and his son John (clearly his eldest son, b. before July, 1667), to whom he bequeathed, without age restriction, 140 acres, 'Brampton,' on the n.side of South R. (Annap. 4.207, as given in Md. Cal., v. 2). No das. are given in the will, although he had at least 2 das. then living, viz.,Eliz. (See Sec. 1, Sam Howard's will, 1702-1703), and Sarah (Sec. 1, will of Jn. Hwd., Sr., 1695-96, and will of Elinor Hwd., 1705-11, below).
     'Old Kent,' 50 yrs. ago, wrote (p. 150) of Nicholas Maccubbin (gd. son ofJn.1) that he was 'a Scotchman (called Maccubbin in the Lowlands, butwhose name in his native Highlands was MacAlpine), who claimed descent from Kenneth II, surnamed MacAlpine, who died in 858, and who, having united the Scots and Picts under one sceptre, was the first King of allScotland.' This claim of descent from the royal line of Scotland's Kings, who reigned for 25 generations, seems to have been accepted as authentic by Md. genealogists (See 'Founders,' 177; Miss Lantz, B. Sun, 6.10.1906;'
     Marylanders of Royal Blood,' B. Sun, 9.23.1906; Col. Fams. IV, Maccubbin). Mr. R. R. Griffith, whose genealogy is composed entirely of descs. of Jn. Maccubbin1 through his da. Sarah, contented himself with saying that his Maccubbin forbear was 'a scion of an ancient Scottishfamily.'
     It is rather strange that the published 'genealogles' are exceptionally erroneous concerning Jn. Maccubbin's marriage and children. Thus, 'Founders,' p. 177: 'Jn. Mccbn. m.1 Susan Howard of Sam, and m. Elinor,who was, as I believe, of the fam. of Dr. Chs. Carroll and Jas. Cll. of A. H. Par., both of whom were wss. to her will in 1711' (1705). Miss Lantz, B. Sun, 6.10.1906: 'Jn. Mccbn., Colonist, m.1 Sarah Hwd. of Sam and had Jn., Zach., Wm., Sam and Moses; m.2 Eleanor, believed to b eCarroll. and had Sarah., thought by descs. of Jn. to have been the only child by his 2d wife, as the other chn. are named in the will of their gd. fa. Saml. Howard' (only 3 Macubbin chn. are named in this will).
     Comes now Col. Fams. IV with the same or similar errors: 'Jn. Mccbn. m.?? Susan Hwd., da. of Saml. Hwd. and Cath. Warner, and had Jn., Sam., Wm., Zach., Moses and Eliz; m.2 Elinor Carroll (conjecture now given as fact), and had Sarah, only child by 2d wf.'
     'Abridged compend of American Genealogy' [published 1925] has the faults of the above, or worse (See pp. 50, 192, 381). The facts, with proofs, are as follows: (1st). Jn. Maccubbin m.1 a da. of Saml. Hwd., by whom he had 3 chn. only, Jn., Saml., and Eliz. (will of Saml. Hwd. Sec. 1). (2d). The above sons, Jn. Jr. and Saml., are named in their father's will above: Jn. as the chief beneficiary, over 18 when the will was made, 9.21.1685; and Saml., as under 18. This proves that Jn. was b. prior to Sep. 21, 1667 (c1666), that Saml., the 2d son, was b. after Sep. 21, 1667 (c1668), and that Eliz., as the 3d and last child by 1st wf., was b. about 1669 or 1670 (confirmed by date of birth of Sarah, the next child, below). (3d). These facts established, others follow, viz.: That Jn. McC. m. his 1st wife in 1665 (possibly earlier, but not later); That she, if not over 15 or 16 at marriage, was b. not later than 1650 (c1649), and that her mother (wife of Saml. Hwd.) must have been at least 16 yrs. older, that is, b. c1633 (See Sec. 1, Saml. Hwd.) Note--There is no reason to believe that Jn. McCubbin's 1st wf. did not d. before her husband remarried. Hence, unless Sam. Hwd. had 2 das. of the name Susan, Jn. McC.1 did not m. Susan Howard, as Susan was living in 1702, and is named in her father, Saml. Howard's, will of that date. Nor was Jn. McC.'s 1st wf. Sarah Howard of Saml., if 'Founders,' p. 70. is correct in stating that Sarah m. Peter Porter. It is probable that a. da.of Saml. Howard, whose name is unknown, older than Sarah and Susan, was Jn. Maccubbin's 1st wf. She d. soon after the birth of her only da., Eliz., who, in such case, may well have been given the mother's name. Jn. Maccubbin m.2 Elinor(???), who survived him and m., as her 2d husband, Jn. Howard, Sr. (See wills of her husbands). Sarah Mcbn. was the da. of Jn. and Elinor, and m.1 Wm. Griffith, immigrant, and m.2 Th. Reynolds (See will of Jn. Hwd., Sr., 1695, in Sec. 1; will of Wm. Gth.,1699, Annap., Book H. fol. 302; will of Elinor Hwd., 1705, below). Sarah's 2d m.--to Th. Reynolds--occurred 11.30.1699 (St. Anne .372). Her 1st m.