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     Robert Coleman was born circa 1680.¹ He was the son of Thomas Coleman and Ann (?) Robert Coleman married Sarah Ann Saunders on 24 November 1740 at Orange County, Virginia.² Robert Coleman died circa 1748.

     Sarah Alden married Thomas Southworth.² She married Thomas Southworth.¹ Sarah Alden was born circa 1680 at Duxbury, Massachusetts.¹ She was the daughter of Jonathan Alden and Abigail Hallett.¹

     Robert Slaughter Presumption of his descent (from Francis Slaughter) is based upon his possession of Essex County land patented by Francis and the fact that he named his eldist son Francis.³ He was born in 1680 in Essex County, Virginia.¹ He was the son of Francis Slaughter and Margaret Gaines.^1,2 Robert Slaughter married Frances Ann Jones, daughter of Lt. Col. Cadwallader Jones and Katherine (Catherine) Debnam, circa 1700 in Essex County.^1,4 Robert Slaughter and Goodrich Lightfoot were appointed to count all the tobacco plants from the mouth of the Rapidan to the mouth of Mountain Run,and up Mountain Run and across to the mouth of the Robinson River , in obedience to an Act of the Assembly limiting the number of plants to be cultivated by each planter. in 1726 at Robinson River, Spotsylvania County, Virginia.⁵ Robert Slaughter died before 16 August 1726; Robert Slaughter's will was proved 16 Aug 1726.¹

     Hannah Waddams was also known as Hannah Wadhams.¹ She was born in 1680 at Wethersfield, Connecticut.¹ She was the daughter of John Waddams and Hannah (?)² Hannah Waddams married David Tryon, son of William Tryon and Mary Steele, on 25 August 1698 at Wethersfield, Connecticut; "Married by John Clinton, J.P."² Hannah Waddams died circa 1730 at Connecticut.¹

     Goodrich Lightfoot was born after 1681. He was the son of John Lightfoot and Anne Goodrich.¹ Goodrich Lightfoot was born in 1685 at New Kent, Glouster County, Virginia.² He married Mary Chew, daughter of Joseph Chew ? and Ruth Larkin ?, before 1708 at Orange County.^3,4 Goodrich Lightfoot married Mary Chew, daughter of Joseph Chew ? and Ruth Larkin ?, on 9 June 1709 at Orange County, Virginia.⁴ Goodrich Lightfoot and Robert Slaughter were appointed to count all the tobacco plants from the mouth of the Rapidan to the mouth of Mountain Run,and up Mountain Run and across to the mouth of the Robinson River , in obedience to an Act of the Assembly limiting the number of plants to be cultivated by each planter. in 1726 at Robinson River, Spotsylvania County, Virginia.⁵ Goodrich Lightfoot migrated in 1727 to Orange County, Virginia.⁶ He was a vestryman of St. George Parish, in Spotsylvania in 1727, lay reader at Germanna Church, member of the first vestry of St. Mark's Parish.⁷ He died before 14 April 1738 at Orange County.⁸

     Edwin Conway was born in 1681 or 1682 at Richmond, Virginia.¹ He was the son of Edwin Conway and Sarah Walker.¹ Edwin Conway married Ann Ball, daughter of Col. Joseph Ball and Elizabeth Romney, in 1704 at Lancaster County, Virginia.² Edwin Conway married Ann Hack circa 1722 at Lancsater County, Virginia.² Edwin Conway died on 3 October 1763 at Lancaster County, Virginia.¹

     Sarah Meriam was born on 21 February 1681 at Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts.^2,3 She was the daughter of Joseph Meriam and Sarah Jenkins.² Sarah Meriam first married Jacob Powers, son of Walter Powers and Trial Shepard, on 18 September 1703 at Massachusetts.¹ Sarah Meriam died on 15 April 1705 at age 24.¹

     Anna Catharina Schorpp was born on 10 March 1681 at Durmerseim, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany.¹ She married Johann Bernhard Hammer, son of Nikolaus Hammer and Anna Catharina (?), on 13 February 1719 at Durmerseim, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany.¹

     James Harris was born before 1682.¹ He was the son of Maj William Harris and Alice Roberts. James Harris married Elizabeth Jones on 2 April 1701.¹ James Harris married Augustina Van der Hayden on 26 April 1722.¹ James Harris died on 22 September 1743.¹

