I45955: Anne (ABT 1690

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Bride: Cordillera Dudley
Groom: Borden M Jackson
Bond Date: 18 Jul 1862
County: Carteret
Record #: 01 079
Bondsman: Abram Congleton
Witness: Jas. Rumley (C.
Bond #: 000012125

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Eleanor (Echols) Murphy; married an Irishman named Murphy; Following William’s death, Eleanor married Gideon Smith and her two sons, Joseph and William, appeared in his household in Lunenburg County in 1750.

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Joseph HIGGINBOTHAM b: 1840 in Nassau Co., Florida

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Info from "Colonial Settlers of St Clement's Bay" by Louise Donnelly; "St Marys Co MD Colonial Period Tenants & Owners of Beaverdam Manor & Surrounding Manors" by Louise Donnelly; Bob Alvey;
mil/Lt Colonel; rel/Catholic;
He immigrated to York, later Elizabethtown VA; immigrated to MD at age 27 in 1646 as part of MD militia; took oath of fidelity to Lord Baltimore in 1648; on 30 Jul 1661, Lord Baltimore declared him a free citizen of MD with same rights as if born in that province; on 22 Mar 1663 was commissioned JP for St Mary's Co & held office again 1664, 1665, & 1666; on 24 Apr 1667 was commissioned High Sheriff of St Marys Co & was reappointed to that office 1668; from 1671 to death was Delegate for St Marys Co to Lower House of Assemby, having been in attendance in 1674.

Children:
1. Mary JARBOE + b. About 1666 in St. Mary's County, MD
2. John JARBOE Jr. b. About 1659 in St. Mary's County, MD
3. Peter JARBOE b. Feb 1670/71 in St. Mary's County, MD
4. Henry JARBOE b. Apr 1672

2. The will of Lt. Col. John Jarboe provided that after the death of his wife, Mary, one half of his estate should be given to the poor and that the remainder should be divided between his friends: John Jardaine, Walter Holland, and Henry1 Neale, and that œ100 should go to Mr. Henry Warren. This undated will was witnessed by Anne Neale, the wife of Henry1 Neale.

