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1. Sarah Prather was born Abt 1738, of, Montgomery, Md (daughter of John Prather and Rachel Odell); died 1796, of, Montgomery, Md; was buried 03 Nov 1796, of, Montgomery, Md. Other Events:
- Reference Number: 4.067.01
- Record Change: 12 Apr 2009
Sarah married Zachariah Linthicum Abt 1763, of, Anne Arundel, Md. Zachariah (son of Thomas Linthicum and Sarah Burton) was born 1735, In, Anne Arundel, Md; died 14 Jun 1808, In, Montgomery, Md. [Group Sheet]
Children:- Mary Linthicum was born Abt 1764, of, Anne Arundel, Md.
- John Linthicum was born Abt 1766, of, Anne Arundel, Md; died Abt 1819.
- Hezekiah Linthicum was born Abt 1768, of, Anne Arundel, Md.
- Thomas Prather Linthicum, Sr was born 20 Jul 1770, ,Frederick, Md; died 08 Jun 1850, Bardstown, Nelson, Ky.
- Frederick Linthicum was born Abt 1773, of, Anne Arundel, Md.
- Elizabeth Linthicum was born Abt 1776, of, Anne Arundel, Md.
- Sarah Linthicum was born Abt 1778, of, Anne Arundel, Md.
2. John Prather was born 12 Jun 1715, Queen Anne P, Prince George, Md (son of William Nathan Prater, I and Anne Yates); died 06 Nov 1796, In, Montgomery, Md. Other Events:
- Occupation: Plantationer
- Reference Number: 3.023.06
- Record Change: 12 Apr 2009
John married Rachel Odell Queen Ann Par., Maryland. Rachel (daughter of Thomas O'Dell, II. and Margaret Beall) was born 1717, of, Md; died 19 Nov 1796, ,Montgomery, Md. [Group Sheet]
3. Rachel Odell was born 1717, of, Md (daughter of Thomas O'Dell, II. and Margaret Beall); died 19 Nov 1796, ,Montgomery, Md. Other Events:
- Record Change: 12 Apr 2009
Children:
- 1. Sarah Prather was born Abt 1738, of, Montgomery, Md; died 1796, of, Montgomery, Md; was buried 03 Nov 1796, of, Montgomery, Md.
- Thomas Henry Prather, Sr was born 12 Jun 1740, ,Montgomery, Md; died , Rowan Co., n.C..
- Mary Prather was born Abt 1747, of, Montgomery, Md; died Abt 1815, of, Montgomery, Md.
Generation: 3
4. William Nathan Prater, I was born 1670, Calvert, Maryland (son of Jonathan Prather ( Prater, I and Lyle Jane MacKay); died 1747, ,Prince George, Md. Other Events:
- Occupation: Plantation
- Reference Number: 2.004.04
- Record Change: 12 Apr 2009
Notes:
15 June, 1700:
Ninian Beal of Prince George Co., ..... in consideration of ye sum of two
Thousand pounds of Tobacco in hand paid... by Said Thomas Prater...sell
Enfeeof & Confirme unto ye said Thomas Prater... Six and fiftly acres of Land
More or Less .. Ruth Beale, wife of Ninian, waived dower.
13 Mar., 1733:
William Prather Sr. sold to William Prather Jr. for 10 pounds sterling ..
"Thukie Flight" 100 acres.
William sold to Priscilla Prather, spinster, for 20.8.8 (20 pounds, 8
shillings, 8 pence) Tract on where I now live, part of "Orphans Gift"
100 acres.
15 Dec., 1735:
William Prater Sr. and Ann sold a tract of land called "Cheney7" in Baltimore
Co., to Richard Snowden for 10 pounds sterling.
14 Arp., 1746:
William Prather Jr. sold to Christopher Lowndes, Merchant, for 2416 lbs.
Tobacco.. "Poplar Thickett", 50 acres.
17 Apr., 1746:
William Prather Jr. sold his son John Prather for 10 pounds Sterling "Turkie
Flight" ... 100 acres.
