I60309: (RESEARCH QUERY) ASHTON (____

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loose Ashton's in my database, need kinship. please write [email protected]

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"1.9 Truman Briscoe was born after Mar 1792. He died in 1803 at Columbia Co., GA, USA."

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"Marriage 1 Francis UNKNOWN b: 1647 Married: 1669 in Calvert County, Maryland.

Aka: Lamare. Note by Kenneth O'Neal, Internet [email protected] : The earliest reference to the LEMAIRE family is in 1663 when Thomas Lamore and Peter Lamore 'late of Virginia, subjects of the King of France ' were granted 'Pattents of Dennizacon' from Lord Baltimore
(Maryland Archives , Vol. 3 p. 489) (To Maryland from Overseas, Harry Wright Newman, 1982) See below . In 1665 Peter (Lamore, Lemare, Lamaire, Lamar) & brother immigrated to Charles Co. Maryland (Source SKORDAS, GUSTAV, EARLY SETTLERS of Maryland. p. 178 ) See below NOTE:

Note by Jason H.Lamar: Internet

Colonial History c. 1660 Prior to the revocation of the Edict of Nantes (October 17, 1665), four brothers left France in the Mass Exodus of French Huguenots. They came to America seeking religious freedom. The edict [once] granted civil rights to the Huguenots. The Lamars anticipated this revocation however, and acquired extensive land holdings in England and America by 1663. The Ancestral home of the Lamar family was near the village of Wirre' not far from Flanders. Two of the four brothers, Thomas and Peter "Lamore" moved to England where they shortly acquired considerable wealth as proven by the Will of Thomas Lamore, probated in Maryland in 1714. Thomas and Peter emigrated to Virginia but did not stay long enough to be Naturalized. Naturalization was not instituted until 1649, this another act by Lord Baltimore. September 14, 1663 The Maryland Provincial Assembly approved the petition for "petents de Dennizacon" to Peter and Thomas Lamore of French Descent. Novermber 17, 1664 Lord Baltimore, on the 17th of the following November, granted a Certification of Naturalization that is now to be seen in the Annapolis Land Records. It States, "Whereas Thomas and Peter Lamore, late of Virginia and subject to the Crown of France have transported themselves to this province here to abide; have besaught us to grant the the said Thomas and Peter Lamore leave to here inhabit as free denizens and freedoms land to them and their heirs to purchase. Know Ye that we, willing to give encouragement to the subjects of the Crown do hereby declare the said Thomas and Peter Lamore to be free dennizens of our Province of Maryland." November 8, 1664 Thomas and Peter Lamore were deeded land on the Petauxent River on the South Side and binding upon St. Steven's Creek some 350 Acres. Here they immediatly started to acquire more land and assumed the position as the most prominent and wealthy planters of Calvert County, Maryland. Novermber 24 , 1665 Thomas Lamore petitions for land such as would compensate the expense of transfering himself and his wife into Maryland. c. 1697 The Ancestoral name of Lamore is changed to Lamar http://members.aol.com/_ht_a/eleanorcol/LamarFam ily.html

Maryland Archives, Provincial Court Proceedings, 1664. Vol ume 49, page 126

This Indenture made the Eleauenth day of ffeb. in the yeare of our Lord God one Thowsd six hundd sixty & Three, Betweene Andrew Woodbery of Salem in New England mariner of th e one parte, & Willm Tanehill of Poplar Hill in the Count y of St Maries Plantr on the other parte, Wittnesseth tht t he sd Andrew Woodbery for & in Consideration of ffowre Thows d ffowre hundd pownds of Tob & Cask to him in hand payd, wh ereof & wherewith hee doth acknowledge himselfe fully satis fyed contented & payd, Hath gyuen, graunted, remised, relea sed, bargayned, sold, assigned, & for euer sett ouer, & b y these prnts doth giue, graunt, remise release, bargaine , sell, assigne, & for euer sett ouer unto the sd Willm Te nehill his heyres or assignes all tht Three hundd & ifift y Acres of Land, Lying on the Sowth side of Patuxt Riuer , & the North side of a Creeke of the sd Riuer called St Stephens Creeke, Bownding as on the Pattent of the sd Land gr aunted to Richard Crackbone the Three & Twentith day of Nou embr in the Seauen & Twentith yeare of his Lps Dominion oue r this Prouince Aflocp Dfli 1658, To haue & to hold the s d Three hundd and ffifty Acres of Land to him the sd Will m Tenehill his heyres & assignes foreuer, Wth warranty fro m the Just Claymes of any prson or prsons whatsoeur. In wi ttnes whereof hee the sd Andrew Woodbery to this prflt Inde nture hath putt his hand & Seale the day & yeare aboue writ ten. Andrew Woodbery. Signed Sealed & deliuere d Seale in the prnce of us L Barbier Tho. Dent . Came Andrew Woodbery & doth acknowledge that Deed of Sal e of Land to Willm Tenehill, produced in open Court by Rob t Macklin the sd Tenehilis Attorney To bee his owne Reall a ct & Deed.

