Person:George Beall (1)
Col. George Beall
b.1695 Upper Marlboro, Prince Georges County, Maryland
d.15 Mar 1780 Georgetown, Washington, District Of Columbia, USA
Parents and Siblings
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m. 1668
  1. Mary Beall
  2. Sarah Beall1669 - 1734
  3. Charles Beall1672 - 1740
  4. Ninian Beall1674 - 1710
  5. Rachel Beall1679 - 1761
  6. Field Beall1679 -
  7. Thomas Beall1682 - 1708
  8. Jane Beall1685 - 1745
  9. Margery Beall1685 - 1761
  10. Morrisette Beall1686 -
  11. Hester or Esther Beall1687 - 1726
  12. James Beall1687 - 1733
  13. Col. George Beall1695 - 1780
Spouse and Children
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m. Abt 1724
  1. George Beall1729 - 1807
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Facts and Events
Name[1] Col. George Beall
Alt Name George Beall
Gender Male
Birth[1] 1695 Upper Marlboro, Prince Georges County, Maryland
Marriage Abt 1724 to Elizabeth Brooke
Alt Marriage Early Montgomery Co. Churches, Montgomery County, Marylandto Elizabeth Brooke
Death[1] 15 Mar 1780 Georgetown, Washington, District Of Columbia, USA
Alt Death? 15 Mar 1780 Washington City, District Of Columbia, District of Columbia, United States
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Notes for Col. George Beall

Col. George Beall b. Upper Marlboro, Calvert Co 1695 of Col. Ninian [1625] , d Mar 15, 1780 at Georgetown (FMMB:91; age 81 at Census of 1776). Mar 4, 1707 received by deed of gift from father Ninian one Negro boy (FMMB:91; PGLO G:185-6) Referred to as Capt. George Beall (FMMB) or Col. George Beall (Heterick). Marriage m. 1715 (FMMB:92) or 1716 (Heterick) Elizabeth Brooke, b. 1699, d. Oct 2, 1748, dau of Col. Thomas Brooke and (2) Barbara Dent. Thomas was the grandson of Robert Brooke of de la Brooke and Mary Baker. First Settler in George Town. George's son Thomas built dwelling called Dunbarton; named Dunbarton and Beall Streets. Church. Sept 8 1719, Rev. John Fraser called inhabitants of Eastern Branch and Rock Creek settlements together to choose proper place for building a chapel. (FMMB:92; JHU Series, 1883, Vol I, part 6, p. 29)
Jan 10 1726-7 George Beall contracted to build a vestry house for Prince Georges, PGC (Rock Creek Church), as per following specifications: 16 feet long, 12 feet wide, inside chimney, 8 feet pitch of roof, plank door, no windows, dirt floor, to cost 2500 lbs of tobacco. (FMMB:91; John Hopkins University Series, 1883, Vol 1, part 6, p. 31)
Military. Jul 11 1738, George Beall gives account of a murder committed by Indians, and ordered to investigate certain Indian outrages. )FMMB:92; Md Archives XXVIII: 140-1) June 2, 1739 Captain George Beall paid £16/15/4d for public services by Assembly (FMMB:92; Md Arch, Vol XXVIII, folio ___). 1748 Captain George Beall commander of a Troop of Horse, PGC. Of 89 members, 17 were Bealls. (FMMB:92; Md Hist Mag, 1911, VI:56) This troop was a social affair consisting of members of Rock Creek Church. 1778 Took patriot's oath. Land. In father's will, 1717, received Rock of Dunbarton, 408 acres. 1739, 83 acres Long Life to Lord Baltimore surveyed for George Beall in now Washington County (FMMB:92; Scharf's Hist of W. MD.)
Last Years. In 1770 was aged 75 when deponent in PG Co Court case. (ref AA:206; Peden:10) On Aug 22, 1776, aged 81 and living with son George Jr in Lower Potomack Hundred at time of Census (Brumbaugh I:181).
Will 5 Mar 1780-24 Mar 1780 (FMMB:91; MCW A:262 or I:69).
References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Ancestry.com. OneWorldTree (3). (Name: Name: The Generations Network, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA;;)
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