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m. 16 Nov 1797
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1797-www.ancestry.com: Passenger & Immigration Lists Index: 1797 Kennedy Long came to Baltimore, MD 1798-www.ancestry.com: Baltimore, MD Tax Records Index: Kennedy Long, p 117; 1800 p 96; 1801-1803 p 215; 1804-1808 p 255 1799-www.ancestry.com: UK and US Directories, 1680-1830: 1799 address 41 Baltimore St, grocer; 1800 address 41 Baltimore St, soap boiler, grocery merchant;1802 address 41 Baltimore St, merchant; 1803 address 41 Baltimore St, merchant; 1804 address Baltimore St, cross South Gay St, grocer; 1807 address, office, 51 East between Gay and Holliday St; 1808 address, office, 51 East between Gay and Holliday St; 1810 address, office, East St, next Assembly Room; 1810 militia records: Second Major, 27th Regiment, Third Brigade of Maryland Militia; 1812 militia records: Lieutenant Colonel Commandant, 27th Regiment, Third Brigade, Maryland Militia; 1814 militia records: Lieutenant Colonel, 27th Regiment Infantry, Baltimore militia 1800 census-MD-Baltimore-Baltimore-Kennedy Long is shown with males - 1 under 10, 2 16-26, 1 26-45; females - 1 16-26; slaves 2 1811-www.ancestry.com: Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1819, Book 3 pg 537: Kennedy Long, Baltimore, Executor and Trustee for Andrew Kennedy, Philadelphia, Manufacturer 1820 census-MD-Baltimore-Baltimore-Ward 11 - Kennedy Long is shown males under 10 1; 2 10-16, 1 45 and over; females 2 under 10 1 16-26, 1 26-45 1895- Our Family Ancestors by Thomas Maxwell Potts: Col. Long commanded the 27th Maryland Regiment in the War of 1812. Brig. Gen. Striker reports the 27th Regiment under Col. Long, as "having in a particular manner distinguished itself in the defense of Baltimore. It was unsurpassed for bravery, resolution and enthusiasm." 1918 - www.genealogy.com - Southern Genealogies #1-The Tunnell Family-Kennedy Long was the son of Andrew Long, a Captain of PA troops in Revolutionary War - the problem with this statement is that immigration records show Kennedy Long did not come to Ameria until 1797 1975 - Application for Membership to the National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution filed by Helen Mary (Worthington) Sansone on 21 Jan 1975 shows Col. Kennedy Long to have died 27 Feb 1824. 2008-The Atlantic Reporter, Volume 9, May 25-July 20, 1887 pg 228-234-found through www.google.com/books-Kennedy Long will admitted to probate in 1824; six children-Andrew, Thomas, James, Eliza, Mary (who became Mrs. Knapp) and Amelia (who became Mrs. Worthington); very lengthy land dispute 2008-www.google.com/books-Pennsylvania Archives; Second Series; Published under direction of Matthew S Quay, Secretary of the Commonwealth; Edited by John B Linn and Wm H Egle, M.D.; Vol IX; Harrisburg: Lane S Hart, State Printer; 1880-pg 577 and 580 marriage record Second Presbyterian Church, Phila-16 Nov 1797 Kennedy Long and Eliza[beth] Kennedy 2009-www.gausschildren.org WTGC pg96d-Mary K married W M Long, in face of strong opposition from her family - William Long & Mary Kennedy were cousins - married near Belfast, Ireland - it was a love match - the Kennedys a family of some importance strongly opposed the marriage - the children of William Long and Mary Kennedy: Andrew Long, Kennedy Long, Robert Long, Henry Long (11 children in all); their son, Colonel Kennedy Long, married his cousin, Elizabeth, the daughter of Andrew Kennedy. Apparently Kennedy Long was headed towards being an Episcopal minister-not wishing to take order however, he (with his mother's connivence) ran away from home & came to this country to seek his fortune - in which he seems to have met with marked success. He went first to his uncle Andrew Kennedy in Philadelphia-but later after his marriage with his cousin Elizabeth Kennedy he lived in Baltimore where he established and conducted a successful business in the India & China trade References
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