Person:Jane Gardiner (3)

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Jane Gardiner
b.Abt 1722 Prince George's, Maryland, United States
d.Bef 2 Dec 1793 Charles, Maryland, United States
Parents and Siblings
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m. Abt 1700
  1. Ignatius GardinerAbt 1700 -
  2. Anne GardinerAbt 1709 - Bef 1765
  3. Richard GardinerAbt 1712 - 1782
  4. Mary GardinerAbt 1720 -
  5. Jane GardinerAbt 1722 - Bef 1793
Spouse and Children
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  • H.  Philip EdelenAbt 1717 - 1761
  • W.  Jane GardinerAbt 1722 - Bef 1793
m. Abt 1738
  1. Richard EdelenAbt 1740 - 1803
  2. Sarah EdelenAbt 1740 -
  3. Mary EdelenAbt 1740 -
  4. Anne Edelen1744 - Bef 1793
  5. Elizabeth EdelenAbt 1755 - 1840
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Facts and Events
Name Jane Gardiner
Gender Female
Birth[2] Abt 1722 Prince George's, Maryland, United States
Marriage Abt 1738 Charles, Maryland, United Statesto Philip Edelen
Will[2] 9 Dec 1790 Charles, Maryland, United States
Death[1][2] Bef 2 Dec 1793 Charles, Maryland, United Statesprobate
Probate[2] 2 Dec 1793
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References
  1. ↑ Newman, Harry Wright. The Maryland Semmes and kindred families: a genealogical history of Marmaduke Semme(s), gent., and his descendants including the allied families of Greene, Simpson, Boarman, Matthews, Thompson, Middleton, and Neale. (Baltimore [Maryland]: Maryland Historical Society, 1956)
    8.

    ... Edward Simms, married Anne, born 1744, daughter of Philip and Jane (Gardiner) Edelen, of Prince George’s County, but if any issue resulted, they failed to mature. She predeceased her mother who died testate in 1793, but Edward Simms approved the appraisement of the estate in that year. ...

  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Newman, Harry Wright. Charles County gentry : a genealogical history of six emigrants, Thomas Dent, John Dent, Richard Edelen, John Hanson, George Newman, Humphrey Warren, all scions of armorial families of old England who settled in Charles County, Maryland, and their descendants showing migrations to the South and West. (Washington D.C.: The author, 1940)
    136, 138.

    ... The will of his [Richard Edelen's] widow Anne Edelen was dated May 12, 1765, and proved in Charles County on October 17, 1765. She named her four Gardiner children - Ignatius; Richard; Mary (Gardiner) Chum; Jane (Gardiner) Edelen; and grandchildren - Henrietta Smith; Clement Smith; Mary Smith; Joseph Mudd; and Richard Edelen [Wills, Liber 33, folio 419] ...

    ... He [Philip Edelen] married his step-sister Jane, the daughter of Luke and Anne (Craycroft) Gardiner, of Prince Georges and Charles Counties. ...
    ... The will of the widow Jane Edelen was dated December 9, 1790, and proved in Charles County on December 2, 1793. She bequeathed slaves and other personalty to her four children - Richard Edelen, Anne Semmes, Mary Boarman, and Elizabeth Reeves on the condition that they each pay their sister, Sarah, a resident of France, L5 annually. Slaves were also willed to her three granddaughters - Elizabeth Boarman, Jane Boarman, and Rachel Gardiner. She left a dwelling to the Roman Catholic Church and 1,000 pounds of tobacco to the Catholic clergy of Charles County, appointing her son Richard Edelen and son-in-law Charles Boarman the executors. [Wills, Liber A K no. 11, folio 194] ...

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