--to Wm. Gth.--was in 1687, not later than Jan. 1687-8, as her eldest child, Orlando Gth., was b. 10.21.1688 (See Gth. Gen., p. 2). Thus, only 17 yrs. intervened between the birth of Eliz. (c1670), Jn. Mcbn.'s da. by his 1st wf., and the marriage of Sarah (1687), his da. by his 2d wf. This means that Jn. Mcbn.'s Howard wife d. c1670 (the year her last ch. was born), that he m. his 2d wf. Elinor c1670-71 (prob. 1671), and had Sarah, b. 1671 or 1672, and only 15 or 16 yrs. old when she m. Wm. Griffith in 1687. Sarah was thus, unmistakably, the eldest ch. of Jn. Mcbu. and his 2d wf. Elinor, and his other chn., Wm., Zach. and Moses were b. after Sarah, chn. of Elinor, not of the Howard wife. The will of Elinor Howard (11.10.1705--8.4.1711, Annap. 13.205, Md. Cal.3) leaves to her gd. chn., Orlando, Sophia, Chs. and Wm. Griffith all her prs. est; and to Wm. Maccubbin, 'Howard's Thicket,' where he lives--he to release to his other bro. certain land devised him by his father. The will appoints Elinor's 'da., Sarah Reynolds,' executrix, and is witnessedby Mary Carroll, Jas. Carroll, Chs. Carroll, Jr., and Chs. Carroll.
     Following is from the Rent Roll of A. A. Co., p. 67: 'Good Mother'sEndeavor, 285 acres, surveyed 4.23.1698, for Elinor Hwd.--50 acres part thereof being Howard's Thicket entered, and 50 acres more entered by the name of The Woodyard--the remainder is surplus. Poss., Wm. Maccubbin in right of Elinor Howard'--his mother. Note.--The above witnesses to Elinor Howard's will of 1705 were beyond doubt: Mary Carroll (d. 1742). wf. of Atty. Gen. Charles Carroll; Jas.Carroll (d. 1729) and his bro. Chs. Cll. (will 1724), nephews of the Atty. Gen. (Chs, evidently signing his name 'Junior' to distinguish himself from his uncle); and lastly Chs. Carroll, the Atty. Gen. himself, Agt. and Receiver Gen. of Chs., Lord Baltimore. Chs. Carroll, Atty. Gen. b. 1660, d. 1720; was admitted to the Inner Temple, London, in 1685; arrived in Md. 10.1.1688 and m. (w.2) Mary Darnall, da. of Col. Hy. Darnall (Secretary and kinsman of Lord Baltimore) and his wf. Eleanor (Hatton) Brooke. They had 10 chn., 4 of whom survived the Atty. Gen.,viz., Chs. (1702-1782, father of Chs. Carroll of Carrollton), Daniel, Mary and Eleanor. His will, dated 12.1.1718, proved 7.28.1720 (Annap.16.176), names, with other 'Kinsmen,' Jas. and Chs. Carroll, who were sons of his bro. Anthony (Col. Fams. II, Carroll). Dr. Chs. Carroll ofAnnapolis--of another branch of the illustrious Carroll family--was not awitness of Elinor Howard's will of 1705. He was then only 14 yrs. old (b. 1691, d. 9.19.1755), had his medical education to secure, and did notc ome to Md. until 'about 1715' (Scharf's Hist., v. 2, p. 215). Thus when Elinor Howard made her will (1705), the only known Chs. Carrolls in this country were the Atty. Gen., his 3-yr.-old son Chs., and his nephew Chs.(d. 1724), bro. of Jas. When Jas. Carroll made his will (2.12. 1728-9, Annap. 19.791) his uncle Chs. and his bro. Chs. were dead; his 'cousin Chs.' (son of the Atty. Gen.) and his 'cousin Dr. Chs. Carroll' were appointed his executors. The codicil of his will was witnessed by Jn.Welsh (2d), father of Henry O'Neale Welsh, who later m. Mary Higgins, neice of Jas. Carroll and named in his will (See Part I, Sec. 4). Much as the writer would be pleased to enroll in the list of his ancestors a member of the 'Great House of Ely O'Carroll,' the proof is not forthcoming that Elinor Maccubbin-Howard was Elinor Carroll of that family. She was in Md. 18 yrs. or more before Atty. Gen. Carroll came, or any others of that fam. (so far as records disclose). That the 4 Carrolls signed her will as witnesses is not proof of relationship: 4 Warfields witnessed the will of Maj. Chs. Hammond (1713), who was in no way related to them or their wives. Nor is the fact that Atty. Gen. Chs. named his da. Elinor, any evidence of relationship to Elinor Mcbn. Howard--the da. was evidently named for her gd. mo. Elinor Darnall. The future may prove that Elinor Howard was a Carroll, but it is not genealogy to state as anactual fact what is now merely a surmise.
     That most trustworthy genealogist, Mr. R. R. Griffith, says in the Introduction of his genealogy: 'A long and patient search of the Colonial Records has failed to reveal to us the maiden name of and parentage of Elinor.' She d.7.10.1711. at Citation.^3,6,7

