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     Sir Ralph Longford of Longford married Margaret Radclyffe, daughter of Sir Richard/Thomas Radclyffe of Winmarleigh and Margaret (?),
; One of her two husbands,order of marriage unknown.¹ Sir Ralph Longford of Longford was born on 27 October 1400 at Calwich Manor, Shropshire, England.¹
Sir Ralph Longford of Longford died on 26 February 1432 at age 31.¹
     Reference:
Generalogics cites:

     Sir Nicholas Longford of Longford married Joan de Warren, daughter of Laurence Warren Esq., of Poynton, co. Chester and Margaret/Margery Bulkeley of Cheadle, Cheshire.²
Sir Nicholas Longford of Longford was born in 1417.¹
Sir Nicholas Longford of Longford died before 1 June 1470.¹
     Reference:
Generalogics cites:

     Sir Thomas Radclyffe of Winmarleigh married Elena de Tyldesley, daughter of Hugh de Tyldesley.^2,1

Sir Thomas Radclyffe of Winmarleigh died after 1394.¹
     Reference:
Generalogics cites: GAV-20.

     Nicholas Radcliffe of Derwentwater married Elizabeth de Derwentwater before 28 November 1422.²

Nicholas Radcliffe of Derwentwater died circa 1459.¹
     Reference:
Generalogics cites:

     William 'the Great William' Radclyffe of the Tower was born circa 1280.¹ He married Margaret de Peasfurlong in 1303.^2,1

William 'the Great William' Radclyffe of the Tower died in 1333.¹
     Reference:
Generalogics cites: GAV-20.

     Henry Clash Bowen was born on 5 December 1886 at Church Hill, Queen Anne's Co., Maryland, USA.¹ He married Blanche Walls on 13 December 1909.¹

     Blanche Walls was born on 8 January 1886 at Price, Queen Anne's Co., Maryland, USA.¹ She married Henry Clash Bowen, son of William Wesley Bowen and Mary "Polly" Elizabeth Anderson, on 13 December 1909.¹

     William Wesley Bowen was born on 15 December 1853 at Centreville, Queen Anne's Co., Maryland, USA.¹ He married Mary "Polly" Elizabeth Anderson on 15 January 1878.¹

William Wesley Bowen died on 27 March 1932 at Church Hill, Queen Anne's Co., Maryland, USA, at age 78.¹

     Mary "Polly" Elizabeth Anderson was born on 7 September 1843 at Centreville, Queen Anne's Co., Maryland, USA.¹ She married William Wesley Bowen, son of John W. Bowen and Martha Ann Frisby Greaves, on 15 January 1878.¹

Mary "Polly" Elizabeth Anderson died on 7 March 1927 at Church Hill, Queen Anne's Co., Maryland, USA, at age 83.¹

     John W. Bowen was born at Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA.¹ He married Martha Ann Frisby Greaves, daughter of William Frisby Greaves and Harriett Campbell, on 5 December 1850 at Church Hill, Queen Anne's Co., Maryland, USA.¹

John W. Bowen died on 15 March 1855 at Centreville, Queen Anne's Co., Maryland, USA.¹

     Martha Ann Frisby Greaves was born on 23 April 1830 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA.¹ She married John W. Bowen on 5 December 1850 at Church Hill, Queen Anne's Co., Maryland, USA.¹

Martha Ann Frisby Greaves died on 7 August 1915 at Church Hill, Queen Anne's Co., Maryland, USA, at age 85.¹

     William Frisby Greaves was born on 18 September 1778 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA.¹ He married Harriett Campbell on 1 July 1828 at Maryland, USA.¹

William Frisby Greaves died on 31 March 1845 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA, at age 66.¹

     Harriett Campbell was born circa 1800 at Maryland, USA.¹ She married William Frisby Greaves, son of William Greaves and Martha Frisby, on 1 July 1828 at Maryland, USA.¹

Harriett Campbell died on 10 November 1890 at Centreville, Queen Anne's Co., Maryland, USA.¹

     William Greaves married Martha Frisby, daughter of Capt. William Frisby III and Mary Young, at Maryland, USA.¹
William Greaves was born circa 1756 at Maryland, USA.¹
William Greaves died on 8 February 1808 at prob. Kent Co., Maryland, USA.¹

     Martha Frisby married William Greaves at Maryland, USA.¹
Martha Frisby was born on 19 August 1754 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA.¹
Martha Frisby died on 18 January 1785 at prob. Kent Co., Maryland, USA, at age 30.¹

