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     Dennis Whelen Sr. was born on 2 February 1718.¹ He married Ann Townsend in 1720 at Vincent Township, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA.³
Dennis Whelen Sr. married Sarah Thompson in 1749/50 at Bradford Monthly Meeting, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA,
; His 1st wife. Ancestry.com - U.S., Quaker Meeting Records, 1681-1935
     Name:     Sarah Thompson
     Marriage Date:     8 Oct 1749
     Marriage Date on Image:     08 Eighth 1749
     Marriage Place:     Chester, Pennsylvania
     Father:     Thompson
     Spouse:     Dennis Whelan
     Spouse Father:     Whelan
     Event Type:     Marriage
     Monthly Meeting:     Bradford Monthly Meeting
     Historical Meeting Data:     Search for this monthly meeting in the 'Quaker Monthly Meetings Index'
     Yearly Meeting:     Philadelphia Yearly Meeting
     Meeting State:     Pennsylvania
     Meeting County:     Chester
     Source Citation: Swarthmore College; Swarthmore, Pennsylvania; Marriages, Births and Deaths, 1737-1864; Collection: Quaker Meeting Records; Call Number: MR-PH-32
     Source Information: Ancestry.com. U.S., Quaker Meeting Records, 1681-1935 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2014.
     Original data:
      Swarthmore, Quaker Meeting Records. Friends Historical Library, Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania.
      North Carolina Yearly Meeting Minutes. Hege Friends Historical Library, Guilford College, Greensboro, North Carolina.
      Indiana Yearly Meeting Minutes. Earlham College Friends Collection & College Archives, Richmond, Indiana.
      Haverford, Quaker Meeting Records. Haverford College, Haverford, Pennsylvania.^4,1,5
Dennis Whelen Sr. died on 20 July 1782 at Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA, at age 64.¹

     Sarah Thompson was born circa 1725.¹ She married Dennis Whelen Sr. in 1749/50 at Bradford Monthly Meeting, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA,
; His 1st wife. Ancestry.com - U.S., Quaker Meeting Records, 1681-1935
     Name:     Sarah Thompson
     Marriage Date:     8 Oct 1749
     Marriage Date on Image:     08 Eighth 1749
     Marriage Place:     Chester, Pennsylvania
     Father:     Thompson
     Spouse:     Dennis Whelan
     Spouse Father:     Whelan
     Event Type:     Marriage
     Monthly Meeting:     Bradford Monthly Meeting
     Historical Meeting Data:     Search for this monthly meeting in the 'Quaker Monthly Meetings Index'
     Yearly Meeting:     Philadelphia Yearly Meeting
     Meeting State:     Pennsylvania
     Meeting County:     Chester
     Source Citation: Swarthmore College; Swarthmore, Pennsylvania; Marriages, Births and Deaths, 1737-1864; Collection: Quaker Meeting Records; Call Number: MR-PH-32
     Source Information: Ancestry.com. U.S., Quaker Meeting Records, 1681-1935 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2014.
     Original data:
      Swarthmore, Quaker Meeting Records. Friends Historical Library, Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania.
      North Carolina Yearly Meeting Minutes. Hege Friends Historical Library, Guilford College, Greensboro, North Carolina.
      Indiana Yearly Meeting Minutes. Earlham College Friends Collection & College Archives, Richmond, Indiana.
      Haverford, Quaker Meeting Records. Haverford College, Haverford, Pennsylvania.^1,2,3

     Ann Townsend married Dennis Whelen Sr. in 1720 at Vincent Township, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹

     Martha Griffith married John Evans, son of John Evans and Sarah Martin, before 1721.^1,4,2

Martha Griffith died after 1721 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA.²
     ; For more information on this family, see attached images of pages from Colonial Families of the USA.³

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From Early Colonial Settlers:
Samuel Griffith, sr., Calvert Co; probate 3 Sep 1717
To daughters Martha Evans, Elizabeth Miles, Mary Bowers, Sarah Duvall, Rebecca Mobberly and Rachel Giles each 10 shillings sterling or £1
To grandchildren each a cow and a calf: Elizabeth Evans, d/o Martha;Mary Bowers, d/o Mary, Elizabeth Griffith, d/o Samuel, Jr; and Rachel Giles, d/o Rachel
To son Samuel Griffith dwelling plantation including all land and buildings
Extxs: Wife and son Samuel Griffith, Jr. as executors and all residue.²

     John Evans was born in 1678 at Calvert Co., Maryland, USA.¹ He married Martha Griffith, daughter of Samuel Griffith Sr. and Elizabeth (Margaret) Evans, before 1721.^2,1,3

John Evans died before 24 February 1741 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA; Date of inventory of estate.¹
     ; For more information on this family, see attached images of pages from Colonial Families of the USA.⁴ John Evans was also known as Evans.²

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From Early Colonial Settlers:
John. Evans 26.25 PG £17.18.11 Feb 24 1740 Mar 26 1741
Appraisers: Thomas Harwood, George Wells.
Creditors: George Gordon attorney for Mr. William Black of London, Thomas Lancaster (administrator of Lansdale), William Proctor.
Administrator: John Evans.
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John Evans 20.447 A PG £17.18.11 £18.9.0 Jun 25 1744
Payments to: Thomas Lancaster, William Black (merchant in London).
Heirs: administrator (only one).
Administrator: John Evans (son).
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1730-1733 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber Q, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 232
Special petition of Charles Calvert, Esq. of Anne Arundel Co. 4th Tues Nov:
From Charles, Lord Baltimore, to Robert Tyler, Henry Wright, Turnor Wootton and Thomas Harwood, Gent; regarding boundaries of Swanson's Lot; depositions 24 Feb 1729/30 follow:
Being near the edge of a branch called Bowes Brook near Cattail Marsh:
Robert Tyler, age ca 59; mentions Richard Harwood of Ann Arundel County, dec'd, Col. Ninian Beall, Charles Boteler, Edward Isaac, and Thomas Harwood
Capt. Thomas Clagett, age ca 59; mentions 12-14 years ago, Mr. Robert Tyler, Swanson's Lott, Col. Ninian Beall, Francis Collyer and Hugh Ryley
Elizabeth Plummer, Quaker, mentions her husband Thomas Plummer
Being on the south side of a branch called Bowes Brook upon a gravelly hill near the mouth of the brook:
Robert Tyler mentions 18 years ago Col. Ninian Beall and Hugh Ryley; also Josias Fendall and Guy White, Robert Hobbs and Charles Boteler
Isaac Hyde mentions Capt. John Murdock
Being by the side of Samuel Breshears cornfield at the head of a small draught that runs eastward:
Samuel Breshears mentions people by the name of Potts Robert Tyler mentions Francis Collyer and Peter Scamper
Being on the south side of the main road that leads from Queen Anne to Marlborough about 20 years from sd. road over against Widow Wells' old field where she now dwells:
Robert Tyler mentions Col. Ninian Beall & Hugh Ryley
Capt. Thomas Clagett mentions 14 years ago Robert Tyler, Col. Ninian Beall, Francis Collyer & Hugh Ryley
George Plumer, Quaker, mentions his father Thomas Plummer and Col. Ninian Beall
Samuel Breshear, age ca 55, mentions Francis Swanson
Being in Archibald Edmondston's pasture close by the main road leads from Queen Ann to Marlborough:
Elizabeth Plummer mentions [Mr.] Battson and her husband
Charles Walker, age ca 56; mentions 30 years ago Francis Swanson and Francis Collyer (Battson being surveyor)
Robert Tyler mentions 39 years ago Francis Swanson and Thomas
Plummer; also Deirinn's Quarter
Capt. Thomas Clagett mentions 12-14 years ago Robert Tyler, Col. Ninian Beall, Francis Collyer & Hugh Ryley
Clement Hill, age ca 60; mentions 12 years ago Mr. Gerrard, Francis Collyer
Being by the side of Samuel Breshear's cornfield; afsd. Hill declares that 25 years ago he resurveyed a tract called Cuckold's Delight; mentions Ninian Beal