; Gateway Ancestor. GAV-9 GKJ-9. He was Quaker.¹ John MacCubbin (Sr.) was also known as John Mackubin.³ John MacCubbin (Sr.) was also known as John Maccubbin.³ John MacCubbin (Sr.) was also known as John MacCubbin.^8,9

John MacCubbin (Sr.) lived in 1659 at Tinker Neck, Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA.³

John MacCubbin (Sr.) immigrated in 1659/60 to Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA.¹⁰

     Susannah "Ann" Deborah Howard was born in 1673 at Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA.² She married John MacCubbin (Jr.), son of John MacCubbin (Sr.) and Unknown Howard, in 1689.²

Susannah "Ann" Deborah Howard died after 1752 at St. James Parish, Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA.²
     GKJ-8.

Reference: From Early Colonial Settlers:
Howard, Samuel, A. A. County, 28th Feb., 1702
9th Nov., 1703
To wife Catherine, dwelling plantation (unnamed) and "Brushy Neck" during widowhood.
To son Philip and hrs., plantation (unnamed) where he now lives and 120 A. adjoining thereto; also dwelling plantation and land afsd. at marriage or decease of wife.
To grandchild., viz., John, Samuel and Eliza: Macubbin, cousins John Howard, Eliza: Norwood, Sarah Brice, Hannah Hammond, Cornelius and Joseph Howard and John Hammond, Jr., personalty.
To 3 child., viz., Philip afsd., ex., Susan and Ruth, residue of estate.
Trustees: Cousins John Howard and John Hammond, Jr., afsd.
Test: Jno. Howard, Andrew Wellplay, Geo. Slocium (Maryland Calendar of Wills, Liber 11, folio 397)
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AA.Co.Land Rec.WT2:159--This bond implies that all three children were unmarried and underage in 1707.
Thomas Tolley and sureties, Henry Pinckney, Edward Rummey,Charles Kilborne,Christopher Sinythers and William Gibbons, AACo,Gent; are firmly bound to John,Samuel and Elizabeth Maccubbins,sons and daughter of John and Deborah Maccubbins in the sum of 150 pds. Dated 15th March 1707. The conditions of the above are that Thomas Tolley pay the sum of 60pds. and a negro girl named Nell according to the will of Samuel Howard,late of this county decd. Witnessed by Joh Beale and Samll.Dorsey
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From: Fonda Carroll [mailto:flcar1@charter dot net]
Sent: Monday, March 06, 2006 11:06 AM
Subject: Re: Zachariah Maccubbin

I noticed that you changed John Maccubbin whose will was probated 1752; his wife you were carrying as Deborah Howard and now you have Anne unknown. Why did you do this? I'm 99% positive that she is a Howard and her name is Susanna Deborah or Deborah Susanna Howard d/o Samuel Howard and Catherine Warner who remarries to Thomas Tolley after Samuel's death.
John Maccubbin 1752 (probate) will calls her Anne (logical) and her father Samuel Howard's will refers to her as Susan (logical) and his distribution of estate her mother refers to her as Susanna (logical) but it is this record below that she is refered to as Deborah (not logical). I've even checked the Howard line for 'Deborah's but struck out. I wound up calling her Susanna "Ann' Deborah Howard - I've had it both ways. Thanks for all your contributions Michael, I refer to your database so often for reference......regards, Fonda