1750 :
William Prather aquired "Hog Harbour" .... 583 acres.
31 Mar., 1752:
John Prather, son of William Prather, of Frederick Co., sold for 65 pounds
stering ..100 acres of "Turkey Flight" to Benoni Fowler. Abarilla, Wife of
John, released her dower.
Ann Yates was the daughter of Geoge & Mary Well (Stockett) Yates.
The Yates family descends from many noble families of England back to the
same nobles that the Prater family had married into in the 13, 1400's.
The Mallets, Walronds, and others including the Counts of Flanders.William married Anne Yates St. Barnalas, Queen Ann Par. Maryland. Anne (daughter of George Yate, Sr. and Mary Wells) was born Abt 1672, of, Queen Annes Par, Md; died Aft 1735, ,,Md. [Group Sheet]
5. Anne Yates was born Abt 1672, of, Queen Annes Par, Md (daughter of George Yate, Sr. and Mary Wells); died Aft 1735, ,,Md. Other Events:
- Record Change: 12 Apr 2009
Notes:
!Her mother was a descendant of Baron Richard de Clare,one of the 25 sureties
who stood at Runnemeade and forced King John,on the 15 Jun.1215 to sign the
Magna Charta.
Ann is the daughter of George Yates and Mary (Wells) Stockett.
The Yate or Yates family descends from the Counts of Flanders, but it is also
said that this family has been traced back before the Counts of Flanders to
Numerius Julius Caesar.
!Her mother was a descendant of Baron Richard de Clare,one of the 25 sureties who stood at Runnemeade and forced King John,on the 15 Jun.1215 to sign the Magna Charta.Children:
- William Nathan Prather, II was born 08 Mar 1700, Queen Anne P, Prince George, Md; died Bef 20 Sep 1780, ,Prince George, Md.
- Jane Prather was born 12 Sep 1703, Queen Anne P, Prince George, Md; died Bef 05 Dec 1782, ,Prince George, Md.
- Priscilla Prather was born 21 Sep 1707, Queen Anne P, Prince George, Md; died 1801.
- Margaret Prather was born 08 Sep 1709, of, Queen Anne P, Prince George, Md; died Aft 13 Mar 1733.
- Joseph Prather was born 11 Jul 1711, of, Queen Anne P, Prince George, Md.
- 2. John Prather was born 12 Jun 1715, Queen Anne P, Prince George, Md; died 06 Nov 1796, In, Montgomery, Md.
- Sarah Prather was born 23 Mar 1716, Piscataway, St John's P, Prince George, Md.
- Elizabeth Prather was born Abt 1718, Queen Anne P, Prince George, Md.
6. Thomas O'Dell, II. was born 07 Jan 1692, S.River Hundred, Anne Arundel, Md; was christened 1698 (son of Thomas O'Dell and Sarah Ridgely); died 11 Apr 1721, Prince George, Md. Other Events:
- Ancestral File Number: HRSS-M5
- Record Change: 12 Apr 2009
Thomas married Margaret Beall Prince George, Md. Margaret (daughter of James Beall, Sr. and Sarah Pearce) was born , of Anne Arundel Co., Md; died , ,,South Carolina. [Group Sheet]
7. Margaret Beall was born , of Anne Arundel Co., Md (daughter of James Beall, Sr. and Sarah Pearce); died , ,,South Carolina. Other Events:
- Ancestral File Number: HRSS-NB
- Record Change: 12 Apr 2009
Children:
- 3. Rachel Odell was born 1717, of, Md; died 19 Nov 1796, ,Montgomery, Md.
- James Odell was born 06 May 1720, ,Prince George, Md; died Bef 12 Aug 1763, ,Montgomery, Md.
- Sarah Odell was born 1721, ,Prince Georges, Maryland; died 16 Apr 1815, ,Newberry, South Carolina; was buried , Duckett Cemetery, Newberry, Sc.
- Mary Odell was born 1722, of, Prince George, Md.
- John Odell was born Abt 1730, of, Prince George, Md; died Bef 05 Jun 1794.