Will of John Jarboe, 1671

To the Right Honble. the Lord Proprietary & the two houseof Assembly

The humble Peticon of Phillip Calvert Your Lordshipps Judge in Testamentory causes & John Jordain the two overseers of the last will of Leivt. Coll. John Jarboe late deceased.
That the said John Jarboe in the yeare of our Lord one thousand six hundred Seventy one being Sick made his Testament in writeing by which he Divided his Lands amongst all his Children then borne That Recovering of that Sicknesse he lived till he had another Sonne & daughter borne And in the yeare of our Lord 1674 falling sick againe the said John Jour- dam That uppon thursday morning the fourth of March 1674 he came to the house of Leivt. Collonell John Jarboe and finding him sick the said John Jourdain aduised the said Jarboe to Settle his affaires that his wife and Children might not after his death be putt to trouble Whereuppon the said Jarboe desired the said lourdain to send for Mr. Edward Clarke to come to him on fryday Morning following to make his will and Said he did intend to alter his will made some yeares before because he had some Children borne Since the makeing the said will and that in Regard his daughter had some land to be made good to her by Marke Cordea and Walter Hall gentlemen he was Resolued to haue his owne land now divided between his three Sonnes Vizt. to John Jarboe the Seate of Land where he then lived with one Negro together with his Right to one hundred & fifty Acres of the mill land where William Medely lived and the millstones Exchanged with the Said William for the one hundred & fifty acres where the said William now lives as alsoe one Equall share with his Brothers Sister and mother of the Cattle Horses & ,Mares .& Houshould Stuffe To Peter Jarboe the three hundred Acres of Land bought or Exchanged with Henry Aspinall by St. Lawrence Creeke in Brittains Bay with one Negro & an Equall share of the Cattle Horses and Mares & Moueables To Henry Jarboe five hundred Acres in the Branches of St Lawrences Creeke one Negro & an Equall share of the Cattle Horses & Mares & Moveables as aforesaid To Mary Jarboe his Daughter the Silver Tankard & his Silver Spoones one Negro & an Equall share of Cattle Horses Mares & Household Stuffe ormoveables To Mary Iarboe his wife the man with one Eye & the Old Woman Called Cove & Ahon by name & an Equall share of the Moveables & onely the mare p. 98 Bonnie & her Colt of the Horses his own Rideing horse to be kept undivided for the use of the Plantacon Uppon which Plantacon his wife should hue dureing her life if shee pleased He desired the Chancellor & the said John lourdain to mannage the Estate of his Children To Edward Barbier he gaue a Young fillie & a heifer whether he Staid with his wife & Children uppon the Plantacon or not And he the said Iarboe then bid the said lourdain to take notice that this was his will in Case god almighty should take him before he Could make his will in writeing and then said that the next morning he would send for W Edward Clarke to putt his will in writeing and to W ifoster to give him the last Sacraments And likewise declared That in Case any of his Children dyed before they came to age that his will was that that Childs part should be Equally divided between the mother and the Rest of his Surviveing Children And in Case all his Children dyed before they come to age he gave his whole Estate to his wife after which and before he the said Jarboe could putt his said will in writeing the said Iarboe dyed & left his two Younger Sonnes in strict rigour of Law to the mercy of their elder Brother In tender Consideracon therefore of the distressed Condicon of the said Younger Brothers & as a reward of the faithfull Services of the said Leivtenant Collonell John Iarboe to your Lordshipps father of noble memory & to your selfe aliwayes performed Your Peti- coners doe humbly pray that itt may be Enacted And Bee itt Enacted by the Right Honble. the Lord Proprietary by and with the aduice and Consent of the upper and lower houses of this present Generall Assembly & the Authority of the same That the Respective devises of the said three hundred Acres of Land to Peter Jarboe & of the said five hundred acres of Land to Henry Jarboe in the said Nuncupative will of the said Leivtenant Collonell John JIarboe Contained shall vest the said Lands in the said Peter & Henry Jarboe & their heyres respectively as fully and Effectually to all intents and purposes as if the said will had dureing the life time of the said Leivt.

Coll. John Jarboe been Conceived in writeing & been penned Liber in due forme of Law any Law Custome or usage either in this W H & L Prouince or in the kingdome of England to the Contrary hereof in any wise Notwithstanding.

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Alice MORGAN abt 1716 or abt 1725 (AFN:1N7K-Z49) of Lincoln, KY; Spouse: Daniel BRADFORD (AFN: QDZP-SL) Marriage: Abt 1745 Prince William, Virginia.

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"Thomas Street, Victoria Street's eldest son, was able to maintain his mother's plantation, buildings, and most of the family lands; his descendents still farm that property today."

"Casey and Otken, Amite County Mississippi, Vol. III., pp. 251-2.
Thomas may have initially stayed out of the war because according to the 1860 census, he managed his deceased mother's estates. His work may have been considered vital to the war effort. Thomas Street and Charles Street served in the "Amite County Defenders" Company K of the 33rd Mississippi Regiment. The company fought in Franklin, TN, New Hope Church, and Atlanta."

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My Southern Family

Anne

ABT 1690 - ____

ID Number: I45955

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Cordelia DUDLEY

1841 - ____

ID Number: I12126

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Eleanor ECHOLS

ABT 1700 - ____

ID Number: I97255

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Capt. Thomas HARWOOD "the Immigrant"

1600 - ABT 1657

ID Number: I84651

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Joseph HIGGINBOTHAM

1840 - ____

ID Number: I93934

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William HILL

ABT 1700 - ____

ID Number: I49276

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Lt. Col. John JARBOE Sr. "the Immigrant"

1619 - 4 Mar 1674

ID Number: I103921

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Alice MORGAN

ABT 1720 - ____

ID Number: I68730

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Constant PERKINS

ABT 1750 - ____

ID Number: I58559

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Thomas STREET C.S.A.

ABT 1840 - ____

ID Number: I53192

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