AA.Co.Land Rec.WT2:159--This bond implies that all three children were unmarried and underage in 1707.
Thomas Tolley and sureties, Henry Pinckney, Edward Rummey,Charles Kilborne,Christopher Sinythers and William Gibbons,AACo,Gent; are firmly bound to John,Samuel and Elizabeth Maccubbins,sons and daughter of John and DEBORAH Maccubbins in the sum of 150 pds. Dated 15th March 1707. The conditions of the above are that Thomas Tolley pay the sum of 60pds. and a negro girl named Nell according to the will of Samuel Howard, late of this county decd. Witnessed by Joh Beale and Samll.Dorsey.² Susannah "Ann" Deborah Howard was also known as Ann Howard.³
In Samuel Howard's will dated 28 February 1702, Susannah "Ann" Deborah Howard was named as an heir; From "Early Colonial Settlers of So. MD and VA's Northern Neck Counties":
Howard, Samuel, A. A. County, 28th Feb., 1702; 9th Nov., 1703
     To wife Catherine, dwelling plantation (unnamed) and "Brushy Neck" during widowhood.
     To son Philip and hrs., plantation (unnamed) where he now lives and 120 A. adjoining thereto; also dwelling plantation and land afsd. at marriage or decease of wife.
     To grandchild., viz., John, Samuel and Eliza: Macubbin, cousins John Howard, Eliza: Norwood, Sarah Brice, Hannah Hammond, Cornelius and Joseph Howard and John Hammond, Jr., personalty.
     To 3 child., viz., Philip afsd., ex., Susan and Ruth, residue of estate.
Trustees: Cousins John Howard and John Hammond, Jr., afsd.
Test: Jno. Howard, Andrew Wellplay, Geo. Slocium (Maryland Calendar of Wills, Liber 11, folio 397.)

     Lord Fergus MacCubein was born circa 1602 at Maccubbingstone, Scotland.^2,1 He married Sarah MacGregor Black in 1628.^2,1

Lord Fergus MacCubein died in 1666 at Penland Hills near Edinborough, Scotland; in battle.¹
Lord Fergus MacCubein died in 1686 at Scotland.²
     GAV-10 GKJ-10. Lord Fergus MacCubein was also known as Sir John Maccubbin.²

     Sarah MacGregor Black married Lord Fergus MacCubein, son of John Maccubbin and Ceit MacGowen, in 1628.^1,2

     GAV-10 GKJ-10.

     John Maccubbin was born circa 1579 at Scotland.¹ He was born circa 1581 at Maccubbingstone, Scotland.³ He married Ceit MacGowen in 1604.^1,4

John Maccubbin died in 1631.³
     GAV-11 GKJ-11. John Maccubbin was also known as John MacCuben Laird.³

     Ceit MacGowen was born circa 1583 at Scotland.¹ She married John Maccubbin, son of Fergus MacCubbin Laird, in 1604.^1,2

     GAV-11 GKJ-11.

     Ellinor Carroll? married John MacCubbin (Sr.), son of Lord Fergus MacCubein and Sarah MacGregor Black, in 1665
; Rawlings Family Tree says m. 1665, but gives no source for this date.^1,2,3 Ellinor Carroll? married John Howard Sr., son of Matthew Howard and Ann Hall, after 1686
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Her 2nd husband; his 2nd wife.^2,4
     GAV-9.

     Samuel MacCubbin married Elizabeth Lin.³
Samuel MacCubbin was born in 1667 at Maryland?, USA.³

     William MacCubbin married Sarah Westfall.³
William MacCubbin was born after 1672.^4,2
     William MacCubbin was also known as William McCubbin.⁴

     Zachariah MacCubbin married Susannah Nicholson.³
Zachariah MacCubbin was born in 1674.³

     Moses MacCubbin was born in 1675.⁴ He married Anne Roper, daughter of Thomas Roper and Mary (?), in 1693 at Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA.^5,2

Moses MacCubbin died between 17 April 1733 and 24 April 1733 at Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA; Presumably died between date of will and date of probate thereof.²