Generation: 4
8. Jonathan Prather ( Prater, I was born 1630, Elizabeth City, Norfolk, Va; was christened , Eliz. Citties Co., Is Now Norfolk Co. (son of Thomas Prater, II (Gnt.) and Mary unknown); died Bef 21 Aug 1680, Calvert, Md; was buried 1680, Calvert, Md. Other Events:
- Occupation: Resurrection Plantation
- Reference Number: 1.001.01
- Record Change: 12 Apr 2009
Notes:
!Birth place provided by Robert Gardine.Marriage rec on LDS film says m.bef
1663 Calvert Co.MD.He is also sealed to Jane McKay-AFN;227H-4N-,m.1660,MD.
Date 1 Oct 1992 Arizo.There is a question as to Jane's last name and was she m.
before.GRS-NGC Confrences,21 Oct,1993,Cyndi Pote gives his wife as Lyle Jane
MacKay.She refers to Gary Benton Prather as her source.In Calvert Co.MD.He
purchased land on Swan Creek and built Prather Hall[inf from Don
Silvius,E-mail. His 2 wives listed here are the same person,she could be a relative of his mother as I question whether her maiden name was McKay or Powell, The death rate of that colony was so high that few families
stayed intact.(see Jonathon's mother's line) Wendell J Prater.
Jonathan was born in Va. and later moved to Maryland ca. 1652/58.
His name is recorded in several documents and we find it spelled several
different ways. As example; he assigned land he owned,which stated it was
land owned by Jonathan Prether but when he signed the document he signed:
Jonathan Prater. He is also recorded in other such documents as Prater,Prator,
Prether,Praither and Prather. Such was the level of education in those days,
most people "sounded out" the spelling, and then spelled that way.
We find the names Prater and Prather the most commonly used in documents
concerning Jonathan.
When Jonathan died his wife remarried to John Smith, a very wealthy Planter.
He was very good to Jonathans children and when he died he willed them a
Plantation he called "Orphans Gift" which was located near the city of St.
Mary in Maryland. John Smith's will was proved 13 Oct. 1707
Jane(Prather) Smith's Will was proved 7th Dec., 1713.
We thought for years that "Jane" was a Goldsmith, daughter of George Goldsmith
but now know she was Lyle Jane McKay. She was raised by the Goldsmiths.
Jonathan Prathers Coat-of-Arms was registered with the College of Heraldry
and has proven to be the continueing and long established "Prater Family"
whose ancestrial estates were located on Eaton Water, in the County of
Wiltshire, England. The Eaton Water Estates include Latton Manor, Inglesham
Manor which are located along the head waters of the Thames River North of
Swindon, Wiltshire, England. Jonathan used the "Prater" coat-of-arms
on some of his documents. Several other docucments were also found.
Below are examples of some of the documents we have found:
MSS. (preserved in the State Paper Dept. of Her Majesty's Public Record
Office, Eng.) "Muster Rolls of the Settlers of Va.".
21 Aug. 1680 Inventory of Estate of Jonathan Prather, dec'd. appraised by
Jn. Mils and Robt.Clark.
6 Oct. 1658 Jonathan and settled on his land at the Potomac River.
12 Nov. 1658 Jonathan Prator demandeth Warrant agst. Cornelius Kennede
warrant to the Sheriff of Calvert Co.
1 Apr. 1680 Jonathan Prater serving as Juror at Resurrection Manor, in
Calvert Co., Maryland.
Ref. Liber Q, Folio 302, Maryland Provencial Records, Land Office, Annapolis,
Md.
Jonathan Prather was transported by water from Virginia
up Chesapeake Bay and the Potomac River to Swan Crk. then to
Calvert Co.,Md. (now Pr.George Co.) with four men and one other woman;
Alexander Forcarson, Robert MacKay & wife, Wm. Woodrose, Wm. Mill and
Wm. Jones. In a small vessel owned by young George Reed of Calvert Co.,
Md. We suspect that the "other woman" was Lyle Jane Mackay, sister of Rbt.