Maryland Archives, Provincial Court Proceedings, 1664. Volume 49, page338

Know all men by these prsents that I William Tennahill in t he County of St Marys Plantr for Certaine causes mouing m e thereunto doe Constitute Ordaine and appoint my louing fr einde Robert Macklin my true and law full Attorney for me a nd in my behalfe to acknowledge a parcell of land l ying upon Petuxent riuer on the south side and binding upo n st Steuens Creeke & as by pattent appeare to be three hundred and fifty acres formerly belonging to Richard Crackbone but now sold by mee to Thomas Lamore Peter Lamore and John Jero, and wt my said Attorney shall doe in the law ful l Conueyance of the land from me my heires Executors Admin s and Assignes to them theire heires Executors Adminis or A ssignes doe hereby Ratifye and Confirme in as full ample sort & manner as if I were prsonally prsent in wittness here of I haue sett my hand this 8th on Nouember 1664 — the marke of Wittnes John Lawson Willi am Tenahills Henry Hyde

Command William Tennehill plantr that Justly &c hee keep wth Peter Lamore Thomas Lamore & John Geroe of St Marys County plantrs the Couenant &c of three hundred and fifty acres of land lying on the south side of Petuxent riuer and the north side of a Creeke of the sd riuer Called St Stephens Creeke in Caluert County— Charles Caluert And the agreemt is such that the sd Wm Tannihill haue acknowledged the foresaid three hundred & fifty acres to be the right of the Aforesaid Peter Lamore Thomas Lamore and John Geroe, as those wch the said Peter Lamore Thomas Lemore and John Geroe hath of the Guift of the said Will: Tunnihill and the same hee hath remised and quitt Claimed from him and his heires to the said Peter Lamore Thomas Lemore and John Jeroe and theire heires for euer and further the said Willm Tunnihill haue granted for him and the heires of the said Wm Tunnihill that he will warrant to the said Peter Lamore Thomas Lamore and John Jeroe and theire heires the afore said three hundred and fifty acres of land wth the appurtenances, agst him the said William Tunnihill and the heires of the said Willm Tunnihill for euer and for this remise release and quitt Claime the aforesaid Peter Lemore Thomas Lemore and John Jeroe hath giuen to the aforesaid William Tunnihill the sume of ffiue thowsand three hundred pounds of tobacco— the marke of Acknowledged in Open Cort Robt M Mackling by Robt MackIn the Attorney of Wm Tunnihill and past ouer to Peter and Thomas Lemore and Jno Geroe & theire heires Daniel Jenifer Clke

Will of Peter LEMARE (LAMAR) of Virginia and Maryland

The Will of Peter Lemare, Transcribed from a Photocopy of the original will By Bev Crow, John W. O'Neal, II 1/29/2002 On record at The Annapolis Hall of Records, Annapolis, Maryland Will book 2, -- folios 301-302

Page 1 In the name of God Amen. That whereas I Peter Lemare of this County Calvert and province of Maryland planter - being very Sick and weak of body but in good and Sound- perfect Sense and Memory Do here make my Last will and Testament renounceing all other wills before this present Item I give and bequeath my Soul into the hand of almighty God who gave it me trusting in and through the Merits of Jesus Christ to have free pardon of all my Sins and to have a Joyful Resurrection at the Last Day and what worldly Estate (which) it pleased God to bestow upon me I give and be-Queath (in manner) and form as followeths That after my fu - neral (expenses) and Debts paid that my moveable Estate Shall be (administered ) and that it Shall be Equally divided amongst my loving wife frances Lemare frances and my three Daughters as namely Ann Lemare and Mary Lemare and Margaret Lemare and that they Shall have their Equall pro- portion at the age of Sixteen years or on the day of their marriage and also I give and bequeath to my Loving wife the plantation whereon I now Live with all writs and privileges thereunto belong during her Naturall Life and after her decease to be Equally divided amongst my three Daughters before named My Daughter Margaret to have the first Choice I also give and bequeath unto my Grand Child Peter Oweill that plantation with all the Land on the Western Side of that branch