His estate was probated on 24 April 1733 at Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA,
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Per Early Col. Settlers:
Mr. Moses Maccubbin 17.643 AA £491.17.4 Aug 10 1733
Appraisers: John Andrews, Charles Griffin.
Creditors: William Stevenson, Samuel Stringer.
Next of kin: William Maccubbin, Zachariah Maccubbin.
Executor(rix): (unnamed) "died before the inventory was returned".
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Mosses Maccubbin 21.78 AA £119.3.7 Feb 6 1734 Oct 10 1735
Appraisers: John Andrew, Charles Griffith.
Administrator: Thomas Ruteland.
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Moses Maccubbin 13.297 A AA £491.17.4 £93.12.7 Oct 10 1735
A second inventory is cited in the amount of £119.3.7.
Received from: Mr. Philip Smith (merchant in London), Benjamin Tasker, Esq., John Welsh, John Ross, Esq., George Plater, Esq., Samuel ogle, Esq., John Gibson, William Cumming, Esq., Mrs. Theodosia Humphrys for Lord Baltimore, Robert Gordon, Esq., John Samuel Minskie, John Conaway, John Maccubbin (orphan of William Maccubbin), Michael Macnemara, Esq.
Payments to: Charles Browne & Co., Henry Donaldson, Robert Constable, Stephen Pike paid to Mr. Vachel Denton, Mary Nicholas wife of Edward Nicholas, Dr. Samuel Stringer, Mehitabel Bateman, Dr. William Steivenson, Esther Selby, estate of Alexander Stuart, Amos Woodward, Margaret Gassid, John Salton, John Andrew, John Gibson, Richard Tootell, Henry Constable per MM Zachariah Maccubbin & John Beale, Onorio Razolini, Charles Cole, Charles Calvert, Esq., Benjamin Tasker & Daniel Dulany, Esq.
Payments to (due from Thomas Maccubbin (dead, executor of deceased): James Stewart, Catherine Conaway, John Gassett, Anne Roberts, Robert Constable, Charles Calvert, Esq.
Mentions: wife (unnamed, dead), 1 son (unnamed, dead), children (unnamed).
Administrator: Thomas Rutland.
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Moses Maccubbin 15.91 A AA £21.0.19 Aug 9 1736
Received from: John Smith, George Page.
Payments to: Vachell Denton, John Jones (executor of James Simmes), William Chapman, Charles Griffith, Anne Roberts, Dr. Richard Hill, Dr. Richard Hill for medicines administered to Thomas Maccubbin (executor), Daniell Dulany, Esq., Daniell Dulany, Esq. paid to William Rogers.
Administrator: Thomas Ruteland (also Thomas Rutland).
Former executor is Thomas Maccubin.
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Moses Maccubin 19,282 A £111.13,5 Jul 29 1742
Payments to: Benjamin Howard (deceased was guardian, his portion of estate of his father Charles Howard, his portion of his aunt Sophia Howard's distributive portion of estate of her father Cornelius Howard), Philip Smith (merchant in London, now dead), Daniel Dulany, Esq.
Administrator: Thomas Rutland. Unadministered by Thomas Maccubin.
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Moses Maccubbin 28.160 A AA £500.3.0 Jun 30 1750
Payments to (children, their portions): Moses Maccubbin & Charles Maccubbin (son, said Moses is guardian), Elinor wife of Benjamin Howard, Mary wife of Leonard Wayman, Jr., Elisabeth wife of accountant.
Administrator: Thomas Ruland. Unadministered by Thomas Maccubbin.²
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Per Early Col. Settlers:
Hammond (Hamond), Mary, A. A. County, 4th Apr., 1721; 6th Apr., 1721.
To grandsons John, Thomas and Cornelius Howard, grand-daus, Sarah and Elinor Howard, personalty.
To 3 grand-child., viz. Thomas, Sarah and Elinor Howard,residue of estate.
John Beale, ex., care of grandson John Howard and to see that he has a good education.
Test: John Unett, Wm. Anglin, Anne Selby.
Note: Moses Maceubin and Cornelius Howard present at probate
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July 31, 1686. South River, Anne Arundel County, Maryland.
Will of John Maccubbin.
To wife Eleanor, executrix, dower rights.
To sons Samuel, William, Zacharias, Moses and their heirs, 200 acres "Wardropp" on north side of South River equally. Said sons to be of age at 18 years.
To son John and heirs 140 acres "Bramton" on north side of South River.
Test: Robert Hinwood, Andrew Bell, John Ireland.
Signed September 21, 1685. (Anne Arundel County, Maryland, Wills, Liber 4, folio 207)
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April 24, 1733. In the name of God, Amen, I, Moses Maccubbin of Anne Arundel County, Gent., being sick and weak in body but of sound disposing mind and memory, praise be to God for the same, do therefore make my last will and testament in manner following, vizt.
Imprimis. I give and bequeath unto my three sons Thomas Maccubbin, Moses Maccubbin, and Charles Maccubbin, my dwelling plantation with all ye lands thereto belonging to them and their heirs forever to be equally divided between them and their heirs.
Item. I will and desire that after my just debts are paid and funeral charges discharged that my perfonal estate be equally divided between my six children, and do hereby appoint my brother Mr. Zachariah Maccubbin and my friend Mr. John Beale my trustees to see my will performed by my executor hereafter named.
Item. It is my will that my personal estate lie at ye resque of my children and not of my executor, unless my trustees or survivor of them shall see cause to the contrary, and if they shall, then it shall and may be lawfull for them or the survivor of them to have my children's estate exposed to public sale, and the money arising therefrom to be secured to my children as the law directs and appoints.
Item. I give and bequeath unto each of my trustees a ring of twenty shilling price.
Item. It is my will that my executor do not commit any waste on my land nor use the same in any other manner than he shall be directed or allowed to do by my trustees aforesaid or survivor of them until my land shall be divided between my three sons as aforesaid.
Lastly, I do hereby constitute and appoint my son Thomas Maccubbin my full and whole executor of this my last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills by me made and confirming this to be my last will and testament, in testamony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 17th day of April 1733.
Moses Maccubbin.
Signed, sealed, published and declared to be the last will and testament of the said Moses Maccubbin in the presence of the words of, and they being first interlined, John Humphreys, Thomas Jobson, and William Stevenson.
Prerogative Office, 24th April 1733, came the Reverend Mr. John Humphreys and Thomas Jobson, two of the subscribing evidences to the aforegoing will, and made oath on the Holy Evantels that they saw the testator Moses Maccubbin sign and seal and heard him publish pronounce and declare the within instruments of writing as his last will and testament, and that to the best of their knowledge and apprehension, he was at ye time of his so doing of sound disposing mind, memory and understanding and that they, the aforesaid, John Humphreys and Thomas Jobson, together with William Stevenson as witnesses subscribed the said will in the presence and at ye request of the said testator. Sworn to before me, Charles Calvert, Commissioner General. (Anne Arundel County, Maryland, Wills, Liber 20, folio 607)

