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BOWIE, GOVERNOR ROBERT, 1750-1818. Captain Third Maryland Battalion of the Flying Camp, July-De- cember, 1776. Governor of Maryland, 1803-5, 18II- 12. Simpson, Mrs. Edward.
BOWIE, WILLIAM, 1720-1791. Justice, Prince George's Co., 1759-64. Simpson, Mrs. Edward.
BOWLY, DANIEL, 1745-1807. Member Committee of Observation, 1775. En- sign in Captain John Ster- ett's Independent Com- pany, Maryland Militia. Keyser, Mrs. Samuel. Jackson, Mrs. John J.
Comegys, Mrs. Joseph Par- sons.
Thompson, Miss Charlotte de Macklot.
Wilson, Miss Mary Bowly. Wilson, Miss Ella Chapman. Wilson, Miss Emma.
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BOWMAN, EDMUND. Justice, Lower Norfolk Co., Va., 1655, '59; Accomac Co., 1663. Major of Accomac Co. Militia. Member of the Virginia House of Burgesses. Tiffany, Mrs. L. McLane.
BOZMAN, JOHN. Burgess, Somerset Co., 1694.
Markoe, Mrs. Frank. Sibley, Mrs. Clarence. Dugan, Mrs. Hammond.
BRANCH, CHRISTOPHER. Mem- ber of the Virginia House of Burgesses, 1639. Jus- tice of Henrico Co., 1656, and previously for many years. Keyser, Mrs. R. Brent. Buchanan, Miss Esther Sid- ney.
Randall, Mrs. Alexander Bar- ton. Cary, Mrs. Wilson Miles. Cary, Miss Jane Margaret.
BRAXTON, CARTER, 1736-1797. Member of the Virginia House of Burgesses, 1761; Signer of the Declaration of Independence. Page, Mrs. William C.
BRENT, CAPTAIN GEORGE, of Stafford Co., Va. Captain of a Troop of Horse in 1670; Ranger-General of the Northern neck of Vir- ginia, 1690. Keyser, Mrs. William. Hunt, Mrs. Dunbar. Hunt, Miss Anita Dunbar. Brent, Miss Nanine Maria. Brent, Miss Ida S.
BRENT, DEPUTY GOVERNOR GILES. Treasurer of the Province of Maryland. Commander of Kent Isl- and. Deputy Governor and Lieutenant-General of Maryland, 1643-44. Lord of Fort Kent Manor.
Jenkins, Mrs. Michael. Jenkins, Mrs. Edmund Plow- den. Hinckley, Mrs. Robert. O' Donnell, Mrs. Columbus. Lyster, Mrs. Henry F. LeH.
BRENT, WILLIAM., of Rich- land, Stafford Co., Va. Member of the Virginia House of Burgesses, 1756, 1760. Member of Conven- tion, 1776. Lyster, Mrs. Henry F. LeH.
BREWER, JOHN. Justice, Anne Arundel Co., 1658-61.
Burgess, 1661. Atkinson, Mrs. Robert. Gamble, Mrs. Robert Howard. Calvert, Mrs. Charles Balti- more. Iglchart, Mrs. C. Iredell. Robinson, Miss Louisa Hall. Mackubin, Miss Florence.
BREWSTER, ELDER WILLIAM, 1560-1644. Drafted, in the cabin of the Mayflower, the first written Constitution. He served in the early In- dian Wars under Captain Miles Standish. Ridgely, Mrs. John. Powell, Mrs. William S. Carroll, Mrs. Mary Randolph. Clarke, Mrs. Henry F. Page, Mrs. William C.
BRICE, JUDGE JOHN, 1704-1766. Chief Justice of the Pro- vincial Court of Maryland. Allen, Mrs. Ethan.
BRISCOE, CAPTAIN JOHN, 1678- I734. Justice of Charles Co., 1720-34. Parran, Mrs. James Bourne.
BRISCOE, COLONEL PHILIP, -1724. Justice, Charles County, 1694-1701. Parran, Mrs. James Bourne.
BRISCOE, SAMUEL, -1786.
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Justice of Charles Co., 1773-74.
Parran, Mrs. James Bourne.
BROOKE, COLONEL BAKER, 1628-1679. Member of the Council of Maryland, 1658-79 ; Surveyor - Gen- eral, 1671-79; Colonel of the Calvert Co. Militia. Parran, Mrs. James Bourne.