John Evans, age ca 53; mentions 30 years ago Francis Swanson and George Burgess
Being at a poplar against Widow Well's; mentions Francis Collyer and Swanson's Lot
Enrolled 25 Mar 1731
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1767-1769 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber BB 2 [Mike Marshall]; Page 338. At the request of John Clagett s/o Edward the following Deed was recorded December 10, 1768
Indenture made December 6, 1768; John Clagett s/o Edward in consideration of 30 pounds sterling and 5 pounds current money of Maryland paid by John Clagett as also for diverse other good causes and considerations him thereunto moving has sold part of a tract called Cool Spring Manor whereon the said Evans now dwelleth containing 60 acres which was formerly sold to the said John Evans grandfather John Evans by Guy White beginning at a bounded white oak the northernmost corner tree of 50 acres of land the said Evans bought of Mr. Francis Collier and intersecting the line of 100 acres of land that Francis Collier bought last of Joseph Douglass. Signed John Evans in the presence of and acknowledged before David Craufurd, Alexander Symmer and at the same time Catherine Evans wife of John Evans relinquished her right of dower.¹

     Mary Griffith married (?) Bowers.¹

     ; For more information on this family, see attached images of pages from Colonial Families of the USA.²

     Sarah Griffith was born in 1685 at All Hallows Parish, Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA.² She married Mareen Duvall, son of Mareen "The Elder" Duvall and Frances Stockett, circa 1710 at All Hallows Parish, Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA.^2,1

Sarah Griffith died after 1769 at Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA.²
     ; For more information on this family, see attached images of pages from Colonial Families of the USA.³

; From Early Colonial Settlers:
Samuel Griffith, sr., Calvert Co; probate 3 Sep 1717
To daughters Martha Evans, Elizabeth Miles, Mary Bowers, Sarah Duvall, Rebecca Mobberly and Rachel Giles each 10 shillings sterling or £1
To grandchildren each a cow and a calf: Elizabeth Evans, d/o Martha;Mary Bowers, d/o Mary, Elizabeth Griffith, d/o Samuel, Jr; and Rachel Giles, d/o Rachel
To son Samuel Griffith dwelling plantation including all land and buildings
Extxs: Wife and son Samuel Griffith, Jr. as executors and all residue
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Mrs. Elisabeth Griffith 3.131 A CA #3500 Jul 28 1720
This account cites the payment to the sisters (unnamed) of the accountant of his mother's (unnamed) moiety of his father's (unnamed) estate to him.
Legatees: Elisabeth Miles paid her husband Thomas Miles, Mary Bowers (widow) per her letter of attorney to Edward Mobberly, Sarah Devall who married Mareen Devall per John Magruder, Rebecca Mobberly who married Edward Mobberly per Samuell Magruder, Rachell Giles who married John Giles per Robert Tyler. Administrator/Executor: Mr. Samuell Griffith (son).
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Samuel Griffith, Sr. (d 1717) 24.207 A CA £20.13.3 Dec 15 1747
Payments to: Mr. John Hanbury (merchant in London) paid to Philip Thomas, Esq., estate of Capt. Posthumus Thornton.
Legatees: Sarah Duvall (daughter).
Executors: Lewis Griffith (Quaker), John Griffith
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Thomas Miles 80.528 FR £217.13.1 Dec 20 1762 Mar 21 1763
Appraisers: Andrew Heugh, Richard Beale.
Creditors: F. Hatfield for Christopher Lownds & Co., David Ross.
Next of kin: Joseph Franaway, Thomas Carr.
Administrators: Mariner Duvall and his wife Sarah Duvall.
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Thomas Miles 5.142 D FR £248.9.8 Apr 8 1769
Distribution to: Representatives unknown to this Office. Administratrix: Sarah Duvall, wife of Mareen Duvall.
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Source: Witt Family of Bedford County, Virginia
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Children of Sarah Griffith and Mareen DuVall III are:
i. Zipporah DuVall was born ABT 1710 in Prince Georges Co, Maryland, and died in Franklin Co, Virginia. She married William Hester 10 Dec 1728 in Franklin Co, Virginia. He died in Franklin Co, Virginia.
ii. Mary DuVall was born 2 Nov 1711 in Prince Georges Co, Maryland, and died 1792 in Franklin Co, Virginia.
iii. Mareen DuVall 4th was born 22 June 1714 (twin) in Prince Georges Co, Maryland, and died 1783 in Franklin Co, Virginia. He married Hester Soper 1740/1741 in Franklin Co, Virginia. She died in Franklin Co, Virginia.
iv. Samuel DuVall was born 22 June 1714 (twin) in Prince Georges Co, Maryland, and died in Franklin Co, Virginia. He married Eleanor Pearce in Franklin Co, Virginia. She died in Franklin Co, Virginia.
v. Benjamin DuVall was born 30 Oct 1717 in Prince Georges Co, Maryland, and died 1792 in Franklin Co, Virginia. He married Anne Griffith ABT 1749 in Prince Georges Co, Maryland, daughter of Samuel Griffith II and Anne Skinner. She was born 1731 in Calvert Co. Maryland, and died AFT 1792 in Franklin Co, Virginia.
vi. Elizabeth DuVall was born 24 Aug 1720 in Prince Georges Co, Maryland, and died in Franklin Co, Virginia.
vii. Lewis DuVall was born in Prince Georges Co, Maryland, and died in Franklin Co, Virginia.
viii. "a daughter" DuVall was born in Prince Georges Co, Maryland, and died in Franklin Co, Virginia. She married Mr........ Coale in Franklin Co, Virginia. He.²

