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Family: Spouse Hannah McComas (16 July 1784 - )

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James Maddox was born about 1784.¹ He and Hannah McComas obtained a licence to marry on 29 December 1802 in Harford County, Maryland.¹ He married Hannah McComas after 29 December 1802 in Harford County, Maryland.¹

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[S729] Jon Harlan Livezey and Helene Maynard Davis, Harford County, Maryland Marriage Licenses 1777-1865

Susan Green¹

(about 1792 - )

Aquila McComas and Sarah Preston Descendants

Family: Spouse James Preston McComas (22 March 1792 - )

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Susan Green was also known as Susan McComas.¹ She was born about 1792.¹ James Preston McComas and she obtained a licence to marry on 19 October 1816 in Harford County, Maryland.¹ She married James Preston McComas after 19 October 1816 in Harford County, Maryland.¹

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[S729] Jon Harlan Livezey and Helene Maynard Davis, Harford County, Maryland Marriage Licenses 1777-1865

Ann Hunter¹

(about 1807 - )

Family: Spouse John Calvel McComas (1807 - )

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Ann Hunter was also known as Ann McComas.¹ She was born about 1807.¹ John Calvel McComas and she obtained a licence to marry on 7 April 1835 in Harford County, Maryland.¹ She married John Calvel McComas after 7 April 1835 in Harford County, Maryland.¹

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[S729] Jon Harlan Livezey and Helene Maynard Davis, Harford County, Maryland Marriage Licenses 1777-1865

Elenora Sheckell¹

(about 1820 - )

Family: Spouse John McComas (about 1827 - )

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Elenora Sheckell was also known as Elenora McComas.¹ She was born about 1820.¹ John McComas and she obtained a licence to marry on 5 January 1843 in Harford County, Maryland.¹ She married John McComas after 5 January 1843 in Harford County, Maryland.¹

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[S729] Jon Harlan Livezey and Helene Maynard Davis, Harford County, Maryland Marriage Licenses 1777-1865

Elizabeth Hughes¹

(about 1804 - )

Family: Spouse Soloman McComas (23 January 1804 - )

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Elizabeth Hughes was also known as Elizabeth McComas.¹ She was born about 1804.¹ Soloman McComas and she obtained a licence to marry on 6 February 1837 in Harford County, Maryland.¹ She married Soloman McComas after 6 February 1837 in Harford County, Maryland.¹

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[S729] Jon Harlan Livezey and Helene Maynard Davis, Harford County, Maryland Marriage Licenses 1777-1865

Clare Magness¹

(about 1801 - )

Family: Spouse William McComas (24 October 1801 - )

Son	William McComas (about 1827 - )
Son	Charles McComas (about 1827 - )
Son	Solomon McComas (about 1827 - )
Daughter	Hannah McComas (about 1827 - )
Son	John McComas (about 1827 - )

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Clare Magness was also known as Clare McComas.¹ She was born about 1801.¹ William McComas and she obtained a licence to marry on 9 December 1826 in Harford County, Maryland.¹ She married William McComas after 9 December 1826 in Harford County, Maryland.¹

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[S729] Jon Harlan Livezey and Helene Maynard Davis, Harford County, Maryland Marriage Licenses 1777-1865

Elizabeth Gilbert¹

(about 1763 - )

James McComas and Elizabeth Hillen Descendants

Family: Spouse William McComas (1763 - before 1783)

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Elizabeth Gilbert was also known as Elizabeth McComas.¹ She was born about 1763.¹ William McComas and she obtained a licence to marry on 11 June 1784 in Harford County, Maryland.¹ She married William McComas after 11 June 1784 in Harford County, Maryland.¹

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[S729] Jon Harlan Livezey and Helene Maynard Davis, Harford County, Maryland Marriage Licenses 1777-1865

Nicholas Day¹

(about 1640 - 1704/05)

Family: Spouse Sarah (about 1668 - before 28 December 1736)