Vol. I, p.35 "Calendar of Wills - Maryland
Jonathan Prather and wife Jane , on Swan Crk., built their home on their
estate they called "Prather Hall Plantation". Arrived Md. 6 Oct., 1658.
They did not live there long and disposed of it to George Gouldsmith, who
in his Will of Apr. 1666, bequeathed Prather Hall to his daughter, Mary
Gouldsmith.
This "Prather Hall" was located near present site of Ft. Washington,
near what became Swan Crk. Rd. on the Potomac River. (about 10 miles
south of the present Capitol Bldg., Washington D.C.)
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Many earlier searchers have claimed that Jonathan was born in England
but these were assumtions made by people who were involved in the "early"
research of our family before the research was more complete.
It was also reported that Jonathan Prather and Thomas Prater (the father
of Jonathan ) were not of the same family. --------- But even these
earlier researchers have stated that Jonathan was from Latton, Wiltshire
and Thomas was from Eaton Water, Wiltshire. Little did they know that these
two places are in fact the same estate. Eaton Water, Latton Manor, Inglesham
Manor all adjoining one another and owned by John Prater in 1547 and later
his son George who died in 1564. Their property was so vast that it borderd
three county lines in Nothern Wiltshire.
"Eaton Water" was located in the area known today as Eaton Hastings /
Lechlade / Inglesham and also included Latton Manor which is located about
one mile up river. All of these Manors are located along the bank of the
Thames River in North Central Wiltshire. (About 4 miles North of Swindon).
I have spent many a wonderful evening visiting and exploring this part of
England and still find myself returning again, year after year.
In the time of our forfathers, England was the worlds supplier of wool and
woolen goods. While England was the supplier of wool, it was Flanders that
converted the greatest amount of this wool into products, using their
great weaving houses and world market connections.
The Thames River was very important to the family, because it supported
the primary family business, the woolen trade. They used the river waters to
wash and process the wool and then transport it down river to the ports of
London. This was only one of many businesses the family was involved in.
Today the village (manor) of Lechlade has grown and is a beautiful village
with its sidewalk shops, tea rooms and a large church of a later period.
Inglesham was much larger than Lechlade when John Prater lived there in 1547,
and now "old Inglesham" only has the church to remind us that the village
even existed. ("new Inglesham" has about 6 houses and is located about one
mile south of the Inglesham of Johns Praters day..).
At Eaton Hastings, only the old church and "Ferry House" remain to remind
us that a village once stood there. The north side no longer exist.
Lord Hastings came into possession of southern part of Eaton village and it
became known as Eaton Hastings, while the "old Eaton Water" no longer exist.
He built a beautiful Manor home on the foundation of the old abot house
which sat next to the church. Lord Hastings later desided that he did not
approve of the location of the old church because it obstructed his view of
the Thames River, so he had the church moved stone by stone and
reconstructed about 50 yards west of its original location.
The local residents (which most likely included members of the Prater
family) were upset with Lord Hastings "for fear for the souls of their
ancestors buried in the floor of the old church", thus they proceded to take
Lord Hastings from his home and "stuffed him down his well, drowning him".
There were several hundred years of Prater ancestors that lay under the floor
of that old church at Eaton Hastings but today they lay in what is now the
flower garden of the Hasting Manor House at Eaton Hastings.
I had coffee with the present residents of the old Eaton Hastings Manor
House and to my supprise they were totally unaware that the church had
ever been moved, but they did exclaim, "that explains why our gardener
finds an odd bone from time to time". (Such is the British humor.)
Latton Manor is the most beautiful of what remains of our family manors
which sat on Eaton Water, on the Criklade of North Wiltshire.
I spent several nights in Latton Manor, sleeping in one of the homes
that stood during the time that George Prater lived there (d.1564).
George Prater is buried under the floor (3rd. Isle 7 Row) of the church of
Latton Manor, Wiltshire.
Latton has been in existance since before Roman occupation of England
(A.D.64) and Roman villa ruins can be found there today. It is a small
beautiful, quiet village with only about a dozen houses and the church
remaining. Some homes have the old style grass roofs.
