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Facts and Events
The "Lambdin Chronicles" state that Robert Lambdin's wife was Susanna Hunt (not Judith Hadaway), and had son William Thomas Lambdin, Sr. (1663-1729) Needs more investigation!
From the "Lambdin Chronicles", pg. 26:
Robert Lambdin's will, written in 1680, instructs his executors, Robert Fortune and William Jones, "to take my son (who was under age at the time) and rear the boy and give him and education". (Talbot County Hall of Records, 1692)
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Lambdin, Gaylord M. and Paris L. The Lambdin Chronicles. (published 1991 by Gaylord M. Lambdin)
pg. 26. - ↑ Lambdin Genealogy, unpublished, from William R. Lamdin, 385 Buckskin Way, Monument, CO 80132
pg.3.
- ↑ Lambdin, Gaylord M. and Paris L. The Lambdin Chronicles. (published 1991 by Gaylord M. Lambdin)
pg. 26.
Robert Lambdin (ca. 1628-1684) left the colony of Virginia on 5 Feb. 1663 (Greer 1912, Skordas 1968) to enter into "headrights" with Captain Josiah Fendell to immigrate to Maryland and present their claims. Several records exist in Virginia and Maryland that documents the purchase and sale of several parcels of land, gifts to organizations, business deals and a host of other activities by the Lambdins during this era.
- ↑ Lambdin Genealogy, unpublished, from William R. Lamdin, 385 Buckskin Way, Monument, CO 80132
pg. 2.
In 1667 "Rehobeth", a 50 acre tract on the west side of Harris Creek in Talbot County, was surveyed for Robert Lambdin. In 1669 he acquired "Armstrong's Folly", a 200 acre tract on James Island in dorchester County. He and his wife Mary O. sold it to Richard Gibbs, and English Merchant in 1670. He sold "Rehobeth" to George Collision in 1678.
- ↑ Lambdin Genealogy, unpublished, from William R. Lamdin, 385 Buckskin Way, Monument, CO 80132
pg. 2.
Records of Talbot County court of 17 March, 1673 ordered Robert Lambdin to keep William the bastard son of Judith hadaway until he be 21 years old.
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