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     Elizabeth (?) was born in 1796.¹
Elizabeth (?) died on 8 May 1878.¹
Elizabeth (?) was buried after 8 May 1878 at Slaughter Family Plot, Dover, Kent Co., Delaware, USA;
from Find A Grave website:
     Birth:      1796, USA
     Death:      May 8, 1878, USA
     mother of Ruth Anna (Hazel) Slaughter
     Family links:
     Children:
      Ruth Anna Hazel Slaughter (1828 - 1911)*
     Burial: Slaughter Family Plot, Dover, Kent County, Delaware, USA
     Created by: Bill Southam
     Record added: Apr 09, 2001
     Find A Grave Memorial# 5348960.²

     Jonathan Slaughter was born on 9 September 1815 at Delaware, USA; Lomax cites: Dill, Dill & Dill, Souls in Heaven, Names in Stone, Cemeteries of Kent County, Delaware, Gateway Press, 1989, p.338, "son of Elizabeth & Nathan Slaughter."^1,2 He married Rachel Onins, daughter of Davis Onins and Martha (?), on 11 February 1845 at Kent Co., Delaware, USA,
; Date of marriage bond; Lomax cites: Dill, Dill & Dill, Souls in Heaven, Names in Stone, Cemeteries of Kent County, Delaware, Gateway Press, 1989, p.338, Marriage Index, DC, DE, MD & VA, 1740-1900, FTM cd#399.^3,4,2
Jonathan Slaughter died on 18 May 1893 at Kent Co., Delaware, USA, at age 77; 1. Ancestry.com - Delaware Death Records, 1811-1933
     Name: Jonathan Slaughter
     Gender: Male
     Birth Date: abt 1818
     Death Date: 20 May 1893
     Age at Death: 75
     Residence: Delaware
     Collection and Roll: Register of Deaths - 5
     Source Information: Ancestry.com. Delaware Death Records, 1811-1933 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010.
     Original data: Delaware. Delaware Vital Records. Microfilm. Delaware Public Archives, Dover.
2. Ancestry.com - Delaware Death Records, 1811-1933
     Name: Jonathan Slaughter
     Gender: Male
     Birth Date: abt 1818
     Death Date: 20 May 1893
     Age at Death: 75
     Residence: Milford, Kent, Delaware
     Collection and Roll: Death Records - 59
     Source Information: Ancestry.com. Delaware Death Records, 1811-1933 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010.
     Original data: Delaware. Delaware Vital Records. Microfilm. Delaware Public Archives, Dover.
Lomax cites: Dill, Dill & Dill, Souls in Heaven, Names in Stone, Cemeteries of Kent County, Delaware, Gateway Press, 1989, p.338.^1,5,6,2
Jonathan Slaughter was buried after 18 May 1893 at Slaughter Family Plot, Dover, Kent Co., Delaware, USA; from Find A Grave website:
Birth:      Sep. 9, 1815, USA
Death:      May 18, 1893, USA

son of Nathan & Elizabeth Slaughter


Family links:
Parents:
Nathan Slaughter (1782 - 1862)
Elizabeth Allaband Slaughter (1794 - 1870)

Spouse:
Rachel Onins Slaughter (1825 - 1900)

Children:
Stephen Olin Slaughter (1853 - 1941)*
Catherine Slaughter (1859 - 1917)*

Siblings:
William Slaughter (1813 - 1889)*
Johnathan Slaughter (1815 - 1893)
Henry B Slaughter (1817 - 1865)*
Elizabeth Slaughter (1822 - 1899)*
Edward Slaughter (1827 - 1883)*
Mary Slaughter (1829 - 1907)*
Emily Slaughter (1838 - 1914)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
Slaughter Family Plot
Dover
Kent County
Delaware, USA

Created by: Bill Southam
Record added: Apr 09, 2001
Find A Grave Memorial# 5348885.¹
     Jonathan Slaughter and Rachel Onins appeared in the census of 1 October 1850 at District 3, Kent Co., Maryland, USA; [Next door to his brother, Henry B. Slaughter]
p. 300A, lines 1-7, Dwelling 301; Family 301
     1 SLAUGHTER, Jonathan 35 [1815] M Farmer DE
     2 " , Rachel 25 [1825] DE
     3 " , Martha 1 [1849] F MD
     4 OWENS, George 10 [1840] M DE attended school
     5 POWELS, Mary E 18 [1832] F Laborer DE
     6 LAWRENCE, William 32 [1818] M Laborer MD
     7 " , Julia A. 3 [1847] F MD.⁷

Jonathan Slaughter and Rachel Onins appeared in the census of 11 July 1860 at District 2, Kent Co., Maryland, USA; pp. 890/1, lines 35-40, 1, Dwelling 436; Family 439
     35 SLAUGHTER, Jonathan 42 [1818] M Farmer $10000 $1500 DE
     36 " , Rachel 35 [1825] F DE
     37 " , Martha 12 [1848] F MD
     38 " , Oliver 6 [1854] M MD
     39 " , Kate 2 [1858] F MD
     40 FOREMAN, George W 35 [1825] M Farmer MD
     1 LESAGE, George 33 [ 1827] M Farmer $250 MD.⁸

Jonathan Slaughter and Rachel Onins appeared in the census of 15 June 1870 at Dover Hundred, Kent Co., Delaware, USA; p. 236A, lines 14-20, Dwelling 218; Family 214
     14 SLAUGHTER, Jonathan 54 [1816] M W Farmer $2500 $675 DE
     15 " , Rachael 44 [1826] F W Keeping House DE
     16 " , Martha 21 [1849] F W A Home MD
     17 " , Olin 15 [1855] M W Work on Farm MD
     18 " , Kate 11 [1859] F W At home MD
     19 SMITH, Georganna 4 [1866] Female Black At home DE
     20 HARTNETT, John 17 [1853] M W Work on Farm DE.⁹

Jonathan Slaughter and Rachel Onins appeared in the census of 19 June 1880 at West Dover, Kent Co., Delaware, USA; p. 113D, lines 10-15; Dwelling 332; Family 337
     10 SLAUGHTER, Jonathan W M 64 [1816] Self Married Farm DE DE DE
     11 " , Rachel W F 54 [1826] Wife Married Keeping house DE DE DE
     12 " , Oliver W M 25 [1855] Son Single At Home MD DE DE
     13 " , Catherine W F 20 [1860] Daughter Single at home MD DE DE
     14 COLLINS, Eddie W M 10 [1870] Nephew Single at home MD DE DE
     15 SMITH, Feorganne Black F 13 [1867] Servant Single DE DE DE.¹⁰

     Rachel Onins was born on 4 July 1825 at Delaware, USA; Lomax cites: Dill, Dill & Dill, Souls in Heaven, Names in Stone, Cemeteries of Kent County, Delaware, Gateway Press, 1989, p.338, "dau of Martha & Davis Onins."^1,2 She married Jonathan Slaughter, son of Nathaniel "Nathan" Slaughter and Elizabeth Allaband, on 11 February 1845 at Kent Co., Delaware, USA,
; Date of marriage bond; Lomax cites: Dill, Dill & Dill, Souls in Heaven, Names in Stone, Cemeteries of Kent County, Delaware, Gateway Press, 1989, p.338, Marriage Index, DC, DE, MD & VA, 1740-1900, FTM cd#399.^1,3,2
Rachel Onins died on 8 May 1900 at Kent Co., Delaware, USA, at age 74; Lomax cites: Delaware Death Record, 1811-1933.^1,2
Rachel Onins was buried after 8 May 1900 at Slaughter Family Plot, Dover, Kent Co., Delaware, USA; from Find A Grave website:
Birth:      Jul. 4, 1825, USA
Death:      May 8, 1900, USA

daughter of David & Martha Onins
wife of Jonathan Slaughter


Family links:
Spouse:
Johnathan Slaughter (1815 - 1893)*

Children:
Stephen Olin Slaughter (1853 - 1941)*
Catherine Slaughter (1859 - 1917)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
Slaughter Family Plot
Dover
Kent County
Delaware, USA

Created by: Bill Southam
Record added: Apr 09, 2001
Find A Grave Memorial# 5348884.¹
     Rachel Onins and Jonathan Slaughter appeared in the census of 1 October 1850 at District 3, Kent Co., Maryland, USA; [Next door to his brother, Henry B. Slaughter]
p. 300A, lines 1-7, Dwelling 301; Family 301
     1 SLAUGHTER, Jonathan 35 [1815] M Farmer DE
     2 " , Rachel 25 [1825] DE
     3 " , Martha 1 [1849] F MD
     4 OWENS, George 10 [1840] M DE attended school
     5 POWELS, Mary E 18 [1832] F Laborer DE
     6 LAWRENCE, William 32 [1818] M Laborer MD
     7 " , Julia A. 3 [1847] F MD.⁴

Rachel Onins and Jonathan Slaughter appeared in the census of 11 July 1860 at District 2, Kent Co., Maryland, USA; pp. 890/1, lines 35-40, 1, Dwelling 436; Family 439
     35 SLAUGHTER, Jonathan 42 [1818] M Farmer $10000 $1500 DE
     36 " , Rachel 35 [1825] F DE
     37 " , Martha 12 [1848] F MD
     38 " , Oliver 6 [1854] M MD
     39 " , Kate 2 [1858] F MD
     40 FOREMAN, George W 35 [1825] M Farmer MD
     1 LESAGE, George 33 [ 1827] M Farmer $250 MD.⁵

Rachel Onins and Jonathan Slaughter appeared in the census of 15 June 1870 at Dover Hundred, Kent Co., Delaware, USA; p. 236A, lines 14-20, Dwelling 218; Family 214
     14 SLAUGHTER, Jonathan 54 [1816] M W Farmer $2500 $675 DE
     15 " , Rachael 44 [1826] F W Keeping House DE
     16 " , Martha 21 [1849] F W A Home MD
     17 " , Olin 15 [1855] M W Work on Farm MD
     18 " , Kate 11 [1859] F W At home MD
     19 SMITH, Georganna 4 [1866] Female Black At home DE
     20 HARTNETT, John 17 [1853] M W Work on Farm DE.⁶

Rachel Onins and Jonathan Slaughter appeared in the census of 19 June 1880 at West Dover, Kent Co., Delaware, USA; p. 113D, lines 10-15; Dwelling 332; Family 337
     10 SLAUGHTER, Jonathan W M 64 [1816] Self Married Farm DE DE DE
     11 " , Rachel W F 54 [1826] Wife Married Keeping house DE DE DE
     12 " , Oliver W M 25 [1855] Son Single At Home MD DE DE
     13 " , Catherine W F 20 [1860] Daughter Single at home MD DE DE
     14 COLLINS, Eddie W M 10 [1870] Nephew Single at home MD DE DE
     15 SMITH, Feorganne Black F 13 [1867] Servant Single DE DE DE.⁷

     Elizabeth Slaughter was born on 8 August 1822 at Delaware, USA; Lomax says b. 9 Aug 1822 in DE; Lomax cites: Dill, Dill & Dill, Souls in Heaven, Names in Stone, Cemeteries of Kent County, Delaware, Gateway Press, 1989, p.338, "dau of Elizabeth & Nathan Slaughter.").^1,2
Elizabeth Slaughter died on 29 December 1899 at Kent Co., Delaware, USA, at age 77; Lomax cites: Dill, Dill & Dill, Souls in Heaven, Names in Stone, Cemeteries of Kent County, Delaware, Gateway Press, 1989, p.338.^1,2
Elizabeth Slaughter was buried after 29 December 1899 at Slaughter Family Plot, Dover, Kent Co., Delaware, USA; from Find A Grave website:
Birth:      Aug. 8, 1822, USA
Death:      Dec. 29, 1899, USA

daughter of Nathan & Elizabeth Slaughter


Family links:
Parents:
Nathan Slaughter (1782 - 1862)
Elizabeth Allaband Slaughter (1794 - 1870)

Siblings:
William Slaughter (1813 - 1889)*
Johnathan Slaughter (1815 - 1893)*
Henry B Slaughter (1817 - 1865)*
Elizabeth Slaughter (1822 - 1899)
Edward Slaughter (1827 - 1883)*
Mary Slaughter (1829 - 1907)*
Emily Slaughter (1838 - 1914)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
Slaughter Family Plot
Dover
Kent County
Delaware, USA

Created by: Bill Southam
Record added: Apr 09, 2001
Find A Grave Memorial# 5348890.¹
     Elizabeth Slaughter was listed as a resident in Nathaniel "Nathan" Slaughter and Elizabeth Allaband's household in the census report on 11 June 1860 at Dover Hundred, Kent Co., Delaware, USA; pp. 80-81, lines 35-40, 1-4, Dwelling 536; Family 531
     35 SLAUGHTER, Nathan 79 [1781] M Farmer $25000 $800 DE
     36 " , Elizabeth 66 [1794] F DE
     37 " , Elizabeth 30 [1830 F DE
     38 " , Mary 28 [1832] F DE
     39 " , John 25 [1835] M DE
     40 " , Emily 18 [1842] F DE
     1 COLLINS, John 20 [1840] M Salesman? Ireland
     2 HILT, Emanuel 16 [1844] M Salesman? PA
     3 GRIFFIN, Garratt 25 [1835] M School Teacher PA
     4 GRIFFIN, Sallie S 15 [1845] F Black Servant DE.³