Daughter	Sarah Day (about 1686 - about 1747)
Son	Nicholas Day+ (about 1688 - before 25 May 1739)
Son	Edward Day (about 1689 - before 12 February 1746)
Daughter	Elizabeth Day+ (about 1691 - 4 August 1727)
Daughter	Dinah Day (about 1694 - )

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Nicholas Day was born about 1640.^1,2 He migrated on 22 February 1658 by selling himself into "slave bondage" in return for "ship transportation" to the New World. He was bound to Richard Owens, who later granted him his freedom and notified the Crown of England that he was entitled to 50 acres of land.^3,2 He married Sarah about 1688.⁴ On 6 June 1693, Nicholas Day purchased land known as "Horse Range" (200 acres) in Baltimore County, Maryland, from Thomas Richardson and wife Rachel.¹ On 6 June 1693, Nicholas Day purchased land known as "William the Conqueror" (200 acres) in Baltimore County, Maryland, located at Gunpowder Falls for 1200 pounds of tobacco.² On 5 November 1693, Nicholas Day purchased land known as "Lesser Chance" (150 acres) in Baltimore County, Maryland, from Thomas Bruins of Baltimore County for 3,000 pounds of tobacco.^1,2 He made a will on 1 December 1704 in Baltimore County, Maryland, when he was sick and weak in body but perfect strength and memory. The executor was Sarah. Elizabeth Day, Dinah Day, Nicholas Day, and Sarah Day were named as heirs. Edward Day was mentioned in the will.^4,2 Nicholas Day died in 1704/05.^1,4

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[S730] Robert Barnes, Baltimore County, Maryland Deed Abstracts 1659-1750
[S863] Susan Day Hafner, Day Family Website
[S864] Gust Skordas, The Early Setlers of Maryland
[S728] Mary Mortimeyer and Frances Revesz, Part II of the McComas Family

Dinah Day¹

(about 1694 - )

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Father	Nicholas Day (about 1640 - 1704/05)
Mother	Sarah (about 1668 - before 28 December 1736)

Family: Spouse Joshua Merriken (about 1688 - )

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Dinah Day was also known as Dinah Merriken.¹ She was born about 1694.^1,2 On 1 December 1704, in Baltimore County, Maryland, Dinah Day was named as an heir in the will of Nicholas Day, her father, inheriting 100 acres of "Horse Range" to be split with her sister, Elizabeth, after her mother's death.^3,2 She married Joshua Merriken on 24 June 1714 in Baltimore County, Maryland.^1,2 On 4 November 1720, Joshua Merriken and Dinah Day sold land to Alexander McComas known as "Horse Range" (100 acres) in Baltimore County, Maryland, for 5200 pounds of tobacco.¹ On 20 October 1730, Dinah Day was named as an heir in the will of Sarah, to receive her mother's bed, trunk, warming pan, porridge pot, and palette, in addition to an equal share of the rest of her estate, together with Edward Day, Nicholas Day, and Sarah Day.²

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[S730] Robert Barnes, Baltimore County, Maryland Deed Abstracts 1659-1750
[S863] Susan Day Hafner, Day Family Website
[S728] Mary Mortimeyer and Frances Revesz, Part II of the McComas Family

Joshua Merriken¹

(about 1688 - )

Family: Spouse Dinah Day (about 1694 - )

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Joshua Merriken was born about 1688.^1,2 He married Dinah Day on 24 June 1714 in Baltimore County, Maryland.^1,2 On 4 November 1720 Joshua Merriken was a boatwright.¹ On 4 November 1720, Joshua Merriken and Dinah Day sold land to Alexander McComas known as "Horse Range" (100 acres) in Baltimore County, Maryland, for 5200 pounds of tobacco.¹

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[S730] Robert Barnes, Baltimore County, Maryland Deed Abstracts 1659-1750
[S863] Susan Day Hafner, Day Family Website

Richard Ruff¹

(about 1708 - )

Family: Children:

Daughter	Sarah Ruff+ (6 July 1726 - )
Son	Richard Ruff (about 1728 - )
Daughter	Mary Ruff (about 1728 - )