BROOKE, CAPTAIN BENJAMIN, I 7 53 -1834. Lieutenant, Pennsylvania Militia, 1776; Captain, 1777. Brooke, Mrs. John.
BROOKE, DOCTOR JOHN. Commissioner of Peace,
Dorchester Co., Md., 1676. Burgess, 1681. Dandridge, Miss Anne Spotts- wood.
BROOKE, MICHAEL. Burgess, Calvert Co., 1657. Com- missioned Justice, 1655. Dandridge, Miss Anne Spotts- wood.
BROOKE, RICHARD, 1736-1788. Member of the Commit- tees of Correspondence and Observation, Freder- ick Co., 1774-75. Delegate to Convention, 1775. Cap- tain of Frederick Co. Mil- itia, 1776. Major, 15 Au- gust, 1776. Redwood, Mrs. Frank T.
BROOKE, ACTING GOVERNOR ROBERT, 1602-1655. B. A., 1620; M. A., 1624; Wad- leam College, Oxford. Commissioned by Lord Baltimore, 20 September, 1649, Commander of a new county to be erected in Maryland, and Mem- ber of Council. Appoint- ed, 29 March, 1652, by Cromwell's Commission- ers, President of the Coun- cil and Acting Governor.
Kerfoot, Mrs. Samuel Humes. Ritchie, Mrs. John.
Pearre, Miss Mary Smith Worthington.
Phenix, Miss Florence.
Blackiston, Mrs. A. Hooton.
Leakin, Miss Margaret Dob- bin.
Smith, Miss Clementinc.
Smith, Miss Sallie Cox.
Steele, Miss Rosa.
Sioussat, Mrs. Albert Willis.
Penniman, Mrs. George Dob- bin.
Thompson, Miss Elizabeth Young.
Manly, Mrs. L. Tyson.
Gorter, Mrs. Albert L.
Boyd, Mrs. Allen Richards.
Denman, Mrs. H. B.
Philpot, Miss Mary Dennison.
Redwood, Mrs. Frank T.
Williams, Miss Elizabeth Chew.
Beall, Miss Louisa Ogle.
Beckwith, Mrs. Franklin H.
Woods, Mrs. Daniel C.
Brent, Miss Ida S.
Keyser, Mrs. William.
Hunt, Mrs. Dunbar.
Hunt, Miss Anita Dunbar.
Williams, Mrs. Charles Phelps. Parran, Mrs. James Bourne. Mackenzie, Miss Mary G. M. Jones, Mrs. George Alphonzo. Kimball, Mrs. Julius Henry.
Baughman, Mrs. Mary Jane.
BROOKE, ROGER, 1637-1700. Justice, Calvert Co., 1674- 85; of Quorum from 1679. High Sheriff, 1684. Penniman, Mrs. George Dob- bin.
Brent, Miss Ida S.
Keyser, Mrs. William. Hunt, Mrs. Dunbar. Hunt, Miss Anita Dunbar.
Mackenzie, Miss Mary G. M.
BROOKE, MAJOR THOMAS, 1632-1676. Commissioned Major, Maryland Forces, II February, 1660. Served in expedition against In-
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dians, 1667. Member of House of Burgesses for Calvert Co., 1663-76. Ritchie, Mrs. John. Williams, Mrs. Charles Phelps.
Pearre, Miss Mary Smith Worthington.
Phenix, Miss Florence.
Blackiston, Mrs. A. Hooton. Leakin, Miss Margaret Dob- bin. Smith, Miss Clementine. Smith, Miss Sallie Cox. Steele, Miss Rosa.
Sioussat, Mrs. Albert Willis. Thompson, Miss Elizabeth Young.
Gorter, Mrs. Albert L.
Boyd, Mrs. Allen Richards.
Denman, Mrs. H. B. Philpot, Miss Mary Dennison.
Redwood, Mrs. Frank T.
Williams, Miss Elizabeth Chew.
Beall, Miss Louisa Ogle.
Beckwith, Mrs. Franklin H. Woods, Mrs. Daniel C. Kimball, Mrs. Julius Henry.
BROOKE, COLONEL THOMAS, 1659-1730. Member of Council of Maryland, 1691- 1707, 1715-24. Kerfoot, Mrs. Samuel Humes. Ritchie, Mrs. John.