     Edward Slaughter was born on 4 February 1827 at Delaware, USA; Lomax cites: Dill, Dill & Dill, Souls in Heaven, Names in Stone, Cemeteries of Kent County, Delaware, Gateway Press, 1989, p.338.^1,2
Edward Slaughter died on 12 December 1883 at age 56; Lomax cites: Dill, Dill & Dill, Souls in Heaven, Names in Stone, Cemeteries of Kent County, Delaware, Gateway Press, 1989, p.338, "Son of Elizabeth & Nathan Slaughter.".^1,2
Edward Slaughter was buried after 12 December 1883 at Slaughter Family Plot, Dover, Kent Co., Delaware, USA; from Find A Grave website:
Birth:      Feb. 4, 1827, USA
Death:      Dec. 12, 1883, USA

son of Nathan & Elizabeth Slaughter


Family links:
Parents:
Nathan Slaughter (1782 - 1862)
Elizabeth Allaband Slaughter (1794 - 1870)

Siblings:
William Slaughter (1813 - 1889)*
Johnathan Slaughter (1815 - 1893)*
Henry B Slaughter (1817 - 1865)*
Elizabeth Slaughter (1822 - 1899)*
Edward Slaughter (1827 - 1883)
Mary Slaughter (1829 - 1907)*
Emily Slaughter (1838 - 1914)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
Slaughter Family Plot
Dover
Kent County
Delaware, USA

Created by: Bill Southam
Record added: Apr 09, 2001
Find A Grave Memorial# 5348883.¹
     Edward Slaughter was listed as a resident in Henry Boehn Slaughter and Margaret Ann Clements's household in the census report on 1 October 1850 at District 3, Kent Co., Maryland, USA; [:CR:Henry is next door to his brother Jonathan.
p. 300-A, lines 8-20, Dwelling 302; Family 302
     8 SLAUGHTER, Henry B. 33 [1817] M Farmer $20000 DE
     9 " , Martha A. 29 [1821 F DE
     10 " , William H. 10 [1840] M MD attended school
     11 " , Rachel 6 [1844] F MD Attended school
     12 " , George 8 [1842] M MD attended school
     13 " , Mary A. 3 [1847] F MD
     14 " , Ann E 6/12 [1850] F MD
     15 BLACKISTON, Richard 55 [1795] M Farmer DE
     15 JUMP, Lydia 20 [1830] F Farmer DE
     16 LESAGE, James 21 [1829] M Farmer DE
     17 MCMANN, John 25 [1825] M Farmer Ireland
     18 " , James 21 [1829] M Farmer Ireland
     19 SLAUGHTER, Edward 24 [1826] M Farmer DE.³

     Mary Slaughter was born on 18 October 1828; Lomax says b. October 18, 1829; Lomax cites: Dill, Dill & Dill, Souls in Heaven, Names in Stone, Cemeteries of Kent County, Delaware, Gateway Press, 1989, p.338, "dau of Elizabeth & Nathan Slaughter.").^1,2
Mary Slaughter died on 28 February 1907 at age 78; Lomax cites: Dill, Dill & Dill, Souls in Heaven, Names in Stone, Cemeteries of Kent County, Delaware, Gateway Press, 1989, p.338.^1,2
Mary Slaughter was buried after 28 February 1907 at Slaughter Family Plot, Dover, Kent Co., Delaware, USA; from Find A Grave website:
Birth:      Oct. 18, 1829, USA
Death:      Feb. 28, 1907, USA

daughter of Nathan & Elizabeth Slaughter


Family links:
Parents:
Nathan Slaughter (1782 - 1862)
Elizabeth Allaband Slaughter (1794 - 1870)

Siblings:
William Slaughter (1813 - 1889)*
Johnathan Slaughter (1815 - 1893)*
Henry B Slaughter (1817 - 1865)*
Elizabeth Slaughter (1822 - 1899)*
Edward Slaughter (1827 - 1883)*
Mary Slaughter (1829 - 1907)
Emily Slaughter (1838 - 1914)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
Slaughter Family Plot
Dover
Kent County
Delaware, USA

Created by: Bill Southam
Record added: Apr 09, 2001
Find A Grave Memorial# 5348888.¹
     Mary Slaughter was listed as a resident in Nathaniel "Nathan" Slaughter and Elizabeth Allaband's household in the census report on 11 June 1860 at Dover Hundred, Kent Co., Delaware, USA; pp. 80-81, lines 35-40, 1-4, Dwelling 536; Family 531
     35 SLAUGHTER, Nathan 79 [1781] M Farmer $25000 $800 DE
     36 " , Elizabeth 66 [1794] F DE
     37 " , Elizabeth 30 [1830 F DE
     38 " , Mary 28 [1832] F DE
     39 " , John 25 [1835] M DE
     40 " , Emily 18 [1842] F DE
     1 COLLINS, John 20 [1840] M Salesman? Ireland
     2 HILT, Emanuel 16 [1844] M Salesman? PA
     3 GRIFFIN, Garratt 25 [1835] M School Teacher PA
     4 GRIFFIN, Sallie S 15 [1845] F Black Servant DE.³

     Emily Slaughter was born on 2 November 1838 at Delaware, USA; Lomax cites: Dill, Dill & Dill, Souls in Heaven, Names in Stone, Cemeteries of Kent County, Delaware, Gateway Press, 1989, p.338, "dau of Elizabeth & Nathan Slaughter";
per Lomax Death Certificate shows b. Nov 25, 1838.^1,2
Emily Slaughter died on 21 August 1914 at Home farm near Dover, Kent Co., Delaware, USA, at age 75; Lomax cites:
     Dill, Dill & Dill, Souls in Heaven, Names in Stone, Cemeteries of Kent County, Delaware, Gateway Press, 1989, p.338.
     Death Certificate, Informant: Miss Maggie Slaughter, Dover, Del.
Per Lomax:
     Death Certificate shows home farm, near Dover, DE.
     Cause of Death: Cancer of stomach (Source: Death Certificate.)
     Occupation: Manager of farm (Source: Death Certificate.)^1,2
Emily Slaughter was buried after 21 August 1914 at Slaughter Family Plot, Dover, Kent Co., Delaware, USA; from Find A Grave website:
Birth:      Nov. 2, 1838, USA
Death:      Aug. 21, 1914, USA

daughter of Nathan & Elizabeth Slaughter


Family links:
Parents:
Nathan Slaughter (1782 - 1862)
Elizabeth Allaband Slaughter (1794 - 1870)

Siblings:
William Slaughter (1813 - 1889)*
Johnathan Slaughter (1815 - 1893)*
Henry B Slaughter (1817 - 1865)*
Elizabeth Slaughter (1822 - 1899)*
Edward Slaughter (1827 - 1883)*
Mary Slaughter (1829 - 1907)*
Emily Slaughter (1838 - 1914)

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
Slaughter Family Plot
Dover
Kent County
Delaware, USA

Created by: Bill Southam
Record added: Apr 09, 2001
Find A Grave Memorial# 5348894.¹
     Emily Slaughter was listed as a resident in Nathaniel "Nathan" Slaughter and Elizabeth Allaband's household in the census report on 11 June 1860 at Dover Hundred, Kent Co., Delaware, USA; pp. 80-81, lines 35-40, 1-4, Dwelling 536; Family 531
     35 SLAUGHTER, Nathan 79 [1781] M Farmer $25000 $800 DE
     36 " , Elizabeth 66 [1794] F DE
     37 " , Elizabeth 30 [1830 F DE
     38 " , Mary 28 [1832] F DE
     39 " , John 25 [1835] M DE
     40 " , Emily 18 [1842] F DE
     1 COLLINS, John 20 [1840] M Salesman? Ireland
     2 HILT, Emanuel 16 [1844] M Salesman? PA
     3 GRIFFIN, Garratt 25 [1835] M School Teacher PA
     4 GRIFFIN, Sallie S 15 [1845] F Black Servant DE.³

     Lillian M. Wright was born in November 1873 at Missouri, USA; 1900 Census says be Nov 1873; FindAGrave says b Nov. 1, 1871.^1,2 She married Edward "Eddie" Ford Catlin, son of Barrett Conner Catlin Sr. and Mary Catherine Slaughter, in 1893
; married 7 years in 1900 census.¹
Lillian M. Wright died on 19 November 1961 at St. Louis Co., Missouri, USA.²
Lillian M. Wright was buried after 19 November 1961 at Bellefontaine Cemetery, St. Louis, St. Louis Co., Missouri, USA; from FindAGrave.com:
     Birth:      Nov. 1, 1871
     Death:      Nov. 19, 1961
     Wife of Edward Ford Catlin. Daughter of Edward Wright and Mary Eliza Knapp.
     Family links: Spouse: Edward Ford Catlin (1870 - 1962)
     Burial: Bellefontaine Cemetery, Saint Louis, St. Louis City, Missouri, USA
     Plot: 1657
     Created by: Gracie's Grammy
     Record added: Jan 12, 2014
     Find A Grave Memorial# 123326469.²
     Lillian M. Wright and Edward "Eddie" Ford Catlin appeared in the census of 9 June 1900 at 6225 Bowman Ave., Ward 24, St. Louis, St. Louis Co., Missouri, USA; p. 9A; Lines 29-34; Dwelling 162; Family 171
     29 CATHIN, Edwin F Head W M Apr 1870 30 Married 7yrs [1893] MD MD MD Merchant
     30 " , Lilliam M. Wife W F Nov 1873 26 Married 7 yrs [1893] 2-children-born 2-children-living MO England IL
     31 " , Douglas W. Son W M Oct 1894 5 Single MO MD MO
     32 " , Mary S. Daughter W F Nov 1896 3 Single MO MD MO
     33 KNAPP, Wirt Boarder W M Nov 1876 23 Single IL IA IL Clerk RR
     34 RANDALL, Emily Boarder Black F Dec 1874 25 Married 6yrs [1894] 2-children-born 2-children-living MO VA MO Servant (House.)³

Lillian M. Wright and Edward "Eddie" Ford Catlin appeared in the census of 18 April 1910 at 6225 Bowman Ave., Ward 24, St. Louis, St. Louis Co., Missouri, USA; p. 3A-3B; Lines 47-50, 51; Dwekkubg 48; Family 50
     47 CATLIN, Edward F Head M W 39 [1871] Married 1x 17yrs MD MD MD Grain Broker Com. Bus.
     48 " , Lillian M Wife F W 38 [1872] Married 1x 17yrs 3-children-born 3-children-living MO England IL
     49 " , Douglas W. Son M W 15 [1895] Single MO MD MO
     50 " , Mary S. Daughter F W 13 [1897] Single MO MD MO
     51 " , Deborah A. Daughter F W 6 1904 Single MO MD MO.⁴

Lillian M. Wright and Edward "Eddie" Ford Catlin appeared in the census of between 8 January 1920 and 9 January 1920 at U. S. Census, St. Louis, St. Louis Co., Missouri, USA; p. 8-B, lines 79-82; dwelling 144; family 145
     79 CATLIN, Edward Head M W 48 [1872] Married MD MD MD Broker Grain
     80 " , Lillian Wife F W 43 [1877] Married MO England IL none
     81 " , Mary T. Daughter F W 22 [1898] Single MO MD MO None
     82 " , Deborah Daughter F W 16 [1904] Single MO MD MO None.⁵

Lillian M. Wright and Edward "Eddie" Ford Catlin appeared in the census of 14 April 1930 at U. S. Census, Kirkwood, St. Louis Co., Missouri, USA; p. 8-A; lines 45-47; Dwelling 182; Family 194
     45 CATLIN, Edward F. Head M W 59 [1871] Married 22 yrsold MD MD MD Proprietor Fixture Business
     46 " , Lillian W. Wife F W 54 [1876] Married 19 yrsold MO Eng IL None
     46 MEHRLE, Frances Roomer F W 23 [1907] Single US US US Teacher Grade School.⁶

Lillian M. Wright and Edward "Eddie" Ford Catlin appeared in the census of 3 April 1940 at U. S. Census, Webster Groves, St. Louis Co., Missouri, USA; p. 3-A; lines 5-6; Dwelling 33
     5 CATLIN, Edward Ford Head M W 69 [1871] Married MD Residence-1935-Sameplace Salesman Stock Brokerage
     6 " , Lillian Wife F W 68 [1872] Married MO Residence-1935-Sameplace.⁷