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Richard Ruff was born about 1708.¹ On 6 June 1728, John McComas and Ann Delap sold land known as "Come By Chance" (a 80 acre portion), now know as "Ruff's Enlargement", in Baltimore County, Maryland, to Richard Ruff.¹ On 23 November 1731 Richard Ruff was a bricklayer in Baltimore County, Maryland.¹ On 23 November 1731, John Deaver and Hannah sold land known as "Deaver's Addition" (a portion) and "Turkey Hills" (a portion) in Baltimore County, Maryland, to Richard Ruff.¹

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[S730] Robert Barnes, Baltimore County, Maryland Deed Abstracts 1659-1750

Richard Ruff¹

(about 1728 - )

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Richard Ruff (about 1708 - )

Family: Spouse Mary (about 1728 - )

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Richard Ruff was born about 1728.¹ He married Mary about 1748.¹ On 13 April 1752, Richard Ruff and Mary sold land to Sarah Ruff known as "Ruff's Chance" (a 150 acre portion.)¹ In November 1774, Richard Ruff served on the grand jury in Harford County, Maryland.² He began military service on 12 September 1775 in Josias Carvil Hall's Company of the Harford County, Maryland Militia.²

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[S730] Robert Barnes, Baltimore County, Maryland Deed Abstracts 1659-1750
[S865] Walter W. Preston, History of Harford County, Maryland, from 1608 (The Year of Smith's Expedition) to the Close of the War of 1812

Mary Ruff¹

(about 1728 - )

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Richard Ruff (about 1708 - )

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Mary Ruff was born about 1728.¹

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[S730] Robert Barnes, Baltimore County, Maryland Deed Abstracts 1659-1750

Mary¹

(about 1728 - )

Family: Spouse Richard Ruff (about 1728 - )

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Mary was also known as Mary Ruff.¹ She was born about 1728.¹ She married Richard Ruff about 1748.¹ On 13 April 1752, Richard Ruff and Mary sold land to Sarah Ruff known as "Ruff's Chance" (a 150 acre portion.)¹

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[S730] Robert Barnes, Baltimore County, Maryland Deed Abstracts 1659-1750

Katherine¹

(about 1640 - before 20 July 1682)

Family: Spouse Robert Benger (about 1640 - )

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Katherine was also known as Katherine Benger.¹ She was born about 1640.¹ She married Robert Benger about 1660.¹ On 6 March 1682, Robert Benger and Katherine sold land to Daniel Scott known as "Oliver's Reserve" (150 acres) and "Jenifers Kindness" (30 acres) in Baltimore County, Maryland.^1,2 She died before 20 July 1682.¹

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[S730] Robert Barnes, Baltimore County, Maryland Deed Abstracts 1659-1750
[S865] Walter W. Preston, History of Harford County, Maryland, from 1608 (The Year of Smith's Expedition) to the Close of the War of 1812

Bertha E Wentz¹

(about 1864 - )

Family: Spouse Luther H Hoffacker (about 1861 - )

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Bertha E Wentz was also known as Bertha E Hoffacker.¹ She was born about 1864.¹ Luther H Hoffacker and she obtained a licence to marry on 29 May 1889 in Hanover, York County, Pensylvania.² On 29 May 1889 Bertha E Wentz was an assistant housekeeper.² She married Luther H Hoffacker on 12 June 1889 in Hanover, York County, Pensylvania.¹

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[S565] York County Pennsylvania Marriage Records from website
[S288] York County Courthouse Marriage Licenses

John Bond¹

(about 1694 - before 1720)

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Father	Peter Bond (about 1650 - 1705)
Mother	Alice (about 1663 - )

Family: Spouse Mary (about 1694 - )

Son	Benjamin Bond+ (about 1714 - )