     Abel Tryon Abel Tryon was a merchant in Middletown, Conn.³ He was born in 1682 at Middletown, Middlesex County, Connecticut. He was the son of William Tryon and Mary Steele.² Abel Tryon married Abiah Birdsey, daughter of Harris Birdsey and Elizabeth Harris, in 1703 at Middletown.³ He was recorded in a deed on 11 March 1705/6 at Middletown.⁴ Abel Tryon was also recorded in a deed on 27 December 1714 at Middletown.⁵ He died on 29 January 1760 or 1761 at Middletown.³ He was buried at Farm Hill Yard Cemetery.⁶

     John Alden was born circa 1681/82 at Duxbury, Massachusetts.¹ He was the son of Jonathan Alden and Abigail Hallett.¹ John Alden married Hannah Biggs between 12 June 1709 and 1710.¹ John Alden died on 24 July 1739 at Duxbury, Massachusetts.¹

     Rebecca Hill was born on 30 August 1682 at ChristChurch, Middlsex County, Virginia. She was the daughter of Thomas Hill and Ann Russell.¹ Rebecca Hill married John Hugbe on 13 November 1709 at Christchurch, Middlesex County, Virginia. Rebecca Hill married Thomas Whitaker before 1731 at Middlesex County, Virginia.²

     Lambert Wilmer was born on 2 October 1682 at St Paul's Parish, Kent County, Maryland.² He was the son of Simon Wilmer and Rebecca Tilghman.¹ Lambert married Ann Pyner, daughter of Thomas Pyner and Joane (?), before 1703 at Maryland.¹ Lambert Wilmer died in 1732 at Kent County, Maryland.¹

     Edith Gould Adams was born on 1 December 1683.³ She was the daughter of Jonathan Adams and Leah Gould.² Edith Gould Adams then married Jacob Powers, son of Walter Powers and Trial Shepard, circa 1712 at Massachusetts.⁴ Edith Gould Adams died on 26 November 1776 at age 92.¹

     Dorothy Baldwin was born on 27 December 1683.¹ She was the daughter of Samuel Baldwin and Abigail Baldwin.¹ Dorothy Baldwin married Ziba Tryon, son of William Tryon and Mary Steele, on 2 September 1708 at Wethersfield, Connecticut.¹ Dorothy Baldwin died on 6 May 1758 at New Fairfield, Fairfiled County, Connecticut, at age 74.¹

     Abiah Birdsey was born circa 1684 at Middletown, Connecticut. She was the daughter of Harris Birdsey and Elizabeth Harris.¹ Abiah Birdsey married Abel Tryon, son of William Tryon and Mary Steele, in 1703 at Middletown.² Abiah Birdsey first name was spelled Abiall, Abial, and Biall. A LDS Ancestral File (AFN:2RJ8-Q6) lists her last name as Hunnewell, daughter of John Honnewell, born circa 1660 and Elizabeth Harris.² She died on 30 November 1756 at Middletown, Middlesex County.¹ She was buried after 30 November 1756 at Farm Hill Yard Cemetery.³

     Ziba Tryon was also known as Zybah Tryon.¹ He was born circa 1684 at Wethersfield, Connecticut.¹ He was the son of William Tryon and Mary Steele.¹ Ziba Tryon married Dorothy Baldwin, daughter of Samuel Baldwin and Abigail Baldwin, on 2 September 1708 at Wethersfield, Connecticut.¹ Ziba Tryon died on 26 December 1753 at Connecticut.¹

     Andrew Alden was born circa 1684 at Duxbury, Plymouth county, Massachusetts.¹ He was the son of Jonathan Alden and Abigail Hallett.² Andrew Alden married Lydia Stanford on 4 February 1714 at Duxbury, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.^1,3 Andrew Alden died between 1770 and 1777 at Duxbury, Massachusetts.¹