August 9, 1736. The second additional account of Thomas Rutland of Anne Arundel administrator of all and singular the goods, chattels, and credits which were of Moses Maccubin, late of the county aforesaid, deceased at the time of his death and not heretofore administered to by Thomas Maccubbin, his executor, with a copy of the deceased will annexed.
56:6:11 pound sterling cash due from the deceased's estate to Benjamin Howard, being for part of his father Charles Howard's estate and also the sum of 6:3:7 pound sterling for his share of his aunt Sophia Howard's distribution a part of her father Cornelius Howard's estate, ye said several sums came into the said deceased's possession as guardian of the aforesaid Benjamin Howard and paid by this accountant to him as ye receipt appears amounting in all to... (Anne Arundel County, Colonial Maryland Inventories, Liber 19, folio 282)

January 29, 1742. The third additional account of Thomas Rutland of Anne Arundel administrator of all and singular the goods, chattles, and credits which were of Moses Maccubbin, late of the county aforesaid, deceased, at the time of his death and not heretofore adminished by Thomas Maccubbin, his executor. This accountant chargeth himself with the ballance of his last account past the 29th day of January 1742, exhibited into the Prerogative Office and there recorded, amounting to the sum of....£499.10.00. And he humbly leaves allowance of the following payments and disbursments, vizt.
Of money paid by this accountant to Moses Maccubbin one of ye sons of the deceased for his felial position and for the felial position of Charles Maccubin one other of the sons of the said deceased to which said Charles the said Moses were guardians etc. Receipt appears....200.00.00.
Of ditto paid by ditto to Benjamin Howard who intermarried with Elinor, one of the daughters of the deceased for her portion of the said deceased estate as etc. Receipt appears....100.00.00.
Of ditto paid by ditto to Leonard Wayman, Junr., who intermarried with Mary, one of the daughters of the said deceased, for her portion of the said deceased's estate as etc. Receipt appears....100.00.00.
Of ditto which this accountant retains in his own hands as the portion of Elizabeth the other daughter of the said deceased, with whom the said accountant intermarried....99.18.00.
Of money paid by this accountant for devising and state this account...00.05.00.
Payment and disbursments....£500.3.00
Estate overpaid....00.05.00.
Estate accounted for...£499.18.00.
On the 30th day of June 1750, Thomas Rutland, the within accountant made oath on the Holy Evangels of the Almighty God that the within account as state is just and true to the best of his knowledge, which thereupon after due examination is past by, Dulany Carney. (Anne Arundel County, Colonial Maryland Inventories)