     Judge Henry Charles Ridgely married Elizabeth Warfield.^2,1
Judge Henry Charles Ridgely was born in 1601 at Devonshire, England.¹
Judge Henry Charles Ridgely died on 19 May 1699 at Annapolis, Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA.¹
Judge Henry Charles Ridgely was buried after 19 May 1699 at Saint Anne's Cemetery, Annapolis, Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA; From FindAGrave:

     Rebecca Griffith married (?) Mobley.¹

     ; For more information on this family, see attached images of pages from Colonial Families of the USA.²

     Rachel Griffith married John Giles.¹

     ; For more information on this family, see attached images of pages from Colonial Families of the USA.²

     Francis Collier was born before 1640.² He married Unknown (?) before 1660 at Calvert Co., Maryland, USA,
; His 1st of 3 wives.
Per Early Colonial Settlers:
Family     Francis Collier, b. Bef 1640 d. 20 Jul 1721, Prince George's County, Maryland - inventory (Age > 81 years)
Marriage     Bef 1660      Calvert County, Maryland
Children       Francis Collier married Isabel (?) on 23 June 1677 at Calvert Co., Maryland, USA,
; Her 2nd of 2 husbands; his 2nd of 3 wives.^4,2 Francis Collier married Sarah Martin, daughter of Abdaloe Martin, before 20 July 1691 at Calvert Co., Maryland, USA,
; His 3rd of 3 wives; her 3rd of 3 husbands.^1,2,5
Francis Collier died before 20 July 1721 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA; Date of inventory of estate.²
Francis Collier died on 20 July 1721 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA.²
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
Francis Colyer 6.196 -- £157.8.4 Jul 20 1721
Appraisers: Thomas Johnstone, Thomas Lucas, Jr.
Creditors: Robert Tyler, Pa. Hepburn.
Next of kin: Mary Burse, Ann Pain, Robert Pain.
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Francis Colyer 6.23 A PageA PG £4 £50.8.10 Jul 8 1724
Payments to: Robert Tyler, Dr. Richard Pile, Thomas Stafford, Samuel Brashears, William Hunt, Peter Hyatt, Rebecca Cherry, Benjamin Warrinford, John Lowry, John Smith, Thomas Miles, Dr. Patrick Hepburn, Mary Simeons, Thomas Boardley, Esq., Col. Thomas Addison & Dulany, Esq., Thomas Clagett, Henry Mannon.
Administrator: George Busey.
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John Pot 4.83 A CA #13090 #16717 Jun 23 1677
Payments to: Francis Collier who married relict and executrix of Dr. Francis Swanston, John Welch, Thomas Cosden, Tobias Norton for Richard Smith, George Parker for Thomas & Samuell Hedge, James Williams, Daniell Golstone.
Executrix: Hannah Edwards (relict).
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Robert Jones 8,345 I CA £41.4.10 Jun 11 1685
The inventory also included #46378.
Appraisers: Francis Freman, Bassill Warring.
List of debts: George Bussey, Frances Swinsen, Symon Edwards, James Veitch, Richard Johns, Thomas Arnold, Thomas Courtney, Michell Lane, James Crauford, William Morgan, Maj. Nicholas Sewell, Frances Collier, William Mansfield, Peter Hack, Augustin Herman, Maj, Thomas Truman, Job Evans, Capt. Thomas Price, George Yates, Nicholas Territt, Thomas Guilick, Charles Partis, John Lewellin, Capt. Ninian Beall, Frances Partis, George Spicer, John King, Henry Jeffer, Samuell Goozey, Thomas Binkes, Nicholas Butrum, Maj, Charles Butler, George Parker, Thomas Bankes, Thomas Hinton, Thomas Hinton of head of Bay, John Brome, John Darnellt Esq., James Ellis, William Harris; Lawrence Bedinfield, Edmond Odwier, James Hale, Henry Brent, Thomas Hearn, William Barnett, George Hilland, James Pickett Col. Henrv Jow1es, Jacob Harris, Phillip Lynes, George Butler, Hugh Ellot, Thomas Huglies, Richard Broughton, John Jones, Andrew Abbington,
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James Veach 13A.193 A CA £130,0,4 Jul 10 1694
Payments to: William Vearest Capt. Thomas Clagett, Christopher Thompson, Willia Smith, Francis Collier.
Administrator: Nathan Veach (brother),
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John Veach 13A.193 A CA £69.3.9 #8762 Jul 10 1694
Payments to: Hugh Clinton, William Dent, William Veach, Pagan & Co.
Administrator: Nathan Veach (brother),
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John Veach 13A.194 A CA £69,3.9 £93,6,4 Dee 4 1694
Payments to: Joakin Kirsted, Edward Dickenson, Thomas Horny, Samuell Groome, Samuell Groome due to Anthony Cornwall, John White, Daniell Rawlings.
Administrators Nathan Veach.
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Thomas Edmonston (merchant) 17.146 I PG £50.17.5 Oct 17 1698
Appraiser: Francis Collier, Abraham Clarke
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John Evans 138.91 A CA £175.17.0 #22862 Mar 7 1695
The amount of the inventory also included #10737.
Payments to: Guay White for legacy left him by his father Guay White, John Currey who married Elisabeth the daughter and legatee of Guay White, Thomas Pinklar (servant), Thomas Grunwin, Michaell Wollman, John Broome, Col. Darnall, Charles Carroll, Mr. Plaiter, Samuell Watkins.
Executrix: Sarah Collier (relict), wife of Franck Collier.
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John Evans 18.160 A CA £175,17,0 £40.8,6 May 18 1699
The inventory also included #10737, which is equivalent to £44,14.9,
Payments to: Mr. Thomas Beall, William Taylor.
Legatees: Guy White.
Administratrix: Sarah Collyer, wife of Francis Collyer,
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Thomas Edmondson (merchant) 17.146 I PG £50.17.5 Oct 17 1698
Appraisers: Francis Collier, Abraham Clarke.
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Samuell Harwood 26.35 A AA £55,10,3 £14.11,5 Oct 16 1706
Payments to: Francis Collier, Mathew Mockebeth, Thomas Gresham, Nicholas Sporne, Thomas Macnemara, Thomas Bordley.
Administrator: Richard Harwood.
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John Gerrard (merchant) 39C.92 A PG £65.14.6 Mar 14 1717
Received from: William A PG £. Thomas Colemore for Mr. Bradley on account of Mr. Francis Collier, Henry Chamberlin, John mills, Capt. John Murdock, Benjamin Waringford, Morrice Miles, Mr, Ralph Crabb, Capt. Thomas Crabb, Mr. Francis Collier.
Payments to: Mr. Ralph Crabb, John Mills, Thomas Wilson, Benjamin Warringford, William Ray, William Gerard, Dr, Mord, Moore, Arnold Livere, Mr. Francis King, John Chetham, Mr. Clement Hill,
Administratrix/Executrix: Elisabeth Gerard
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Mr. John Gerard (merchant) 38A.122 A PG £463.12.2 £274.10.10 Apr 8 1717
Received from; MA PG £am Hunt, Mr. Thomas Coleman, Col. Thomas Sprigg, Hugh Hopewell, Dr. Richard Pile, James Robinson, William Thompson, William Powey, Thomas Brassure, Samuel Brassure, Francis Collier.
Payments to: Hugh Hopewell, Col. Sprigg, Mr. William Hunt, Dr. Richard Pile, Salome Robinson, John Orchard, William Thompson, Thomas Miles, John Mason, Henry Smith, John Ball, John Macclean, William Powell, Richard Jones, James Lee, Samuel Brassure, Thomas Brassure, Henry Duke, Inry Sampson, Daniel Dullany.
Administratrix: Mrs. Elizabeth Gerrard.
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Moore, Mordica, practitioner in Physick and Chyrurgery, A.A. County, 2nd Sept., 1713; 29th Oct, 1721,
To 3 daus., Deborah, Mary and Elizabeth;£400 each, at age of 21, or at marriage.
To kinswoman Mary Coleman and hrs., "Arran," Pr. Geo. Co. Shd. she die -without issue., to Mordical son of Charles Burges, after death of her husband., Joseph Coleman.
To children of son-in-law, Charles Burges, viz. Francis Hanslop (his -wife's dau.), personalty at decease of her mother., Elizabeth Burges, and to William, Ursula, Mordica, Charles and Benja. Burgess, Jr., £5 each. To boys at age of 21, girls at 17,
To dau.-in-law Susannah Mitchell, personalty during life, at her decease to be divided amaong her child, viz. Burges., Mordica, John and Hennrietta Mitchell.
To Mordecai Burges, 200 A. of Fortune.
To Mordecai Mitchell, 200 A* of same tract,
To John, youngest son of dau. Mitchell, remaining 100 A. Testator desires that estate, real and personal, remain entire until dau. Deborah arrives at age afsd. or marriage; at which time personal estate is to be divided: I/2 to wife Deborah, the other half to son Richd,
To son Richd., entire real estate at decease of wife.
To overseers: Bros. Samuel Preston, Richd, Hill and Isaac Norris, £10 each.
Exs.: Wife Deborah and son Richard.
Test: Francis Collier, Jr., Constana. Young, John Gerard, William Mordana.
Depositions show that at date of probate Francis Collier and John Gerard are decd. 16.185.
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1702-1709 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber C, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 27; Indenture, 8 Oct 1698
