COULD THESE BE THE PARENTS (OR GRAND PARENTS) OF JAMES DALRYMPLE, THE PROGENITOR OF THE HUNTERDON CO. NJ FAMILY & GEORGE DALRYMPLE, THE PROGENITOR OF THE LAURENS SC FAMILY & POSSIBLY THOMAS DALRYMPLE IN CHESTER CO. PA?
DID JAMES AND MARY DALRYMPLE HAVE ANY CHILDREN?
ANY INFORMATION WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED! 
ALSO SEE EARLY MARYLAND DALRYMPLE MISCELLANEA
JAMES DALRYMPLE was transported with 22 other passengers from Bristol, England by William JONES, mariner, to Maryland (probably Talbot Co. area) in 1672.
The names of servants aboard the "Joseph" 1673:
Gregory PASE, Elizabeth HUNGERFORD, Mary HUNGERFORD, Sarah FLOWER, Jervis BESSING, Ambrose WARTLY, James MACKLANAN, Forlorn MOTTEE, Edward LOYD, Patrick HANKIN, Hugh MEBRIN, Patrick BOGNES, Margaret DARE, Joseph NICHOLSON, Henry NEWLAND, Thomas NICHOLSON, Kadee MEDANELL, Patrick MEDANELL, James MAXWELL, Jane NELSON, Mary EWEN, Thomas PETTYMAN, Robert COOPER, Christian ROY, Bryan CONLANE, Phillip CONLANE, John GRIFFING, Ann MACKOY, John HERVARD, Mary TAYLOR.
The names of the following persons were transported in Anno 1672.
Elinor SHARPE, Jane HEMING, John SKOTT, Patrick MACKWAY, Mary CARWELL, John CHRISTY, Hester WILLIAMS, Robert WILLIAMS, Richard SMITH, David JONES, John POPE, Margaret KENADY, Ann SHULEVAN, John SHULEVAN, John JONES, Elizaabeth BLARE, Edmund THOMSON, Geoge WATTS, John STEELE, Elizabeth FORD, John FORD, Cicily MORGAN, JAMES DERIMPLE.
The persons before
mentioned being in number fifty-five were brought into Maryland by Mr. William Jones of
Bristol, Marriner and the rights for their transportation due to the saids Jones proved
before me this 25 November 1673.
Charles Calvert
(Patents Vol. 17 f.572 Maryland Hall of Records)
Following 7 years of service in the Province of Maryland, James DALRYMPLE claimed and received on 26 November 1680 50 acres of land due him; on the same date he assigned rights and title to Thomas SMITH, also of Talbot Co., who claimed his own 50 acres for transporting himself into the Province to legally inhabit. William JONES received 2750 acres of land for transporting a total of 55 persons to Maryland to inhabit, suggesting James DALRYMPLE and others were not political or civil prisoners.
Patents WC 2 f.306 Talbot County MD
Hall of Records
JAMES DERUMPELL of Talbot county demands his rights to fifty acres of land due
to him for is time of service performed in this Province. 26 November 1680
THOMAS SMITH of Talbot county demands his rights to 50 acres of land for transporting himself into this Province to inhabit. 26 November 1680
On 30 November 1680 James DALRYMPLE was a juror in St. Mary’s County, MD, but not necessarily a resident there as the Provincial Court moved from area to area to hold sessions.
The next record found was his and wife Mary’s (widow of John CLEMENTS and executrix of his Will) legal action against merchants in which James DALRYMPLE had 500 bushels of salt attached by Talbot Co. sheriff to satisfy his claim on 11 May 1680. Between 1680 and 1683 there are several court records in which James and Mary DALRYMPLE apparently were settling the accounts of John CLEMENTS.
At the time of John Clement's death, he had a "very good Considerable personal Estate" as by appraisment and inventory... amounting to the "sume of one hundred Eighty five thousand and fifteen pounds of tobacco and two hundred and seventy five pounds sterling."