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John Bond was born about 1694.¹ On 6 April 1705, Peter Bond left land known as "Harris' Trust" (100 acres to each of his 3 youngest sons as tenants in life, 300 acres in total), in Baltimore County, Maryland, to Thomas Bond, William Bond, and John Bond.¹ He married Mary about 1713.¹ On 24 November 1715, John Bond and William Bond purchased land known as "Abell's Lot" (300 acres) in Baltimore County, Maryland, from Robert Brown, Gentleman of Anne Arundel County.¹ John Bond died before 1720.¹

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[S730] Robert Barnes, Baltimore County, Maryland Deed Abstracts 1659-1750

Mary¹

(about 1694 - )

Family: Spouse John Bond (about 1694 - before 1720)

Son	Benjamin Bond+ (about 1714 - )

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Mary was also known as Mary Bond.¹ She was born about 1694.¹ She married John Bond about 1713.¹ In 1720, William Bond sold land known as "Abell's Lot" (300 acres) in Baltimore County, Maryland, to Mary.¹

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[S730] Robert Barnes, Baltimore County, Maryland Deed Abstracts 1659-1750

Thomas Bond¹

(about 1683 - 1755)

Parents

Father	Peter Bond (about 1650 - 1705)
Mother	Alice (about 1663 - )

Family: Spouse Ann Robertson (about 1683 - before 8 November 1752)

Son	Thomas Bond, Jr+ (about 1703 - 1787)
Son	Jacob Bond+ (about 1704 - November 1780)
Son	Joshua Bond (about 1705 - )
Daughter	Sarah Bond (about 1705 - )
Daughter	Ann Bond (about 1705 - )
Son	John Bond+ (1712 - )

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Thomas Bond was born about 1683.¹ He married Ann Robertson about 1700.^1,2,3 In 1703, Thomas Bond obtained a land patent known as "Knave's Misfortune" (73 acres) which was adjacent to his father's property, and upon which he built a substantial brick dwelling.^3,4 On 6 April 1705, Peter Bond left land known as "Harris' Trust" (100 acres to each of his 3 youngest sons as tenants in life, 300 acres in total), in Baltimore County, Maryland, to Thomas Bond, William Bond, and John Bond.¹ In 1710, Thomas Bond was a member of the grand jury which protested against the move of the County Seat from Forks of Gunpowder to Joppa.³ In 1714, Thomas Bond obtained a land patent known as "Bond's Forest" (3100 acres) lying between Bynum's run and the Little Gunpowder Falls.^2,3 On 9 December 1718, Thomas Bond and Ann Robertson sold land to Thomas Preston known as "Antioch" (214 acres) in Baltimore County, Maryland.¹ In 1731, Thomas Bond obtained a land patent known as "Bond's Manor" (5000 acres) on the west side of the Susquehanna river.^3,2 On 31 December 1736, Thomas Bond purchased land known as "Poplar Neck" (1000 acres) in Baltimore County, Maryland, from Richard Dorsey and his wife Elizabeth for 130 pounds. The land was originally patented 10 Sep 1684 by Mark Richardson, who sold it to William Nicholson on 10 Nov 1703. It was then passed on to his son and daughter-in-law, William and Elizabeth on 28 Dec 1731. Elizabeth later married Richard Dorsey.¹ In 1739, Thomas Bond sold land to Captain Thomas Cresap known as "Bond's Manor" (a portion) in Baltimore County, Maryland.^2,3 On 24 July 1746, Thomas Bond sold land to Thomas Bond, Jr, known as "Francis' Delight" (100 acres), "Bond's Choice" (216 acres), and "Good Neighborhood" (a 122 acre portion), in Baltimore County, Maryland.¹ Thomas Bond executed a land record regarding "Bond's Forest" (a portion including a house already built which was intended for a meeting house and became the Quakers' Little Falls Meeting and also a schoolhouse already built) to John Bond and Thomas Bond, Jr,, as trustees, in 1749.^2,3 On 8 November 1752, Thomas Bond sold land to Jacob Bond known as "Poplar Neck" (500 of the total 1000 acres) in Baltimore County, Maryland.¹ Thomas Bond died in 1755 in Baltimore County, Maryland.^2,3