Children of Moses MacCubbin are:
i. Thomas MacCubbin, born Abt. 1710 in All Hallows Parish, Anne Arundel County, Maryland; died Bef. August 10, 1733 in All Hallows Parish, Anne Arundel County, Maryland.
ii. Moses MacCubbin, Jr., born Abt. 1712 in All Hallows Parish, Anne Arundel County, Maryland; died Bef. April 06, 1775 in All Hallows Parish, Anne Arundel County, Maryland.
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Notes for Moses MacCubbin:
November 1, 1706. Moses Maccubbin, planter, deeds to Charles Carroll, Gent., all that tract of land called 'Wardropp,' lying on the north side of South River and east side of Broad Creek, laid out for 200 acres, in consideration for 50 pound sterling. If the said Moses shall pay by April 10 next, one year's interest on the 50 pound sterling, and one moyety of the principal on April 20, with interest and principal payments to continue, then this deed will be void. [Moses repaid the loan as agreed to retain possession of 'Wardropp.'] (Anne Arundel County, Land Records, Liber __, folio 394)
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March 10, 1712/13. At a special court held for relief of Anne Arundel County and all concernined in records thereof burnt. Were present the Honorable Samuel Young, Esq., Capt. Richard Jones, and Maj. Charles Hammond, commissioners. Be it remembered that into court came Moses Maccubbin and exhibited a patent to James Warner [on June 26, 1663] for 200 acres called 'Wardropp' and by two assignments set over the same to Patrick Dunkin [on August 10, 1663] and by Patrick Dunkin assigned to Mary Gibbs [on May 15, 1671], widow, who intermarried with Alexander Gardner, AA County, planter, deceased, and at his death was his relict's; she deeded the land to John Maccubbin [on March 14, 1675], late of AA County, deceased, the father of Moses Maccubbin, who in his own right claims the patent and requests it be recorded. (Anne Arundel County, Land Records, Liber __, folios 141-143)
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MacCubbin family <1700
Posted by: Shawn Potter Date: September 07, 2000
In Reply to: Re: MacCubbin family <1700 by Janet Spangler

Do you have any ideas about who Moses MacCubbin married?
I suspect he married a daughter of Cornelius Howard Jr. and Mary Roper. But, I have not found a document which clearly says so; only records which suggest so. For example,
1. On June 22, 1717, a probate record concerning the estate of Cornelius Howard, Jr. includes the statement, "We ye subscribers as relations to ye deceased approve of this appraising: Moses Makubbin, Charles Howard." [Charles was Cornelius Howard, Jr.'s oldest son.]
2. On April 6, 1721, Moses MacCubbin and Cornelius Howard III were present during the probate of the will of Cornelius Howard, Jr.'s widow, Mary Hammond. [She had married John Hammond after Cornelius Howard, Jr.'s death.]
3. On February 28, 1729, Thomas Howard [son of Cornelius Howard, Jr.] and Moses MacCubbin signed a probate record concerning the estate of Cornelius Howard III as next of kin--like in item 1 above.
4. On January 29, 1742, a probate record concerning the estate of Moses MacCubbin states that Moses MacCubbin had been the guardian of Benjamin Howard, son of Charles Howard, son of Cornelius Howard, Jr. This Benjamin Howard later married Moses MacCubbin's daughter Eleanor.² Moses MacCubbin was also known as Moses McCubbin.⁴

Moses MacCubbin left a will on 17 April 1733 at Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA;
Per Early Col. Settlers:
Maccubbin, Moses, gentleman, A. A. Co., 17th Apr., 1733 ; 24th. Apr., 1733.
To 3 sons Thomas, Moses and Charles and their hrs., dwelling plantation divided equaly. Personal estate to be divided among six children
To overseers bro. Zachariah and John Beale personalty.
Ex.: son Thomas.
Test: Rev. John Humphreys, Thomas Jobson, William Stevenson.
20. 60.²

     Elizabeth Maccubbin was born in 1669.³
     Elizabeth Maccubbin was also known as Elizabeth McCubbin.³

     Samuel Howard married Catherine Warner.¹
Samuel Howard was born in 1627/28.^4,5
Samuel Howard died on 28 February 1702/3 at Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA.⁴

His estate was probated on 9 November 1703 at Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA.⁶

     GKJ-10.