The earliest evidence puts John CLEMENTS in Maryland around 1668, which may mean that John and Mary brought some children with them from England. John CLEMENTS owned land at Tred Avon (also spelled Third Haven, Thread Haven, Trade Haven) on the Miles River. John CLEMENTS died between 5 October 1675, date of Will, and 3 August 1676 when it was probated. To his parents in England, if still alive, he provided 20 pounds sterling and a like sum to his brother NATHAN there. Half of the remainder of his estate to wife for life, to be divided equally between children after her death. The other half to be divided among children as they came of age. Mary CLEMENTS, the widow, and William FORD were executors, although John CLEMENTS named others. William FORD died before 1679 when Mary CLEMENTS asked the Mens Quaker Meeting for advice and assistance related to her "outward estate" suggesting Mary had some connection to the Quakers. One of three witnesses to John CLEMENT’s Will was John GORDON, one of Talbot’s Episcopalian ministers; son John CLEMENTS was baptized in Episcopalian Church.
In the 1678 a tax was levied on all inhabitants of Maryland, which was to be paid in tobacco. In Talbot Co. "MARY CLEMENTS" was accessed for two properties, one for 68 lbs of tobacco, the other for 600 lbs of tobacco. The later accessment was substantial compared to the majority of the other inhabitant's taxes in Talbot Co. At the time of this tax list, Mary is listed as "Clements", which would indicate she had not yet married James DALRYMPLE.
CLEMENTS, John, The Elder, d. by 1676; his widow, Mary INCHBUDD (INCHBORD or INCHBARD), m. 2nd James DERUMPLE. (Maryland Marriage References, Maryland State Archives ARMD 38: 130,131) WAS MARY'S MAIDEN NAME INCHBORD - OR HAS THIS RECORD BEEN CONFUSED WITH JOHN, THE ELDER AND WIFE MARY CLEMENTS' DAUGHTER NAMED MARY CLEMENTS WHO MARRIED WILLIAM INCHBORD?
DERUMPLE, James, m. after 1676 and by 1678, Mary (INCHBUDD) widow and extx of John CLEMENTS the elder of TA Co. (ARMD 38: 130-131; 68; 49; 69: 234)
James DALRYMPLE and Mary INCHBORD, the widow of John CLEMENTS, were married sometime between 1675 and 1680 and had some minor CLEMENT children to rear. The six children were:
THOMAS CLEMENTS b. ca 1664 d. 1697, Talbot Co., MD. Married by 1689 Rebecca PRICE daughter of John PRICE.. Rebecca was born 7 January 1669. Children, surname CLEMENTS: Mary b. 31 December 1689; Rebecca b. 16 November 1692; Lambert born 29 October 1695, St. Peter’s Parish Register, Kent Co. Rebecca married (2) Henry FRITH; 5 daughters (3) Thomas SANDERS (SAUNDERS)
JANE CLEMENTS b. ca 1659 d. ca 1677. Married Thomas MARSH II; his second wife. Child, surname MARSH: Sarah b. 24 December 1677. On his Will 12 August 1679 he refers to certain property belonging to wife Jane received from her father John CLEMENTS (of Kent Co., a recent immigrant from England.) The MARSH family were Quakers.
LAMBERT CLEMENTS d. 1692 Talbot Co. Married Elizabeth. She married 2nd: Henry BAILEY. Son Henry BAILEY baptized 20 July 1701 St. Peter’s Parish Register.
ANNE CLEMENTS d. by 1711; unmarried.
MARY CLEMENTS b. ca 1665 d. by 1711. Married ca 1683 William INCHBORD. Children, surname INCHBORD: Jane b. 15 January 1684; Mary born 25 January 1686, St. Peter’s Register.
JOHN CLEMENTS b. 9 June 1673 baptized 9 June 1702 St. Peter’s Parish Register, d. ? 1721 Queen Anne Co. MD. Married Elizabeth, had at least one son John CLEMENTS.
In 1711 there is an Act of MD Assembly which states that John CLEMENTS widow Mary and James "DERUMPLE", her husband, had both died without property and without accounting for John CLEMENTS’ estate although Mary had been the co-executor of it. In these proceedings Mary's children claimed she had "intermarried with a Certain James Derumple spent imbezilled and Confounded the said Personall Estate of the Orphans" . It is stated that William FORD, co-executor, had also died without an accounting and because he had put up bond for proper administration the Act designated three commissions to take some of FORD’s land from his executor to deed to the heirs of John CLEMENTS who were still living. The heirs were identified as son John, also a legatee of his sister Ann; the children of Thomas CLEMENTS and children of Mary (CLEMENTS) INCHBORD. Apparently Mary CLEMENTS DALRYMPLE was still living in 1697 when son Thomas prepared his Will and gave her lifetime use of his real estate. She was dead by 1709 when petition to Assembly was filed, which resulted in the Act of 1711.