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[S730] Robert Barnes, Baltimore County, Maryland Deed Abstracts 1659-1750
[S865] Walter W. Preston, History of Harford County, Maryland, from 1608 (The Year of Smith's Expedition) to the Close of the War of 1812
[S872] Richard Henry Spencer, LL.B., Genealogical and Memorial Encyclopedia of the State of Maryland
[S873] Peter Wilson Coldham, Settlers of Maryland, 1679-1783

Ann Robertson^1,2

(about 1683 - before 8 November 1752)

Family: Spouse Thomas Bond (about 1683 - 1755)

Son	Thomas Bond, Jr+ (about 1703 - 1787)
Son	Jacob Bond+ (about 1704 - November 1780)
Son	Joshua Bond (about 1705 - )
Daughter	Sarah Bond (about 1705 - )
Daughter	Ann Bond (about 1705 - )
Son	John Bond+ (1712 - )

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Ann Robertson was also known as Ann Bond.¹ She was born about 1683.¹ She married Thomas Bond about 1700.^1,2,3 On 9 December 1718, Thomas Bond and Ann Robertson sold land to Thomas Preston known as "Antioch" (214 acres) in Baltimore County, Maryland.¹ She died before 8 November 1752.¹

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[S730] Robert Barnes, Baltimore County, Maryland Deed Abstracts 1659-1750
[S865] Walter W. Preston, History of Harford County, Maryland, from 1608 (The Year of Smith's Expedition) to the Close of the War of 1812
[S872] Richard Henry Spencer, LL.B., Genealogical and Memorial Encyclopedia of the State of Maryland

Peter Bond¹

(about 1650 - 1705)

Family: Spouse Alice (about 1663 - )

Son	Peter Bond (about 1682 - 1718)
Son	Thomas Bond+ (about 1683 - 1755)
Son	William Bond (about 1690 - )
Son	John Bond+ (about 1694 - before 1720)

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Peter Bond was born about 1650 in England. He migrated to Maryland in 1660.^2,3,4 He married Alice about 1682.¹ On 16 May 1688, Peter Bond had land surveyed known as "Bond's Forest" (301 acres) in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.⁵ On 11 December 1691, Peter Bond purchased land known as "Prosperity" (150 acres) in Baltimore County, Maryland, from Rebecca Lightfoot (widow) which were patented in 1684, for 2,200 pounds of tobacco.^6,5 In 1691, Peter Bond obtained a land patent known as "Harris' Trust" (300 acres) in Baltimore County, Maryland.^4,5 On 6 June 1692, Peter Bond and Alice purchased land in Baltimore County, Maryland, consisting of 140 acres in exchange for 200 acres, from Thomas Hedge. Both parcels were on the Bush River.⁶ On 1 November 1692, Peter Bond and Alice purchased land in Baltimore County, Maryland, consisting of 200 acres in exchange for 140 acres, from Thomas Hedge. Both parcels were on the Bush River.⁶ On 6 April 1705, Peter Bond left land known as "Harris' Trust" (100 acres to each of his 3 youngest sons as tenants in life, 300 acres in total), in Baltimore County, Maryland, to Thomas Bond, William Bond, and John Bond.¹ Peter Bond died in 1705.⁴

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[S730] Robert Barnes, Baltimore County, Maryland Deed Abstracts 1659-1750
[S829] US and Canada Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s
[S864] Gust Skordas, The Early Setlers of Maryland
[S872] Richard Henry Spencer, LL.B., Genealogical and Memorial Encyclopedia of the State of Maryland
[S873] Peter Wilson Coldham, Settlers of Maryland, 1679-1783
[S871] John Davis, Baltimore County, Maryland, Deed Records Volume I: 1659-1737, CD contains 4 volumes

William Bond¹

(about 1690 - )

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Father	Peter Bond (about 1650 - 1705)
Mother	Alice (about 1663 - )