     Douglas W. Catlin was born in October 1894 at Missouri, USA.¹
     Douglas W. Catlin appeared on the census of 9 June 1900 in the household of Edward "Eddie" Ford Catlin and Lillian M. Wright at 6225 Bowman Ave., Ward 24, St. Louis, St. Louis Co., Missouri, USA; p. 9A; Lines 29-34; Dwelling 162; Family 171
     29 CATHIN, Edwin F Head W M Apr 1870 30 Married 7yrs [1893] MD MD MD Merchant
     30 " , Lilliam M. Wife W F Nov 1873 26 Married 7 yrs [1893] 2-children-born 2-children-living MO England IL
     31 " , Douglas W. Son W M Oct 1894 5 Single MO MD MO
     32 " , Mary S. Daughter W F Nov 1896 3 Single MO MD MO
     33 KNAPP, Wirt Boarder W M Nov 1876 23 Single IL IA IL Clerk RR
     34 RANDALL, Emily Boarder Black F Dec 1874 25 Married 6yrs [1894] 2-children-born 2-children-living MO VA MO Servant (House.)²

Douglas W. Catlin appeared on the census of 18 April 1910 in the household of Edward "Eddie" Ford Catlin and Lillian M. Wright at 6225 Bowman Ave., Ward 24, St. Louis, St. Louis Co., Missouri, USA; p. 3A-3B; Lines 47-50, 51; Dwekkubg 48; Family 50
     47 CATLIN, Edward F Head M W 39 [1871] Married 1x 17yrs MD MD MD Grain Broker Com. Bus.
     48 " , Lillian M Wife F W 38 [1872] Married 1x 17yrs 3-children-born 3-children-living MO England IL
     49 " , Douglas W. Son M W 15 [1895] Single MO MD MO
     50 " , Mary S. Daughter F W 13 [1897] Single MO MD MO
     51 " , Deborah A. Daughter F W 6 1904 Single MO MD MO.³

     Mary S. Catlin was born in November 1896 at Missouri, USA.¹
     Mary S. Catlin appeared on the census of 9 June 1900 in the household of Edward "Eddie" Ford Catlin and Lillian M. Wright at 6225 Bowman Ave., Ward 24, St. Louis, St. Louis Co., Missouri, USA; p. 9A; Lines 29-34; Dwelling 162; Family 171
     29 CATHIN, Edwin F Head W M Apr 1870 30 Married 7yrs [1893] MD MD MD Merchant
     30 " , Lilliam M. Wife W F Nov 1873 26 Married 7 yrs [1893] 2-children-born 2-children-living MO England IL
     31 " , Douglas W. Son W M Oct 1894 5 Single MO MD MO
     32 " , Mary S. Daughter W F Nov 1896 3 Single MO MD MO
     33 KNAPP, Wirt Boarder W M Nov 1876 23 Single IL IA IL Clerk RR
     34 RANDALL, Emily Boarder Black F Dec 1874 25 Married 6yrs [1894] 2-children-born 2-children-living MO VA MO Servant (House.)²

Mary S. Catlin appeared on the census of 18 April 1910 in the household of Edward "Eddie" Ford Catlin and Lillian M. Wright at 6225 Bowman Ave., Ward 24, St. Louis, St. Louis Co., Missouri, USA; p. 3A-3B; Lines 47-50, 51; Dwekkubg 48; Family 50
     47 CATLIN, Edward F Head M W 39 [1871] Married 1x 17yrs MD MD MD Grain Broker Com. Bus.
     48 " , Lillian M Wife F W 38 [1872] Married 1x 17yrs 3-children-born 3-children-living MO England IL
     49 " , Douglas W. Son M W 15 [1895] Single MO MD MO
     50 " , Mary S. Daughter F W 13 [1897] Single MO MD MO
     51 " , Deborah A. Daughter F W 6 1904 Single MO MD MO.³

Mary S. Catlin was listed as a resident in Edward "Eddie" Ford Catlin and Lillian M. Wright's household in the census report between 8 January 1920 and 9 January 1920 at U. S. Census, St. Louis, St. Louis Co., Missouri, USA; p. 8-B, lines 79-82; dwelling 144; family 145
     79 CATLIN, Edward Head M W 48 [1872] Married MD MD MD Broker Grain
     80 " , Lillian Wife F W 43 [1877] Married MO England IL none
     81 " , Mary T. Daughter F W 22 [1898] Single MO MD MO None
     82 " , Deborah Daughter F W 16 [1904] Single MO MD MO None.⁴

     Deborah A. Catlin was born circa 1904 at Missouri, USA; aged 6 in 1910 census.¹
     Deborah A. Catlin appeared on the census of 18 April 1910 in the household of Edward "Eddie" Ford Catlin and Lillian M. Wright at 6225 Bowman Ave., Ward 24, St. Louis, St. Louis Co., Missouri, USA; p. 3A-3B; Lines 47-50, 51; Dwekkubg 48; Family 50
     47 CATLIN, Edward F Head M W 39 [1871] Married 1x 17yrs MD MD MD Grain Broker Com. Bus.
     48 " , Lillian M Wife F W 38 [1872] Married 1x 17yrs 3-children-born 3-children-living MO England IL
     49 " , Douglas W. Son M W 15 [1895] Single MO MD MO
     50 " , Mary S. Daughter F W 13 [1897] Single MO MD MO
     51 " , Deborah A. Daughter F W 6 1904 Single MO MD MO.²

Deborah A. Catlin was listed as a resident in Edward "Eddie" Ford Catlin and Lillian M. Wright's household in the census report between 8 January 1920 and 9 January 1920 at U. S. Census, St. Louis, St. Louis Co., Missouri, USA; p. 8-B, lines 79-82; dwelling 144; family 145
     79 CATLIN, Edward Head M W 48 [1872] Married MD MD MD Broker Grain
     80 " , Lillian Wife F W 43 [1877] Married MO England IL none
     81 " , Mary T. Daughter F W 22 [1898] Single MO MD MO None
     82 " , Deborah Daughter F W 16 [1904] Single MO MD MO None.³

     Mary H. "Mammie" Catlin was born on 6 August 1872 at Maryland, USA.¹ She married James Gale Beck, son of George Rasin Beck and Alphonsa Parsons, in 1898.³

Mary H. "Mammie" Catlin died on 1 July 1955 at age 82.¹
Mary H. "Mammie" Catlin was buried after 1 July 1955 at Chester Cemetery, Chestertown, Kent Co., Maryland, USA; from Find A Grave:
     BIRTH          8 Aug 1872
     DEATH     1 Jul 1955 (aged 82)
     BURIAL     Chester Cemetery, Chestertown, Kent County, Maryland, USA
     Created by: I See Dead People
     Added: 30 Jul 2013
     Find A Grave Memorial 114646764.⁴
     Mary H. "Mammie" Catlin was listed as a resident in Marcus Bascom Plummer and Elizabeth B. Slaughter's household in the census report on 11 June 1880 at U. S. Census, Church Hill, Queen Anne's Co., Maryland, USA; p. 366C, lines 25-31; Dwelling 159; Family 165
     25 PLUMER, Maclis A. W M 32 [1848] Married Farmer MD MD MD
     26 " , Elizabeth B. W F 28 [1852] Wife Married Keeping house MD MD MD
     27 WILSON, Thomas W. W M 18 [1862] Nephew Single Work on farm MD MD MD
     28 LYNCH, Annie W F 15 [1865] Servant Single Domestic Servant MD MD MD
     29 CATLIN, Mary H. W F 8 [1872] Niece Single at School MD MD MD
     30 DOWN Julia W F 24 [1856] Boarder Sincle School Teacher MD MD MD
     31 HARRISON, Samuel B W 14 [1866] Hand Single Work on farm MD MD MD.⁵

Mary H. "Mammie" Catlin and James Gale Beck appeared in the census of 2 June 1900 at U. S. Census, Chestertown, Kent Co., Maryland, USA;      p. 3A; Lines 3-6; Dwelling 42; Family 43
     3 BECK, James L Head W M Mch 1871 29 Married 2yrs [1898] MD MD DE Insurance Agent
     4 " , M. H. Wife W F Aug 1871 29 Married 2yrs 0-children-born 0-children-living MD MD DE House wife
     5 CATLIN, M. C. Mother W F Aug 1847 53 Widowed Married 33yrs 3-children-born 3-children-living MD DE DE At Home
     6 THOMAS, Mary M. Lodger W F Dec 1870 29 Single MD MD MD Teacher.²

Mary H. "Mammie" Catlin and James Gale Beck appeared in the census of 15 April 1910 at U. S. Census, Chestertown, Kent Co., Maryland, USA; p. 1-B; lines 67-70; Dwelling 18; Family 19
     67 BECK, James G. Head M W 39 [1871] Married 1x 12yrs      68 " , Mary C. Wife F W 38 [1872] Married 1x 12yrs 1-child-born 1-child-living MD MD MD none
     69 " , Mary C. Daughter 5 [1905] Single MD MD MD non
     70 CATLIN, Mary C. Mother-in-Law F W 67 [1847] Widow 3-children-born 3-children-living MD DE DE none.⁶

     James Gale Beck was born on 27 March 1871 at Maryland, USA.¹ He married Mary H. "Mammie" Catlin, daughter of Barrett Conner Catlin Sr. and Mary Catherine Slaughter, in 1898.¹

James Gale Beck died on 17 February 1939 at age 67.¹
James Gale Beck was buried after 17 February 1939 at Chester Cemetery, Chestertown, Kent Co., Maryland, USA; from Find A Grave:
     BIRTH     27 Mar 1871
     DEATH     17 Feb 1939 (aged 67)
     BURIAL     Chester Cemetery, Chestertown, Kent County, Maryland, USA
     Created by: I See Dead People
     Added: 30 Jul 2013
     Find A Grave Memorial 114646818.⁴
     James Gale Beck and Mary H. "Mammie" Catlin appeared in the census of 2 June 1900 at U. S. Census, Chestertown, Kent Co., Maryland, USA;      p. 3A; Lines 3-6; Dwelling 42; Family 43
     3 BECK, James L Head W M Mch 1871 29 Married 2yrs [1898] MD MD DE Insurance Agent
     4 " , M. H. Wife W F Aug 1871 29 Married 2yrs 0-children-born 0-children-living MD MD DE House wife
     5 CATLIN, M. C. Mother W F Aug 1847 53 Widowed Married 33yrs 3-children-born 3-children-living MD DE DE At Home
     6 THOMAS, Mary M. Lodger W F Dec 1870 29 Single MD MD MD Teacher.⁵

James Gale Beck and Mary H. "Mammie" Catlin appeared in the census of 15 April 1910 at U. S. Census, Chestertown, Kent Co., Maryland, USA; p. 1-B; lines 67-70; Dwelling 18; Family 19
     67 BECK, James G. Head M W 39 [1871] Married 1x 12yrs      68 " , Mary C. Wife F W 38 [1872] Married 1x 12yrs 1-child-born 1-child-living MD MD MD none
     69 " , Mary C. Daughter 5 [1905] Single MD MD MD non
     70 CATLIN, Mary C. Mother-in-Law F W 67 [1847] Widow 3-children-born 3-children-living MD DE DE none.⁶

     Rasin Gale Sr. was born on 22 May 1735 at Worton Manor, Worton, Kent Co., Maryland, USA.^1,2 He married Martha Moore, daughter of William Moore and Rachel Medford, in 1756 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA,
; his 1st wife.² Rasin Gale Sr. married Rebecca Moore, daughter of William Moore and Rachel Medford,
; his 2nd wife
per The Gale & Gayle Families: "his 2nd wife"
per Find A Grave: "Rasin Gale I may have married a second wife, a sister of his first wife, by the name of Rebecca Moore."^2,1
Rasin Gale Sr. was buried in December 1797 at Christ Church Cemetery, Worton, Kent Co., Maryland, USA; from Find A Grave website:
Birth:      May 22, 1735
Worton
Kent County
Maryland, USA
Death:      Dec., 1797
Worton
Kent County
Maryland, USA

Rasin Gale I was the second known son and child of John Gentleman Gale, member of the upper house (which became the Maryland State Senate) (b.ABT 1704, d.12/6/1775 Kent Co, MD) and his first wife, Elizabeth Rasin (b.11/21/1706 Kent Co, MD) on ?/?/?.

Rasin (earlier spelling is 'Reason') may have married twice, and also, had a child (not named) out of wedlock by Sarah Gyant (b.1/15/1731 in Shrewsbury Parish, Kent Co, MD). In June of 1762 Rasin Gale I, was charged with "having committed fornication with Sarah Gyant" and "begotten a base born child". He was fined 30 shillings, and kicked out of the Quaker Church. Rasin and his family was booted out of the Quaker church, not just for this act of adultry, but also for one of his daughters having a child, before getting married. The Rasin family were Quakers (and some were Catholics), and the Gales were traditioanally Catholics, but had to conform to Henry VIII's Anglican Church while living in England. Probably when Rasin's father, John, got married to Elizabeth Rasin, she tried converting him over to being a Quaker and tried raising her family the same.