Pearre, Miss Mary Smith Worthington. Phenix, Miss Florence. Blackiston, Mrs. A. Hooton.
Smith, Miss Clementine. Smith, Miss Sallie Cox.
Steele, Miss Rosa. Mackall, Miss Sally Somer- vell.
Boyd, Mrs. Allen Richards. Beall, Miss Louisa Ogle. Beckwith, Mrs. Franklin H.
BROOKE, THOMAS, JR., 1683- 1744. High Sheriff, Prince George's Co., 1732-33. Beall, Miss Louisa Ogle.
BROOKS, GOVERNOR JOHN. 1752 - 1825. Captain of
Minute Men at Lexington and Concord, 19 April, I775. Major, Bridge's Massachusetts Regiment, 1775, and of 19th Conti- nental Infantry, 1776. Lieutenant - Colonel, 8th Massachusetts Regiment, 1776. Lieutenant-Colonel commanding 7th Massa- chusetts Regiment, 1778, and served till 12 June, 1783. Brigadier-General, United States Army, 1792- 96. Governor of Massa- chusetts, 1816.
Mudge, Mrs. Edmund Tile- ston.
BROOME, JOHN, 1680 - 1738. Burgess, Calvert Co., 1712. High Sheriff, 1714. Jus- tice, 1731-38; of Quorum, 1738.
Penniman, Mrs. George Dob- bin.
BROOME, CAPTAIN JOHN, 1703 -. Captain Calvert Co. Militia, 1754-56. Penniman, Mrs. George Dob- bin.
BROUGHTON, COLONEL THOS. -1738. Member o f Council of South Carolina, I708. Governor of the Province, 1735-38. Morris, Miss Elizabeth M.
BROWN, CHAD, -1650. One of thirteen signers of the first written compact of Providence Plantations. Wright, Mrs. D. Giraud. Taylor, Mrs. B. Jones.
BROWN, DR. GUSTAVUS, 1689- 1762. Justice, Charles Co., 1726-62 ; Chief Justice, 1748-62. Hall, Mrs. George W. S. Ramsay, Miss Martha Par- ker.
BUCHANAN, GENERAL AN-
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DREW, 1734-1786. Chief
Justice, Baltimore Co. Member of Committees of Correspondence and Ob- servation, 1774-75. One of the five brigadier generals of the Maryland Militia, 1776.
Philpot, Miss Mary Dennison. Redwood, Mrs. Frank T.
Screven, Mrs. George P. Sullivan, Mrs. Felix R.
BUCHANAN, DR. GEORGE,
1698-1750. One of the Commissioners for laying out Baltimore Town, 1729. Burgess, Baltimore Co., 1745-50.
Black, Mrs. Charles H.
Sloan, Mrs. Robert Neale.
McIntire, Mrs. William Wat- son.
Goldsborough, Mrs. George Robins.
Chatard, Mrs. Thomas M.
Philpot, Miss Mary Dennison.
Redwood, Mrs. Frank T.
Screven, Mrs. George P.
Sullivan, Mrs. Felix R.
BUCHANAN, LLOYD, 1729- Burgess, Baltimore Co., 175I.
McIntire, Mrs. William Wat- son. Goldsborough, Mrs. George Robins.
BUCHANAN, COLONEL WILL- IAM, 1727-1804. Member of the Maryland Conven- tion, 1775, and of Commit- tee of Observation, 1775- 76. Commissioned Colo- nel of the Baltimore Bat- talion 25 May, 1776. Ap- pointed, by Congress, Commissary General of the Continental Army, 1777. Brown, Miss Ellen Sidney. Buchanan, Miss Esther Sid- ney.
BUCKNER, MAJOR WILLIAM,
-1716. Justice of York Co., Va., 1694; High Sher- iff, 1695-1696; Burgess, 1698-1699. Johnston, Miss Maria Stith. Robbins, Mrs. Henry S.
BURFORD, THOMAS, -1687. Burgess, St. Mary's Co., 1682-87. Attorney-General of Maryland, 1681-86. Lowndes, Mrs. Lloyd. Howard, Mrs. Charles.
BURGESS, CAPTAIN EDWARD, -1722. Commissioned, 4 September, 1689, Cap- tain of Foot, Anne Arun- del Co. Militia. Shippen, Mrs. Edward.
