The Stanley
family of Maryland
Reference
sources -
- 1. Emmigrants to America 1600
- 1700, Hotten - Public Record
Office
- 2. 1671 will of - Hugo Stanley
of Maryland, beyond seas - Prob 11/337
sig 149 - Public Record
Office
Hugh Stanley at
the age of 16 years, was examined by the minister
at Gravesend, and embarked the Thomas Henry
Taverner which sailed between the dates 21st
August 1635 and 2nd of September 1635, and was
transported to Virginia. Ref. 1
Hugh's origins
have not been determined - the IGI does not not
have a matching baptism record. Note - Hugh Stanley of Storeton is unlikely to be Hugh
Stanley of Maryland.
The 1671 will of Hugh Stanley - Ref.
2
- made 30th
July 1667
- John Stanley
- his brother
- John Stanley
and Edward Stanley, the two sons of his
brother John Stanley
- Thirteen
hundred and fifty acres in Putkomoke
(Pocomoke)
- Two thousand
pounds of tobacco and cask
- Sabina
Frances el Farob - the child he keeps
- Commissioners
of Calvert County Court
- Executor -
Dorothy Stanley - his wife
- signed by
Hugh Stanley
- Witnesses -
John Owen, Margaret Weekes, Roger
Blackhurst
Notes -
- Calvert
County - is south east of Washington DC,
south of Annapolis, on a peninsular
bounded by the Patuextent and Chesapeake
- Pocomoke - in
Somerset county - between the Chesapeake
Bay and the Atlantic
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