We now know that Jonathan was born near Newport News, Va. and was the
son of Thomas (Prater) Prather of "Eaton Water, Wiltshire, England "
who landed in Elizabeth Citties, Va. in 1622. Thoams was between 18
and 20 years old when he came to America.
* Thomas was Born at Eaton Water, on the Criklade, Northern Wiltshire 1602/4.
His son Jonathan was his heir in America, Jonathan Prather's estate was
valued at 13,750 pounds at his death. Jonathan and his wife Jane, lived
in their home near the present site of Ft. Washington on the Potomac
River, Swan Creek Road, about 10 miles due south of the U.S. Capital
Building. It was called "Prather Hall". G.B.Prather
!Birth place provided by Robert Gardine.Marriage rec on LDS film says m.bef 1663 Calvert Co.MD.He is also sealed to Jane McKay-AFN;227H-4N-,m.1660,MD.
Date 1 Oct 1992 Arizo.There is a question as to Jane's last name and was she m. before.GRS-NGC Confrences,21 Oct,1993,Cyndi Pote gives his wife as Lyle Jane MacKay.She refers to Gary Benton Prather as her source.In Calvert Co.MD.He purchased lan d on Swan Creek and built Prather Hall[inf from Don Silvius,E-mail.Jonathan married Lyle Jane MacKay 12 Sep 1660, ,Calvert, Md. Lyle was born 1635, Va.; died 07 Dec 1713, Brookfield Plantation, Prin.George Co., Md; was buried 1713, Prince George, Md. [Group Sheet]
9. Lyle Jane MacKay was born 1635, Va.; died 07 Dec 1713, Brookfield Plantation, Prin.George Co., Md; was buried 1713, Prince George, Md. Other Events:
- Reference Number: 513
- Record Change: 12 Apr 2009
Notes:
Inventories & Accounts, Liber & C. ff 237/8 Hall of Records, Maryland.
Jonathan Prather died without a Will:
Inventory of goods and Chattles of Jonathan Prather appraised by Jno Mils and
Robt Clark Aug. ye 21th 1680.
4 cows + calves att 700 pounds sterling apice. 4900
1 cow with a calv 600
1 Mare 4 yars ould 500
3 Heiffers 1 Bull 3 year old 1500
5 Yarlings att 150 apiece 750
1 old Mare with a hors colt 1200
1 Young Mare 3 yar old 800
1 Saddle hors of 5 yar old 12000
3 Sows 5 Barrows 2 Boars & 5 Piggs 1000
A parcell of putr with a prcell tinn saucpans 150
a boxed Iron with 2 heatrs 30
An old Flock bed with a Bolster 2 blankitts-
& a Rugg & a bedstad. 300
An old dedstad with a bolster 2 blankitts &
a pillow all old. 150
an old woodn couch & a woodn cubboard, 2 woodn
chairs, 1 tray, 2 woodn plattrs 250
1 chs fatt 10
2 smll Butter potts 10
1 Iron pestle 25
1 old gun 150
1 Grinding Ston 60
2 Iron potts & an Iron Kettle 120
1 Smll Chest 50
1 hand saw, 1 chisll, 1 Goudge, 1 Curbb Briddle,
1 rest all old. 120
200 lbs. of tobacco due upon accot. to this
Estate from Bryan Crowle 137.50
JnO Mils (seal)
Robt Clark (seal)
No records have been found giving an inventory & accounts of his lands
and/or slaves.
Jane MacKay Prathers Will leaves the remainder of her land in England to her
14 grandchildren. Her Will was written Dec., 1713 and is on fileat the Hall
of Records in Annapolis, MD.
After the death of Jonathan Prather, Jane remarried to John Smith a wealthy
Scottsman and they lived on a plantation named "Brookfield" which was located
on the Patuxent River about 7 miles from Upper Marlboro, MD.
John Smiths Will was written on 3 Sept., 1707 and was proved on 23 Sept., 1707
in Prince George Co., MD. (Pr.Geo.Co. Wills Liber1 ff30-2).
Jane (Prather) Smith: Last Will & Testament, Prince George Co., MD.