     William Russell Hill From the LINDA HUGHES HISER home page. "Welcome to my home page. I can see this will be a life long project! For your convenience there is a surname list as well as an alphabetized listing of every name added to date. This is only a small portion of my current databases. If you connect, or think you do, please contact me at either e-mail address. I am continually working on something for my site, so please stop back often. FAMILY GENEALOGY "Susan Constant", "Godspeed" and "Discovery" reached Virginia in the Spring 1607 and a colony was built on the shores of the James River. THE HILL FAMILY OF JAMESTOWN, VIRGINIA Various notes on early settlers of Virginia 1607. The settlers landed at Jamestown, May 23, 1607. This was the first permanent settlement effected by the English in North America. Upon landing Edward M. Wingfield was elected President. About the end of the year 1607 they were joyfully surprised by the arrival of the Phoenix, commanded by Captain Nelson. He brought with him the remainder of the first supply which comprised 130 settlers, among whom was George Hill. An expedition of nine vessels was fitted out with supplied and men and women of 500 settlers. They sailed from Plymouth in May 1609. On the way over one of the vessels was wrecked within eight days sail of Virginia. They were caught in a hurricane, the vessels scattered by the storm reached Jamestown in August 1609. On the ship Diamond was ROBERT HILL, Gent, and his father-in-law WILLIAM ATKINSON. ROBERT HILL was born in England in 1570 and died in Virginia prior to 1631. He married in England 1590, Judith, daughter of William Atkinson. One May 6, 1609 with his father-in-law having subscribed and paid 87 pounds 10 shillings, about $436.00 to the London Company he sailed on the ship Diamond under Captain Radcliffe, master, from Plymouth and reached Jamestown in August, 1609. Records of the Colony in 1624 show Col. Robert Hill returned to England, but came back to Virginia prior to 1630 as he was in Elizabeth City April 15, 1630. The children of Robert Hill and Judith Atkinson: EDWARD HILL born in England 1590 died in Elizabeth City, Virginia May 15, 1624 married MARY BOYLE. John Hill born in England 1593. Came to Virginia and settled on Isle of Wight. Henry Hill born in England 1594. Came to Virginia and settled in Accomack County. Commander of Horse. EDWARD HILL was born in England in 1590. He married Mary Boyle, daughter of Richard Boyle of Blackfriar, London. Edward Hill came to Virginia prior to 1621. He was a member of the Council of Elizabeth City, Virginia. He died in Elizabeth City, Virginia on May 15, 1624. Children of Edward Hill and Mary Boyle: Col. Edward Hill born 1610. Burgess of Charles City, 1639. Speaker of the House. Died 1663. CAPTAIN THOMAS HILL born 1612 in England, died in York County, Virginia 1659 married MARY PIERSEY. John Hill born 1615. Appointed commissioner 1642.
Mary Hill born 1617. CAPTAIN THOMAS HILL, son of Edward Hill and Mary Boyle, was born in England in 1612 and came to America with his family. Thomas was a captain of the York County, Virginia militia. He was elected Burgess in 1641. In 1652 he patented 500 acres on the Potomac and 5000 acres in York County, Virginia which he named Essex Lodge, since called Washington Lodge, being headquarters of General George Washington. In 1632 Captain Hill married Mary Piersey, daughter of Abraham Piersey and Elizabeth Draper, born 1613. Captain Thomas Hill died in York County, Virginia in 1659. After the death of her husband, Elizabeth Draper Hill married Col. Thomas Bushrod. She died at Essex Lodge in 1679. The children of Captain Thomas Hill and Elizabeth Draper: John Hill born 1633 in York County, Virginia and died 1687. THOMAS HILL born October 6, 1634 in York County, Virginia married FRANCES UNKNOWN. Lydia Hill born August 1635 in York County, Virginia.
George Hill born June 18, 1637 in York County, Virginia. Elizabeth Hill born May 14, 1638 in York County, Virginia. Married Col. John Scarsbrook. Mary Hill born Nov 16, 1640 in York County, Virginia. Frances Hill born October 2, 1641 in York County Virginia. MAJOR THOMAS HILL, son of Captain Thomas Hill and Mary Piersey, was born in the Town of York, on October 6, 1634. He received a grant of 3000 acres from Jane, widow of Edward Bland, on the lower part of the James River. A contemporary wrote in 1669 that Thomas Hill had a fine house, sewed much hemp and flax, and had 40 Black slaves. Finally, described as one who kept a good house, lived bravely, and was a true lover of Virginia. Thomas was a major in the Virginia militia. He married Frances Unknown in 1657. Children of Major Thomas and Frances Hill THOMAS HILL born May 14, 1658 in York County, Virginia died August 3, 1720 in Middlesex County, Virginia married ANN RUSSELL.
John Hill born April 10, 1659. Edward Hill born 1660. Robert Hill born October 22, 1661. Charles Hill born 1665. Henry Hill born September 18, 1667. Elizabeth Hill born 1668 William Hill born 1670. Frances Hill born 1674. THOMAS HILL, son of Major Thomas and Frances Hill was born in York County, Virginia on May 14, 1658. He died in Middlesex County, Virginia on August 3, 1720. On May 16, 1677 he married Ann Russell, born 1660, a descendant of Sir William Russell who came to Virginia in 1620. Thomas was a capatin of the Middlesex County Militia Number 23 in 1687 and a vestryman at Christ Church. Birth and marriage records for the children of Thomas and Ann Hill were taken from the Christ’s Church register. Children of Thomas Hill and Ann Russell: Mary Hill born February 14, 1678. THOMAS HILL born May 22, 1680 died August 30, 1720 married EDITH BELL. Rebecca Hill born August 30, 1682. William Hill born July 20, 1684 married Frances Needles. Rebecca Hill born Novmeber 28, 1686 married John Hughes. Isabella Hill born May 1, 1688 married John Jones. Richard Hill born April 20, 1689 married Catherine Harmanson.² He was born in 1684 in Middlesex County, Virginia.¹ He was the son of Thomas Hill and Ann Russell.¹ William Russell Hill married Frances Needles, daughter of William Needles and Dorothy (?), on 10 September 1710 in Middlesex County.³ William Russell Hill died after 1731.⁴