BURGESS, COLONEL WILLIAM, 1622-1686. Justice, Anne Arundel Co., 1664; of Quorum, 1665. Burgess, 1659, 1669-82. Member of Council and Deputy Gov- ernor, 1682-86. Colonel, commanding all the mili- tary forces of the Province of Maryland.
Leakin, Miss Margaret Dob- bin.
Sioussat, Mrs. Albert Willis. Thompson, Miss Elizabeth Young.
Fuller, Mrs. Olive Clyde.
Gorter, Mrs. Albert L.
Boyd, Mrs. Allen Richards.
Philpot, Miss Mary Dennison.
Redwood, Mrs. Frank T.
Williams, Miss Elizabeth Chew. Sereven, Mrs. George P.
Sullivan, Mrs. Felix R. Lürman, Mrs. Gustav W. Beall, Miss Louisa Ogle.
Shippen, Mrs. Edward.
Smith, Mrs. Chandler Price.
Pennington, Miss Elizabeth Lloyd.
Blackiston, Mrs. A. Hooton.
Pearre, Miss Mary Smith Worthington. McCrackin, Mrs. Alexander.
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BURWELL, HONORABLE LEWIS, -1710. Member of the Council of Virginia, 1702. Armistead, Miss Fannie Car- ter. Smith, Miss Virginia Hope Bryant.
Minor, Miss Mary Willis.
BURWELL, NATHANIEL, 1680- 1721. Member of the Vir- ginia House of Burgesses, 1710. Minor, Miss Mary Willis.
BURWELL, ROBERT CARTER. Member of the Virginia House of Burgesses. Member of Council, 1764. Minor, Miss Mary Willis.
BUTLER, COLONEL THOMAS, 1748 - 1805. Captain in Pennsylvania Line, 1776, and served through the Revolutionary War. Ma- jor United States Army, 1791; Lieutenant-Colonel, 1795; Colonel, 1802. Chancellor, Mrs. C. W.
BUTLER, CAPTAIN ZEBULON, 1731-1795. Served in the French and Indian War in 1758, on the Canadian frontier, and at Fort Ed- ward, Lake George, Ti- conderoga, and Crown Point. Served also in the Havana Expedition, 1762. Strother, Mrs. Nelson.
BYRD, WILLIAM I., 1652-1704. Member of the Council of Virginia, 1681-1704. Re- ceiver of His Majesty's Revenues for the Colony of Virginia. Ober, Mrs. Robert. Minor, Miss Mary Willis. Randall, Mrs. Alexander Bar- ton.
BYRD, WILLIAM II., 1674-1744. Member of the Council of Virginia, 1707 - 44, and
President of the Council.
Founder of the City of Richmond. Fellow of the Royal Society.
Poultney, Mrs. Arthur E.
McCandlish, Miss Evelyn Byrd. Ober, Mrs. Robert. Minor, Miss Mary Willis.
Randall, Mrs. Alexander Bar- ton.
BYRD, WILLIAM, III., 1729- 1777. Colonel of the 2d Virginia Regiment, 1756. Member of the Council of Virginia, 1754- 77. Ober, Mrs. Robert. Randall, Mrs. Alexander Bar- ton.
CALHOUN, JAMES, 1743-1816. Member of Committee of Observation, Baltimore, 1774-76. Deputy Commis- sary-General of the Con- tinental Army, 1777. First Mayor of Baltimore, 1797. Buchanan, Miss Esther Sid- ney.
CALVERT, HONORABLE BENE- DICT, -1788. Judge of the Land Office. Mem- ber of Council, 1770-74. Collector of Customs. Campbell, Mrs. Duncan. Campbell, Miss Ella Calvert. Murray, Mrs. Francis Key.
CALVERT, GOVERNOR CHARLES. Ensign in His Majesty's First Regiment of Foot Guards, 27 No- vember, 1709; Lieutenant and Captain, 4 January, 1718. Governor of Mary- land, 1720-27. Campbell, Mrs. Duncan. Campbell, Miss Ella Calvert. Murray, Mrs. Francis Key.
CALVERT, GOVERNOR LEON- ARD, -1647. Governor of Maryland from its first
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settlement, in 1634, until his death, 9 June, 1647. Parran, Mrs. James Bourne.
CAMM, REVEREND JOHN, 1718 - 1779. Member of Council of Virginia, 1774. President of William and Mary College, 1771-77. Atkinson, Mrs Matthew S. Page, Mrs. William C.