James DALRMPLE died between 1688 and 1698
Prerogative Court Testamentary Proceedings: Inventories and Accounts 1694.
INVENTORIES AND ACCOUNTS. Talbot Co.
Vol. 13A f.207 1694
Account made of the estate of JAMES DERUMPLE of Talbot county by DANIEL DONNAVAN* and
MARY, his wife, executor of the said deceased.
Goods and chattels (amounting to) £15.19.0
Charges, paid to:
Thomas ANDERSON
Samuel JENNETT
John LLEWELLYN
John VALLIANT
Thomas CLEMENTS
Funeral sermon 400 lbs. tobacco
Coffin, etc. 500 lbs.
tobacco
Paid Edward MANN for returning the
inventory to St. Marys
Paid John EDMONDSON for judgement
Note: There is no inventory for JAMES DERUMPLE. St. Mary's county records have been completely destroyed twice.
*"The Early Settlers of
Maryland" by Skordas, page 136:
DANIEL DONNEVANE transported 1678
Pats 15:549
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EARLY
MARYLAND DALRYMPLE MISCELLANEA
IT IS UNKNOWN IF THERE WAS ANY RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN JAMES DALRYMPLE, AN INDENTURED SERVANT, IN TALBOT CO. (Information above) WILLIAM DALRYMPLE, WHO APPEARS TO HAVE BEEN LANDED GENTRY IN CALVERT CO. (Information below), CHARLES DALRYMPLE, SHIPPED FROM GLASGOW TO MARYLAND IN 1670 (Information below), ROBERT DALRYMPLE in Baltimore Co. in 1705 (Information below) AND ANDREW DALRYMPLE, MERCHANT IN SOMERSET CO IN 1716 (Information below).
WILLIAM DALRYMPLE married
a STERLING
Children: JOHN d. 1744 m. (1) GRACE CONSTABLE (2)ELEANOR HARRIS;
sons WILLIAM & JOHN, daus BETTY & REBECCA
WILLIAM JR. m. ANNE BRASSEUR; sons HENRY & JOHN, daus. ANNE &
JEANETT
CHRISTIAN
m. (1) THOMAS STERLING (2) JOHN SCOTT
HENRY
MARTHA m. HENRY KENT JR.; dau. Martha?
(AFC & ACW Notes)
WILLIAM DALRYMPLE, who appeared in Calvert Co. before 1684, was a prominent citizen in 1689, (MD Arch. Vol. VIII, p 111) and had a daughter CHRISTIAN DALRYMPLE, wife of (1) THOMAS STERLING in 1684-5, and (2) JOHN SCOTT, before 1699-1700 (MD Cal. of Wills, Vol 1, 195, and Vol III, p 192). In addition to CHRISTIAN, there were other children: ANN DALRYMPLE, who m. JOHN BRASSIER, (BRASSIEUR, pg. 148) WILLIAM JR., HENRY, and MARTHA who m. HENRY KENT JR. (Settlers of Ye Plantations of Piscataway and Woodsridge Olde East Jersey part 4, p. 25)
WILLIAM DALRYMPLE of Calvert Co., whose son WILLIAM DALRYMPLE JR. married ANNE BRASSEUR daughter of BENJAMIN BRASSEUR and grand daughter of ROBERT BRASSEUR, early emigrant to Virginia, whose son BENJAMIN removed to Calvert Co. MD.("Dalrymple & Allied Families", Finley)
This same reference continues with JOHN
WILLIAM DALRYMPLE son of MOSES and CURILLA/CORDELIA JOHNSON married 10 March 1819
Fleming Co. KY. And states:
"THE MEMBERS OF THIS FAMILY KNOW THAT THEIR ANCESTORS CAME FROM VIRGINIA AND
MARYLAND". The author surmised that JOHN WILLIAM was of the Calvert Co. MD
family because the given name William occurs frequently among their descendants - a
conclusion too tenuous to be meaningful. (As are the recollections of descendants, except
perhaps to provide clues!). The lineage of JOHN WILLIAM DALRYMPLE 4 has been
PROVEN: Moses 3, John 2, James 1- The Progenitor of the Hunterdon Co NJ family.