From: Francis Collier of Prince George's County, Gent.
To: Guy White, carpenter of Prince George's County
50 acres part of Cold Spring Manor on the west side of the Patuxent River in Prince George's County to a branch by the mouth of Stafford's Cove for 5,000 pounds of tobacco
Signed: Francis Collier
Witnessed: Hugh Riley and John Browne
Endorsed: Sarah, wife of Francis Collier; witnessed by Robert Tyler and Samuel/ Magruder
Alienation: 15 Nov 1698 the sum of is paid by Guy White
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1702-1709 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber C, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 30; Obligation, 8 Oct 1698
From: Francis Collier of Prince George's County, Gent.
To: Guy White, carpenter of Prince George's County
Francis Collier binds himself to pay Guy White 8,000 pounds of tobacco "according to Act of the Assembly"
Signed: Francis Collier
Witnessed: Rob't Tyler and Samuel Magruder
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1702-1709 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber C, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 31; Indenture, 7 May 1701
From: Joseph Duglace, Gent of Charles County
To: Guy White
For 185£a parcel of 100 acres of the 1050 acre Cool Spring Manor granted Capt. Josiah Fendall bounded by a run called Bower Brook and land of Mr. Francis Collier
Signed: Joseph Duglace
Witnessed: William Hollyday and Joshua Hall
Endorsement 28 May 1701 signed by Robt. Tyler and James Stoddart
Alienation: 25 Jun 1701 for the sum of 17s/6p paid by Guy White
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1702-1709 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber C, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 26; Indenture, 25 May 1701
From: Joseph Duglace of Charles County, Gent.
To: Francis Collier of Calvert County
For 50£a 100 acre parcel of the 1,050 acre Cool Spring Manner in Fendall's fresh; originally granted to Capt. Josias Fendell now occupied by Duglass
Signed: Joseph Duglace
Witnessed: William Hollyday and Joshua Hall
Endorsement: 28 May 1701 signed Rob't Tyler and James Stoddart
Alienation: 25 Jun 1701 Francis Collier paid the sum of 2s, 100 acres of land for use of Rich'd Bennett and James Heath
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1702-1709 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber C, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 113: Indenture, 25 Nov 1703
From: Francis Collier, Sr. of Prince Georges County, Gent.
To: John Pottinger, Sr., William Ray, Sr., John Ray, John Turner, Edward Davison, Solomon Rothery, Robert Harrison, Thomas Lemarr, Sr., John Demall, and Archibald Edmundson, planters of Prince George's County
Francis Collar agrees for a 30 to 40 foot tobacco house to be build on the land where he now lives as convenient as possible to Stafford's Cove Landing for the above persons to store their tobacco or goods that might come to the landing for the next 40 years; rent to be one gallon of rum and one capon each paid every year to Francis Collier on the 25th of November
Signed: Francis Collier
Receipt: 25 Nov 1703 received one gallon of Rome (rum) and eleven capons in full for one year's rent, signed Francis Collar
Witnessed: William Lee and Thomas Swaringen
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1710-1717 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber F, Part 1 [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 386; Benjamin Douglass of Charles County, planter, states his late grandfather, John Douglass, Gentleman of Charles County owned a parcel of land in Prince George's County in the freshes of the Patuxent called Cold Spring Manor containing 1,050 acres of land; by his will dated 14 Dec 1678 he left 500 acres of this land to his sons, Charles Douglass and Joseph Douglass, when they reach 21 years of age; Joseph and Charles Douglass sold a 100 acre part of the 600 acres to Francis Collyer of Prince George's County and 370 acres to Guy White, deceased; for 10£Benjamin Douglass acknowledged these deeds
Signed: Benja. Douglass (seal)
Witnessed: Philip Lee, J. Gerard, Da. Dullany
Payment: Benj. Douglass acknowledges payment of 10£before same witnesses
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1702-1709 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber C, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 146; Indenture, 25 Nov 1705
From: William Lee, planter of Prince George's County and Ann, his wife
To: John Garrard, merchant of Prince George's County
On 20 Jul 1691 Francis Collier and Sarah, his wife, of Calvert County made indenture to Sam'l Griffeth, planter of Calvert County for the sum of 64£for a 165 acre tract of land in Calvert County on the west side of the Patuxent River part of Cold Spring Manner; bounded by land of Richard Edwards; 1 Aug 1699 Samuel Griffeth and his wife, Elizabeth, sold this land for the sum of 12,000 pounds of picked and culled tobacco to William Lee; recorded in Prince George's County; William Lee and Ann, his wife, sold this 165 acres for 166£to John Gerrard
Signed: William Lee and Anne Lee (mark)
Memorandum: Anne Lee examined by Robert Tyler and Abra. Clarke
Witnesses: Abra. Clarke and Clem't Hill, Jr.
Alienation: 27 Nov 1705 the sum of 3s/6p paid by John Garrard for 165 acres formerly called Griffith's Purchase, now called Flamberts; rec'd by Henry Boteler
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1726-1730 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber M, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 527
Enrolled at request of Charles Calvert, Esq. 10 Jan 1729: Indenture, 9 Jan 1729; Between Thomas Boulger of Charles Co., planter, and Elizabeth his wife, of one part, and Charles Calvert of the City of Annapolis, Esq; for £43; a parcel of 150 acres which Peter Scamper in his lifetime in 1697 purchased from Richard Edwards, dec'd, being part of a 290 acre tract formerly granted Thomas Letchworth; also 50 acres called Good Luck (part of Cold Spring Manor) which Peter Scamper purchased from Richard Edward's who purchased it from Francis Collier in 1692; /s/ Thomas Boulger (mark), Elizabeth Boulger (mark); wit. Philip Lee, A. Contee; ack. by Thomas Boulger and Elizabeth his wife
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1739-1743 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber Y, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 282.
May 11, 1741 from Francis Collier of PG, planter, son and heir of Charles Collier of PG, decd, which sd Charles Collier was heir at law to Francis Collier of PG, Gent., his uncle, decd, to James Edmonston of PG, Gent. Whereas by deed dated Mar 27, 1714 between Benjamin Dowglass of Charles County, planter, grandson & heir at law of John Dowglass, late of the same county, Gent., of the one part, and the sd Francis Collier (the uncle of the sd Charles Collier, which sd Charles Collier was father to the now Francis Collier, party to these presents), by which deed it was recited that whereas the sd John Dowglass, in his lifetime, was seized of a parcel of land lying in the Freshes of Petuxent River in Page called Cold Spring Manor, containing 1050 acres & by his will dated Dec 14, 1678, devised to his son, John Dowglass, father to the sd Benjamin, 550 acres of land, being part of Cold Spring Manor, when he arrived at age 21, with all the privileges belonging to the Lord of a Manor and to his heirs, which parcel of 550 acres the sd John Dowglass, father of the sd Benjamin Dowglass, by his Page deed, sold to sd Francis Collier, and whereas likewise, by Page deed dated May 27, 1701 between Joseph Dowglass of Charles County, Gent., of the one part, and the afd Francis Collier decd of the other part, sd Joseph Dowglass sold to sd Francis Collier, part of a tract of land containing 1050 acres of land called Cold Spring Manor, formerly granted to Capt Josias Fendall, bounded by a parcel of land that John Dowglass sold to sd Collier standing on the brow of a hill between the two branches of Fendalls Fresh, containing 100 acres. Now this deed witnesses that the sd Francis Collier, party to these presents, for 30 £, sells to sd James Edmonston, all the sd tract of land containing 550 acres, and all that other tract of land containing 100 acres. Signed - Francis Collier. Wit - Thos Dawson, James Kendall, Thos Owen*, Jno Hawkins Jr*. Received of Mr. James Edmonston (by the hands of Mr. John Hawkins Jr), the alienation fine. Recorded May 20, 1741.
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Provincial Court Land Records, 1749-1756
Volume 701, Page 292