CANBY, THOMAS, 1668-1742. Justice of the Peace, Bucks Co., Penna., 1719- 41. Member of Provincial Assembly, 1721-22, '30, '33, '38. Canby, Miss Laura. Smith, Mrs. Thomas Marsh.
CARPENTER, WILLIAM. One of the thirteen original proprietors of Providence Plantations, 1636. Com- missioner, 1658-63. As- sistant, 1665-72. Wright, Mrs. D. Giraud. Taylor, Mrs. B. Jones.
CARR, DABNEY, 1743-1773. Member of the Virginia House of Burgesses, for Louisa Co., 1773. Keyser, Mrs. R. Brent. Buchanan, Miss Esther Sid- ney. Cary, Mrs. Wilson Miles. Cary, Miss Jane Margaret.
CARROLL, CHARLES, -1720. Commissioned Attorney - General of Maryland, 18 July, 1688. Payson, Mrs. Herbert. Boone, Mrs. Daniel A. Bayard, Miss Ellen Howard. Horsey, Mrs. Outerbridge.
CARROLL, DR. CHARLES, 1691- 1755. Burgess for Annap- olis, 1737, and subsequent years. Beall, Mrs. Edward Sinclair. Beall, Miss Louisa Ogle Mackubin, Miss Florence.
Allen, Mrs. Ethan. Turnbull, Mrs. John O. Washburn, Mrs. Charles W. Preston, Mrs. J. Alexander. Carroll, Miss Sally Wethered. Calvert, Mrs. Charles Balti- more.
Winn, Miss Mary.
CARTER, CHARLES, 1707-1764. Member of the Virginia House of Burgesses, 1748- 64. Minor, Miss Mary Willis.
CARTER, EDWARD. Member of Pennsylvania Assembly, 1688. Huse, Mrs. Harry P.
CARTER, COLONEL JOHN, - 1669. Member of the Vir- ginia House of Burgesses, 1642 - 49, '53 - 59. Com- manded against Rappa- hannock Indians, 1654. Member of Council, 1659- 69. Colonel of Lancaster Co., 1656. Hoffman, Mrs. R. Curzon. McLean, Mrs. Thomas Chal- mers. Poultney, Mrs. Arthur E. Lyster, Mrs. Henry F. Gordon, Miss Margaret. Ober, Mrs. Robert. Lemmon, Mrs. J. Southgate. Minor, Miss Mary Willis. Carter, Miss Mary Coles. Nicholas, Miss Cary Ann. Nicholas, Miss Elizabeth Cary. Page, Mrs. William C. Randall, Mrs. Alexander Bar- ton.
CARTER, HONORABLE JOHN, 1690-1743. Member of the Council of Virginia, 1724. Carter, Miss Mary Coles.
CARTER, LANDON (Sabine Hall). Member of the Virginia House of Bur- gesses, 1748-65. Chairman Committee of Safety, Rich- mond Co., 1775.
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Minor, Miss Mary Willis. Lyster, Mrs. Henry F. LeH.
CARTER, HONORABLE ROBERT, 1663-1732. Speaker of the Virginia House of Bur- gesses, 1695-99. Treasurer, 1694-1732. President of the Council and Acting Gov- ernor, 1726-27. Member of Council, 1699-1732. McLean, Mrs. Thomas Chal- mers.
Poultney, Mrs. Arthur E.
Lyster, Mrs. Henry F. LeH. Gordon, Miss Margaret.
Ober, Mrs. Robert.
Lemmon, Mrs. J. Southgate. Minor, Miss Mary Willis. Carter, Miss Mary Coles.
Nicholas, Miss Cary Ann. Nicholas, Miss Elizabeth Cary. Page, Mrs. William C. Randall, Mrs. Alexander Bar- ton.
CARTER, ROBERT. Member of Pennsylvania Assembly, 1698-99. Member of the House of Representatives, 1703. Huse, Mrs. Harry P.
CARTER, ROBERT WORMLEY. Member of the Virginia House of Burgesses, 1769- 74. Member of Conven- tion, 1775.
Lyster, Mrs. Henry F. LeH.
CARY, ARCHIBALD, 1720-1787. Member of the Virginia House of Burgesses, 1748- 74. Colonial Committee of Correspondence, 1773- 74. Member of Conven- tion, 1775. Speaker of Vir- ginia Senate, 1776-87.