ANN BRASSEUR born Abt.1648, 1650,
or 1653 Calvert Co. MD or Nansemond Co VA
(No two references agree!) married WILLIAM DALRYMPLE JR. ca 1685. Had
children: Henry DALRYMPLE, John DALRYMPLE, Anne DALRYMPLE, & Jeannett DALRYMPLE.
Jeannett Dalrymple was b. ca 1693, married (1) John TUCKER; had children John TUCKER,
James TUCKER and Dalrymple TUCKER. (2) John KENT; had children John KENT, Jeanette KENT,
Elizabeth KENT, Thomazin KENT, Jane KENT, Thomazin KENT, Isaac KENT, Rebecca KENT, Samuel
KENT (3) John WILLIAMS, child John WILLIAMS. Jeannett DALRYMPLE TUCKER KENT WILLIAMS d.
1757 Christ Church Parish, Calvert Co MD (ACW Notes)
Maryland Calendar of Wills: Vol. 2
15th Sept 1692;
19th Oct. 1696
BRASIER, JOHN Calvert Co.
To wife ANN, extx., all real estate; at her decease to pass to WILLIAM, eld. son
of WILLIAM DERUMPLE, and hrs., and to MARTHA KENT, dau. of HENRY
KENT. In event of death of WILLIAM DERUMPLE or MARTHA KENT without hrs.,
deceased's portion to pass to HENRY, son of WILLIAM DERUMPLE, afsd.
Overseers: WILLIAM DERUMPLE, WILLIAM NICHOLLS
Test: WM NICHOLLS, CHAS. LANSBY, JAS. MACKELAMING 7.225.
WILLIAM MONNETT, b. 1702; d. ca 1776. Settled in Calvert Co. MD. Held grant to
"William's Purchase", Justice of the Court; m. circa 1725, ELIZABETH
KENT (TUCKER) DALRUMPLE.
SARAH BRASSER (sic) married _______ DALRYMPLE "in the forest", 2BA 249, chiefly St. John's Parish.No date given(MD Marrs. 1634-1777) Barnes, pg. 46
CHRISTIAN DERUMPLE
married THOMAS STERLING by 1682. Married (2) JOHN SCOTT (The same John SKOTT
transported 1672 with James Dalrymple?)
Are Thomas STERLING's children THOMAS and ELIZABETH by CHRISTIAN DALRYMPLE?
Maryland Calendar of Wills: Vol 1:
24th January 1684
27th June 1685
STIRLING, THOMAS, Calvert Co.
To wife CHRISTIAN, execx., life interest in home plantation and part of
"Upper Bennett". To son THOMAS and hrs., sd. land at death of his mother, and
500 A., "Major's Choice", 550 A. "Stirling's Chance" and 40 A.
(Unnamed) at 16 yrs of age. To dau. ELIZA:, 1000 A. in Balto. Co., part of "Nova
Scotia". To brother _____ DERUMPLE and hrs., 500 A. residue of
"Nova Scotia" at 16 years of age.To hrs. of JAMES BUCHANAN or JAMES BOWELL of
Scotland, estate afsd. in event of death of child. of testator without issue.
Overseers: HENRY KENT, WILLIAM DERUMPLE, JNO. SCOTT, JAS. HEIGH
Test: ANDREW TANAHILL, JAS. MANN, JNO. SCOTT 4.150
Maryland Calendar of Wills: Vol 2
30th May 1699
4th March 1699-1700
SCOTT, JOHN Calvert Co.
To THOMAS STEELING (Sterling?)and JEAN DALRUMPLE, personalty. To
wife CHRISTIAN, extx, residue of estate, real and personal, during
widowhood. To ELIZA: MARTIN at 16 years of age and hrs, at wife's marriage or decease,
plantation where WM BEARD lives. To brother GILBERT and hrs. residue of real estate at
marriage or death of wife, including 100 A, (unnamed) and 500 A. "Dunkird"
Balto. Co.
Overseers: JAS. HIGH, JNO. LEECH
Test. ROSS REYNOLDS, MATTHEW PARROT, GEO. LAND 6.342
Maryland Calendar of Wills: Vol 3
27th March 1711
13th June 1711
SCOTT, CHRISTIAN, widow, All Saints Parish, Calvert Co.