Rasin Gale I married Martha Moore (b. ABT 1736 in St Pauls Parish, Chestertown, Kent Co, Maryland, died BEF 1797 Fayette Co, PA) in 1756 in Kent Co, MD. at St. Paul's Church. Martha's parents were William Moore (b. 1/17/1703 in St. Pauls Parish, Kent Co, MD, christened 2/24/1703 in St. Paul's Church, Kent Co, MD, d. 8/17/1781 in Kent Co, MD) and Rachel Medford (b: ABT 1703, d. BEF 1781). Martha's paternal grandparents were John Moore (b. ABT 1680 in Kent Island, MD, Kent Island is part of present day Queen Anne's Co, MD, d. 10/1/1728 in St. Pauls Parish, Kent Co, MD) and Elizabeth Dowland b. 3/6/1680 in Kent Island, Maryland, d. 4/2/1718).

St. Paul's Church is the earliest religious structure in Kent County and, with the possible exception of Old Trinity in Dorchester County, the earliest surviving Anglican Church on the Eastern Shore of Maryland.

Rasin Gale I may have married a second wife, a sister of his first wife, by the name of Rebecca Moore.

Rasin was a plantation owner. The name of his plantation was Worton Manner, which encomposed the town of present day Worton, MD. He was elected church warden of Shrewsbury Parish on April 12, 1762; elected vestryman on April 23, 1764 of the I.U. Parish of the Esiscopal Church, Chester Parish, Worton, MD in 1772. The name of this church was also known as the Chester Protestant Episcopal Church, and presently known as Christ Church I. U., Worton, MD. He held pew #48, in 1768.

Raisin Gale I is my 5th great grandfather, and married Martha Moore in 1756. His generation was the first of this Gale family to be born in America. He is the grandfather of Martha Jane Gale, my third great grandmother, who married Abner Nelson Long.

Rasin Gale's great uncle, Col. George Gale married George Washington's grandmother, Mildred Warner Washinton.

Raisin Gale's great grandfather, John Gale of Whitehaven, England (who married Mary Carlisle), greatly contributed to the growth of the port of Whitehaven which is only surpassed by one other English port, that of London.

In 8/7/1780 Rasin Gale donated 'merahantable grain' to the Chester Parish (Christ Chruch I.U.) for the clergymen and church repairs.

Rasin Gale was on the Kent County list of original Subscribers, along with His Excellency George Washington, to establish Washington College in Chestertown, MD.

Children of Rasin Gale I and Martha Moore: nine known

1. Rasin Moore Gale II was born ABT 1755, died 2/26/1817 buried at I.U. Church Cem, Worton, Kent Co, Md. He married Jane _______ (b. ABT 1785). The I.U. is the initials of the man who donated the land and the money to build the church, Isaac Usilton.
Children of Rasin Moore Gale II and Jane _______: one known

1. Mary Jane Gale was born 12/1/1811.

Children of Rasin Gale I and Martha Moore cont'd: nine known

2. William Gale was born ABT 1758 in Kent Co, MD. He married on 10/13/1785 to Martha Hodges, daughter of Capt. James Hodges and Sarah Granger.
3. Elizabeth Gale was born ABT 1760 Kent Co, MD, died 8/24/1829 Wayne Township, Jefferson Co, OH. She married on 6/7/1786 in Maryland to Jacob Jones Jr. He was the son of Captain Jacob Jones and Elizabeth _______. He was high Sheriff of Kent Co, MD in 1783.

Children of Elizabeth Gale and Jacob Jones Jr: one known

1. Daniel Jones Sr was born 10/10/1796, died 4/23/1865. He married on 11/27/1821 to Catherine Tylden Ireland (b.11/23/1804, d.9/26/1856). Catherine was the daughter of John Ireland (b.3/9/1767, m.12/28/1801, d.?/?/?) and Mary Tylden. John Ireland was the son of Joseph Ireland (b.6/17/1724 near Halifax, County Yorkshire, England, m.7/10/1761, d.?/?/?) and Alethea Comegys, daughter of William Cosden Comegys and Ann _______. Joseph Ireland had settled in Shrewsberry Parish, Kent Co, MD. Mary Tylden was the daughter of Dr. william Blay Tylden. William Tylden was the son of John Tylden and Catherine Blay, who married 7/27/1722. Catherine Blay was the daughter of Col william Blay and Isabella Pearce, daughter of judge William Pearce. Col William Blay was the son of Col Edward Blay of Blay's Range, Kent co, MD, and Ann _______. John Tylden was the son of Charles Tylden who was the second son of Marmaduke Tylden of Great Oak Manor, Kent Co, MD who was one of the largest land owners in Kent Co, MD, and perhaps the largest. In 1709 he owned 31,350 acres. Marmaduke Tylden's father was also named Marmaduke, and was the son of Sir William Tylden of "Great Tyldens" County Kent, England. One of the Tyldons was a genreal in the British army ABT in the 1830's, named Brigadier General William Burton Tylden.

Google books: "Philadelphia and popular Philadelphians", page 245.
Google books: "Old Kent: the eastern shore of Maryland" ; notes illustrative of the most ... By George Adolphus Hanson, pages 302 - 306

Children of Daniel Jones Sr and Catherine Tylden Ireland: one known

1. Daniel Jones Jr.was born 7/3/1846 at Glenmore Manor, Kent Co, MD. He married on 10/2/1873 to Miss H. E. Rush. Daniel was the comptroller of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad

Children of Daniel Jones Jr and H.E. Rush: one known

1. William Rush Jones

Children of Rasin Gale I and Martha Moore cont'd: nine known

4. George Gale b: ABT 1760/2 in Kent Co, MD, died 3/23/1807. He married twice. First wife was Asenath Dooley. His second wife was Mary _____ (b.ABT1760)

Children of George Gale and Mary ____: one known

1. George Gale was born ?/?/1799

Children of Rasin Gale I and Martha Moore cont'd: nine known

5. John Wesley Gale, Sr was born 12/?/1765 in Kent Co, MD. He married on 1/29/1793 in Chester Parish, Kent Co, MD (the Christ Church I. U.) to Phoebe Everett (b.ABT 1775 Kent Co, MD, d.in Posey Co, IN), her father was St. Leger Everett. John's father willed to him all that tract of land he had in Fayette County, PA. In 1799 John had 300 acres in Dunbar Township, Fayette Co, PA (one horse and 2 cows). In 1800 John moved his family to Harrison Co, KY.

Children of John Wesley Gale Sr and Phoebe Everett: ten known

1. Anne Gale was born ABT 1797
2. Rasin Gale ?/?/?, died 2/26/1843
3. Mary Ann Gale was born 8/23/1798 Harrison Co, KY, died 4/4/1831 Glasgow, Scott Co, IL, buried at Bowers Cemetery, Near Alsey, Scott Co, IL. She married on 10/2/1821 in New Harmony, Posey Co, IN to William McPherson (8/10/1789 in Scott Co, VA)

Children of Mary Ann and William: seven known

1. Arminta McPherson was born 2/17/1817 Posey Co, IN
2. Phebe McPherson was born 7/29/1822 New Harmony, Posey Co, IN
3. James Willis McPherson was born 3/25/1824 Muhlenburg Co, KY
4. Martha McPherson was born 11/2/1825 Muhlenberg Co, KY
5. Caroline McPherson was born ?/?/1827 KY
6. Mary Ann McPherson was born ?/?/1829 IL
7. Emily McPherson was born 3/25/1831 Glasgow, Scott Co, IL

Children of John Wesley Gale Sr and Phoebe Everett cont'd: ten known

4. Phebe Gale was born ABT 1799 Harrison Co, KY, died BET 1841 AND 1850 in Posey Co, IN. She married on 3/14/1818 in Posey, Co, IN to Isaac James (b.ABT 1796 PA)

Children of Phebe Gale and Isaac James: four known

1. Phebe Ann James was born ABT 1822 IN
2. Oliver James was born ABT 1832
3. Hannah James was born ABT 1834
4. Elwood James was born ABT 1836

Children of John Wesley Gale Sr and Phoebe Everett cont'd: ten known

5. Joseph Everett Gale was born ABT 1800 Harrison Co. KY. He married on 7/21/1831 in in Milton, Pike Co, IL to Elizabeth Garrison (b.ABT 1812 in Posey Co, IN). She was Boone Allen's niece (the marrying parson of the 1830's in Pike Co, IL) and a great granddaughter of Jonathan Boone (older brother of Daniel Boone). Their marriage was the first recorded marriage in Pike Co, IL. "The call for volunteers in Montezuma Township for the Black Hawk war created no little consternation among the people. A meeting was called at Florence and John Battershell, Joseph Gale, William Kenney, Joshua Davis, Smith Aimes, Josiah Simms and Edward Irons enlisted".

Children of Joseph Everett Gale and Elizabeth Garrison: four known

1. Elias GALE was born ABT 1840 IL
2. William R GALE was born ABT 1843 IL
3. Zachariah T GALE was born ABT 1845 IL
4. Joseph A GALE was born ABT 1847 IL

Children of John Wesley Gale and Phoebe Everett cont'd: ten known

6. John Wesley Gale, Jr. was born 1/16/1801 Cynthiana, Harrison Co, KY, died 3/16/1849 Van Buren County, IA, buried in the Lippincott Cem, Van Buren Co, IN. He married on 10/26/1824 in Posey Co, IN to Rebecca McCreary (b.1/19/1807 NC). They moved to Van Buren Co, IA in 1837 and was the first county coroner. He was a farmer in Van Buren Co, IN.

Children of John Wesley Gale Jr and Rebecca McCreary: eleven known

1. William Thomas Gale was born 5/25/1825 Posey Co, IN
2. Joseph Wasson Gale was born 12/31/1827 Posey Co, IN
3. John C. Gale was born ABT 1829
4. Ruth Ann Gale was born 1/18/1830 Gibson Co, IN
5. Minerva Gale was born 6/?/1836 Gibson Co, IN
6. Mary Gale was born ?/?/1838 Gibson Co, IN
7. Eliza Everett Gale was born ABT 1831 Gibson Co, IN
8. Minor Gale was born ABT 1842
9. Dorsey Gale was born ABT 1845 Van Buren Co, IA
10. Harrison Gale was born ABT 1844 Van Buren Co, IA
11. Martha Gale was born 12/14/1844 Gibson Co, IN

Children of John Wesley Gale Sr and Phoebe Everett cont'd: ten known

7. William Gale was born 6/27/1803 Cynthiana, Harrison Co, KY
8. Martha Jane Gale (went by "Mary") was born 3/17/1807 Cynthiana, Harrison, Co, Ky, died 8/6/1896 Green Pond, Montezuma Township, Pike Co, IL, buried at Green Pond Cemetery, Montezuma Township, Pike Co, IL. She married Abner Nelson Long

Children of Martha and Abner: eight known

1. Elizabeth Caroline Long was born 11/2/1833 McDonough Co, IL, died 9/5/1845 GreenPond, Montezuma Township, Pike Co, IL.
2. Phebe (Phoebe) Ann Long was born 12/?/1835 McDonough Co, IL
3. William Franklin Long was born 3/21/1837 Green Pond, Montezuma Township, Pike Co, IL.
4. John Everett Long was born ?/?/1839 Green Pond, Montezuma Township, Pike Co, IL, died 6/21/1898 in Wray, Yuma Co , CO
5. Sarah Emily Long was born 8/10/1841 Montezuma Township, Pike Co, IL
6. Joseph Harrison Long was born 8/10/1841 Montezuma Township, Pike Co, IL (twin to Sarah Emily)
7. Abner Harrison Long was born 8/13/1843 Montezuma Township, Pike Co, IL
8. Martha Jane Long was born 7/23/1845 Montezuma Township, Pike Co, IL

Children of John Wesley Gale Sr and Phoebe Everett cont'd: ten known

9. James C. Gale was born ?/?/1815 Harrison Co, Ky
10. Daughter Gale was born BET 1818 AND 1820

Children of Rasin Gale I and Martha Moore cont'd: nine known

6. Thomas Gale was born ABT 1766 in Kent Co, MD, died 11/15/1837. He married on 9/7/1797 to Mary Ann Hodges (b.6/23/1769), a sister of the above-named Martha Hodges who married Thomas's brother, William.

Children of Thomas Gale and Mary Ann Hodges: five known

1. James Gale was born ?/?/1799
2. Martha H Gale was born ?/?/1805
3. Mary Gale was born 14 Apr 1807
4. John Gale b: 7 Oct 1808 in Kent Co, Md
5. Sarah Granger Gale b: ABT 1811

Children of Rasin Gale I and Martha Moore cont'd: nine known

7. Rachel Gale was born ABT 1770 Kent Co, MD. She married on ABT 1788 to ______ Hines.
8. Mary Gale was born ABT 1772 Kent Co, MD, died 5/2/1813. She married on 10/11/1797 in Baltimore, MD to Frances Cann II.