McLean, Mrs. Thomas Chal- mers.
Gordon, Miss Margaret. Keyser, Mrs. R. Brent. Randall, Mrs. Alexander Bar- ton. Cary, Miss Jane Margaret.
CARY, COLONEL MILES I., 1620-1667. Member of the Virginia House of Bur- gesses, 1659-63. Member of Council, 1663-67. Ma- jor of Militia. Warwick Co., 1654 ; Lieutenant- Colonel, 1657; Colonel and County Lieutenant, 1659. Killed in action with the Dutch; died, 10 June, 1667. Carter, Miss Mary Coles. Nicholas, Miss Cary Ann. Nicholas, Miss Elizabeth Cary Keyser, Mrs. R. Brent. Randall, Mrs. Alexander Bar- ton.
Cary, Miss Jane Margaret.
CARY, COLONEL MILES II., 1655-1709. Justice of War- wick Co., Va., 1680; Cap- tain of the County Militia, 1691; Lieutenant-Colonel, 1701; Colonel, 1704. Mem- ber of the Virginia House of Burgesses, 1692-9 3, 1699-1704. Charter Trus- tee of William and Mary College, 1693, and Rector, 1706. Surveyor-General of Virginia, 1699-1709. Naval Officer of York River, 1699-1709.
Cary, Miss Jane Margaret. Carter, Miss Mary Coles. Nicholas, Miss Cary Ann. Nicholas, Miss Elizabeth Cary. Keyser, Mrs. R. Brent. Randall, Mrs. Alexander Bar- ton.
CARY, COLONEL WILSON, 1703-1772. Major of Mil- itia, Elizabeth City Co., Va., 1740; Colonel and County Lieutenant, 1751. Naval Officer of Lower James River, 1726, and for thirty-five years thereafter. Carter, Miss Mary Coles. Nicholas, Miss Cary Ann. Nicholas, Miss Elizabeth Cary. Keyser, Mrs. R. Brent. Randall, Mrs. Alexander Bar- ton. Cary, Miss Jane Margaret.
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CARY, COLONEL WILSON MILES, 1734-1817. Mem- ber of the Virginia House of Burgesses, 1759, 1766- 68. Lieutenant-Colonel of Warwick Co., 1758; Coun- ty Lieutenant and Colonel of Eliazbeth City Co., 1762. Visitor of William and Mary College. Member of Virginia Convention, 1776. Naval Officer of Lower James, 1760-76. Keyser, Mrs. R. Brent.
Cary, Miss Jane Margaret.
CATTELL, CAPTAIN BENJAMIN, 1749-1782. Commissioned Captain in Ist South Car- olina Regiment, 5 June, 1775.
Iglehart, Mrs. C. Iredell.
Robinson, Miss Louisa Hall.
Whitridge, Mrs. Horatio L. Taylor, Mrs. Winfield J.
Turnbull, Mrs. Alexander Nisbet. Garrett, Mrs. T. Harrison.
CATTELL, HONORABLE WILL- IAM, 1682-1752. Member of the Council of South Carolina, 1724. Iglehart, Mrs. C. Iredell.
Robinson, Miss Louisa Hall. Whitridge, Mrs. Horatio L. Taylor, Mrs. Winfield J. Turnbull, Mrs. Alexander Nisbet.
Garrett, Mrs. T. Harrison.
CHAMBERLAINE, SAMUEL. 1697-1773. Burgess, Tal- bot Co., 1731. Member of Council, 1740-50. Merritt, Mrs. J. Alfred. Earle, Miss Mary Isabel. Stokes, Miss Elisa Hughes.
CHANDLER, JOB, -1659. Re- ceiver-General of Mary- land, 1651. Member of Council, 1651-54, '56-59. Milnor, Miss Mary Worth- ington.
CHASE, HONORABLE SAMUEL, 1741-18II. Member of House of Burgesses. Del- egate, from Maryland, to Continental Congress, 1774-78. Signer of the Declaration of Independ- ence. Chief Justice of Maryland. Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. Mills, Mrs. Abraham Gilbert.
CHASE, REVEREND THOMAS, 1703-1779. Rector of St. Paul's Church, Baltimore Co., 1745-79. Mills, Mrs. Abraham Gilbert.