To granddau. CHRISTIAN STERLING, entire estate (personal) at 16 years; in event of her
death without issue, sd. estate to pass to cousins HENRY, JOHN and ANNE DORRUMPLE
and cousin GENNETT TUCKER.
Ex. Brother WILLIAM DORRUMPLE
Test: Thomas COCKSHUTT, Charles LAUSLEY. 13.221
"CARTER" near Herring Creek Bay (AA Co) 600 acres 1707 100 acres possessed by WILLIAM DORRUMPLE who married the widow of Robert Sollers. (MD Historical Magazine, Vol 22 pg 259 MD Rent Rolls) MRS. JUDITH SOLLERS?
Maryland Calendar of Wills: Vol 2
15th Feb 1699
SALLERS, JOHN Calvert Co.
To son ROBERT and hrs., 1 teract of land in A.A. Co. nr. Sam'l CHEW's. To son-in-law
Samuel LYLE and hrs., 50 A., part of tract where testator lived. To wife ANN, residue of
dwelling plantation during life. To son SABRELL and hrs., sd. plantation at death of wife.
IN event of his death without issue to pass to 3 daus. BELINDA, MARY and ELIZA.: equally.
They dyring without issue to pass to son ROBERT and dau. ANN LYLE. To wife and 4 child.
afsd., personal estate.
Exs: Wife ANN and WM DORRUMPLE
Test: Geo. PARKER, Rich'd CLEGG 6.353
WILLIAM DALRYMPLE married to JUDITH SMASTOAD (sic) or SMASTOAK (sic) of
Calvert Co. by 1716 (Adm. Bond April 12, 1716)
Maryland Calendar of Wills, Vol 4
15th June 1717
15th Jan. 1717-18
JOHNS, RICHARD, of the Clifts, Calvert Co.
To grandson RICHARD and hrs. (eldest son of deceased son ABRAHAM), two tracts madse over
to testator by Wm. BILLINGLEY, being 136 A., "Billingsley's Swamp", and 150 A.
"Friendship Rectifyed"; also 160 A. "Fellowship" bou. of
WILLIAM DORRUMPLE, and all three tracts lying bet. the "Clifts" and the
branches of Battle Creek....
WILLIAM DALRYMPLE born ___ died 1782 married (1) SARAH BOYDEN b. 14
November 1752. (Colonial Families in America, Vol. II, MacKenzie, Pg 66)
WILLIAM DALRIMPLE m. by 1787, Mary, dau. of James PATTISON of HA Co. (MCHP #2723)
Assessment of 1783 Calvert County:
WILLIAM DORRUMPLE, CV 3rd District, p. 30
WILLIAM DORRUMPLE, Hop At A Venture, pt, 50 acres CV 3rd District p.31
WILLLIAM DORRUMPLE, Notes: water mill. CV 3rd District p. 31
(MSA S 1151-3-3) Jesse DORRUMPLE also listed in this assessment in the
3rd Dist. (See JESSE DALRYMPLE below)
WILLIAM DALRYMPLE Pension 6 June 1819. Baltimore Co. Private, Fannings Artillery. $48.00 Annual Allowance. $902.13 Amount Received.
DALRYMPEL, George - farmer, appeared in court March 1751, answered complaint filed by John WHITE. (Inhabitants of Federick County Maryland, Vol 1 1750-1790, pg 11: Frederick County Court Records, 1750.)
MARYLAND OATHS OF FIDELITY: LOYALTY
OATHS BETWEEN 1775-1783
DALRYMPLE, GEORGE, Charles Co. page 15
DALRYMPLE, JOHN, Baltimore Co. page 78
DALRYMPLE, WILLIAM, Calvert Co. page 108
(Maryland Oaths of Fidelity, Bettie Carother, 1989, 1995, Family Line Publications,
Westminster, Maryland
DALRYMPLE, Charles of Orangefields shipped 1 September 1670 from Port Glasgow to Maryland. (Scots of the Chesapeake 1607-1830, David Dobson)
DERUMPLE, Robert is listed in Baltimore Co. N Side Gunpowder, on the 1705 Tax List.