Children of Mary gale and frances Cann II: three known

1. Phoebe Cann was born ?/?/1799 Kent Co, MD
2. Rachel Cann was born ABT 1804 Kent Co, MD
3. Francis Cann III was born ?/?/1805 Kent Co, MD

Children of Rasin Gale I and Martha Moore cont'd: nine known

9. Asseneth Gale was born ABT 1774 Kent Co, MD. She married ABT 1792 to John Newell.


Family links:
Children:
Rasin Moore Gale (1755 - 1817)*
George Gale (1759 - 1807)*
John Wesley Gale (1765 - ____)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
Christ Church Cemetery
Worton
Kent County
Maryland, USA

Created by: Bill Hahn
Record added: Oct 10, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 59899673.¹
Rasin Gale Sr. died in December 1797 at Worton, Kent Co., Maryland, USA, at age 62.¹
      ; From Find A Grave website (26 July 2014)
Rasin Gale I: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=59899673
Birth:      May 22, 1735, Worton, Kent County, Maryland, USA
Death:      Dec., 1797, Worton, Kent County, Maryland, USA

Rasin Gale I was the second known son and child of John Gentleman Gale, member of the upper house (which became the Maryland State Senate) (b.ABT 1704, d.12/6/1775 Kent Co, MD) and his first wife, Elizabeth Rasin (b.11/21/1706 Kent Co, MD) on ?/?/?.

Rasin (earlier spelling is 'Reason') may have married twice, and also, had a child (not named) out of wedlock by Sarah Gyant (b.1/15/1731 in Shrewsbury Parish, Kent Co, MD). In June of 1762 Rasin Gale I, was charged with "having committed fornication with Sarah Gyant" and "begotten a base born child". He was fined 30 shillings, and kicked out of the Quaker Church. Rasin and his family was booted out of the Quaker church, not just for this act of adultry, but also for one of his daughters having a child, before getting married. The Rasin family were Quakers (and some were Catholics), and the Gales were traditioanally Catholics, but had to conform to Henry VIII's Anglican Church while living in England. Probably when Rasin's father, John, got married to Elizabeth Rasin, she tried converting him over to being a Quaker and tried raising her family the same.

Rasin Gale I married Martha Moore (b. ABT 1736 in St Pauls Parish, Chestertown, Kent Co, Maryland, died BEF 1797 Fayette Co, PA) in 1756 in Kent Co, MD. at St. Paul's Church. Martha's parents were William Moore (b. 1/17/1703 in St. Pauls Parish, Kent Co, MD, christened 2/24/1703 in St. Paul's Church, Kent Co, MD, d. 8/17/1781 in Kent Co, MD) and Rachel Medford (b: ABT 1703, d. BEF 1781). Martha's paternal grandparents were John Moore (b. ABT 1680 in Kent Island, MD, Kent Island is part of present day Queen Anne's Co, MD, d. 10/1/1728 in St. Pauls Parish, Kent Co, MD) and Elizabeth Dowland b. 3/6/1680 in Kent Island, Maryland, d. 4/2/1718).

St. Paul's Church is the earliest religious structure in Kent County and, with the possible exception of Old Trinity in Dorchester County, the earliest surviving Anglican Church on the Eastern Shore of Maryland.

Rasin Gale I may have married a second wife, a sister of his first wife, by the name of Rebecca Moore.

Rasin was a plantation owner. The name of his plantation was Worton Manner, which encomposed the town of present day Worton, MD. He was elected church warden of Shrewsbury Parish on April 12, 1762; elected vestryman on April 23, 1764 of the I.U. Parish of the Esiscopal Church, Chester Parish, Worton, MD in 1772. The name of this church was also known as the Chester Protestant Episcopal Church, and presently known as Christ Church I. U., Worton, MD. He held pew #48, in 1768.

Raisin Gale I is my 5th great grandfather, and married Martha Moore in 1756. His generation was the first of this Gale family to be born in America. He is the grandfather of Martha Jane Gale, my third great grandmother, who married Abner Nelson Long.

Rasin Gale's great uncle, Col. George Gale married George Washington's grandmother, Mildred Warner Washinton.

Raisin Gale's great grandfather, John Gale of Whitehaven, England (who married Mary Carlisle), greatly contributed to the growth of the port of Whitehaven which is only surpassed by one other English port, that of London.

In 8/7/1780 Rasin Gale donated 'merahantable grain' to the Chester Parish (Christ Chruch I.U.) for the clergymen and church repairs.

Rasin Gale was on the Kent County list of original Subscribers, along with His Excellency George Washington, to establish Washington College in Chestertown, MD.

Children of Rasin Gale I and Martha Moore: nine known

1. Rasin Moore Gale II was born ABT 1755, died 2/26/1817 buried at I.U. Church Cem, Worton, Kent Co, Md. He married Jane _______ (b. ABT 1785). The I.U. is the initials of the man who donated the land and the money to build the church, Isaac Usilton.
Children of Rasin Moore Gale II and Jane _______: one known

1. Mary Jane Gale was born 12/1/1811.

Children of Rasin Gale I and Martha Moore cont'd: nine known

2. William Gale was born ABT 1758 in Kent Co, MD. He married on 10/13/1785 to Martha Hodges, daughter of Capt. James Hodges and Sarah Granger.
3. Elizabeth Gale was born ABT 1760 Kent Co, MD, died 8/24/1829 Wayne Township, Jefferson Co, OH. She married on 6/7/1786 in Maryland to Jacob Jones Jr. He was the son of Captain Jacob Jones and Elizabeth _______. He was high Sheriff of Kent Co, MD in 1783.

Children of Elizabeth Gale and Jacob Jones Jr: one known

1. Daniel Jones Sr was born 10/10/1796, died 4/23/1865. He married on 11/27/1821 to Catherine Tylden Ireland (b.11/23/1804, d.9/26/1856). Catherine was the daughter of John Ireland (b.3/9/1767, m.12/28/1801, d.?/?/?) and Mary Tylden. John Ireland was the son of Joseph Ireland (b.6/17/1724 near Halifax, County Yorkshire, England, m.7/10/1761, d.?/?/?) and Alethea Comegys, daughter of William Cosden Comegys and Ann _______. Joseph Ireland had settled in Shrewsberry Parish, Kent Co, MD. Mary Tylden was the daughter of Dr. william Blay Tylden. William Tylden was the son of John Tylden and Catherine Blay, who married 7/27/1722. Catherine Blay was the daughter of Col william Blay and Isabella Pearce, daughter of judge William Pearce. Col William Blay was the son of Col Edward Blay of Blay's Range, Kent co, MD, and Ann _______. John Tylden was the son of Charles Tylden who was the second son of Marmaduke Tylden of Great Oak Manor, Kent Co, MD who was one of the largest land owners in Kent Co, MD, and perhaps the largest. In 1709 he owned 31,350 acres. Marmaduke Tylden's father was also named Marmaduke, and was the son of Sir William Tylden of "Great Tyldens" County Kent, England. One of the Tyldons was a genreal in the British army ABT in the 1830's, named Brigadier General William Burton Tylden.

Google books: "Philadelphia and popular Philadelphians", page 245.
Google books: "Old Kent: the eastern shore of Maryland" ; notes illustrative of the most ... By George Adolphus Hanson, pages 302 - 306

Children of Daniel Jones Sr and Catherine Tylden Ireland: one known

1. Daniel Jones Jr.was born 7/3/1846 at Glenmore Manor, Kent Co, MD. He married on 10/2/1873 to Miss H. E. Rush. Daniel was the comptroller of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad

Children of Daniel Jones Jr and H.E. Rush: one known

1. William Rush Jones

Children of Rasin Gale I and Martha Moore cont'd: nine known

4. George Gale b: ABT 1760/2 in Kent Co, MD, died 3/23/1807. He married twice. First wife was Asenath Dooley. His second wife was Mary _____ (b.ABT1760)

Children of George Gale and Mary ____: one known

1. George Gale was born ?/?/1799

Children of Rasin Gale I and Martha Moore cont'd: nine known

5. John Wesley Gale, Sr was born 12/?/1765 in Kent Co, MD. He married on 1/29/1793 in Chester Parish, Kent Co, MD (the Christ Church I. U.) to Phoebe Everett (b.ABT 1775 Kent Co, MD, d.in Posey Co, IN), her father was St. Leger Everett. John's father willed to him all that tract of land he had in Fayette County, PA. In 1799 John had 300 acres in Dunbar Township, Fayette Co, PA (one horse and 2 cows). In 1800 John moved his family to Harrison Co, KY.

Children of John Wesley Gale Sr and Phoebe Everett: ten known

1. Anne Gale was born ABT 1797
2. Rasin Gale ?/?/?, died 2/26/1843
3. Mary Ann Gale was born 8/23/1798 Harrison Co, KY, died 4/4/1831 Glasgow, Scott Co, IL, buried at Bowers Cemetery, Near Alsey, Scott Co, IL. She married on 10/2/1821 in New Harmony, Posey Co, IN to William McPherson (8/10/1789 in Scott Co, VA)

Children of Mary Ann and William: seven known

1. Arminta McPherson was born 2/17/1817 Posey Co, IN
2. Phebe McPherson was born 7/29/1822 New Harmony, Posey Co, IN
3. James Willis McPherson was born 3/25/1824 Muhlenburg Co, KY
4. Martha McPherson was born 11/2/1825 Muhlenberg Co, KY
5. Caroline McPherson was born ?/?/1827 KY
6. Mary Ann McPherson was born ?/?/1829 IL
7. Emily McPherson was born 3/25/1831 Glasgow, Scott Co, IL

Children of John Wesley Gale Sr and Phoebe Everett cont'd: ten known

4. Phebe Gale was born ABT 1799 Harrison Co, KY, died BET 1841 AND 1850 in Posey Co, IN. She married on 3/14/1818 in Posey, Co, IN to Isaac James (b.ABT 1796 PA)

Children of Phebe Gale and Isaac James: four known

1. Phebe Ann James was born ABT 1822 IN
2. Oliver James was born ABT 1832
3. Hannah James was born ABT 1834
4. Elwood James was born ABT 1836

Children of John Wesley Gale Sr and Phoebe Everett cont'd: ten known

5. Joseph Everett Gale was born ABT 1800 Harrison Co. KY. He married on 7/21/1831 in in Milton, Pike Co, IL to Elizabeth Garrison (b.ABT 1812 in Posey Co, IN). She was Boone Allen's niece (the marrying parson of the 1830's in Pike Co, IL) and a great granddaughter of Jonathan Boone (older brother of Daniel Boone). Their marriage was the first recorded marriage in Pike Co, IL. "The call for volunteers in Montezuma Township for the Black Hawk war created no little consternation among the people. A meeting was called at Florence and John Battershell, Joseph Gale, William Kenney, Joshua Davis, Smith Aimes, Josiah Simms and Edward Irons enlisted".

Children of Joseph Everett Gale and Elizabeth Garrison: four known

1. Elias GALE was born ABT 1840 IL
2. William R GALE was born ABT 1843 IL
3. Zachariah T GALE was born ABT 1845 IL
4. Joseph A GALE was born ABT 1847 IL

Children of John Wesley Gale and Phoebe Everett cont'd: ten known

6. John Wesley Gale, Jr. was born 1/16/1801 Cynthiana, Harrison Co, KY, died 3/16/1849 Van Buren County, IA, buried in the Lippincott Cem, Van Buren Co, IN. He married on 10/26/1824 in Posey Co, IN to Rebecca McCreary (b.1/19/1807 NC). They moved to Van Buren Co, IA in 1837 and was the first county coroner. He was a farmer in Van Buren Co, IN.

Children of John Wesley Gale Jr and Rebecca McCreary: eleven known

1. William Thomas Gale was born 5/25/1825 Posey Co, IN
2. Joseph Wasson Gale was born 12/31/1827 Posey Co, IN
3. John C. Gale was born ABT 1829
4. Ruth Ann Gale was born 1/18/1830 Gibson Co, IN
5. Minerva Gale was born 6/?/1836 Gibson Co, IN
6. Mary Gale was born ?/?/1838 Gibson Co, IN
7. Eliza Everett Gale was born ABT 1831 Gibson Co, IN
8. Minor Gale was born ABT 1842
9. Dorsey Gale was born ABT 1845 Van Buren Co, IA
10. Harrison Gale was born ABT 1844 Van Buren Co, IA
11. Martha Gale was born 12/14/1844 Gibson Co, IN

Children of John Wesley Gale Sr and Phoebe Everett cont'd: ten known

7. William Gale was born 6/27/1803 Cynthiana, Harrison Co, KY
8. Martha Jane Gale (went by "Mary") was born 3/17/1807 Cynthiana, Harrison, Co, Ky, died 8/6/1896 Green Pond, Montezuma Township, Pike Co, IL, buried at Green Pond Cemetery, Montezuma Township, Pike Co, IL. She married Abner Nelson Long

Children of Martha and Abner: eight known

1. Elizabeth Caroline Long was born 11/2/1833 McDonough Co, IL, died 9/5/1845 GreenPond, Montezuma Township, Pike Co, IL.
2. Phebe (Phoebe) Ann Long was born 12/?/1835 McDonough Co, IL
3. William Franklin Long was born 3/21/1837 Green Pond, Montezuma Township, Pike Co, IL.
4. John Everett Long was born ?/?/1839 Green Pond, Montezuma Township, Pike Co, IL, died 6/21/1898 in Wray, Yuma Co , CO
5. Sarah Emily Long was born 8/10/1841 Montezuma Township, Pike Co, IL
6. Joseph Harrison Long was born 8/10/1841 Montezuma Township, Pike Co, IL (twin to Sarah Emily)
7. Abner Harrison Long was born 8/13/1843 Montezuma Township, Pike Co, IL
8. Martha Jane Long was born 7/23/1845 Montezuma Township, Pike Co, IL

Children of John Wesley Gale Sr and Phoebe Everett cont'd: ten known

9. James C. Gale was born ?/?/1815 Harrison Co, Ky
10. Daughter Gale was born BET 1818 AND 1820

Children of Rasin Gale I and Martha Moore cont'd: nine known

6. Thomas Gale was born ABT 1766 in Kent Co, MD, died 11/15/1837. He married on 9/7/1797 to Mary Ann Hodges (b.6/23/1769), a sister of the above-named Martha Hodges who married Thomas's brother, William.