     Capt. William Frisby III was born circa 1722 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA.¹ He married Mary Young before 1744
; Per DAR App #443905, first child born 3 Jan 1744.¹
Capt. William Frisby III died after 2 January 1779 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA; Date of will.¹
     Capt. William Frisby III began military service in 1776 at Revolutionary War, Kent Co., Maryland, USA, Served as Capt. in the Ken Co., MD, militia (MD Archives XI, pp. 246, 423, & 470
Served as Major of the 13th Battlion, Ken Co., Militia in 1778-79 (MD Rev. War Commissions, pp. 33, 115 on file at the MD Hist. Soc., W. Monument St., Baltimore, MD.¹

     Mary Young was born circa 1723.¹ She married Capt. William Frisby III, son of William Frisby Jr. and Jane Thompson, before 1744
; Per DAR App #443905, first child born 3 Jan 1744.¹
Mary Young died after 1764 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA.¹

     William Frisby Jr. was born on 3 July 1684 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA.^1,2 He married Jane Thompson, daughter of Col. John Thompson and Judith Herman, in 1710 at Maryland, USA.^1,2,6

William Frisby Jr. died in 1738 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA.¹
     Reference:
MilesFiles cites: [S2165] Beard, Timothy Field, Ahnentafel of Elizabeth Ellen Sudler, 2165.²
In William Frisby Sr.'s will dated 29 November 1713 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA, William Frisby Jr. was named as executor;
From Early Col. Settlers:
Frisby, William, Sr., Kent County, 29th Nov., 1713; 4th Jan., 1713/14.
To son William and hrs., "Frisby's Purchase," 400 A., bought of Stephen Coleman and formerly belonging to Jno. Van-heck, nr. Farley Creek, Kent County, on the Bayside, adjoin­ing land of Wm. Ellmes; also, "Bay-neck," nr. Swan Point. (For description see will.)
To son James and hrs., 100 A., "The Island" between Swan and Tavern Creeks, bought from old Robt. Parke; 18 A., "Swan Island," m. Swan Pt., and 300 A., "Frisby's Con-veniency," bought from Wm. Hambleton, of Talbot County, being part of "Hinchingham," between Thos. Lewis and Wm. Glanvill.
To son Stephen and hrs., 400 A., "Swan Point," and dwelling plantation (land, "Bay Neck" afsd., devised son William, having been taken out of sd. "Swan Point"); also, 150 A., "Cornliv's Hills" and "Frisby's Purchase," on n. side Sassafras R., nr. the Court House, the Upper part adjoining land of Thos. Kellton. He (son Stephen) to be kept at school for two yrs.
In event of death of sons afsd., next of kin to inherit lands.
To wife Ann, use of 1/2 dwelling plantation and other lands during life.
To grandson Rich'd Frisby, porsonalty.
To wife and sons afsd., residue of estate.
Exs.: Sons Wm. and James afsd., the last one named to be of age at decease of testator.
Test: Alex. Williamson, Chas. Fitzpabuck, Hugh Perry. 13.654.
Note: By codicil, terms of will are confirmed excepting gift to grandson Richard is revoked and to unborn child, if male, is devised tract on n. side Sassafras R., bequeathed son Stephen in will, in lieu of which to son Stephen and hrs. is devised a parcel of land adjoining dwelling planta­tion, and given in will to son William.⁷

     Jane Thompson was born circa 1686.² She married William Frisby Jr., son of William Frisby Sr. and Mary Carpenter, in 1710 at Maryland, USA.^1,5,2

Jane Thompson died in 1762 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA.^1,2

     William Frisby Sr. was born circa 1655 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA; Mary Eliz. (BOWEN) RUHL's DAR applications sayd b. 1664 in England. Early Col. Settlers says b. ca 1655 in Baltimore Co., MD. MilesFiles says b. ca 1645.^1,2,3 He married Mary Carpenter circa 1680
; Ruhl says m. 1684; MilesFiles says m. ca 1680.^1,3,7 William Frisby Sr. married Ann (?) after 1699 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA,
; His 2nd? of 2? wives. His 1st wife died in 1699.²
William Frisby Sr. died on 17 December 1713 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA.^1,3

His estate was probated on 4 January 1714 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA.²