     Mehitable Parker was born on 28 July 1684 at York, York County, Maine.² She was the daughter of John Parker and Sarah Green.¹ Mehitable Parker married Capt. John Harmon, son of John Harmon and Deborah Johnson, circa 1706.¹

     This author can find no reference proving that Mary Chew is from the Larkin Chew family or for that matter, that she is even a Chew at all. The only Chew connection found so far is the gift in Mary's son John's will to Mrs. Martha Chew (wife of Thomas Chew who was a witness to the will). The Chew genealogy connection has been included because there have been a number of references indicating that Mary was in fact a Chew. If she were Larkin Chew's sister (Larkin is the only Chew in the area at that period time and Mary is to old to be his daughter), it would make Thomas Chew a cousin of John Lightfoot. Since the gift was to "Mrs Martha Chew" it might also mean that Mary was a Taylor (Martha Chew's maiden name).² Mary Chew was born circa 1685. She was the daughter of Joseph Chew ? and Ruth Larkin ?¹ Mary Chew married Goodrich Lightfoot, son of John Lightfoot and Anne Goodrich, before 1708 at Orange County.^3,4 Mary Chew married Goodrich Lightfoot, son of John Lightfoot and Anne Goodrich, on 9 June 1709 at Orange County, Virginia.⁴

     Mary Adams was born circa 1685.¹ She was the daughter of Jonathan Adams and Leah Gould.¹ Mary Adams married William Haggett on 13 May 1707 at Chelmsford, Massachusetts.¹ Mary Adams died in 1718 at Massachusetts.¹

     John Powers was born circa 1685.¹ He was the son of William Powers and Mary Bank.¹ John Powers married Elizabeth Robbins, daughter of Robert Robbins and Mary Maxwell, on 20 July 1710.¹ John Powers died in 1755 at Littleton, Massachusetts.¹

     Frances Ann Jones was born in 1685.² She was the daughter of Lt. Col. Cadwallader Jones and Katherine (Catherine) Debnam.¹ Frances Ann Jones married Robert Slaughter, son of Francis Slaughter and Margaret Gaines, circa 1700 in Essex County.^1,3

     Edward Walker was born in 1685.¹ He was the son of John Walker and Lydia Colburn.¹

     Phoebe Slaughter was born after 1685.³ She was the daughter of William Slaughter and Phoebe Smith.² Phoebe Slaughter married William Peachey.^4,5 Phoebe Slaughter married Rev Lewis Latane after 5 March 1701 at Virginia. Phoebe Slaughter died on 14 January 1710/11.³

     Maria Schropp was born on 12 June 1685.¹ She was the daughter of Hans Schropp.¹ Maria Schropp married Peter Oberle, son of Johann Jakob Oberle and Anna Catharina (?), on 13 January 1711.¹ Maria Schropp died on 17 November 1759 at age 74.¹

     William Ringgold married Martha (?); Submitter: Mr. Christos Christou, Jr.
303 Nicholson Road, Baltimore, MD 21221-6609, Email. William Ringgold was born before 1686. He was the son of James Ringgold and Mary Vaughan.¹ William Ringgold "Commissioned Coroner for Kent County" on 16 July 1737 at Kent County, Maryland.²

     Grizzell Coleman was born before 1686.¹ She was the daughter of Capt. Robert Coleman and Ann Spilsby. Grizzell Coleman married John Chamberlaine circa 1700.