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William Bond was born about 1690.¹ On 6 April 1705, Peter Bond left land known as "Harris' Trust" (100 acres to each of his 3 youngest sons as tenants in life, 300 acres in total), in Baltimore County, Maryland, to Thomas Bond, William Bond, and John Bond.¹ On 24 November 1715, William Bond and John Bond purchased land known as "Abell's Lot" (300 acres) in Baltimore County, Maryland, from Robert Brown, Gentleman of Anne Arundel County.¹ In 1720, William Bond sold land to Mary known as "Abell's Lot" (300 acres) in Baltimore County, Maryland.¹ On 8 August 1734, William Bond purchased land known as "Tower Hill" (100 acres) in Baltimore County, Maryland, from Thomas Miles and wife Catherine.¹ On 5 April 1743, Roger Donahue and William Bond sold land to Robert Briarly. The tract had been divided with Roger's brother, Henry known as "Emm's Delight" (a 168 acre portion) in Baltimore County, Maryland.¹ On 6 November 1747, William Bond sold land to Thomas Bond, Jr, known as "Miles Improvement" (40 acres) and "Tower Hill" (100 acres) in Baltimore County, Maryland.¹

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[S730] Robert Barnes, Baltimore County, Maryland Deed Abstracts 1659-1750

Jacob Bond¹

(about 1704 - November 1780)

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Father	Thomas Bond (about 1683 - 1755)
Mother	Ann Robertson (about 1683 - before 8 November 1752)

Family: Spouse Fanny Partridge (about 1704 - )

Son	Jacob Bond (about 1725 - )
Daughter	Martha Bond (about 1730 - )
Daughter	Charlotte Bond (about 1730 - )
Son	Ralph Bond (about 1730 - )
Son	Dennis Bond (about 1730 - )
Daughter	Ann Bond (about 1730 - )
Daughter	Priscilla Bond (about 1730 - )
Daughter	Sarah Fell Bond+ (about 1756 - 1841)

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Jacob Bond was born about 1704.¹ He married Fanny Partridge about 1724.² On 8 November 1752, Thomas Bond sold land known as "Poplar Neck" (500 of the total 1000 acres) in Baltimore County, Maryland, to Jacob Bond.^1² On 2 January 1775, Jacob Bond was present at the meeting of the Harford County Committee in Harford County, Maryland.² On 16 January 1775, Jacob Bond was present at the meeting of the Harford County Committee in Harford County, Maryland.² On 23 January 1775, Jacob Bond was present at the meeting of the Harford County Committee in Harford County, Maryland.² On 22 February 1775, Jacob Bond was elected to the Harford County Committee as a representative for in Bush River Lower Hundred, Harford County, Maryland.² On 5 April 1775, Jacob Bond was present at the meeting of the Harford County Committee in Harford County, Maryland, and paid a one Shilling fine for previously departing the Committee Meeting without leave of the Chairman before adjournment.² On 17 May 1775, Jacob Bond was present at the meeting of the Harford County Committee in Harford County, Maryland.² On 25 May 1775, Jacob Bond was present at the meeting of the Harford County Committee in Harford County, Maryland.² On 22 June 1775, Jacob Bond was present at the meeting of the Harford County Committee in Harford County, Maryland.² On 21 July 1775, Jacob Bond was present at the meeting of the Harford County Committee in Harford County, Maryland.² On 10 August 1775, Jacob Bond was present at the meeting of the Harford County Committee in Harford County, Maryland.² On 12 September 1775, Jacob Bond was present at the meeting of the Harford County Committee in Harford County, Maryland.² He registered for military service on 9 December 1775 as Captain of Harford County Maryland Militia Company No. 11.² In 1776, Jacob Bond was one of four representatives of Harford County at the Maryland Convention which wrote the first Maryland State Constitution in Annapolis, Maryland.² He made a will on 2 October 1780.² He died in November 1780.²

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Citations

[S730] Robert Barnes, Baltimore County, Maryland Deed Abstracts 1659-1750
[S865] Walter W. Preston, History of Harford County, Maryland, from 1608 (The Year of Smith's Expedition) to the Close of the War of 1812

Susanna¹

(about 1663 - )

Family: Spouse Peter Bond (about 1682 - 1718)

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