      ;
From Early Col. Settlers:
Frisby, William, Sr., Kent County, 29th Nov., 1713; 4th Jan., 1713/14.
To son William and hrs., "Frisby's Purchase," 400 A., bought of Stephen Coleman and formerly belonging to Jno. Van-heck, nr. Farley Creek, Kent County, on the Bayside, adjoin­ing land of Wm. Ellmes; also, "Bay-neck," nr. Swan Point. (For description see will.)
To son James and hrs., 100 A., "The Island" between Swan and Tavern Creeks, bought from old Robt. Parke; 18 A., "Swan Island," m. Swan Pt., and 300 A., "Frisby's Con-veniency," bought from Wm. Hambleton, of Talbot County, being part of "Hinchingham," between Thos. Lewis and Wm. Glanvill.
To son Stephen and hrs., 400 A., "Swan Point," and dwelling plantation (land, "Bay Neck" afsd., devised son William, having been taken out of sd. "Swan Point"); also, 150 A., "Cornliv's Hills" and "Frisby's Purchase," on n. side Sassafras R., nr. the Court House, the Upper part adjoining land of Thos. Kellton. He (son Stephen) to be kept at school for two yrs.
In event of death of sons afsd., next of kin to inherit lands.
To wife Ann, use of 1/2 dwelling plantation and other lands during life.
To grandson Rich'd Frisby, porsonalty.
To wife and sons afsd., residue of estate.
Exs.: Sons Wm. and James afsd., the last one named to be of age at decease of testator.
Test: Alex. Williamson, Chas. Fitzpabuck, Hugh Perry. 13.654.
Note: By codicil, terms of will are confirmed excepting gift to grandson Richard is revoked and to unborn child, if male, is devised tract on n. side Sassafras R., bequeathed son Stephen in will, in lieu of which to son Stephen and hrs. is devised a parcel of land adjoining dwelling planta­tion, and given in will to son William.
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Mr. William Frisby 35A.80 I KE £996.2.6 Jan 1713
Appraisers: Edward Scott, William Scott.
Creditors: William Rock.
Next of kin: James Frisby (son).
List of debts: John Jopson, Thomas Frisby, William Granger, Benjamin Blacklidge, Mr. Alexander Willlamson, Maurice Davis, William Deare, Jr., Michael Miller, Thomas Joes, John Ingram, William McKey, William Roberts, Susanna Rickens, William Apsley, Mich. Byram, George Cooper, George Hanson, Thomas Gittins, Ralph Page £John Davis PG £ts Park, Dennis Collins.
Executor: William Frisby (son).
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Mr. William Frisby 36C.105 A KE £995.2.6 £52.8.5 Jul 13 1715
Payments to: Capt. William Rock, Dr. Coulter, John Williams, Col. Hynson, Benjamin Pearce, Mr. James Harris, Susannah Short, Hugh Perry, Thomas Gidlons.
Executors: William Frisby, Anne Frisby.
===
William Frissby 37B.120 I KE £323.14.6 Jul 5 1717
Appraisers: Edward Scott, William Scott (dead).
List of debts: Esq. Baly, Capt. John Hyde, Robert Cruckshanks, William Frissby.
Executors: William Frissby, Ann Frissby.
===
Mr. William Frisby 37B.113 A KE £4.15.2 Jul 19 1717
Payments to: Mr. Thomas Browne, Valentine Browne on account of estate of Peregrine Brown, Jr.

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Frisby, Jas.. Sr., Sassafras River, Balto. County, 22nd Dec., 1673; 12th Oct., 1674.
To wife Mary, home plantation during life.
To 3 sons, viz, James, William, and Thomas, equally, "Swan Point;" 150 A. on n. side Sassafras R., and 600 A. on Elizabeth R., VA; also home plantation at death of wife afsd.
To dau. Mary, personalty.
Ex.: Wife Mary and son James afsd.
Test: Abraham Stran, Nich. Dorell. 2 11.²

Reference:
MilesFiles cites: [S2165] Beard, Timothy Field, Ahnentafel of Elizabeth Ellen Sudler, 2165.³
;
See attached article on the FRISBY family lineage from Genealogical Publishing Company [1980:451-467].
;
From Early Col. Settlers:
no court reords for probate
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Kent County Court Proceedings, 1676-1698
Volume 557, Page 212