This Indenture made the 22.d Day of August in the Year of our Lord Seventeen hundred and fifty two Between James Edmundson of Prince Georges County Gentleman of the one part and Benedict Calvert of the City of Annapolis Esquire of the other part Witnesseth That the said James Edmundson for and in Consideration of the Sum of Sixty Pounds Sterling by the afsd Benedict Calvert to him the said James Edmundson in hand paid at or before the Sealing and Delivery of these Presents the Receipt whereof he doth hereby Acknowledge and thereof and therefrom and of and from every part and parcel thereof doth hereby Release Acquit and discharge the said Benedict Calvert his Heirs and Assigns Hath granted bargained Sold aliened enfeoffed and confirmed and by these Presents Doth grant bargain Sell Alien enfeoff and confirm unto him the said Benedict Calvert his Heirs and Assigns All that Piece or Parcel of Land which he bought and Purchased of the Heirs of Francis Collier being part of a larger Tract of Land called Cool Spring Manor Scituate lying and being in Prince Georges County aforesaid together with all Ways, Waters, Water Courses Commoditys Improvements Profits Priviledges Advantages and Appurtenances whatsoever to the afsd Piece or Parcel of Land belonging or in any wise appertaining and the Revertion and Revertions Remainder and Remainders Rents Issues and Profits of the said Premisses with the Appurtenances and all the Estate Right Title Interest Use Trust Property Claim and Demand whatsoever of him the said James Edmundson of in to or out of the said Premisses or any part thereof To have and to hold the afsd Piece or Parcel of Land and Premisses hereby Bargained and Sold or intended so to be with the Appurtenances unto him the said Benedict Calvert his Heirs and Assigns to the only proper Use and Behoof of him the said Benedict Calvert his Heirs and Assigns for ever and to or for no other Use Intent or Purpose whatsoever and the said James Edmondson for himself and his Heirs the hereby Bargained and Sold Premisses with their Appurtenances unto him the said Benedict Calvert and his Heirs against him the said James Edmundson and his Heirs and against all other Persons claiming or to claim by from or under him shall & will Warrant and for ever defend by these Presents In Witness whereof the Partys to these Presents have hereunto Interchangeably set their hands and Seals the day and Year above Written
Signed Sealed and Delivered J.s Edmonston Seal
In the Presence of Us
David Ross
Jn.o Brice
On the Back of the aforegoing Deed was thus Endorsed Viz.t

Received on the day and Year within mentioned of the within named Benedict Calvert the Sum of Sixty Pounds Sterling being in full for the Consideration Money therein mentioned to be by him paid to me
Witness David Ross Ja.s Edmonston
Jn.o Brice

On the 22.d of August 1752 Came the within named James Edmundson before me the Subscriber one of his Lordships Justices of the Provincial Court and Acknowledged the within Instrument of Writing to be his Act and Deed and the Lands and Premisses therein mentioned to be the Right and Estate of the within named Benedict Calvert according to the true Intent and meaning thereof And also Mary the Wife of the afsd James Edmundson party afsd who also being by me Examined privately out of the hearing of her said Husband did declare and Acknowledge the within mentioned Lands and Premisses to be the Right and estate of the said Benedict Calvert party within mentioned his Heirs and Assigns according to the true Intent and meaning thereof and did further freely declare that she did by this Acknowledgment release and did thereby intend to release all her Right and Title of Dower to the within mentioned Premisses and that she made this Acknowledgment of her own free will and Consent without any Compulsion or Threats from her said Husband or for fear of his Displeasure
Jn.o Brice