Children of Thomas Gale and Mary Ann Hodges: five known

1. James Gale was born ?/?/1799
2. Martha H Gale was born ?/?/1805
3. Mary Gale was born 14 Apr 1807
4. John Gale b: 7 Oct 1808 in Kent Co, Md
5. Sarah Granger Gale b: ABT 1811

Children of Rasin Gale I and Martha Moore cont'd: nine known

7. Rachel Gale was born ABT 1770 Kent Co, MD. She married on ABT 1788 to ______ Hines.
8. Mary Gale was born ABT 1772 Kent Co, MD, died 5/2/1813. She married on 10/11/1797 in Baltimore, MD to Frances Cann II.

Children of Mary gale and frances Cann II: three known

1. Phoebe Cann was born ?/?/1799 Kent Co, MD
2. Rachel Cann was born ABT 1804 Kent Co, MD
3. Francis Cann III was born ?/?/1805 Kent Co, MD

Children of Rasin Gale I and Martha Moore cont'd: nine known

9. Asseneth Gale was born ABT 1774 Kent Co, MD. She married ABT 1792 to John Newell.


Family links:
Children:
Rasin Moore Gale (1755 - 1817)*
George Gale (1759 - 1807)*
John Wesley Gale (1765 - ____)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial: Christ Church Cemetery, Worton, Kent County, Maryland, USA

Created by: Bill Hahn
Record added: Oct 10, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 59899673.¹

; per The Gale & Gayle Families: CHILDREN OF RASIN & (1) MARTHA MOORE GALE & (2) REBECCA GALE
V. WILLIAM (5/24/1758 - 8/27/1817) married Martha Hodges, daughter of James and Sarah Granger Hodges, on 10/13/1785 at Kent, Cecil Friends.
V. GEORGE (1762-63 - 3/23/1807) married (1) Asenath Dooley about 1805 and (2) Mary Dooley.
V. JOHN WESLEY (12/1765 - Before 1774) married Phebe Everitt on 1/29/1793 at I. U. Church and had a son, Joseph Everitt Gale.
V. THOMAS (3/14/1767 - 11/15/1837) married Mary Ann Hodges, daughter of James Hodges, on 9/7/1797 at Kent, Cecil Friends. Mary Ann was Martha Hodges' sister.
V. RASIN MOORE (Before 1765 - 2/26/1817) married Martha (Unknown) and had a son, George.
V. MARTHA (Living 1817) married (1) (Unknown) on 12/22/1817 and (2) Robert Causden Walmsley on 1/17/1801.
V. MARY (Abt. 1772 - Before 5/2/1813) married Francis Cann, a prominent citizen of Kent County, on 10/11/1797 in Baltimore. They had three known children, Phoebe, Rachel and Francis Cann III.
V. ASENATH (Abt. 1774 - ??) married John Newell by 1797 and had children John and James Newell.
V. RACHEL (Abt. 1770 - ??) married by 1797 to a Mr. Hines.
V. ELIZABETH (Abt. 1860, Kent County - 8/24/1829, Wayne Township, Jefferson Co., Ohio) married on 6/7/1786 1797 to Jacob Jones, Jr., son of Captain Jacob Jones and his wife Elizabeth. Elizabeth and Jacob Jones Jr. had a son, Daniel Jones (10/10/1796 - 4/23/1865) who married Catherine Tylden Ireland (11/23/1804 - 9/26/1856), daughter of John and Mary Tylden Ireland on 11/27/1821
V. UN-NAMED ILLEGITIMATE CHILD (By 1762.)²

; per The Gale & Gayle Families: On 4/12/1762 Rasin was elected church warden of Shrewsbury Parish but two months later in June of 1762 he appeared in a Kent County court and was charged with having committed fornication with Sarah Gyant (1/15/1731, Shrewsbury Parish, Kent County - ??) and having an illegitimate child. He was fined 30 shillings and forced to leave the Quaker Church. Nothing further has been found to identify the child. (Barnes & Wright, Vol. 1)

Two years later, on 4/23/1764, he was elected vestryman of the I. U. Parish of the Episcopal Church in Chester Parish, Worton, (Christ Church I. U.) On 4/20/1767 he was elected warden of I. U. Church where he shared pew #8 with George Moore and Roger Hales. "His name appears on the list of pew-holders who enlisted in the Battalions of Kent County, which included the 13th Battalion commanded by Col. Richard Graves and the 27th commanded by Col. Donaldson Yeats." (Brooks) DAR records list him as a Private in the 3rd Company, Baltimore Maryland Militia, also commanded by Col. Yeates. On 8/7/1780 Rasin donated merchantable grain to the church for use by the clergymen and for church repairs. He was also on the list of subscribers to establish Washington College in Chestertown, along with George Washington.

In 1783 Rasin appears on the tax list for the 4th district in Kent County and is taxed on 100 acres of Intermix, 185 acres of Grange and 30 acres of Redmore's Supply, all located on Still Pond Creek. In his household were 10 whites and 13 blacks. In 1790 his household consisted of six males over 16, three males under 16 and four females. Fay Brooks noted that by 1790 Rasin's five sons headed their own households so the other members listed in the household during that year may have been children of a widow that Rasin married.

Rasin Gale Sr. left a will on 11 November 1797 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA; per The Gale & Gayle Families: Rasin wrote his will on 11/11/1797 and named his wife Rebecca; daughters Rachel Hines, Mary Cann, and Elizabeth Jones; and sons George, Rasin, Thomas, John and William. He also named John Newell, husband of his daughter Asenath. Rasin also named grandsons John and James Newell. At the time of his death Rasin owned property at Worton Point in Kent County and in Fayette County, Pennsylvania. On 9/18/1798 John Gale, Rasin Gale (probably Rasin, Jr.) and George Medford petitioned for a public road from Worton Manor, formerly the property of Richard Lloyd. Wharton Manor (sic) was first surveyed as 2300 acres for Henry Muse on 8/16/1658. In his will, Rasin refers to his portion of the tract as Plumb Point. [NOTE: Rasin and Thomas Gale were sued by Thomas Rasin over ownership of Camble's Farm, next to the property of Warner Rasin on the west and Harper on the east.]
WILL OF RASIN GALE
In the name of God, Amen, I Razin Gale of Kent County and state of Maryland, being in a low state of health, but of sound mind, memory, and understanding, do make and ordain this my last Will and testament in manner and form following to wit-

FIRST, I give and bequeath unto my daughter Rachel Hines all that parcel of land bought of John Ricketts, it being a parcel of land willed to him by Roger Hales the said land I give to my daughter Rachel Hines, her heirs and assigns forever, also a Negro boy called Unit, about twelve years old, to serve sixteen years, after the sixteen years that he shall become also be free.

SECONDLY, I give and bequeath unto my daughter Mary Cann forty acres of land to be laid off on the westernmost part of my part of Worton Manor by me called Plumb Point to her, her heirs and assigns forever, also a Negro boy called Benjamin about sixteen years old, to serve twelve years, after the twelve years I desire that he shall become and be free, also a Negro boy called Geddes, about ten years old. to serve eighteen years, after eighteen years I desire that he shall become and be free, also a Negro girl called Editha, about six years old, to serve fifteen years, after the fifteen years I desire that she shall become and be free.

THIRDLY, I will and bequeath unto my daughters Elizabeth and Mary forty acres of land on my now dwelling plantation to be laid off on the westerly part near the creek, the one third of the forty acres to my daughter Mary, the other two thirds to my daughter Elizabeth Jones and unto her heirs and assigns, I give and bequeath unto my daughter Elizabeth Jones a Negro called George, about twenty years old to serve eight years, and after eight years I desire that he shall become and be free.

FOURTHLY, I give and bequeath unto my son George Gale a Negro boy called Saul, about twenty years old, to serve eight years, after the eight years I desire that he shall become and be free, as he has already received equal part of my estate, I will him no more.

FIFTHLY, I give and bequeath unto my son Rasin Gale all my land on Worton Manor called Plumb Point, except thirty acres reserved for Thomas Gale as hereafter described, on condition that Rasin Gale do permit the produce of the aforesaid lands to be applied to the payment of my just debts as have been heretofore applied until the whole are paid off, and also to pay or secure to be paid unto my daughter Mary Cann the sum of two hundred and twenty-five pounds current money of Maryland in lieu of and as satisfaction for the land before willed to her, also to permit a road to son Thomas Gale from the said thirty acres of land to the bay, and free and equal privileges of any quantity of stone, oyster shells and drift wood for the use of his farm so long as the farm shall last, lying and being on Worton Manor called Plumb Point as aforesaid then to remain to my son Rasin Gale, his heirs and assigns forever. Also a Negro boy called Isaac, about twenty-two years old, serve five years, after the five years, I desire that he shall become and be free.

SIXTHLY, I give and bequeath unto my son John Gale all that tract of land I have in Fayette County, state of Pennsylvania unto him, his heirs and assigns forever. I give and will him no more.

SEVENTHLY, I give and bequeath unto my son Thomas Gale thirty acres of woodland on my part of Worton Manor called Plumb Point reserved for him to be laid off on the eastern side beginning at the corner stone set at the end of the first, and the division line between Medford's lane and mine--and running with the division line between Osborne's and Ireland's and mine until it intersects a line drawn parallel to division between Medford's land and mine as to include the thirty acres of woodland. I also give and bequeath unto my son Thomas Gale all the branch or low ground lying below or to the south and west of the old northeast bridge where the old road crosses the branch, also three acres of high land to be laid off on the west end of what's called the northeast point and running with land called Forresters Delight so far as to include the three acres by a line drawn to the mill pond, also a road from the aforementioned three acres of land on the aforementioned line of Forresters Delight to aforesaid northeast bridge, also the land-on the
west side of aforementioned branch or low ground below or to the southward and westward of a line drawn from before said northeast bridge bearing as the road across the branch now bears until it intersected the land of Benjamin Howard, also a road from last described land on the division line between Benjamin Howard's land and mine to the main road leading to the head of Still Pond Creek. I also give and bequeath unto my son Thomas Gale my house dwelling plantation row all the before described land or parcels of land and road ways. I give and bequeath unto my son Thomas Gale to him, his heirs and assigns forever, on condition that he, my son Thomas Gale pays or secures to be paid after my just debts are paid to my daughter Elizabeth Jones the sum of one hundred and fifty pounds current money of Maryland, and pays or secures to be paid unto my daughter Mary Cann the sum of seventy-five pounds current money of Maryland after my just debts are paid, in lieu of and as satisfaction for the land willed to each of them laying and being on my now dwelling plantation to have been laid off as before described, also I give and bequeath unto my son Thomas Gale free and equal privileges and liberty with my son Rasin Gale to take from off the aforesaid land called Plumb Point any quantity of stone, oyster shells and driftwood from the shore for the use of his own farm as he may want so long as there may be any, I give the before mentioned privileges to my son Thomas Gale to him, his heirs and assigns forever, also a road away from before mentioned thirty acres of woodland on the division line between Medford's land and the bay shore, and a road or way on the division line between Osborne's and Ireland's land and mine to the road leading , from his dwelling house out of the neck the said roads I give and bequeath unto my son Thomas Gale to him, his heirs and assigns forever, also my clock, also A Negro called Charles, aged about twenty years, to serve eight years after the eight years I desire that he shall become and be free.

EIGHTHLY, I give and bequeath unto my son William Gale all the remainder of my land where he now lives, and that willed to daughter Rachel, on the condition that my son William pays or secures to pay unto my daughter Rachel Hines the sum of three hundred pounds current money of Maryland; all the before described land I give and bequeath complying with the condition, unto my son William to him, his heirs and assigns forever.