Att A Court Called and Held for the Electing and Chooseing one deputy or Delagate for the said County to serve In the vacancy of M.r Henry Hosier deced this fifth day of October 1686
P.rsent
Comiss.rs
By a Just and free Election of the Freemen of this said County
M.r William Harris is Chosen Delegate or Burgess for the said County of Kent
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Tilden Family Of Kent County.
According to Hanson's Old Kent (Page 302, 307) the immigrant ancestor of this family was Marmaduke Tilden of Great Oak Manor, Kent County, Md., who came to Maryland in 1658 and died in September, 1671, leaving three sons; Marmaduke, Charles and John. The State and County records, however, show that the immigrant ancestor was Charles Tilden, who, on the 27th of March, 1677, " proved one right for transporting himself into this Province to inhabit," and assigned it, 14th May, following, to John Wedge (Land Office, Lib. 15, fol. 413). He was one of the Justices of Kent County, 1685-1687, and again in 1694; Sheriff of the County in 1693; a vestryman of St. Paul's Parish, 1693, 1696- 1697 ; and a member of the Provincial Grand Jury in 1698. He died in 1699 (Test. Proc., Lib. 17A, fol. 17, 18, 31, 33), leaving issue: 1. Marmaduke Tilden (d. 1726), 2. John Tilden (d. 1746), 3. Mary Tilden (b. 21st July, 1.681; d. 1702), mar. in 1699, Elias King (d. 1706), 4. Wealthy Ann Tilden, mar. in 1710, Thomas

Hynson, 5. Ann Tilden, mar. Wilson. Charles Tilden was

twice married; his first wife, Mary (living in 1692) was certainly the mother of his daughter Mary, and perhaps of his other children as well, with the possible exception of Ann. His second wife,

Ann , survived him. It would be interesting to learn whence

the author of Old Kent derived his rather circumstantial account.
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http://plato.mdarchives.state.md.us/msa/stagser/s1500/s1529/cfm/dsp_unit.c fm?county=ke&qualifier=S&series=1594&unit=278

Kent County Circuit Court
Land Survey, Subdivision, and Condominium Plats
MSA S1594: (Patents, KE, Tract Index)
Index by Reference
Reference: Patent Record NS 2, p. 221
Date: 1686
Description: Bishford, 200 Acres; Patent
Developer/Owner: King, Elias and Charles Tilden
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administrative entry in the Kent County estate
of Thomas Boone will dated 7/8/1686. Payments to "Hance Hanson, Mr. Charles Tilden for use of Joshua Jackson, William Taylard." The ex was William Harris. Libers 9.26.
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Another landmark of Kent is the Quaker Meeting House at Lynch. John Lynch, a Quaker, once lived where the village is now, and the meeting house stood on land once owned by him. The Quakers named this the "Cecil Meeting," because at the time (1698) it was erected or established it was within the bounds of Cecil County. It was a branch of the Friends' Yearly Meeting established at Philadelphia by the great Quaker, William Penn, and numbered many of Kent's best families as its members. From its records the following names have been taken: Turner, Dawson, Corse, Alston, Brown. Thomas, George, Hodges, Atkinson, Trew, Maslin, Norris, Simmonds, Parrott, Bowers, Rasin, Neal, Gale, Beck, Jones and Lamb. From this last-named family came that great educator of the past decade - Eli Lamb - known to hundreds of men and women as "Cousin Eli."

The early settlers of this neighborhood were: St. Leager Codd, William Frisby, William, Daniel and Gideon Pearce, Edward Scott, George Warner, Charles James, George Oldfield, James Hepburn, James Wroth, Edward Blay, John and Edward Beck, Nathaniel Styles, George Skirven and Philip Rasin. Later came Matthews Howard, Nathaniel Kennard, Cornelius Comegys, John Wethered, Charles Tilden, George Medford and many others whose names appear on the register of Shrewsbury Parish or the land records of the county.

Page(s) 88-91, History of Kent County, Maryland, 1630-1916, by Fred G. Usilton, 1916
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King, Elias, Kent Co., 2nd Feb., 1706; 21st Feb., 1706.
Desires Robert Dunckley and Edward Scott to manage cargoes in which former and himself are partners. Also wishes to have matters between himself and Richard Bennett settled.
To child, of Charles Tilden, plantation and personalty; residue of personalty to remain on plantation.
Exs.: Thomas Ringgold, Edward Scott.
Test: Edw. Worrell, Evan Evans, Thos. Williams. 12. 83.
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"St Pauls Parish Consists of the Rest of the County." Vestrymen: Mr Wm Frisby Mr Charles Tilden Mr Micha Miller Mr Thomas Smith Mr Hans Hanson Mr Simon Wilmore [Wilmer] Taxables 321. 534.⁸

William Frisby Sr. lived in 1664 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA.³
In James Frisby Sr.'s will dated 22 December 1673 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA, William Frisby Sr. was named as an heir;
From Early Col. Settlers:
Frisby, Jas.. Sr., Sassafras River, Balto. County, 22nd Dec., 1673; 12th Oct., 1674.
To wife Mary, home plantation during life.
To 3 sons, viz, James, William, and Thomas, equally, "Swan Point;" 150 A. on n. side Sassafras R., and 600 A. on Elizabeth R., VA; also home plantation at death of wife afsd.
To dau. Mary, personalty.
Ex.: Wife Mary and son James afsd.
Test: Abraham Stran, Nich. Dorell. 2 11.

