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- H. Roger SmithBet 1715 & 1717 - Bef 1768
- W. Henrietta Maria Neale1732 - 1807
m. Abt 1765
Facts and Events
| Name |
Henrietta Maria Neale |
| Gender |
Female |
| Birth? |
1732 |
Maryland, United States[Note: date must be wrong as this would make her 12 years older than husband Ignatius Wheeler - needs more investigation] |
| Marriage |
Abt 1765 |
Charles, Maryland, United Statesto Roger Smith |
| Other[5] |
17 Mar 1768 |
Charles, Maryland, United Statesnamed in Will of Roger Smith, husband |
| Marriage |
Bef 6 Nov 1769 |
Harford, Maryland, United States[est based on 6 Nov 1769 court record in which they were married]
to Col. Ignatius Wheeler, Esq., of Deer Park |
| Other[3] |
6 Nov 1769 |
Ignatius and Henrietta Wheeler file an account on the estate of Roger Smith, deceased. |
| Property[3] |
25 May 1779 |
Charles, Maryland, United StatesIgnatius Wheeler sold 4 tracts, "Phillips town", "Wheelers Rest", Wheelers Addition" and "Wheelers Delight" to Ignatius Mitchell. Henrietta released her right of dower. |
| Property[1][3] |
26 Jul 1782 |
Charles, Maryland, United StatesIgnatius and Henrietta Wheeler sell "Chandlers Hill" and "Wellcome", 2 tracts from the estate of Roger Smith lying near Port Tobacco, to Thomas Stone |
| Property[4] |
31 Aug 1799 |
Harford, Maryland, United StatesHenrietta and the children file for a 141 1/4 ac addition to "Bell Farm" |
| Death[2] |
18 May 1807 |
Harford, Maryland, United States |
References
- ↑ Wheeler, Ignatius 1782 Deed to Thomas Stone.
1/12/1782: Deed from Ignatius Wheeler, Jr. of Harford Co. and Henrietta, his wife, late relict of Roger Smith of Charles County, dec'd, to Thomas Stone of Charles County, attorney at law, for 750 lbs. sterling two tracts near Port Tobacco Town, "Chandler's Hills" and "Wellcome" and also negroes Rachel and Luce which lands and negroes were by the sd. Roger Smith devised to the sd. Henrietta during her life. (Charles County Land Records, 1775-1782).
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[needs better citation and the date differs from Ball's date below]
- ↑ Wheeler, Albert Gallatin. The Genealogical and Encyclopedic History of the Wheeler family in America. (American College of Genealogy , 1914)
530.
... 9051. IGNATIUS WHEELER, son of Ignatius (9028) and Elizabeth (Rozier) Wheeler. Born 1744; died at Deer Park, Harford County, Md., Aug., 1793. Married Henrietta Maria (Neale) Smith, who died May 18, 1807, widow of Roger Smith. She was a descendant of Henrietta Maria Neale, dau. of James Neale and Anna (Gill) Neale, who was said to have been the god-child of Queen Henrietta Maria, of England, and was held by her at the baptismal font; and whose father, James Neale, was one of the faithful gentlemen whom Charles I chose to accompany him to the scene of his execution. ...
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Ball, Walter V. (Walter Vancoin). The Wheeler family of Charles County, Maryland: a history and genealogy of John Wheeler, 1630-1693, immigrant to Maryland in 1652, and some of his descendants ... (Chevy Chase, Maryland: W.V. Ball, 1966)
86.
... Ignatius Wheeler, Jr. m Henrietta (Neal) Smith, a widow. She was a daughter of Henry Neal and Mary Gardiner. Henry Neal was a son of James Neal and a grandson of the immigrant, James Neal, 1615-1658. Mary Gardiner was a daughter of John Gardiner and Mary Boarman, the father of Mary Boarman being William Boarman, Jr., a son of the immigrant William Boarman.
The descendants of Ignatious Wheeler, Jr. will find an interesting history of the Boarman and Neal families in Harry Wright Newman's The Maryland Semmes and Kindred Families.
On 6 Nov. 1769 Ignatius Wheeler, Jr. and Henrietta, his wife filed an account on the estate of Roger Smith, deceased. (Accts. 62, 324)
On 25 May 1779 Ignatius Wheeler, Jr., of Harford County, sold to Ignatius Mitchell, of Charles County, four tracts of land called Phillips Town, Wheelers Rest, Wheelers Addition and Wheelers Delight, 300 acres. Rt. of dower by Henrietta, wife of Ignatius, witnessed by John Lowe and Ignatius Wheeler. Attached to the deed was a certificate from John Lee Gibson, Clerk of the Court that "John Lowe and Ignatius Wheeler, Gentleman are two of the Justices of Harford County and are authorized to take acknowledgements" (DB-Charles Co. V-3, Fol. 380)
On 26 July 1782 Ignatius Wheeler, Jr., of Harford County and his wife, Henrietta, late relict of Roger Smith, of Charles County, deceased, sold to Thomas Stone "two tracts lying and being near Port Tobacco Town, one called Chandlers Hill and the other called Welcome which the said Roger Smith died possessed of and also the mill and mill land being in the tenure of the Rev. Mr. Matthews and known by the name of Port Tobacco Great Mill" (DB0V No. 3, Fol. 588) ...
- ↑ MSA S1199-22, in Maryland Archives.
1799 Aug 31 - Harford county - Addition to Bell Farm, Monica Rutledge, Tracey McAtec [?MacAtee?], Henrietta Wheeler, Francis Ignatious Wheeler, Mary Ann Wheeler, Bennett Wheeler, Ignatius Wheeler, and Elizabeth Wheeler, 141 1/4 Acres -
- ↑ Will Abstract of Roger Smith, in Cotton, Jane Baldwin; F. Edward (Frederick Edward) Wright; and Annie W. B. (Annie Walker Burns) Bell. The Maryland calendar of wills. (Baltimore [Maryland]: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1968).
SMITH, ROGER, Charles Co. 18 Mar 1768 21 Jun 1768
Reference to money made by my two carpenters this year, rents of land at Chaptico by name of "Notleys Addition."
- To wife Henrietta Smith.
- To wife tract I now live on called "Chandlors Hill" and use of tract called "Wellcoe", 12 Negroes, Roger and his wife Pegg, 7 of their children, Bill, Rachel, Ned, Jack, Lucy, Ralph and Basil; also Gin with her two youngest children now born. After wife's death, tracts and Negroes to brother Basil Smith, On consideration that my friend Jesse Doyne does not endeavor to prevent my wife from five years rent of my land at Chaptico called "Notleys Addition" and that Jesse Doyne never attempts to get that part of the said land called "Notleys Addition" which my former wife and myself sold to Henry Neale, then after 5 years to give to Jesse Doyne remainder of said tract at Chaptico called "Notleys Addition."
Extx: wife.
Wit: Henry Hagan, Anne Neale, Sarah Neale. 36. 487.
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