     William Brown was born before 1686 at West Moreland County, Virginia.¹ He married Hester Hall at Westmoreland County, Virginia.² William Brown died in 1714 at West moreland, Virginia.¹ He "Hester Brown returned an Invortory for the estate of William Brown on 26 May 1714 at Westmoreland County, Virginia.³

     Ann Ball was born circa 1686 at Lancaster County, Virginia.² She was the daughter of Col. Joseph Ball and Elizabeth Romney.¹ Ann Ball married Edwin Conway, son of Edwin Conway and Sarah Walker, in 1704 at Lancaster County, Virginia.²

     Elizabeth Tryon was born circa 1686 at Wethersfield, Connecticut.¹ She was the daughter of William Tryon and Mary Steele.¹ Elizabeth Tryon married Joseph Hills Jr, son of Joseph Hills, on 10 June 1708 at Glastonbury, Hartford County, Connecticut.¹

     Jonathan Alden was born circa 1686 at Duxbury, Massachusetts.¹ He was the son of Jonathan Alden and Abigail Hallett.¹ Jonathan Alden married Elizabeth Arnold on 17 January 1717/18 at Marshfield, Massachusetts.¹ Jonathan Alden died on 10 July 1770 at Gorham, Maine.¹

     Sherwood Lightfoot was born after 1681 at New Kent County, Virginia.¹ He was born in 1686 at Orange County, Virginia.² He was the son of John Lightfoot and Anne Goodrich.¹ Sherwood Lightfoot died on 26 April 1730 at St Peter's Parish, New Kent County, Virginia.²

     Mary Conway was born on 16 February 1686 at Richmond, Virginia.¹ She was the daughter of Edwin Conway and Sarah Walker.¹ Mary Conway married John Daingerfield on 11 November 1703.¹ Mary Conway married Maj. James Ball on 16 April 1707.¹ Mary Conway died on 15 September 1730 at Virginia at age 44.¹

     Marguerite De Normandie From a Post-em Display from 19 Jacqueline Sleeper Russell: National Genealogy Society Quarterly; Vol. 66 September 1978 Number 3 - DE NORMANDIE FAMILY (Supplement) LEWIS D. COOK Page 193 "MARGUERITE DE NORMANDIE, born 13 March 1687, daughter of ANDREW 1 and LOUISE (CLERC) DE NORMANDIE of Geneva, Switzerland, came overseas to Bristol, Pennsylvania, with her widower father and two brothers in 1708. She married first, by 1709, LEWIS JOLLY, and second, after 1736, as his third wife, THOMAS BUDD. 56 The will of LEWIS JOLLY of Philadelphia, wheelwright, dated 17 February 1724 and probated 10 March 1724/5, named his wife MARGARET sole executrix. 57 She and her children joined her two brothers in Bristol". Also from this entry "THOMAS BUDD of Burlington, New Jersey, was born 27 April 1686, son of WILLIAM BUDD, 58 and died there testate in 1742. 59 His relict MARGARET petitioned 25 May 1742 for his second son, THOMAS BUDD, to be appointed administrator. 59 She died testate in 1762. The will of MARGARET BUDD of Northampton Township, Burlington County, New Jersey, widow, dated 25 May 1761 and probated 12 May 1762, bequeaths her clothing to "my only surviving daughter, MARY BUDD," but, if she die, then to my grand-daughter ELIZABETH ROSS, wife of ALEXANDER ROSS; to grandchildren REBECKAH JOLLY, MARY HOPEWELL, DEBORAH BUDD, MARGARET COWGILL, and MARGARET BUDD, L5 each; and appointed ALEXANDER ROSS executor. 60.²" She was born on 13 March 1685/86.¹ She was the daughter of Andre De Normandie and Louise Clerc.^1,2 Marguerite De Normandie died in 1762.¹

     Frances Bayliss was born on 23 September 1686 at North Farnham Parish, Richmond, Virginia.¹ She was the daughter of Thomas Baylis and Catherine Samford.¹ Frances Bayliss married James Suggett, son of John Suggitt and Sarah Edgecomb, on 2 June 1703 at Richmond, Virginia.¹