NINTHLY, I give and bequeath to my son John Newell the following Negroes, boys -Jacob, aged twenty-three years, to serve five years, Daniel aged about fifteen years, to serve thirteen years, Hannah, about twelve years, to serve nine years, Dely, aged about ten years to serve eleven years, Sarah, about eight years old, to serve thirteen years, Amos, about four years, to serve twenty-four years and after aspiration of their several servitudes, I will and desire that each of them and all of them become and be free.

TENTHLY, my wife Rebecca and I did make a marriage contract or agreement, she was not to have or claim any part of my estate as her third or dower, but was to take the whole of what she brought away with her again and as there is no schedule of the same, I will and bequeath my executor pay her thirty pounds current money of Maryland out of my households furniture and stocks also a horse saddle and bridle valued to thirty pounds, also that she occupy a house and half an acre of the land on the Quaker Point during her widowhood, also that my sons, William Gale, Rasin Gale, and Thomas Gale should find and haul her wood sufficient for one fire place, and also that each of them pay her three and one third pounds current money each year during her widowhood, under the penalty of suffering their lands to be subject her third or dower, also a Negro girl called Matilda, about three years, to serve eighteen years after the eighteenth year I desire that she shall become and be free.

ELEVENTHLY, and lastly, I do hereby appoint my son Thomas Gale to be my executor of this my last will and testament, to finish my crops, all of them now in the ground or on hand and to apply them to the payment of my just debts, and when my debts are settled the remainder of my personal property to be divided up into four equal parts my son Thomas Gale to have one part, my daughter Mary Cann one part, my daughter Rachel Hines to have one part, and my grandsons John and James Newell to have one part equally between them.

In witness whereof' I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal the eleventh day of November, seventeen hundred and ninety-seven revoking all other wills made by me heretofore, and notifying and confirming this and no other to be my last will and testament.

Signed, sealed published and delivered by the above. . .
Rasin Gale

Testator as and for his last will and testament in the presence of us, who hereunto have subscribed our names as witnesses there unto in the presence of' the said testator and in the presence of each other. . .
William Burchnell, John Moore Junz, Marmaduke Medford.²

     Bathsheba Lamb was born in 1729; per The Gale & Gayle Families "Bathsheba's birth was recorded in the minutes of the Cecil Quaker Meeting on 5/30/1729 as was her marriage to John Gale."¹ She married John Gale Jr. on 5 October 1745
; his 2nd wife.¹
Bathsheba Lamb died after 1796.¹
     Bathsheba Lamb appeared in the census of 1790 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA;
per The Gale & Gayle Families: "At some point Bathsheba was forced by Quaker tradition to give up any interest in her slaves. According to Fay Brooks' research, Catherine Howell and James Gale may have been living with her in 1790. Members of this generation appear on the 1790 census for Kent County."
GALES APPEARING ON THE 1790 CENSUS, KENT COUNTY, MARYLAND
     Rasin: 6 white males over 16, 3 under 16, 4 white females, 1 other free person, 8 slaves
     George, a Negro: with 5 other free persons
     Phebe (widow of John): 1 white male over 16, 1 under 16, 5 white females
     William: 2 white males over 16, 2 under 16, 3 white females, 7 slaves
     John, of B: 1 white male over 16, 1 white female, 3 slaves
     Barsheba:1 white male over 16, 1 under 16, 3 white females, 4 slaves
     John, of S: 2 wite males over 16, 2 under 16, 4 white females, 29 slaves
     Rasin, Jr.: 1 wite male over 16, 1 under 16, 1 white female, 2 slaves
     Caesar, Negro: with 3 other free persons
     George: 1 white male over 16, 3 white females, 2 slaves.¹

     Sarah Jane Everitt was born circa 1833 at Maryland, USA; based on 1860, 1870 & 1880 censuses.¹ She married Louis H. Benjamin Rasin, son of Cyrus B. Rasin and Wilhelmina Steen (?), on 4 June 1850 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA,
; her 1st husband
ancestry.com - Maryland Marriages, 1655-1850
Name: Lewis H. Rasin
Gender: Male
Marriage Date: 4 Jun 1850
Spouse: Sarah Jane Everitt
Spouse Gender: Male
County: Kent County
Source Information: Dodd, Jordan, Liahona Research, comp.. Maryland Marriages, 1655-1850 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2004.
Original data: Most of the records in this index may be found at the Maryland Historical Society or the Family History Library. More specific source information is listed with each entry. Original marriage licenses should be located at the county clerk's office.^1,2 Sarah Jane Everitt married Peregrine Hamilton Gears between 1870 and 1880
; his 2nd wife; her 2nd husband. Louis is in the 1860 census, but Sarah appear w/o him (but with children) in 1870 census. She remarries to Peregrine Gears before 1880 census.³
     Sarah Jane Everitt and Louis H. Benjamin Rasin appeared in the census of 13 July 1860 at District 2, Kent Co., Maryland, USA;
Louis is on the same page as Dulany RASIN.
p. 894, Lines 34-39, Dwelling 458; Family 461
     34 RAISIN, Louis H 36 [1824] M Laborer $100 MD
     35 " , Sarah J 27 [1833] F MD
     36 " , Margaret J 9 [1851] F MD
     37 " , Rachael V 7 [1853] F MD
     38 " , Wilhelmina 3 [1857] F MD
     39 " , Sarah J 3/12 [1860] F MD.⁴

Sarah Jane Everitt appeared in the census of 9 June 1870 at District 4, Chestertown, Kent Co., Maryland, USA;
The William EVERETT in this household may be Sarah's father.
p. 170B, Lines 20-27, Dwelling ; Family
     20 RASIN, Sarah J 38 [1832] F W Keeping House $1200 $250 MD
     21 " , Mary 19 [1951] F W Dressmaker MD
     22 " , Virginia 16 [1854] F W MD
     23 " , Wilhelmina 12 [1858] F W MD
     24 " , John W 40 [1830] M W Livery(?) Keeper $1500 $2000 MD
     25 EVERETT, William 61 [1809] M W MD
     26 DILIHUNT, Ann 20 [1850] F W Seamstress MD
     27 WILSON, Isaac 40 [1830] M W Teamster MD.⁵

Sarah Jane Everitt and Peregrine Hamilton Gears appeared in the census of 21 June 1880 at Worton, Kent Co., Maryland, USA;
pp. 96D-97A, lines 47-50, 1-5; dwelling 209; Family 215
     47 GEARS, P. W M 55 [1825] Self Carpenter MD MD MD
     48 Sarah W F 36 [1834] Wife Keeping house MD MD MD
     49 " , Joseph W M 16 [1864] Son attended school MD MD MD
     50 " , Noble W M 21 [1859] Son attended school MD MD MD
     1 " , James W M 16 [1864] Son attended school MD MD MD
     2 " , Martha W F 13 [1867] Daughter attended school MD MD MD
     3 JANNEY, V. W F 26 [1854] Daughter MD MD MD
     4 " , Isabella W F 4 [1876] granddaughter MD MD MD
     5 " , Sarah W F 1 [1879] grandaughter MD MD MD.⁶

     Peregrine Hamilton Gears was born in April 1823 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA.¹ He married Sarah Jane Everitt between 1870 and 1880
; his 2nd wife; her 2nd husband. Louis is in the 1860 census, but Sarah appear w/o him (but with children) in 1870 census. She remarries to Peregrine Gears before 1880 census.¹
Peregrine Hamilton Gears died on 28 December 1899 at Worton, Kent Co., Maryland, USA, at age 76.¹
     Peregrine Hamilton Gears began military service in July 1863 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA, Ancestry.com - U.S., Civil War Draft Registrations Records, 1863-1865
     Name:     Perry Gears
     Birth Year:     abt 1825
     Place of Birth:     Maryland
     Age on 1 July 1863:     38
     Race:     White
     Residence:     Kent, Maryland
     Congressional District:     1st
     Class:     2
     Source Citation: National Archives and Records Administration (NARA); Washington, D.C; Consolidated Lists of Civil War Draft Registration Records (Provost Marshal General's Bureau; Consolidated Enrollment Lists, 1863-1865); Record Group: 110, Records of the Provost Marshal General's Bureau (Civil War); Collection Name: Consolidated Enrollment Lists, 1863-1865 (Civil War Union Draft Records); NAI: 4213514; Archive Volume Number: 3 of 3
     Source Information: Ancestry.com. U.S., Civil War Draft Registrations Records, 1863-1865 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010.
     Original data: Consolidated Lists of Civil War Draft Registrations, 1863-1865. NM-65, entry 172, 620 volumes. NAI: 4213514. Records of the Provost Marshal General’s Bureau (Civil War), Record Group 110. National Archives at Washington D.C.^1,2

Peregrine Hamilton Gears and Sarah Jane Everitt appeared in the census of 21 June 1880 at Worton, Kent Co., Maryland, USA;
pp. 96D-97A, lines 47-50, 1-5; dwelling 209; Family 215
     47 GEARS, P. W M 55 [1825] Self Carpenter MD MD MD
     48 Sarah W F 36 [1834] Wife Keeping house MD MD MD
     49 " , Joseph W M 16 [1864] Son attended school MD MD MD
     50 " , Noble W M 21 [1859] Son attended school MD MD MD
     1 " , James W M 16 [1864] Son attended school MD MD MD
     2 " , Martha W F 13 [1867] Daughter attended school MD MD MD
     3 JANNEY, V. W F 26 [1854] Daughter MD MD MD
     4 " , Isabella W F 4 [1876] granddaughter MD MD MD
     5 " , Sarah W F 1 [1879] grandaughter MD MD MD.³

     Rachel Virginia Rasin was born on 10 January 1853 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA; Death Certificate says b. Dec 10 1853.^1,2 She married Noble B. Gears, son of Peregrine Hamilton Gears, in 1884.³

Rachel Virginia Rasin died on 5 February 1924 at Chestertown, Kent Co., Maryland, USA, at age 71.^1,2
Rachel Virginia Rasin was buried on 7 February 1927 at Union Cemetery, Worton, Kent Co., Maryland, USA.¹
     Rachel Virginia Rasin was listed as a resident in Louis H. Benjamin Rasin and Sarah Jane Everitt's household in the census report on 13 July 1860 at District 2, Kent Co., Maryland, USA;
Louis is on the same page as Dulany RASIN.
p. 894, Lines 34-39, Dwelling 458; Family 461
     34 RAISIN, Louis H 36 [1824] M Laborer $100 MD
     35 " , Sarah J 27 [1833] F MD
     36 " , Margaret J 9 [1851] F MD
     37 " , Rachael V 7 [1853] F MD
     38 " , Wilhelmina 3 [1857] F MD
     39 " , Sarah J 3/12 [1860] F MD.⁴

Rachel Virginia Rasin appeared on the census of 9 June 1870 in the household of Sarah Jane Everitt at District 4, Chestertown, Kent Co., Maryland, USA;
The William EVERETT in this household may be Sarah's father.
p. 170B, Lines 20-27, Dwelling ; Family
     20 RASIN, Sarah J 38 [1832] F W Keeping House $1200 $250 MD
     21 " , Mary 19 [1951] F W Dressmaker MD
     22 " , Virginia 16 [1854] F W MD
     23 " , Wilhelmina 12 [1858] F W MD
     24 " , John W 40 [1830] M W Livery(?) Keeper $1500 $2000 MD
     25 EVERETT, William 61 [1809] M W MD
     26 DILIHUNT, Ann 20 [1850] F W Seamstress MD
     27 WILSON, Isaac 40 [1830] M W Teamster MD.⁵

     Noble B. Gears was born circa 1859 at Rock Hall, Kent Co., Maryland, USA.¹ He married Rachel Virginia Rasin, daughter of Louis H. Benjamin Rasin and Sarah Jane Everitt, in 1884.¹

Noble B. Gears died on 4 January 1928 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA.¹
      ; Ancestry lists census references: 1870, 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920.¹

Noble B. Gears was listed as a resident in Peregrine Hamilton Gears and Sarah Jane Everitt's household in the census report on 21 June 1880 at Worton, Kent Co., Maryland, USA;
pp. 96D-97A, lines 47-50, 1-5; dwelling 209; Family 215
     47 GEARS, P. W M 55 [1825] Self Carpenter MD MD MD
     48 Sarah W F 36 [1834] Wife Keeping house MD MD MD
     49 " , Joseph W M 16 [1864] Son attended school MD MD MD
     50 " , Noble W M 21 [1859] Son attended school MD MD MD
     1 " , James W M 16 [1864] Son attended school MD MD MD
     2 " , Martha W F 13 [1867] Daughter attended school MD MD MD
     3 JANNEY, V. W F 26 [1854] Daughter MD MD MD
     4 " , Isabella W F 4 [1876] granddaughter MD MD MD
     5 " , Sarah W F 1 [1879] grandaughter MD MD MD.³

