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Personal data Rachel Beall 

• She was born in the year 1662 in Maryland, United States.
• Profession: Plantation Owner in Maryland Gazette of Annapolis.
• She died before ore 27-05-1729 in Long Acre, Ann Arundel, Maryland.
• A child of Ninian Beall and Ruth (possibly) Moore

Household of Rachel Beall

She is married to Richard Owens.

They got married on April 4, 1698 at Prince Georges, Maryland, she was 36 years old.

Child(ren):

1. Robert Owings  1698-1759 

Notes about Rachel Beall

Birth in Maryland, United States, 1662
Father, Mother: Ninian Beall RM-67 (age 31 to 37) Ruth (possibly) Moore RM-67 (age 10 to 13)
Family Search ID: LZ8B-LHF.
Occupation: PlantationOwner. in Maryland Gazette ofAnnapolis
Status with husband Richard: MARRIED
Marriage to husband: Richard Owens RM-12 (age 39) in Prince Georges, Maryland, Fri 4 Apr 1698, age 35 to36
Birth of Son: Robert Owings RM-13 with husband Richard in Annapolis, Anne Arundel, Maryland, United States, Thu 15 May 1698, age 35 to36, married 1m to Richard
Death of Mother: Ruth (possibly) Moore RM-67 (age at least 61) in Prince George's, Maryland,United States,after Tue 12 Sep 1713, age at least 50, married at least 15y to Richard
Death of Husband: Richard Owens RM-12 (age 57) in Baltimore, Maryland,United States,Sat 14 Nov 1716, age 53 to 54, married 18y to Richard
Death of Father: Ninian Beall RM-67 (age 86 to 92) in Prince George's, Colony ofMaryland, British Colonial America, from Fri 15 Jan 1717 to Sun 28 Feb 1717, age 54 to55, widowed 2 to 3m
Survived by 1 child: Robert
Predeceased by husband: Richard, father: Ninian Beall, mother: Ruth
Death in Long Acre, Ann Arundel,Maryland,before Fri 27 May 1729, age at most 67, widowed at most 12y

Rachel died before 27 May 1729, as on that date, her son Richard offered for
sale in the Maryland Gazette of Annapolis, a good plantation, consisting of 329
acres, which could only have been "Long Acre" and the adjacent remaining
portion of "Owings Adventure",one third of which would have been the life
estate of Rachel, the widow of Richard Owings I and could not have been
offered for sale until after her death.

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