     Simon Wilmer was born on 25 September 1686 in Saint Pauls Parish, Kent County, Maryland.² He was the son of Simon Wilmer and Rebecca Tilghman.¹ Simon Wilmer married Dorcas Hynson, daughter of Charles Hynson and Margaret Harris, before 1712 in Kent County, Maryland.³ Simon Wilmer died in before 2 September 1737 at Kent County, Maryland.¹

     Samuel Ball was born on 26 September 1686 at Lancaster County, Virginia; Son of William Ball Jr. b: 2 Jun 1641 in England and MargaretMary Williamson b: c 1644 in Isle of Wright Co.,VA.³ He was the son of William Ball and Margaret Downman.² Samuel Ball married Ann Catherine Tayloe, daughter of William Tayloe and Anne Corbin, on 25 November 1717 at Lancaster County, Virginia.^3,2

     Charles Ringgold was born before 1687. He was the son of James Ringgold and Mary Vaughan. Charles Ringgold married Elizabeth Burke on 17 January 1705.¹

     Col John Taliaferro of Snow Creek was born circa 1687 at Virginia.³ He was the son of Lt. Col John "The Ranger" Taliaferro and Sarah Smith.³ Col John Taliaferro of Snow Creek married Mary Catlett, daughter of John Catlett Jr and Mary Gaines, on 22 December 1708.¹ Col John Taliaferro of Snow Creek died on 3 May 1744.¹ He
Posted at Find-A-Grave "BY RIGSBY…. John of "Snow Creek" is the Major John, who was requested "to bring up the Surplice" in 1730 to the established church at Germana; he was a man of note in the Colony. He was married Dec. 22, 1708 to Mary Catlett, daughter of John Catlett, Jr. and Elizabeth Gaines, his wife. The Catlett's owned a large estate at the mouth of Golden Vale Creek in present Caroline County. Col. John Catlett, Jr., (b. 1658), was a son of Col. John Catlett, Sr., and his wife, Elizabeth Underwood, who had been previously married to the first Francis Slaughter. According to the Westover Papers, Col. John Taliaferro settled at Snow Creek in 1707. Snow Creek flows into the Rappahannock River a short distance from Fredericksburg. When John Taliaferro and Francis Thornton settled there, that section belonged to Essex County, and they were near neighbors and brothers-in-law, the latter having married the formers sister, Mary. … John Taliaferro, a Justice of Spotslyvania 1720; a vestryman of St. George's Parish, 1725.Col. John of "Snow Creek" (1687-1744) and his son, Lawrence Taliaferro (1721-1748)."

     Capt. John Harmon was a Deacon and elder of a church at York.¹ He was born in 1687 at York, York County, Maine.³ He was the son of John Harmon and Deborah Johnson.^2,1 Capt. John Harmon married Mehitable Parker, daughter of John Parker and Sarah Green, circa 1706.¹ Capt. John Harmon commissioned Capt. of the 6th Co. First Reg. for the Louisburg expedition by Col. William Pepperell on 5 February 1744.¹ He died after 1754 at Sanford, York County, Maine.³

     Hannah Grover was born circa 1688 at Middletown, Monmouth County, New Jersey.² She was the daughter of Safety Grover and Mercy Borden.² Hannah Grover married William Taylor, son of Edward Taylor, in 1713 at Middletown, Monmouth County, New Jersey.²

     Ann Catherine Tayloe was born circa 1688. She was the daughter of William Tayloe and Anne Corbin.¹ Ann Catherine Tayloe married Samuel Ball, son of William Ball and Margaret Downman, on 25 November 1717 at Lancaster County, Virginia.^2,3

     Thomas Hynson was born on 4 August 1688 at Kent County, Maryland.^1,2 He was the son of Charles Hynson and Margaret Harris.¹ Thomas Hynson married Wealthy Ann Tilden on 19 October 1710 at Kent County, Washington.³

     William Taylor was born on 28 October 1688 at Middletown, Monmouth County, New Jersey.² He was the son of Edward Taylor. William Taylor married Hannah Grover, daughter of Safety Grover and Mercy Borden, in 1713 at Middletown, Monmouth County, New Jersey.² William Taylor died in 1767 at Freehold, Monmouth County, New jersey.²