Page 2 whereon now Joseph Edwards Lives with all rights and priviledges thereunto belonging to him and to his heirs for Ever and that he Shall pofsefs And Enjoy the Same when he shall attain to the age of one and Twenty years and also my will and pleasure is that my Son in Law Jo Ownoill shall pofsefs (possess. Double s's were written as fs.) the said plantation as Soon as the Said Joseph Edwards Lease is Expired and that he Shall enjoy the Same till the Said peter Owned shall come to the age afford and further I do appoint and ordain my good and Lovening friends Jo Davis and Joseph Edwards to be my Trustees and to Execute according to this my Last will and Testament and So - Committing all to the almighty God II have hereunto Sett my hand and affixed my Seal this 9th Day of October 1693

Peter Lemare mark & Seal (Looks like a tipped over capitol H) Signed Sealed and Delivered in the presence of us Tho Person (His) Mark (Looks like a capitol T) Francis Dais ( His) Mark (Looks like a capitol O with a cross in the center of the O) Wm. Dalres (or Dabres ) March the 31st 1694

Then was the within named will proved by the within named wittnefses Coram me Jo B-er Dep Court Ca Co (Jo B--er or P-- er) (Dep Court Ca Co Deputy of The Court of Calvert County, Maryland) Johnson, Isabell Spencer, Eliz. Florey, Geo. Benson

NOTE: For many years I and many others believed John's given name was Joseph, based on an extract of Peter Lamar's will, which mentioned him as Jos O'Neill . The original scanned copy of the will shows him as Jo O'Neill which was an abbreviation for John. Note that John Davis is also referred to as Jo Davis, while Joseph Edwards is referred to as Joseph.

Note: "WM. YOUNG 1000acs. Staff Co., in the freshes of Potomack Riv., 6 Oct. 1669. At the mouth of the Island Cr. being the N. br. of Poehick. Cr., &c. Trans. of 20 pers: Eliz. Crouch (or Crench), Hen. Bayly, Nevet Howlet, Jno. Savage, Joseph Thomas, Geo. Ambrose, Ja. Reynolds, Tho. Reynolds, Danl. browne, Tho Sheere, Ana. Burson, Saml. Sadler, Jno. Oneale, Rich. Owen, Jno. Johnson, Isabell Spencer, Eliz. Florey, Geo. Benson" Source: Abstacts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants Volume Two: 1666 - 1695 p.244. by Nell Marion Nugent, 1977 Comment: This could possibly be our ancestor.

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The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 105: [p.252] Mrs. Mary Mcpheeters Shuman. DAR ID Number: 104762
Born in Lexington, Ky. Wife of Charles Shuman.
Descendant of Lieut. Isaac Bowman, as follows:
1. Addison McPheeters (1798-1881) m. 1847 Susan A. Richardson (1818-97).
2. William Hervey Richardson (1790-1853) m. 1811 Susannah W. Bowman (1790-1849).
3. Isaac Bowman m. 1st Elizabeth Gatewood.
Isaac Bowman (1757-1826), in 1778, was lieutenant and quartermaster in Colonel Clark's Illinois regiment. He was born in Strasburg; died in Shenandoah County,VA

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The family went back and forth to Texas, but returned to Alabama.

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Children:
MILTON STANLEY
AMY P. STANLEY
ROBERT STANLEY
JUDITH C. STANLEY

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Alt: B: 1644 Charles City, VA, D: 12 Dec 1722 Norfolk, VA,
Children:
Robert Tucker b. About 1676 in Charles City County VA
Daniel Tucker b. 1684 in Charles City County VA
Joseph Tucker b. 1688 in Charles City County VA
William Tucker b. About 1691 in Charles City County VA

My Southern Family

(RESEARCH QUERY) ASHTON

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ID Number: I60309

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Truman BRISCOE

8 Nov 1794 - 1803

ID Number: I72850

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RICHARD CHERIE

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ID Number: I1715

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Jean DUPUY

21 Aug 1732 - ____

ID Number: I41391

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William FRETWELL

ABT 1760 - ____

ID Number: I104724

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Peter LAMAR "the Immigrant"

ABT 1645 - 31 Mar 1694

ID Number: I85454

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Susan A. RICHARDSON

1818 - 1897

ID Number: I37475

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George Rufus SCOTT

1 Feb 1875 - ____

ID Number: I62679

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James STANLEY

10 Mar 1787 - 11 Sep 1820

ID Number: I35105

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Robert TUCKER

1655 - 1702

ID Number: I98058

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Commedia Elizabeth" Media" WHITELY

28 Oct 1883 - 21 May 1969

ID Number: I46758

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Jane "Jannet" WINTER

ABT 1760 - ____

ID Number: I24871

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