On July 29, 1658, George and Ann sold 100 acres of land, took their children and moved to Maryland near where Thomas Aldridge (George's brother) lived. In about 1668 George received a 350-acre land grant from Cecilius Calvert, also known as Lord Baltimore. That 350-acre piece of land was known as Indian Neck Manor. George died and his will was proved in Talbot County, Maryland, on December 16, 1679. In that will George listed his children, leaving Indian Neck Manor to his son Thomas. [Eldridge Book - paraphrased at http://homestead.juno.com/burtveal/files/eldridge.htm]

Will named wife Anne, extx., to whom he devised the 350 acres; two sons, Benjamin and George were to have the plantation when Anne died. Other children named were George, Thomas, Mary and John. Son John was to remain with his mother until 21 yrs. of age. Dau. Grace was devised 250 a., Old Mill. The will was witnessed by Philip Stevenson, Edward Stevens, and Jonas Davis. {MWB 10:73}

Talbot Co land recs list Gary, William, m. by 20 Aug 1689, Grace, dau. of George Aldridge.

Talbot Co land recs: MITCHELL, John, of St. Michael's R., m. by 28 Feb 1676/7, Ann, mother of John, Grace, Benjamin, George, Mary, and Thomas Aldridge, and of John Bulpit (TALR 3:46).