     Samuel Adams married Mary Fifield.¹ Samuel Adams was born in 1689.¹ He was the son of John Adams and Hannah Webb.¹ Samuel Adams died in 1748 at Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.¹

     Stockeley Towles Stokley Towles made his home in Middlesex, Orange, Madison, and Culpeper Counties where he was a planter, a cotton grower in the Piedmont, and importer of goods from Liverpool, England.¹ He was born in circa 1690 in Accomac County, Virginia.^1,3 He was the son of Henry Towles and Ann Stockley.¹ Stockeley Towles married Ann Vallott, daughter of Claude Vallott and Ann Jenkinson, on 21 October 1708 in Middlesex County.⁴ Stockeley Towles married Jane Sparks before 28 February 1748 in Orange County, Virginia.¹ Stockeley Towles died in 1757 in Culpeper County, Virginia.¹

     Mary Catlett was born circa 1690.¹ She was the daughter of John Catlett Jr and Mary Gaines.¹ Mary Catlett married Col John Taliaferro of Snow Creek, son of Lt. Col John "The Ranger" Taliaferro and Sarah Smith, on 22 December 1708.¹ Mary Catlett died circa 1771.¹

     Frances Needles was born on 19 March 1690 at Middlesex County, Virginia.² She was the daughter of William Needles and Dorothy (?) Frances Needles married William Russell Hill, son of Thomas Hill and Ann Russell, on 10 September 1710 in Middlesex County.³

     Ann Grundy was born on 25 April 1690 at Maryland.¹ She married James LLoyd, son of Col Philemon LLoyd and Henrietta Maria Neal, before 1711 at Talbot County, Maryland.¹

     Dorcas Hynson was born on 26 August 1690 in Kent County, Maryland.^2,3 She was the daughter of Charles Hynson and Margaret Harris.² Dorcas Hynson married Simon Wilmer, son of Simon Wilmer and Rebecca Tilghman, before 1712 in Kent County, Maryland.⁴

     Dea. John Adams was born in 1691 at Braintree, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.¹ He was the son of Joseph Adams and Hannah Bass.¹ Dea. John Adams married Sussanna Boylston circa 1730 at Massachusetts.¹ Dea. John Adams died in 1761 at Braintree, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.¹

     Hester Hall was born circa 1692.¹ She married William Brown at Westmoreland County, Virginia.¹ Hester Hall died after 1717.¹

     Marion Hannah ? was also known as Marion Hannay.² She was born on 22 January 1693 at Denny, Sterling, Scotland.³ She was the daughter of James Hanna and Grizall CutHall.¹ Marion Hannah ? married John Ross, son of (?) Ross, after 1700 at Soctland.⁴

     Ann Vallott was born on 31 July 1693 in Christchurch, Middlesex County, Virginia.^1,2 She was the daughter of Claude Vallott and Ann Jenkinson. Ann Vallott married Stockeley Towles, son of Henry Towles and Ann Stockley, on 21 October 1708 in Middlesex County.¹ Ann Vallott died before 1748.¹

     Abiel Tryon was born in 1695 at Wethersfield, Connecticut; Date copied from gravestone.¹ He was the son of William Tryon and Sarah Saint Robinson.¹ Abiel Tryon married Hannah Northway on 11 November 1731 at Wethersfield, Connecticut; They were merried by David Goodrich, Juatice of the Peace.¹

     Johann Bernhard Hammer was born on 14 February 1695 at Durmerseim, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany.¹ He was the son of Nikolaus Hammer and Anna Catharina (?)¹ Johann Bernhard Hammer married Anna Catharina Schorpp on 13 February 1719 at Durmerseim, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany.¹ Johann Bernhard Hammer died on 5 June 1772 at age 77.

     Catharine Cox was born on 20 September 1695 at Monmouth County, New Jersey.¹ She was the daughter of Thomas Cox and Mary Wright.¹ Catharine Cox married Cornelius Van Horn in 1722 at Monmouth County, New Jersey.¹ Catharine Cox died in 1723 at Monmouth County, New Jersey.¹

     Francis Conway was born in 1696 at Lancaster County, Virginia. He was the son of Edwin Conway and Elizabeth Thornton. Francis Conway married Rebecca Catlett, daughter of John Catlett Jr and Mary Gaines, on 21 October 1717 at Caroline County, Virginia. Francis Conway died in 1732 at Mt. Sion, Caroline County, Virginia.