Family Tree Mark Carroll » Edward I Philpot Planter (1597-1679)

Données personnelles Edward I Philpot Planter 

• Autre nom: Edward I Philpott
• Il est né en l'an 1597 dans Gloucester, Gloucestershire, England.Les sources 2, 4, 5
• Alternative: Il est né en l'an 1597 dans Shepway District, Kent, England.Les sources 2, 4, 5, 6, 8
• Alternative: Il est né en l'an 1597 dans England.Source 5
• Titre: Planter
• Professions:
• en l'an 1650 Wheelright dans Maryland, Verenigde Staten.
• en l'an 1650 Master Carpenter dans Maryland.
• en l'an 1650 Master Carpenter dans Maryland, Verenigde Staten.
• en l'an 1650 Master Carpenter dans Maryland, Verenigde Staten.
• Propriété: le 11 août 1666 Courts Palace: 100 Acres of Land, Charles, Maryland, Verenigde Staten.
• (LifeSketch) : Edward Philpott I, born c. 1600, died 20 March 1679, came to Marylan.Source 8
• (Arrival) en l'an 1650 dans Maryland, Verenigde Staten.Source 1
• Il est décédé le 20 mars 1679 dans Charles, Maryland, Verenigde Staten, il avait 82 ans.Les sources 2, 3, 5, 6, 9
• Alternative: Il est décédé le 20 mars 1679 dans Charles County, Maryland, Verenigde Staten, il avait 82 ans.Source 5
• Il est enterré le 22 mars 1679 dans Wicomico, Maryland, USA.Les sources 5, 6, 9
• Alternative: Il est enterré dans Wicomico, Charles County, Maryland, USA.Source 5

Famille de Edward I Philpot Planter

(1) Il est marié avec Bridget Teares.

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Ils se sont mariés en l'an 1657 à Charles, Maryland, Verenigde Staten, il avait 60 ans.Source 4

Enfant(s):

1. Edward Ii Philpott  1660-1719 

Notes par Edward I Philpot Planter

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2 DATE 1662
2 PLAC Maryland, USA
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Edward Philpott I, born c. 1600, died 20 March 1679, came to Maryland from England about 1650. He came to SM Co. about 1650 as an indentured servant to either Robert Brooke of de la Brooke or William Mitchell. He was a wheelright and carpenter. The word carpenter in the 1600's is the same as what we call an architect today. In 1662 he was recognized as a Planter by the officials in the Province of Maryland. He settled in Old Charles County, Md. near the Patuxant River and west of Wiccomico River. This home was at the head of Wiccomico River. (On Aug. 11, 1666 John and Margaret Courts conveyed 100 a. Courts Palace to Edward Philpott, wheelright (CHLRC:54)).
Edward married Bridgett Teares, between 1657 and 1659 in Charles County, Md. (Note: Bridgett's date of birth and date of death have not been determined by research).
They had three children:
1. Johanna Philpott b. about 1664 in Charles County
2. Edward Philpott b. about 1665 in William and Mary Parish, Charles County, Md. He inherited his father's land.
3. Charles Philpott b. 19 Feb. 1666/67 in Charles Co., Md.

On 20 March 1679 John Courts and John Bracher appraised Philpott's personal estate at 6976 lbs. Tob. (INAC7A:63)

When David Philpott, Edward's great, great grandson sold the family lands in 1778, he set aside 30 square yards for a cemetary which his father and it is assumed his grandparents were buried.

Edward Philpott I, born c. 1600, died 20 March 1679, came to Maryland from England about 1650. He came to SM Co. about 1650 as an indentured servant to either Robert Brooke of de la Brooke or William Mitchell. He was a wheelright and carpenter. The word carpenter in the 1600's is the same as what we call an architect today. In 1662 he was recognized as a Planter by the officials in the Province of Maryland. He settled in Old Charles County, Md. near the Patuxant River and west of Wiccomico River. This home was at the head of Wiccomico River. (On Aug. 11, 1666 John and Margaret Courts conveyed 100 a. Courts Palace to Edward Philpott, wheelright (CHLRC:54)).
Edward married Bridgett Teares, between 1657 and 1659 in Charles County, Md. (Note: Bridgett's date of birth and date of death have not been determined by research).
They had three children:
1. Johanna Philpott b. about 1664 in Charles County
2. Edward Philpott b. about 1665 in William and Mary Parish, Charles County, Md. He inherited his father's land.
3. Charles Philpott b. 19 Feb. 1666/67 in Charles Co., Md.

On 20 March 1679 John Courts and John Bracher appraised Philpott's personal estate at 6976 lbs. Tob. (INAC7A:63)

When David Philpott, Edward's great, great grandson sold the family lands in 1778, he set aside 30 square yards for a cemetary which his father and it is assumed his grandparents were buried.

Edward Philpot I, born c. 1600, died 20 March 1679, came to Maryland from England about 1650. He came to SM Co. about 1650 as an indentured servant to either Robert Brooke of de la Brooke or William Mitchell. He was a wheelright and carpenter. The word carpenter in the 1600's is the same as what we call an architect today. In 1662 he was recognized as a Planter by the officials in the Province of Maryland. He settled in Old Charles County, Md. near the Patuxant River and west of Wiccomico River. This home was at the head of Wiccomico River. (On Aug. 11, 1666 John and Margaret Courts conveyed 100 a. Courts Palace to Edward Philpot, wheelright (CHLRC:54)).
Edward married Bridgett Teares, between 1657 and 1659 in Charles County, Md. (Note: Bridgett's date of birth and date of death have not been determined by research).
They had three children:
1. Johanna Philpot b. about 1664 in Charles County
2. Edward Philpot b. about 1665 in William and Mary Parish, Charles County, Md. He inherited his father's land.
3. Charles Philpot b. 19 Feb. 1666/67 in Charles Co., Md.

On 20 March 1679 John Courts and John Bracher appraised Philpot's personal estate at 6976 lbs. Tob. (INAC7A:63)

When David Philpot, Edward's great, great grandson sold the family lands in 1778, he set aside 30 square yards for a cemetary which his father and it is assumed his grandparents were buried.

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