From Ancestry:
Jas. Frisby Sr. in the Maryland, U.S., Calendar of Wills, 1635-1743

William Frisby Sr. left a will on 29 November 1713 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA;
From Early Col. Settlers:
Frisby, William, Sr., Kent County, 29th Nov., 1713; 4th Jan., 1713/14.
To son William and hrs., "Frisby's Purchase," 400 A., bought of Stephen Coleman and formerly belonging to Jno. Van-heck, nr. Farley Creek, Kent County, on the Bayside, adjoin­ing land of Wm. Ellmes; also, "Bay-neck," nr. Swan Point. (For description see will.)
To son James and hrs., 100 A., "The Island" between Swan and Tavern Creeks, bought from old Robt. Parke; 18 A., "Swan Island," m. Swan Pt., and 300 A., "Frisby's Con-veniency," bought from Wm. Hambleton, of Talbot County, being part of "Hinchingham," between Thos. Lewis and Wm. Glanvill.
To son Stephen and hrs., 400 A., "Swan Point," and dwelling plantation (land, "Bay Neck" afsd., devised son William, having been taken out of sd. "Swan Point"); also, 150 A., "Cornliv's Hills" and "Frisby's Purchase," on n. side Sassafras R., nr. the Court House, the Upper part adjoining land of Thos. Kellton. He (son Stephen) to be kept at school for two yrs.
In event of death of sons afsd., next of kin to inherit lands.
To wife Ann, use of 1/2 dwelling plantation and other lands during life.
To grandson Rich'd Frisby, porsonalty.
To wife and sons afsd., residue of estate.
Exs.: Sons Wm. and James afsd., the last one named to be of age at decease of testator.
Test: Alex. Williamson, Chas. Fitzpabuck, Hugh Perry. 13.654.
Note: By codicil, terms of will are confirmed excepting gift to grandson Richard is revoked and to unborn child, if male, is devised tract on n. side Sassafras R., bequeathed son Stephen in will, in lieu of which to son Stephen and hrs. is devised a parcel of land adjoining dwelling planta­tion, and given in will to son William.²

     Mary Carpenter was born circa 1660.² She married William Frisby Sr., son of James Frisby Sr. and Mary Maddox, circa 1680
; Ruhl says m. 1684; MilesFiles says m. ca 1680.^1,3,2
Mary Carpenter died on 18 May 1699 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA.¹
     Reference:
MilesFiles cites: [S2165] Beard, Timothy Field, Ahnentafel of Elizabeth Ellen Sudler, 2165.²

     James Frisby Sr. was born before 5 November 1626 at England; MilesFiles says b. c 1620; Early Col. Settlers says b. bef 1632.^5,6,4 He was baptized on 5 November 1626 at St. Peter's, Paul's Wharf, London, City of London, Greater London, England;
James Frisby in the England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975 He married Mary Maddox on 16 July 1648 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA,
;
MilesFiles says m. c 1645; Early Col. Settlers says m. ca 1652
Jámes Frisbye in the London, England, Church of England Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812
James Frisby Sr. died between 22 December 1673 and 12 October 1674 at Cecil Co., Maryland, USA; Presumably died between date of will and date of probate thereof.^1,5
     Reference:
MilesFiles cites: [S2165] Beard, Timothy Field, Ahnentafel of Elizabeth Ellen Sudler, 2165.⁶

