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Facts and Events
Johhn Mobberly's wife Ann could not have signed a deed or been referred to in a deed with the name the name Ann Mobberly and have it witnessed by Mary Stone, wife/widow ot Thomas Stone, unless Ann married well-before the age of child bearing. Mary Stone ceased to be Mary Stone when she remarried in 1676. John Mobberley and Ann did not marry until nearly 10 years later, when Mary (____) (Stone) (Blackfan) Manning was married to Joseph Manning.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Mobley, Milton C. Mobleys in America. (TS, (PDF file, RootsWeb Free Pages, 1995?/2010?) (downloaded 10 May 2013)).
John Mobberly, m. (1) 1686/7 Ann___ , d. bef. 1708
{Maybe Anne Biggers} [Anne Willis has researched the John Biggers family of MD, and believes it possible that she was Anne Biggers[b. ca 1658], dau. of Col. John Biggers, grandau. of John Biggers(will 11/12/1675) and Anne ___, of Calvert Co., MD; and that this could be where the Biggers Christian name came into use in the family; at present this is a hypothesis only]
[{Maybe} Ann Stone dau Thomas/Mary Stone per Ray Montgomery]
- ↑ Ray Montgomery, personal communication, 10 May 2017.
St Marys and Charles co. Deed records showing Mary Stone witnessing a deed for Ann Moberley when she was from another county.
- Land Records, Index, 1658-1832 (MSA CE 83-2), in Charles, Maryland, United States. Charles County Court Records. Maryland State Archives
BGS 1, p. 0304 & ff, accessed 4 July 2017.
The index is organized alphabetically, by the initial letter of the last name. Within last names beginning with the same initial letter, they are further organized by the initial letter of the first name. These names are then listed from earliest to latest. Both grantors and grantees are included in the same index.
Mobberly (or variants) would therefore be under the letter "M". Ann Mobberly would be under M, and further, under A.
The index for Last Name "M", first name "A" begins on page 304, where the date of the first entry in the index (for Alexander Magruder) is dated 1722.
THERE IS NO ENTRY IN THE INDEX FOR ANN MOBBERLY (OR ANY NAME VARIATION).
- Land Records, Index, 1658-1832 (MSA CE 83-2), in Charles County Court Records. Maryland State Archives
BGS 1, pp. 322-331, 599, 664, 669, accessed 4 July 2017.
No John Mobberly as either grantor (which would have required signature of his wife is he was married), nor as grantee
- Charles County, Wills 1665-1708, in Maryland, United States. Maryland Register of Wills Records, 1629-1999: Images. Citing Prerogative Court. Hall of Records, Annapolis. (FamilySearch.org, 8 Jul 2022)
vol 2, pp. 30-31.
1676 Will of Thomas Stone, dated 24 Apr 1676 & proved 5 Oct 1676.
To wife Mary, executrix, estate in trust for Sons William Stone and Richard Stone.
To son Richard plantation now leased to Simon Stevens and part of Poynton Manor at 18 years of age.
To son William residue of lands and plantation at 18 years of age.
In event of death of Richard land to revert to son William.
Wit: John Stone, Elizabeth Stone.
- Newman, Harry Wright. The Stones of Poynton Manor: a genealogical history of Captain William Stone, gent. and merchant, third proprietary governor of Maryland, with sketches of his English background and a record of some of his descendants in the United States.
p. 10
- Thomas Stone was born about 1635 in Accomac County, Virginia, the son of William and Verlinda Stone and and came to Maryland with his parents
- Thomas married Mary ____
- Their children were Richard Stone and William Stone (married Theodosia Wade)
pp. 10, 11 -- listing of real estate transactions
p. 11 - Thomas signed his will 24 April 1676 and it was proven 5 Oct 1676.
-After the death of Thomas Sone (in 1676), his widow married John Blackfan, who wrote his will 31 Jan 1677 (probated 12 Mar 1677), in which he named a brother, his sisters Mary and Elizabeth, and bequethed property to his step-sons Richard and William Stone, if no post-humous child was born to his widow.
- Mary married 3rd, Johseph Manning, and predeceased him.
John Stone, brother of Thomas, also had no known children named Ann.
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