DALRYMPLE, Andrew
13 July 1716 Assembly Proceedings regarding Thomas MACNAMARA, who sued in the
court of Chancery for ANDREW DALRYMPLE of Somerset County, Merchant, to replevy one Sloop,
called The Nightingale, Fifteen Hogsheads of Tobacco, and two casks of Rum, said by
DALRYMPLE to have been taken from him by William STOUGHTON, Esq. against Sureties and
Pledges.(Archives of Maryland Vol 101, Assembly Proceedings, 1714-1726)
JOHN DALRYMPLE son of
WILLIAM DALRYMPLE and ? STERLING, d. 1744
married (1) GRACE CONSTABLE 10 July 1718
(2) ELLINOR
HARRIS, widow of CHARLES ALLEN Feb 1734, Calvert Co. Dau. of
WILLIAM HARRIS of "The Clifts" in Calvert Co.
Ellinor previously married to (1) JAMES MALDIN 1715
(2) WILLIAM ELLET (ELLIOT)
(3) CHARLES ALLEN 1733
Children: BETTY m. Rousby MILLER by 9 Aug 1745
REBECCA m. Jacob BOURN by 9 Aug 1745
JOHN
WILLIAM
MILLER, Rousby, m. by 9 Aug 1745,
Betty dau of JOHN DORRUMPLE of CV Co.
(MDAD 22:276)
BOURN, Jacob, m. by 9 Aug 1745, Rebecca dau of JOHN DORRUMPLE of CV Co.
(MDAD 22:276)
DEED: 24 June 1725: Captain Richard SMITH to JOHN DARRUMPLE, "Foxes
Road" and "Hop at a Venture" (now called "Barrow Clifts" and
"Norwood Lands".(Spec. Col. MSA SC 4-1-8) - History of the two properties
"Hop At A Venture" and "Foxes Road" - Deed 4 Feb 1663 "Hop At A
Venture" Daniel GOULDSON, Calvert Co.; 9 Sept 1663 "Foxes Road" Robert
BLINKHOMER Calvert Co.; 1710 Courses, "Foxes Road"; 25 Nov 1710 Deed, Edward
BARROWCLIFF to Ruth SMITH, "Foxes Road".
CALVERT CO. A List of Taxables in St. Leonard's Creek Hundred 1733, Taken by Richard HELLEN, Constable:
JOHN DARRUMPLE and 3 slaves..... 4
CALVERT CO. A List of Taxables as they were received by Joseph WILLSON, Constable of the Upper Hundred of the Cliffs in the Year 1732-1733:
At JUDITH DORRUMPLE's - 1 slave.... 1
CALVERT CO. A List of Taxables of the Lower Hundred of the Cliffs 1733, taken by Thomas MANNING, Constable:
JENNETT KENT, JOHN TUCKER,
DORRYMPLE TUCKER, 3 slaves....6
(JEANETT DALRYMPLE, daughter of WILLIAM DALRYMPLE JR. and ANN BRASSEUR, and two of her
sons by first husband JOHN TUCKER.)
Maryland Calendar of Wills Vol 8
29th March 1744
28th April 1744
DORRUMPLE, JOHN Calvert Co.
To daus BETTY and REBECCA, personalty. To wife ELEANOR and daus. afds., dwell. plan. 150
A. "Foxes Road". At their death to pass to son JOHN. To sons JOHN and WILLIAM,
150 A. "Hop at a Venture" or "Norwood's Land" unless JOHN recovers
land in Balto. and Calvert Cos., in which case son WILLIAM to inherit all the afsd. land.
To wife and child. afsd., entire personal estate. The lands mentioned by test. as lying in
Balto. and Calvert Co. were those belonging to test. father WILLIAM, known as "Nova
Scotia", Balto. Co. and "Magruder" Calvert Co. which he mortgaged to John
BROWN of London for 99 yrs. These mortgages were not recorded in the provincial records
and it is claimed by lawyers that "Nova Soctia" is not bound by this. Test.