August the 31.st 1752 Received of Benedict Calvert Esquire Ten Shillings Sterling for his Lordships Use (it being the Alienation fine on the within mentioned Land Supposing the same to contain no more than five Hundred Acres) by Virtue of a Commission from Benj.a Tasker Esq.r his said Lordships Agent & Receiver General
Rich.d Dorsey
Recorded August 31.st 1752

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1752-1757 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber NN [Mike Marshall]; Page 308. At the request of Samuel White the following Land Commission was recorded abt November 27, 1754
Memorandum that on the special petition of Samuel White preferred to the justices of Prince George's County, Maryland on the 4th Tuesday of June in the 4th year of his Lordship commission the Right Hon. the Lord Proprietary Dominion etc., his Lordship commission issued by order of the justices aforesaid out of the county aforesaid on the first day of July Anno Domini 1754. In these words following, Frederick Absolute Lord and Proprietary of the Province of Maryland and Avalon Lord Baron of Baltimore Vizt; to Messrs Robert Tyler, Thomas Harwood, Thomas Lancaster and John Lamar, Jr., of PGCo gentleman, whereas Samuel White is seized of tract "Cool Spring Manor" and preferred his petition in writing to our county court held at Upper Marlborough Town before Peter Dent, gentleman and his associates then and still justices within our county to examine evidence to prove and perpetuate the memory of the bounds of the said tract of land. Therefore, we command you any three or two of you to examine all witnesses or persons concerned touching their knowledge of the bounds of the said tract. Witness Peter Dent, gentleman, June 8, 1754. Issued July 1, 1754, Joseph Sim, Clk
By virtue of a commission to examine evidences to prove the bounds of "Cool Spring Manor" we hereby give notice that we intend to meet on the lands the 10th day of September next. July 22, 1754, Thomas Lancaster, Thomas Harwood, John Lamar, Jr., Mordecai Jacob, Robert Tyler.
The commissioners met September 10, 1754 on part of a tract called "Cool Spring Manor" being in possession of Mr. Samuel White and came to a white oak stump standing near the head of a marsh.
John Evans, aged 53 being sworn declares he heard his father and Elizabeth White say this was the 2nd bound tree of Guy White's land between this Guy White and Francis Collier and further saith not. Thence we proceeded to a gum tree where the deponent John Evans being sworn aforesaid declared that Elizabeth White run Guy White's land out which was part of "Cool Spring Manor" about 42 years ago and came to this bounded gum tree standing on the east side of a hill in an old field being the 3rd tree of Guy White's land then Elizabeth White, sent for Francis Collier and he clapped his hand on this gum tree and said this was the bounded gum tree between Guy White and Francis Collier and further saith not. Taken before Thomas Lancaster, Thomas Harwood
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1767-1769 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber BB 2 [Mike Marshall]; Page 338. At the request of John Clagett s/o Edward the following Deed was recorded December 10, 1768
Indenture made December 6, 1768; John Clagett s/o Edward in consideration of 30 pounds sterling and 5 pounds current money of Maryland paid by John Clagett as also for diverse other good causes and considerations him thereunto moving has sold part of a tract called "Cool Spring Manor" whereon the said Evans now dwelleth containing 60 acres and beginning at a bounded white oak the northernwestern most corner tree of 50 acres of land which the said Evans bought of Mr. Francis Collier and intersecting the line of 100 acres of land that Francis Collier bought last of Joseph Douglass. Signed John Evans in the presence of and acknowledged before David Craufurd, Alexander Symmer and at the same time Catherine Evans wife of John Evans relinquished her right of dower
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1767-1769 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber BB 2 [Mike Marshall]; Page 340. At the request of John Clagett the following Deed was recorded December 10, 1768
Indenture made December 7, 17[68]; Guy White, planter in in consideration of 50 pounds of good and lawful money of England paid by John Evans, carpenter as also for other good causes and considerations him thereunto moving has sold part of a tract called "Cool Spring Manor" whereon the said Guy White now dwelleth containing 60 acres and beginning at a bounded white oak the northernwestern most corner tree of 50 acres of land which the said Evans bought of Mr. Francis Collier and intersects the line of 100 acres of land that Francis Collier bought last of Joseph Douglass. Signed Guy White in the presence of and acknowledged before Robert Tyler, Abraham Clark.²

     Thomas Miles married Elizabeth Rowles Griffith, daughter of Samuel Griffith Sr. and Elizabeth (Margaret) Evans, on 17 October 1714
; her 2nd husband.²
     ; For more information on this family, see attached images of pages from Colonial Families of the USA.³

     Thomas Matthews Sr. married Sarah Thomas.¹
Thomas Matthews Sr. was born on 29 June 1693 at Christiana Hundred, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA.²
Thomas Matthews Sr. died on 19 November 1766 at Gunpowder, Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA, at age 73.²
Thomas Matthews Sr. was buried after 19 November 1766 at Gunpowder Friends Meeting House Cemetery, Sparks, Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA; from Find A Grave:
     BIRTH     29 Jun 1693, Christiana, New Castle County, Delaware, USA
     DEATH     19 Nov 1766 (aged 73), Gunpowder, Baltimore County, Maryland, USA
     Tradition is his family is buried here
     Some Family Spell There surname Mathias
     Son of Oliver Matthews And Elizabeth Thomas
     Wife:Sarah Thomas
     Siblings:
     1.John MATTHEWS b: 1694 DE
     2.William MATTHEWS b: 5 Jul 1697 DE
     3.Edward MATTHEWS b: Abt 1700
     4.Walter MATTHEWS B: abt 1702
     5.Dorcas MATTHEWS b: Abt 1701
     6.George MATTHEWS b: abt 1705
     Children:
     1.Elizabeth MATTHEWS b: 1719
     2.Oliver MATTHEWS b: 1721
     3.Daniel MATTHEWS b: 1724
     4.Thomas MATTHEWS b: 1725
     5.George MATTHEWS b: 1729
     6.Sarah MATTHEWS b: 1731
     Family Members Parents
      Oliver Matthews 1657–1708
      Elizabeth Thomas Matthews 1669 – unknown
     Spouse Sarah Thomas Matthews 1698 – unknown
     Siblings
      William Matthews 1697 – unknown
     Children
      Sarah Matthews Miller 1731–1791
     BURIAL     Gunpowder Friends Meeting House Cemetery, Sparks, Baltimore County, Maryland, USA
     Created by: Gathering Roots
     Added: 5 Dec 2011
     Find A Grave Memorial 81548995.²
     ; For more information on this family, see attached images of pages from Colonial Families of the USA.³