CHECKLEY, COLONEL SAMUEL, 1653-1738. Captain of An- cient and Honorable Ar- tillery Company. Colonel. 1715. Representative to General Court, 1702-17. Jones, Mrs. E. Bradley.
CHEESEBOROUGH, SAMUEL, 1627-1673. Representative, 1657, '65-66, '70-73, Colony of Connecticut. Mason, Mrs. John Thomson.
CHEESEBOROUGH, WILLIAM, 1594-1667. Deputy. 1640, '42, Colony of Massachusetts Bay; Representative, 1653, '55, '57, 64, Colony of Con- necticut.
Mason, Mrs. John Thomson.
CHEW, BENJAMIN, 1722-1810. Attorney-General of Penn- sylvania, 1755-67. Mem- ber of Governor's Coun- cil, 1755. Speaker of As- sembly of Lower Coun- ties. 1756. Chief Justice, Supreme Court of Penn- sylvania, 1774. Sibley, Mrs. Clarence. Keyser, Mrs. R. Brent. Dugan, Mrs. Hammond. Bayard. Miss Ellen Howard. Howard, Miss Marian Gilmor. Bayard. Mrs. Richard Bassett.
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King, Mrs. Joseph. Marshall, Mrs. Edward Ath- elstan.
CHEW, JOHN, -1668. Mem- ber Virginia House of Burgesses, 1623-29, '42-44. Justice, York Co., Va., 1634-52.
Williams, Miss Elizabeth Chew.
Keyser, Mrs. R. Brent.
Paca, Miss Juliana Tilghman. Bayard, Miss Ellen Howard. Howard, Miss Marian Gilmor. Bayard, Mrs. Richard Bassett. King, Mrs. Joseph.
Marshall, Mrs. Edward Ath- elstan.
Philpot, Miss Mary Dennison. Milnor, Miss Mary Worthing- ton.
CHEW, SAMUEL, -1677. Burgess, Anne Arundel Co., 1659. Member of Council and Justice of the Provincial Court, 1669-77. Keyser, Mrs. R. Brent.
Williams, Miss Elizabeth Chew.
Bayard, Miss Ellen Howard. Howard, Miss Marian Gilmor. Bayard, Mrs. Richard Bassett. King, Mrs. Joseph.
Marshall, Mrs. Edward Ath- elstan. Ridgely, Mrs. Charles. Ridgely, Mrs. John. Philpot, Miss Mary Dennison. Milnor, Miss Mary Worthing- ton.
CHEW, SAMUEL, M. D., 1693- 1743. Chief Justice of the three lower counties of Delaware, 1741-43. Bayard, Miss Ellen Howard. Howard, Miss Marian Gilmor. Bayard, Mrs. Richard Bassett. King, Mrs. Joseph. Marshall, Mrs. Edward Ath- elstan. Keyser, Mrs. R. Brent.
CLAGETT, CAPTAIN THOMAS,
-1703. Captain Calvert Co. Militia, 1683.
Williams, Miss Elizabeth Chew.
Boyd, Mrs. Allen Richards. Bass, Mrs. John M. Cheatham, Mrs. Richard.
CLAPP, CAPTAIN ROGER, 1609- 1692. Lieutenant, 1644. Member Ancient and Honorable Artillery Com- pany, 1646. Lieutenant in same, 1655. Captain at the Castle (Fort Independ- ence), 1665-86. Deputy, 1652, thirteen years. Currie, Mrs. C. George.
CLARK, LIEUTENANT WILL- IAM, 1609-1690. Elected to General Assembly, 1663. Lieutenant in King Phil- ip's War, 1676.
Currie, Mrs. C. George.
CLARKE, GENERAL ELIJAH, -1799. Captain of Georgia Militia, 1776; later Colonel. Took part in the Capture of Augusta, 1781.
Williams, Miss Sue Camp- bell.
CLARKSON, MATTHEW, 1702. Commissioned, in 1689, by William III., Sec- retary of the Colony of New York, and held office until his death.
Whitelock, Mrs. George.
CLAYPOOLE, JAMES, 1634-1687. Member of Legislative Assembly of Pennsylvania, 1686. Member of Provin- cial Council, 1687. Com- missioner to Sign Patents and Grant Warrants, 1686. Register-General, 1686. Cook, Mrs. George Hamilton.
CLOWES, JOHN,-1687. Mem- ber Pennsylvania Assem- bly. 1683-1687. Hough, Miss Ethel.