7 Dec., 1713.
property as dowery from George Goldsmith where he later built" Prathers Hall"
Jane was on the ship when Jonathan went up the Potomac from Va. to Md.
She was listed as "one other woman"./ His wife was Lyle Jane MacKay and they
were married at Jonathans home, "Prather Hall" on or before 12 Sept., 1666.
Lyle Jane MacKay stayed with George Gouldsmiths family for a time as a young
girl.They may have raised her for several years. (The Will of G.Goldsmith )
!JWP says her name was not Goldsmith.GBP gives her name as Lyle Jane McKay,
No parents.She was raised by Geo Gouldsmith.When Jonathon was transported from
VA,there was a Robert MacKay & wife with him.She could have been the wife of
Robert or his sister and wife of Jonathon.Children:
- Jane P Prater, Prather was born 1664, Calvert, Maryland, Md; died 1710.
- Jonathan Prather ( Prater, II was born 12 Sep 1666, Calvert, Maryland, Md; died 20 Mar 1736, ,Prince George, Md; was buried 1736.
- George Prater was born 1668, ,Calvert, Md; died 29 Jul 1678, ,Prince George, Md.
- 4. William Nathan Prater, I was born 1670, Calvert, Maryland; died 1747, ,Prince George, Md.
- Thomas Prater was born 1673, ,Calvert, Md; died 1712, Orphans Gift, Prince George, Md; was buried 1712, Orphans Gift, Prince George, Md.
- John Prater was born 1676, ,Calvert, Md; died 20 Dec 1718, ,Prince George, Maryland.
- Elizabeth Prather was born 1680, Prince George's Co., Md; was christened , Husband: Phillip Gittings.
10. George Yate, Sr. was born , Ufton Court, Berkshire, England (son of John Yate and Mary Elizabeth Tattershall); died 06 Jun 1691, All Hallows Pari, Anne Arundel, Maryland; was buried 1671, All Hallows Pari, Anne Arundel, Maryland. Other Events:
- Ancestral File Number: 7TVF-H1
- Record Change: 12 Apr 2009
George married Mary Wells May 1671, A. a. Co., Md.. Mary (daughter of Richard Wells and Frances Whyte) was born 1631, of Herring Creek, Anne Arundel, Md; died 21 Jan 1698, All Hallow's Parish, Anne Arundel Co, Md; was buried 21 Jan 1698, All Hallow's Parish, Anne Arundel Co, Md. [Group Sheet]
11. Mary Wells was born 1631, of Herring Creek, Anne Arundel, Md (daughter of Richard Wells and Frances Whyte); died 21 Jan 1698, All Hallow's Parish, Anne Arundel Co, Md; was buried 21 Jan 1698, All Hallow's Parish, Anne Arundel Co, Md. Other Events:
- Ancestral File Number: 46Z0-H4
- Record Change: 12 Apr 2009
Notes:
!AFN-46ZO-H4 has her b.1631,makes her 9years older than husband.
Children:
- George Yate, Jr. was born , S River Hundred, Anne Arundel, Md; died 13 Sep 1717, Baltimore, Md.
- John Yate was born , of Queen Anne Parish, Md.
- Frances Yates was born , of Queen Anne Parish, Md.
- Elizabeth Yates
- 5. Anne Yates was born Abt 1672, of, Queen Annes Par, Md; died Aft 1735, ,,Md.
12. Thomas O'Dell was born , of Anne Arundel Co., Md (son of Reginald O'Dell and Mrs Priscilla O'Dell); died , , Prince George, Md. Other Events:
- Record Change: 12 Apr 2009
Thomas married Sarah Ridgely of Anne Arundel Co., Md. Sarah (daughter of Col. Henry Ridgely and Elizabeth Howard, daughter of Col. Henry Ridgely and Sarah Warner) was born , of Anne Arundel Co., Md; died Bef 28 Jun 1729, , Prince George, Md. [Group Sheet]
13. Sarah Ridgely was born , of Anne Arundel Co., Md (daughter of Col. Henry Ridgely and Elizabeth Howard, daughter of Col. Henry Ridgely and Sarah Warner); died Bef 28 Jun 1729, , Prince George, Md. Other Events:
- Record Change: 12 Apr 2009
Children:
- 6. Thomas O'Dell, II. was born 07 Jan 1692, S.River Hundred, Anne Arundel, Md; was christened 1698; died 11 Apr 1721, Prince George, Md.