     Sarah Thomas married Thomas Matthews Sr.¹

Sarah Thomas was buried at Gunpowder Friends Meeting House Cemetery, Sparks, Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA; from Find A Grave:
     BIRTH     7 Apr 1698, Anne Arundel County, Maryland, USA
     DEATH     unknown
     Tradition is his family is buried here
     Some Family Spell There surname Mathias
     Children:
     1.Elizabeth MATTHEWS b: 1719
     2.Oliver MATTHEWS b: 1721
     3.Daniel MATTHEWS b: 1724
     4.Thomas MATTHEWS b: 1725
     5.George MATTHEWS b: 1729
     6.Sarah MATTHEWS b: 1731
     Family Members Parents
      Teague Tracey 1674–1712
      Mary James Hitchcock 1680–1747
     Spouse
      Thomas Matthews 1693–1766
     Siblings
      Dinah Tracey Cross 1695–1764
     Half Siblings
      Prescotia Hitchcock Tye 1714 – unknown
     Children
      Sarah Matthews Miller 1731–1791
     BURIAL     Gunpowder Friends Meeting House Cemetery, Sparks, Baltimore County, Maryland, USA
     Created by: Gathering Roots
     Added: 5 Dec 2011
     Find A Grave Memorial 81549065.² She was born on 7 April 1698 at Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA.²
     ; For more information on this family, see attached images of pages from Colonial Families of the USA.³

     Robert Hartshorne Miller was born on 10 August 1798.¹ He married Anna Janney before 1826
; According to their Find A Grave memorials, their oldest child listed, Charles, was born in 1826.²
Robert Hartshorne Miller died on 10 March 1874 at age 75.¹
Robert Hartshorne Miller was buried after 10 March 1874 at Washington Street United Methodist Church Cemetery, Alexandria, Alexandria City, Virginia, USA; from Find A Grave:
     BIRTH     10 Aug 1798
     DEATH     10 Mar 1874 (aged 75)
     Full middle name, links to parents and spouse from emersunrose: Married 23 Apr 1823 and celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary just 11 months before his death.
     Robert was a china merchant. At the time of his death he was also President of Citizens' National Bank and President of the Alexandria Water Company.
     Family Members
     Parents
      Mordecai Miller 1764–1832
      Rebecca Hartshorne Miller 1770–1810
     Spouses
      Anna Janney Miller 1802–1885
      Anna Janney Miller 1802–1885
     Siblings
      John S Miller 1800–1878
      Samuel Miller 1802–1876
     Children
      Charles Miller 1826–1916
      Francis Miller 1829–1888
      Sarah Miller Hallowell 1836–1924
      Benjamin Hallowell Miller 1840–1928
      Caroline S Miller Farquhar 1842–1904
      Eliza Hewes Miller 1844–1927
     BURIAL     Washington Street United Methodist Church Cemetery, Alexandria, Alexandria City, Virginia, USA
     Created by: Cliff
     Added: 22 Jul 2006
     Find A Grave Memorial 15009214.¹
     He and Anna Janney were Quaker.²

     Anna Janney was born on 25 September 1802.¹ She married Robert Hartshorne Miller, son of Mordecai Miller and Rebecca Hartshorne, before 1826
; According to their Find A Grave memorials, their oldest child listed, Charles, was born in 1826.¹
Anna Janney died on 23 February 1885 at age 82.¹
Anna Janney was buried after 23 February 1885 at Quaker Burial Ground, Alexandria, Alexandria City, Virginia, USA; from Find A Grave:
     BIRTH     25 Sep 1802
     DEATH     23 Feb 1885 (aged 82)
     From emersunrose: Anna Janney was daughter of Elisha and Mary (Gibson) Janney. She married 1st Robert Hartshorne Miller and had at least 11 children with him. She married 2nd William H Miller (1802-1870) and had at least one child with him.

Anna Janney was the wife of Robert Hartshorne Miller. They were Quakers and members of the Alexandria Meeting house. They were originally buried in the Quaker burial ground in Alexandria where their gravestone was recorded by Carrie White Avery in 1923. The Meeting house property was eventually sold to the City of Alexandria and a library was built on the grounds. Some burials were reinterred at other sites. Their grave marker now stands in Union Cemetery.
     Family Members Spouse Robert Hartshorne Miller 1798–1874
     Children
      Charles Miller 1826–1916
      Francis Miller 1829–1888
      Benjamin Hallowell Miller 1840–1928
      Caroline S Miller Farquhar 1842–1904
      Eliza Hewes Miller 1844–1927
     BURIAL     Quaker Burial Ground, Alexandria, Alexandria City, Virginia, USA
     Created by: Cliff
     Added: 22 Jul 2006
     Find A Grave Memorial 15009250.¹
     She and Robert Hartshorne Miller were Quaker.¹

     John S. Miller was born on 10 September 1800 at Alexandria, Alexandria City, Virginia, USA.¹ He married Susan Earl, daughter of Clayton Earl and Cornelia Harrison, on 30 May 1826 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹

John S. Miller died on 15 December 1878 at Ednor, Montgomery Co., Maryland, USA, at age 78.¹
John S. Miller was buried after 15 December 1878 at Sandy Springs Friends Meeting House Cemetery, Sandy Spring, Montgomery Co., Maryland, USA; from Find A Grave:
     BIRTH     10 Sep 1800, Alexandria, Alexandria City, Virginia, USA
     DEATH     15 Dec 1878 (aged 78), Ednor, Montgomery County, Maryland, USA
     Son of Mordecai Miller and Rebecca Hartshorne. Born at "Strawberry Hill" and died at "Alloway".
     Married Susan Earl, daughter of Clayton Earl & Cornelia Harrison, on 30 May 1826 in Philadelphia. Widowed 19 Jan 1837. They had no children.
     Family Members Parents
      Mordecai Miller 1764–1832
      Rebecca Hartshorne Miller 1770–1810
Siblings
      Robert Hartshorne Miller 1798–1874
      Samuel Miller 1802–1876
     BURIAL     Sandy Spring Friends Meeting House Cemetery, Sandy Spring, Montgomery County, Maryland, USA
     Created by: emersunrose
     Added: 15 Oct 2012
     Find A Grave Memorial 98941138.¹

     Susan Earl married John S. Miller, son of Mordecai Miller and Rebecca Hartshorne, on 30 May 1826 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹

Susan Earl died on 19 January 1837.¹

     Clayton Earl married Cornelia Harrison.¹

     Cornelia Harrison married Clayton Earl.¹

     Samuel Miller was born on 27 October 1802 at Alexandria, Alexandria City, Virginia, USA.¹
Samuel Miller died on 5 August 1876 at Sandy Spring, Montgomery Co., Maryland, USA, at age 73.¹
Samuel Miller was buried after 5 August 1876 at Sandy Springs Friends Meeting House Cemetery, Sandy Spring, Montgomery Co., Maryland, USA; from Find A Grave:
     BIRTH     27 Oct 1802, Alexandria, Alexandria City, Virginia, USA
     DEATH     5 Aug 1876 (aged 73), Sandy Spring, Montgomery County, Maryland, USA
     Son of Mordecai Miller & Rebecca Hartshorne.
     Death noted in Annals of Sandy Spring, Vol 1, pg 73-4:
     "8th month, 5th, Samuel Miller, of Alexandria, died at the house of his nephew, Warwick P Miller, and was buried in the stone-walled enclosure of his family burying ground. In a quiet way he had led an active life for more than the full span of man; his friends many, his enemies few or none."
     Although he was buried on the family grounds, his interment is part of the book 'Burials at The Sandy Spring Friends Meeting Graveyard and at the Woodside Cemetery 1754 to 2003'.
     Family Members Parents
      Mordecai Miller 1764–1832
      Rebecca Hartshorne Miller 1770–1810
Siblings
      Robert Hartshorne Miller 1798–1874
      John S Miller 1800–1878
     BURIAL     Sandy Spring Friends Meeting House Cemetery, Sandy Spring, Montgomery County, Maryland, USA
     PLOT     Row BB; Plot 3; Site 6
     Created by: emersunrose
     Added: 15 Oct 2012
     Find A Grave Memorial 98941139.¹

     Mary "Molly" Walker married Col. Nicholas Lewis.¹

     Robert Nicholas Miller was born on 1 December 1791 at Albemarle Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He married Juliet Thurston Holloway, daughter of Charles Holloway, on 17 March 1817
; His 1st wife.²
Robert Nicholas Miller died on 18 September 1877 at Clover Hill, Jefferson Co., Kentucky, USA, at age 85.¹
Robert Nicholas Miller was buried after 18 September 1877 at Miller, Louisville, Jefferson Co., Kentucky, USA; from Find A Grave:
     BIRTH     1 Dec 1791, Albemarle County, Virginia, USA
     DEATH     18 Sep 1877 (aged 85), Jefferson County, Kentucky, USA
     "Robert N. Miller was the eldest son of (Judge)Isaac Miller and Mary Lewis (of the distinguished Virginia Lewis family), his wife. He was born in Charlottesville, Virginia December 1, 1791; and died at Clover Hill, Jefferson County, Kentucky, on the 18th day of September, 1877, having reached the rare age of eighty-five years.
     He married on March 17, 1817, Miss Juliet Thurston Holloway, who died in 1830, having borne him eight children, two only of whom reached maturity; Isaac Price Miller and Emily Montague Miller, the wife of Dr. Thomas Buchannan.
     On the 25th of November, 1830, he married a second wife, Mary Latimer Howard, eldest daughter of John Howard of Beargrass, Ky and first wife Mary Latimer (both natives of Maryland), who bore him five children, two only of whom attained full age: Howard and Madison Latimer (Miller).
     Robert N. Miller soon gained for himself an honorable place among the inhabitants of his adopted home, and was early held in high esteem by his neighbors, which increased with his age.
     By close attention to business he accumulated a good fortune, and was ever ready to take part in and forward public improvements in his county and State. Though never seeking public station, he was twice elected to the State House of Representatives, and served once as sheriff of his county. He was one of the chief promoters in his county of the building of the turnpike from Louisville to Nashville, was an earnest advocate for the establishment of an agricultural fair in his county, and contributed liberally of his time and means in sustaining it.
     He was a consistent member of the Protestant Episcopal church, and at his death was probably its oldest communicant in the county. His Christianity was not demonstrative, but none the less real, true, liberal, and exalted, and gave grace to a character well nigh perfect.
     In all the relations of life he so bore himself as to command the respect, the admiration, and the love of all who knew him ; his name became a synonym for all that was lovable, charitable and kindly in character, and his word for all that was true, and honorable, and just in business."
     Source: "History of the Ohio Falls Cities and Their Counties: General history .." p. 496p "Robert N Miller
     Family Members Parents
      Isaac Price Miller 1766–1844
     Spouses
      Juliet Thurston Holloway Miller 1797–1830 (m. 1817)
      Mary Latimer Howard Miller 1802–1878 (m. 1830)
     Siblings
      Warwick Price Miller 1793–1863
     Children
      Isaac Price Miller 1817–1865
      Emily Montague Miller Bohannan 1821–1899
      Howard Miller 1831–1916
      Madison Latimer Miller 1838–1928
     BURIAL     Miller, Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky, USA
     Gravesite Details "All information on the Miller Family Cemetery is from the book, 'Cemeteries and Churches in Jefferson County' by Warren Kellar Frederick. The book was published in 1920. The only thing that can be seen today in the cemetery is part of an obelisk
     Created by: sellgen
     Added: 28 Jun 2016
     Find A Grave Memorial 166183954.¹

     Juliet Thurston Holloway was born on 25 March 1797.¹ She married Robert Nicholas Miller, son of Judge Isaac Price Miller and Mary Walker Lewis, on 17 March 1817
; His 1st wife.¹
Juliet Thurston Holloway died on 12 January 1830 at Jefferson Co., Kentucky, USA, at age 32.¹
Juliet Thurston Holloway was buried after 12 January 1830 at Miller, Louisville, Jefferson Co., Kentucky, USA; from Find A Grave:
     BORN 25 Mar 1797, USA
     DEATH     12 Jan 1830 (aged 32), Jefferson County, Kentucky, USA
     Daughter of Charles Holloway. First wife of Robert N. Miller, son of Judge Isaac Price Miller and wife Mary Walker Lewis, of the distinguished Virginia Lewis family. Married March 18, 1817 in Jefferson County, KY, Bore eight children, two of whom survived to maturity: Isaac Price Miller, and
Emily Montague Miller, wife of Dr. Thomas Bohannan. Died 1830.
     Source: "History of the Ohio Falls Cities and Their Counties: General history .." p. 496p "Robert N Miller
     Family Members Spouse
      Robert Nicholas Miller 1791–1877 (m. 1817)
     Children
      Isaac Price Miller 1817–1865
      Emily Montague Miller Bohannan 1821–1899
     BURIAL     Miller, Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky, USA
     Gravesite Details "All information on the Miller Family Cemetery is from the book, 'Cemeteries and Churches in Jefferson County' by Warren Kellar Frederick. The book was published in 1920. The only thing that can be seen today in the cemetery is part of an obelisk
     Created by: sellgen
     Added: 28 Jun 2016
     Find A Grave Memorial 166183954.¹