Samuel Howard left a will on 28 February 1702; From "Early Colonial Settlers of So. MD and VA's Northern Neck Counties":
Howard, Samuel, A. A. County, 28th Feb., 1702; 9th Nov., 1703
     To wife Catherine, dwelling plantation (unnamed) and "Brushy Neck" during widowhood.
     To son Philip and hrs., plantation (unnamed) where he now lives and 120 A. adjoining thereto; also dwelling plantation and land afsd. at marriage or decease of wife.
     To grandchild., viz., John, Samuel and Eliza: Macubbin, cousins John Howard, Eliza: Norwood, Sarah Brice, Hannah Hammond, Cornelius and Joseph Howard and John Hammond, Jr., personalty.
     To 3 child., viz., Philip afsd., ex., Susan and Ruth, residue of estate.
Trustees: Cousins John Howard and John Hammond, Jr., afsd.
Test: Jno. Howard, Andrew Wellplay, Geo. Slocium (Maryland Calendar of Wills, Liber 11, folio 397.)

     Sary 'Sarah' Lane died WFT Est. 1739 1804.^1,2 She was born circa 1710.^1,2 She married an unknown person in 1733 at Baltimore City, Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA.^1,2

     Rev. Tidence Lane was born on 31 August 1724 at Baltimore City, Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA.^1,2 He married Hester Bibbin on 9 May 1743 at Frederick, Frederick Co., Virginia, USA.^2,1,3

Rev. Tidence Lane died on 30 January 1804 at Whitesboro, Jefferson Co., Tennessee, USA, at age 79.^2,1,4
Rev. Tidence Lane died on 30 January 1806 at Whitesburg, Hamblen Co., Tennessee, USA, at age 81.³
     He was Baptist minister.⁴

; [mccubbin.ged] Built the first church in Tennessee. His wife first name could be Hestherand last Van Bibber.²

     Rev. Dutton Lane was born on 15 July 1730 at St. Paul's Parish Maryland, Maryland, USA.^2,1 He was born on 12 November 1732 at Baltimore City, Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA.³ He married Elizabeth Oakes circa 1758.^1,2,3

Rev. Dutton Lane died in 1801 at Henry Co., Virginia, USA.^1,2,3
     He was Baptist minister.⁴

     Jemima Lane was born on 7 March 1734/35 at St. Paul's Parish Baltimore, Maryland, USA.^2,1,3

     Richard Lane Jr. died WFT Est. 1736 1825.^1,2 He was born circa 1735.^1,2

     John Dutton Lane was born in 1747 at North Carolina, USA.^3,2

     Elizabeth Darcy married Sir Simon Harcourt Knt., of Stanton Harcourt, son of Sir Christopher de Harcourt and Jane Stapleton,
; his 2nd wife, her 2nd husband.¹ Elizabeth Darcy married Sir Richard Yorke
; her 1st husband.¹

     Samuel Lane died WFT Est. 1740 1791.^1,2 He was born circa 1700.^1,2 He married an unknown person circa 1735.^1,2

      ; ancestor of the HERBERTs of Swansea.¹

     John Lane was born circa 1631.^1,2

     Oziell Lane was born circa 1632.^1,2
Oziell Lane died in 1657 at Eleuthera, Bahamas; presumed drowned.^2,1,3

     Mary Lane was born circa 1642 at Providence Island, West Indies.^2,1,3 She married an unknown person on 8 June 1667.^1,2
She married William Denne on 8 June 1667.³

Mary Lane died before 28 June 1674 at Leverton Island, Bahamas.^1,2
Mary Lane was buried on 28 July 1674 at All Hollows, Bread St., Providence Island, West Indies.³

     Humfry Carter was born circa 1570 at England.⁴ He was born circa 1580.^1,2 He married an unknown person between 1599 and 1631
; WFT Est.^1,2
Humfry Carter died between 1607 and 1671; WFT Est.^1,2
Humfry Carter died circa 1621 at London, City of London, Greater London, England.⁴

His estate was probated on 1 June 1621 at London, City of London, Greater London, England.⁴

     GKJ-11.

     Margrett Lane married an unknown person WFT Est. 1719 1752.^1,2

Margrett Lane died WFT Est. 1719 1799.^1,2 She was born circa 1705.^1,2

     John Lane was born circa 1716.^1,2
John Lane died in 1769.^1,2

     Dutton Lane married an unknown person WFT Est. 1712 1745.^1,2
He was born circa 1695.^1,2
Dutton Lane died in 1783 at Baltimore City, Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA.^1,2