- Henry Odell was born 15 Apr 1694, All Hollow's, Anne Arundel, Md; died 01 Jan 1738, ,Anne Arundel, Md.
- Elizabeth Odell was born Abt 1698, All Hollow's, Anne Arundel, Md; died Abt 1700, All Hollow's, Anne Arundel, Md.
- Ann Odell was born 12 Apr 1702, All Hollow's, Anne Arundel, Md; was christened 12 Apr 1702, All Hollows Parish, Anne Arundel, Maryland; died 1702, All Hollow's, Anne Arundel, Md.
- Anne O'Dell was born 18 Nov 1703, St Johns Parish, Prince George, Md; died 20 Dec 1771, Prince George, Md.
- Reginold O'Dell was born 24 Oct 1705, Queen Annes Parish, Prince George, Md; died 08 Apr 1754, Prince George, Md.
- Reginald Odell was born 24 Oct 1705, All Hollow's, Anne Arundel, Md; died Bef 08 Apr 1754.
- Sarah O'Dell was born 10 Apr 1709, Queen Annes Parish, Prince George, Md.
- Sarah Odell was born 10 Apr 1709, All Hollow's, Anne Arundel, Md.
14. James Beall, Sr. was born 05 Feb 1652, St Andrews, Fife, Scotland; was christened 05 Feb 1652, Saint Andrew's, Fife, Scotland (son of Alexander Bell, Beallsr and Margaret Ramsey); died 10 Jul 1725, ,Prince George Co, Maryland; was buried Bef 10 Feb 1725, Prince George Co, Maryland Colony, America. Other Events:
- Ancestral File Number: MRFS-VC
- Record Change: 12 Apr 2009
James married Sarah Pearce 1695, ,Prince Georges, Maryland. Sarah (daughter of John Peerce and Sarah Sprigg) was born 1680, ,Prince Georges, Maryland; died 1722, Prince George Co, Maryland; was buried Bef 28 Nov 1761, Prince George Co, Maryland Colony, America. [Group Sheet]
15. Sarah Pearce was born 1680, ,Prince Georges, Maryland (daughter of John Peerce and Sarah Sprigg); died 1722, Prince George Co, Maryland; was buried Bef 28 Nov 1761, Prince George Co, Maryland Colony, America. Other Events:
- Ancestral File Number: MRFS-WJ
- Record Change: 12 Apr 2009
Children:
- 7. Margaret Beall was born , of Anne Arundel Co., Md; died , ,,South Carolina.
- James Beall was born , of Prince George, Md.
- Mary Beall was born , of Prince George, Md.
- John Beall was born Abt 1677, of, Prince George, Md.
- John Beall was born 1696, Calvert Co., Maryland; died 20 Oct 1756, ,Prince George Co, Maryland.
- Sarah Beall was born 1697, of, Anne Arundel, Md; died Abt 1769, of, Prince George, Md.
- James Beall, Jr. was born 1698, Prince George Co, Maryland Colony, America; died 1733, ,Prince George, Maryland; was buried 1733, Prince George Co, Maryland Colony, America.
- Nathaniel Beall was born 1700, ,Prince George, Md; died 1757.
- Robert Beall, Jr. was born 1704, Pr.Geo's Co., Maryland; died 1740, St.Geo.Parish, Pr.Geo's Co., Maryland.
- Joseph Beall was born 1706, Pr.Geo's Co., Maryland; died Abt 1798.
- Zephaniah Beall was born 1708, of Prince George, Md; died , Belleville, Mifflin, Pennsylvannia.
- Zepheniah Beall was born 1720, Pr.Geo's Co., Maryland; died 1801.