desires to be buried at plan. on St. Leonard's Cr. by grave of former wife ______. (Grace
Constable Dorrumple)
Exs: Wife and son JOHN
Test: Charles CLAGETT, Gideon TURNER, Edmond HUNGERFORD
JOHN DARRYMPLE - Will 19 November 1762 (MSA SC 4-1-14)Conveyance Bond: 28
Land Survey Calvert Co. 31 Aug 1774: Resurvey and Plat: "Foxes Road" for John DALRUMPLE (MSA SC 4, 23)
Land Survey Calvert Co. 27 Feb. 1775: Resurvey: "Foxes Road" for John DALRYMPLE (Spec. Coll. SC 4, 25)(Maryland State Archives, Calvert Co. Circuit Court, Land Survey, Subdivisions and Condominium Plats MSA S1554)
Feb 1777: JOHN DALRYMPLE
to Brian TAYLOR, "Foxes Road"
(MSA SC 4-1-27)
Conveyance Bond: 25 November 1781: JOHN DALRYMPLE to Brian TAYLOR, "Foxes Road"(MSA SC 4-1-28)
Acquittal Of Intereset: 13 December 1781: JOHN DALRYMPLE to Brain TAYLOR. (MSA SC 4-1-29)
Deed: 2 August 1785: JOHN DALRYMPLE to Brian TAYLOR,l part of "Foxes Road". (MSA c 4-1-32)
JESSE DALRYMPLE married ANNE DUKE HELLEN* 19 February 1784, St James P.E. Church, lower Anne Arundel Co. MD. ANNE DUKE HELLEN was the daughter of PETER HELLEN and PENELOPE (PATTISON)HELLEN. ANNE DUKE HELLEN was born 14 January 1749 (?) died 19 December 1808.
Son: JAMES ANDREW DUKE
DALRYMPLE b. 1788 d. 19 Aug 1842 m (1) CHRISTIANA CLAIRE 25 July 1811 Eight Children (2)
REBECCA A. DUKE 19 Dec 1826. Eight Children
Son(?): JESSE DALRYMPLE removed to Monroe OH. Had children Jesse b. 1833, John b. 1838,
William b. 1824. Jesse DALRYMPLE b. 1833 Ohio married Ruth Ann POULTON 1 Dec 1853 in
Belmont Co OH. d. 19 June 1862 in Civil War.(ACW Notes)
*Conflicting information on the name of JESSE DALRYMPLE's wife ANNE. One source records her name as ANNE DUKE HELLEN (above) another records her as ANNE DUKE, daughter of PENELOPE HELLEN (dau of JOHN HELLEN). Both sources record the marriage on 19 Feb 1784.
CALVERT CO. List of Taxables 1733 St. Leonards Creek Hundred w/JOHN DARRUMPLE (see reference above):
JAMES HELLEN... 1
JAMES DUKE and 7 slaves... 8
RICHARD HELLEN, BENJ. SPICER and 3 slaves... 5
AT SUSANNAH HELLEN's - ROGER SPICER and 2 slaves... 3
BENJ. TUCKER... 1
NATHANIEL HELLEN b. ca 1635: son DAVID HELLEN b. 1661, England, d. 1717 Calvert Co MD m.
1686 SUSANNAH MELTON: son JAMES HELLEN b. 27 Dec. 1688 Calvert Co. MD d. before 1740 m.
ANN (PATTISON?)
ISAAC MONNETT, b. cira 1726, died afer 1798, Settled in Calvert Co. MD. m. circa 1745 Elizabeth OSBORNE, dau of Thomas OSBORNE, of Charles Co. MD. Son ISAAC b. 8 Dec. 1746 d. after 1810; m. 9 Feb 1768 Ann HELLEN, b. 14 Jan 1749-50, dau. of Peter and Penelope (PATTISON) HELLEN.
WILLIAM DALRYMPLE married to
MARY PATTISON, daughter of JAMES PATTISON of Harford Co. by 1787. Chancery Papers No. 2723
(Harford Co. org. from Baltimore Co.)
Assessment of 1783 Calvert Co.
JESSE DORRUMPLE, CV 3rd District. p. 30 (MSA S 1161-3-3)
Also see WILLIAM DORRUMPLE (above) assessed in same district
Baltimore MD Tax Records Index, 1798-1808
JESSE DALRYMPLE: 1798, pg. 236; 1799-1800. p. 86; Assessment Book 1800, p. 331;
1801-1803, pg. 90; 1804-1808, pg 122.
James 1, The Progenitor of the Hunterdon Co. NJ family, and wife Ereminah, had a
son named JESSE born 20 March 1756, at about the same time as this MD Jesse. Cousins? The
name Jesse also appears in the Lauren SC family: Jesse, born ca 1795 (George 3, George 2,
George 1)