;
See attached article on the FRISBY family lineage from Genealogical Publishing Company [1980:451-467].
;
See attached page of FRISBY family lineage from Barnes [2002:201].
Barnes cites:
A: ''Frisby Family," by Francis B. Culver, MG 1:451-467.     
B: HSPR 68:64.Harleian Society Publications, Registers Series - 68: The Register of St. Clements East Cheape and St. Martin Orgar, Part II. London: The Socetey, 1938.
C: TMFO. To Maryland from Overseas. By Harry Wright Newman (1982). repr.: GPC (Genealogical Publishing Company) 1985.
D: AWPL. American Wills Proved in OLondon, 1611-1775. By Peter Wilson Coldham. GPC (Genealogical Publishing Company) 1992.
E: HSPR 38. Harleian Society Publications, Registers Series - 38: The Registers of St. Bene't and St. Peter's Paul's Wharf, Lond. Ed. by Willoughby A. Littledale. Vol I: Christenings, St. Bene't 1619-1837, St. Peter, 1607 to 1834. London: The Socetey, 1909.
F: BDML. Biographical Dictionary of the Maryland Legistlature, 1635-1789. By Edward C. Papenfuse et al. 2 vols. New York: The Johns Hopkins University Press.
G: The Frisby and Sanner Families of Maryland. By Wilmer M. Sanner. Baltimore: Optic Bindery, 1976.^4,3

James Frisby Sr. left a will on 22 December 1673 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA;
From Early Col. Settlers:
Frisby, Jas.. Sr., Sassafras River, Balto. County, 22nd Dec., 1673; 12th Oct., 1674.
To wife Mary, home plantation during life.
To 3 sons, viz, James, William, and Thomas, equally, "Swan Point;" 150 A. on n. side Sassafras R., and 600 A. on Elizabeth R., VA; also home plantation at death of wife afsd.
To dau. Mary, personalty.
Ex.: Wife Mary and son James afsd.
Test: Abraham Stran, Nich. Dorell. 2 11.

From Ancestry:
Jas. Frisby Sr. in the Maryland, U.S., Calendar of Wills, 1635-1743

     Mary Maddox was born circa 1625; Early Col. Settlers says b. bef 1636. MilesFiles says b. ca 1625.^2,3 She married James Frisby Sr., son of William Frisby and Christian (?), on 16 July 1648 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA,
;
MilesFiles says m. c 1645; Early Col. Settlers says m. ca 1652
Jámes Frisbye in the London, England, Church of England Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812
Mary Maddox died after 12 October 1674; She was Executor of her husband's will on the date of its probate.²
      ;
Per Early Col. Settlers: "Mary's maiden name was Maddox, according to 'British Roots of Maryland Families.²'"

Reference:
MilesFiles cites: [S2165] Beard, Timothy Field, Ahnentafel of Elizabeth Ellen Sudler, 2165.³
;
See attached page of FRISBY family lineage from Barnes [2002:201].
Barnes cites:
A: ''Frisby Family," by Francis B. Culver, MG 1:451-467.     
B: HSPR 68:64.Harleian Society Publications, Registers Series - 68: The Register of St. Clements East Cheape and St. Martin Orgar, Part II. London: The Socetey, 1938.
C: TMFO. To Maryland from Overseas. By Harry Wright Newman (1982). repr.: GPC (Genealogical Publishing Company) 1985.
D: AWPL. American Wills Proved in OLondon, 1611-1775. By Peter Wilson Coldham. GPC (Genealogical Publishing Company) 1992.
E: HSPR 38. Harleian Society Publications, Registers Series - 38: The Registers of St. Bene't and St. Peter's Paul's Wharf, Lond. Ed. by Willoughby A. Littledale. Vol I: Christenings, St. Bene't 1619-1837, St. Peter, 1607 to 1834. London: The Socetey, 1909.
F: BDML. Biographical Dictionary of the Maryland Legistlature, 1635-1789. By Edward C. Papenfuse et al. 2 vols. New York: The Johns Hopkins University Press.
G: The Frisby and Sanner Families of Maryland. By Wilmer M. Sanner. Baltimore: Optic Bindery, 1976.^7,8
In James Frisby Sr.'s will dated 22 December 1673 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA, Mary Maddox was named as executor;
From Early Col. Settlers:
Frisby, Jas.. Sr., Sassafras River, Balto. County, 22nd Dec., 1673; 12th Oct., 1674.
To wife Mary, home plantation during life.
To 3 sons, viz, James, William, and Thomas, equally, "Swan Point;" 150 A. on n. side Sassafras R., and 600 A. on Elizabeth R., VA; also home plantation at death of wife afsd.
To dau. Mary, personalty.
Ex.: Wife Mary and son James afsd.
Test: Abraham Stran, Nich. Dorell. 2 11.

From Ancestry:
Jas. Frisby Sr. in the Maryland, U.S., Calendar of Wills, 1635-1743