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COCKE, WILLIAM, 1672-1720. Member of Council of Vir- ginia, 1712. Secretary of State and Judge of the General Court. Latane, Miss Lucy Temple.
COFFIN, TRISTRAM, I., 1609- 1681, Nantucket, Mass. Chief Magistrate of Gen- eral Court, 1671, '77-78. Stewart, Mrs. David. Hamilton, Mrs. W. T.
COFFIN, TRISTRAM, II., 1632- 1704, Newbury, Mass. Lieutenant, 1668. Deputy, 1695, 1700-1702. Stewart, Mrs. David. Hamilton, Mrs. W. T.
COLDEN, HONORABLE CAD- WALADER, 1688-1776. Sur- veyor - General of New York. Master in Chan- cery, 1718. Member of Council from 1720, and its President in 1760. Lieu- tenant-Governor of New York, 1761-76. Morris, Miss Elizabeth M.
COLE, ROBERT. One of the thirteen original proprie- tors of Providence Planta- tions, 1636. Hodges, Mrs. J. S. B. Milnor, Miss Mary Worth- ington.
COLE, COLONEL WILLIAM, 1637-1693. Member of the Council of Virginia, 1675- 94. Secretary of State, 1690-91. One of the origi- nal trustees of William and Mary College, 1693. Coun- ty Lieutenant, Warwick Co., 1680. Tiffany, Mrs. L. McLane. Randall, Mrs. Alexander Bar- ton.
COLEGATE, COLONEL RICH- ARD, 1676-1721. Burgess
from Baltimore Co., 1709- 21. Colonel of Militia. Christopher, Mrs. John G. Burleson, Mrs. Albert Sidney. Johns, Mrs. Claude Douglas.
COLEMAN, WILLIAM, 1643 -. Member of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston, 1676. Ensign, 1692. Hall, Miss Elizabeth Ward. Hall, Miss Mary Stickney.
COLLIER, WILLIAM, -1670. Assistant, 1634-65, Plym- outh Colony. Member of the Council of War. Com- missioner for the United Colonies, 1643. Ridgely, Mrs. John.
COLLINS, FRANCIS, 1635-1720. Member of New Jersey Assembly, 1683-84. Mem- ber of Governor Jennings' Council, 1683. Judge of West Jersey Court, 1684, and of Gloucester Co. Court, 1684, etc. Huse, Mrs. Harry P. Griswold, Miss Ellen Howell.
COLSTON, WILLIAM. Member of the Virginia House of Burgesses, 1692. Carroll, Mrs. Mary Randolph. Page, Mrs. William C.
COLT, JOHN, 1658-1751. Lieu- tenant of Lynn (Mass.) Company, 1717, and Cap- tain, 1723. Member of As- sembly from Lynn, 1718- 31.
Fowler, Miss Amelie de Pau.
COLT, PETER, 1744-1824. As- sistant Commissary to General Fitch, 1775. At siege of Boston, 1777. Deputy Commissary-Gen- eral for territory East of the Hudson River, and for New York and New Jer-
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sey, until 1780. Treasurer of Connecticut, 1789-93. Fowler, Miss Amelie de Pau.
CONTEE, ALEXANDER, 1691- 1740. Burgess for Charles Co., 1724. Ritchie, Mrs. John.
Boyd, Mrs. Allen Richards.
Carroll, Mrs. Mary Randolph.
CONWAY, COLONEL EDWIN, 1681-1763. Member of the Virginia House of Bur- gesses, 1710-42. Hall, Mrs. George W. S.
COOK, MAJOR AARON, 1610- 1690. Westfield, Mass. Deputy to the General Court, 1668. Ensign, 1676. Captain of a garrison in King Philip's War. Major of Hartford Troop, 1658. Stockbridge, Mrs. Henry, Jr.
COOPER, JOSEPH, 1666-1749. Member of New Jersey Assembly for nineteen years. Member of Coun- cil, 1703. Smith, Mrs. Robert C.
COOPER, WILLIAM, 1632-1710. Member of New Jersey Assembly, 1685, '88, '97. Justice of the Peace, 1682- 86. Judge of Gloucester Co. Court, 1686. Member of the Proprietors' Coun- cil, 1689. Huse, Mrs. Harry P. Smith, Mrs. Robert C.
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