     Margaret J. Rasin was born circa 1851 at Maryland, USA; aged 9 on 1860 census.¹
     Margaret J. Rasin was listed as a resident in Louis H. Benjamin Rasin and Sarah Jane Everitt's household in the census report on 13 July 1860 at District 2, Kent Co., Maryland, USA;
Louis is on the same page as Dulany RASIN.
p. 894, Lines 34-39, Dwelling 458; Family 461
     34 RAISIN, Louis H 36 [1824] M Laborer $100 MD
     35 " , Sarah J 27 [1833] F MD
     36 " , Margaret J 9 [1851] F MD
     37 " , Rachael V 7 [1853] F MD
     38 " , Wilhelmina 3 [1857] F MD
     39 " , Sarah J 3/12 [1860] F MD.²

Margaret J. Rasin appeared on the census of 9 June 1870 in the household of Sarah Jane Everitt at District 4, Chestertown, Kent Co., Maryland, USA;
The William EVERETT in this household may be Sarah's father.
p. 170B, Lines 20-27, Dwelling ; Family
     20 RASIN, Sarah J 38 [1832] F W Keeping House $1200 $250 MD
     21 " , Mary 19 [1951] F W Dressmaker MD
     22 " , Virginia 16 [1854] F W MD
     23 " , Wilhelmina 12 [1858] F W MD
     24 " , John W 40 [1830] M W Livery(?) Keeper $1500 $2000 MD
     25 EVERETT, William 61 [1809] M W MD
     26 DILIHUNT, Ann 20 [1850] F W Seamstress MD
     27 WILSON, Isaac 40 [1830] M W Teamster MD.³

     Wilhelmina Rasin was born circa 1857 at Maryland, USA; aged 3 on 1860 census.¹
     Wilhelmina Rasin was listed as a resident in Louis H. Benjamin Rasin and Sarah Jane Everitt's household in the census report on 13 July 1860 at District 2, Kent Co., Maryland, USA;
Louis is on the same page as Dulany RASIN.
p. 894, Lines 34-39, Dwelling 458; Family 461
     34 RAISIN, Louis H 36 [1824] M Laborer $100 MD
     35 " , Sarah J 27 [1833] F MD
     36 " , Margaret J 9 [1851] F MD
     37 " , Rachael V 7 [1853] F MD
     38 " , Wilhelmina 3 [1857] F MD
     39 " , Sarah J 3/12 [1860] F MD.²

Wilhelmina Rasin appeared on the census of 9 June 1870 in the household of Sarah Jane Everitt at District 4, Chestertown, Kent Co., Maryland, USA;
The William EVERETT in this household may be Sarah's father.
p. 170B, Lines 20-27, Dwelling ; Family
     20 RASIN, Sarah J 38 [1832] F W Keeping House $1200 $250 MD
     21 " , Mary 19 [1951] F W Dressmaker MD
     22 " , Virginia 16 [1854] F W MD
     23 " , Wilhelmina 12 [1858] F W MD
     24 " , John W 40 [1830] M W Livery(?) Keeper $1500 $2000 MD
     25 EVERETT, William 61 [1809] M W MD
     26 DILIHUNT, Ann 20 [1850] F W Seamstress MD
     27 WILSON, Isaac 40 [1830] M W Teamster MD.³

     Sarah J. Rasin was born circa April 1860 at Maryland, USA; aged 3 months on 1860 census.¹
     Sarah J. Rasin was listed as a resident in Louis H. Benjamin Rasin and Sarah Jane Everitt's household in the census report on 13 July 1860 at District 2, Kent Co., Maryland, USA;
Louis is on the same page as Dulany RASIN.
p. 894, Lines 34-39, Dwelling 458; Family 461
     34 RAISIN, Louis H 36 [1824] M Laborer $100 MD
     35 " , Sarah J 27 [1833] F MD
     36 " , Margaret J 9 [1851] F MD
     37 " , Rachael V 7 [1853] F MD
     38 " , Wilhelmina 3 [1857] F MD
     39 " , Sarah J 3/12 [1860] F MD.²

     Sarah Freeman was born circa 1792 at Maryland, USA; aged 58 in 1850 census.¹ She married James Crouch on 19 July 1818 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA,
;
Ancestry.com - Maryland, Compiled Marriages, 1655-1850
     Name:     James Crouch
     Gender:     Male
     Marriage Date:     19 Jul 1818
     Spouse:     Sarah Freeman
     Spouse Gender:     Male
     County:     Kent County
     Source Information: Ancestry.com. Maryland, Compiled Marriages, 1655-1850 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2004.
     Original data: Dodd, Jordan, Liahona Research, comp.. Maryland Marriages, 1655-1850. Most of the records in this index may be found at the Maryland Historical Society or the Family History Library. More specific source information is listed with each entry. Original marriage licenses should be located at the county clerk's office.²
Sarah Freeman died in 1850 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA.³
     Sarah Freeman and James Crouch appeared in the census of 1840 at District 1, Kent Co., Maryland, USA;
p. 126, lines 4
     Name:     James Crouch
     Home in 1840 (City, County, State):     District 1, Kent, Maryland
     Free White Persons - Males - 15 thru 19:     2 [1821-25] John 1823, Unknown?
     Free White Persons - Males - 40 thru 49:     1 [1791-1800] James c1790
     Free White Persons - Females - 10 thru 14:     1 [1826-30] Ruth c1830
     Free White Persons - Females - 30 thru 39:     1 [1801-10] Sarah (Freeman) c1792
     Free Colored Persons - Males - 10 thru 23:     1
     Free Colored Persons - Males - 36 thru 54:     1
     Slaves - Females - 24 thru 35:     1
     Persons Employed in Agriculture:     3
     Persons Employed in Manufacture and Trade:     1
     Free White Persons - Under 20:     3
     Free White Persons - 20 thru 49:     2
     Total Free White Persons:     5
     Total Free Colored Persons:     2
     Total Slaves:     1
     Total All Persons - Free White, Free Colored, Slaves:     8.⁴

Sarah Freeman appeared on the census of 25 July 1850 in the household of William Blackiston Rasin and Sarah Elizabeth Crouch at District 2, Kent Co., Maryland, USA;
p. 227-A, Lines 16-26, Dwelling 292; Family 292
     16 RASIN, William B 37 [1813] M Farmer MD
     17 " , Sarah E 31 [1819] F MD
     18 " , Florence M 13 [1837] M(sic) MD
     19 " , James 9 [1841] M MD
     20 " , Sarah A 6 [1844] F MD
     21 " , William B 2 [1848] M MD
     22 CROUCH, Sarah A 58 [1792] F MD
     23 " , Ruth A 20 [1830] F MD
     24 RASIN, James A 26 [1824] M Labourer MD
     25 " , William 27 [1823] M Black Labourer MD
     26 " , Same 9 [1841] M Black MD.⁵

     Ruth A. Crouch was born circa 1830 at Maryland, USA; aged 20 in 1850 census.¹
     Ruth A. Crouch was listed as a resident in James Crouch and Sarah Freeman's household in the census report in 1840 at District 1, Kent Co., Maryland, USA;
p. 126, lines 4
     Name:     James Crouch
     Home in 1840 (City, County, State):     District 1, Kent, Maryland
     Free White Persons - Males - 15 thru 19:     2 [1821-25] John 1823, Unknown?
     Free White Persons - Males - 40 thru 49:     1 [1791-1800] James c1790
     Free White Persons - Females - 10 thru 14:     1 [1826-30] Ruth c1830
     Free White Persons - Females - 30 thru 39:     1 [1801-10] Sarah (Freeman) c1792
     Free Colored Persons - Males - 10 thru 23:     1
     Free Colored Persons - Males - 36 thru 54:     1
     Slaves - Females - 24 thru 35:     1
     Persons Employed in Agriculture:     3
     Persons Employed in Manufacture and Trade:     1
     Free White Persons - Under 20:     3
     Free White Persons - 20 thru 49:     2
     Total Free White Persons:     5
     Total Free Colored Persons:     2
     Total Slaves:     1
     Total All Persons - Free White, Free Colored, Slaves:     8.²

Ruth A. Crouch appeared on the census of 25 July 1850 in the household of William Blackiston Rasin and Sarah Elizabeth Crouch at District 2, Kent Co., Maryland, USA;
p. 227-A, Lines 16-26, Dwelling 292; Family 292
     16 RASIN, William B 37 [1813] M Farmer MD
     17 " , Sarah E 31 [1819] F MD
     18 " , Florence M 13 [1837] M(sic) MD
     19 " , James 9 [1841] M MD
     20 " , Sarah A 6 [1844] F MD
     21 " , William B 2 [1848] M MD
     22 CROUCH, Sarah A 58 [1792] F MD
     23 " , Ruth A 20 [1830] F MD
     24 RASIN, James A 26 [1824] M Labourer MD
     25 " , William 27 [1823] M Black Labourer MD
     26 " , Same 9 [1841] M Black MD.³

     James Crouch was born circa 1790 at Maryland, USA.¹ He married Sarah Freeman on 19 July 1818 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA,
;
Ancestry.com - Maryland, Compiled Marriages, 1655-1850
     Name:     James Crouch
     Gender:     Male
     Marriage Date:     19 Jul 1818
     Spouse:     Sarah Freeman
     Spouse Gender:     Male
     County:     Kent County
     Source Information: Ancestry.com. Maryland, Compiled Marriages, 1655-1850 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2004.
     Original data: Dodd, Jordan, Liahona Research, comp.. Maryland Marriages, 1655-1850. Most of the records in this index may be found at the Maryland Historical Society or the Family History Library. More specific source information is listed with each entry. Original marriage licenses should be located at the county clerk's office.²
James Crouch died in October 1843 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA.¹
     James Crouch and Sarah Freeman appeared in the census of 1840 at District 1, Kent Co., Maryland, USA;
p. 126, lines 4
     Name:     James Crouch
     Home in 1840 (City, County, State):     District 1, Kent, Maryland
     Free White Persons - Males - 15 thru 19:     2 [1821-25] John 1823, Unknown?
     Free White Persons - Males - 40 thru 49:     1 [1791-1800] James c1790
     Free White Persons - Females - 10 thru 14:     1 [1826-30] Ruth c1830
     Free White Persons - Females - 30 thru 39:     1 [1801-10] Sarah (Freeman) c1792
     Free Colored Persons - Males - 10 thru 23:     1
     Free Colored Persons - Males - 36 thru 54:     1
     Slaves - Females - 24 thru 35:     1
     Persons Employed in Agriculture:     3
     Persons Employed in Manufacture and Trade:     1
     Free White Persons - Under 20:     3
     Free White Persons - 20 thru 49:     2
     Total Free White Persons:     5
     Total Free Colored Persons:     2
     Total Slaves:     1
     Total All Persons - Free White, Free Colored, Slaves:     8.³

     James A Rasin was born circa 1823 at Maryland, USA; aged 26 in 1850 census.¹
      ; unknown Rasin in household of William Blackiston Rasin.¹

James A Rasin appeared on the census of 25 July 1850 in the household of William Blackiston Rasin and Sarah Elizabeth Crouch at District 2, Kent Co., Maryland, USA;
p. 227-A, Lines 16-26, Dwelling 292; Family 292
     16 RASIN, William B 37 [1813] M Farmer MD
     17 " , Sarah E 31 [1819] F MD
     18 " , Florence M 13 [1837] M(sic) MD
     19 " , James 9 [1841] M MD
     20 " , Sarah A 6 [1844] F MD
     21 " , William B 2 [1848] M MD
     22 CROUCH, Sarah A 58 [1792] F MD
     23 " , Ruth A 20 [1830] F MD
     24 RASIN, James A 26 [1824] M Labourer MD
     25 " , William 27 [1823] M Black Labourer MD
     26 " , Same 9 [1841] M Black MD.²

     Rosamond Gale married Joseph Duyer
; her 1st husband.² Rosamond Gale married James Steen
; her 2nd husband.² Rosamond Gale was born circa 1756.¹

     John Gale (III) was born on 18 January 1732 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA.¹ He married Phebe Chandler before 1760
; date of birth of son, John IV.¹
John Gale (III) died circa April 1768 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA; per The Gale & Gayle Families "John was living at the time of the French and Indian War, but was judged too infirm to serve. He pre-deceased his father, dying without a will before 4/16/1768, when a bond was granted to Phebe Gale, administratrix of John Gale, Jr. Surety was provided by Andrew Toulson and Marmaduke Medford. On 5/5/1768 a probate record named John and Rasin as John's next of kin. Phebe presented an inventory showing John's estate valued at £95.2.3 including furniture, tableware, animals, 2 slaves and books."¹

     Phebe Chandler was born on 5 February 1736.¹ She married John Gale (III), son of John Gale Jr. and Elizabeth Rasin, before 1760
; date of birth of son, John IV.¹
Phebe Chandler died after 1790.¹

     Sarah (?) married John Gale (IV), son of John Gale (III) and Phebe Chandler,
; his 2nd? wife.¹