John Hall Jr. Esq. (1658-1737) | WikiTree FREE Family Tree
WEBJun 6, 2022 — Compare DNA and explore genealogy for John Hall Jr. Esq. born 1658 Herring Bay Anne Arundel Maryland died 1737 Maryland including ancestors + descendants + 5 photos + 3 genealogist comments + DNA connections + more in the free family tree community.
Person:John Hall (385) - Genealogy - WeRelate
WEBFATHER: John Hall (?-by 1660), who immigrated in 1640. MOTHER: Mary (1632-1699), daughter of William Parker (?-1673/74). She subsequently married by 1661 Robert Paca (?-1681). HALF BROTHER: Aquila Paca (early 1670s-1721). MARRIED first, Sarah (?-1693), widow of both George Hooper and John Collier. Her brother was Abraham Homan.
Essential Records for Finding Your Colonial Maryland Ancestors
WEBOct 16, 2012 — In order to effectively research your roots, knowledge of the records--and what information they hold--is vital. The following facts and intricacies of Maryland records will offer significant assistance to any Maryland …
Introduction to New Early Settlers of Maryland - Maryland State …
WEBIntroduction to New Early Settlers of Maryland. During the first years of his Province of Maryland, 1633-1681, Lord Baltimore rewarded people who transported themselves or others with rights to land, usually called headrights. For most of the period, the reward was a right to 50 acres of land per person transported.
Esq. John Hall (1658-1737) - Find a Grave Memorial
WEBEsq. John Hall. Son of John and Mary PARKER Hall, b. 1658 at St James Parish (also called Old Herring Creek Parish) that took in all of Herring Creek Hundred. Captain John Hall was born in 1658, and in 1694 purchased certain tracts of land from Michael Judd 8 October, Edward Boothby 26 May, and others, sufficient to make up 1539...
John Hall of Maryland, 1640 - FamilySearch
WEBIdentifier 2426082 Language English eng en Subject Hall family Extent unpaged Page Count 387 Owning Institution Mesa Arizona FamilySearch Library Publisher Digital
CURRENT QUALIFYING ANCESTORS - First Families of Maryland
WEBCurrent members represent the following ancestors. Shown for reference are the counties in and years by which each first settled in Maryland. Robert Abell (c.1604-1663) in St. Mary's County by 1650. Richard Ackworth (Acworth) (c.1634-c.1676) in Somerset County by 1666. John Baldwin Adamson (c.1682-1744) in Prince George's County by 1726.
Person:Richard Hall (75) - Genealogy - WeRelate
WEBRichard Hall, or Halls as the name appears in the Testimony, was the fourth signer. He was a son of John Hall who came into Maryland in 1640 44 and later settled at Herring Creek.
John Hall Sr. (abt.1664-1737) | WikiTree FREE Family Tree
WEBSep 8, 2017 — Son of Thomas Hall Jr. and Margaret (Claxton) Hall. Brother of Anhorn Hall, Sarah Hall, Edmund Hall, Elizabeth (Hall) Woolfolk, Margaret Hall, Thomas Hall and Catherine (Hall) Stokes. Husband of Elizabeth Hall — married 1683 in Gloucester, Colony of Virginia. Descendants.
Distinguishing the John Halls of Early New England - WikiTree
WEBJun 23, 2013 — Here's what Halls of New England (1883) has to say about the early John Halls of New England: [page 10] 1. John Hall, born Kent co., England 1584; emig to Boston in 1633, settling first in Cambridge, then Roxbury (where he is found as "Mr."); freeman in Boston 1635. Was with his family in Hartford, CT by 1639.
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