Family:Thomas Cecil and Susan Oxenbridge (1)

Parents: Thomas Cecil and Dorothy Neville Thomas Cecil b. 30 Dec 1578 Stamford Baron, Northamptonshire, England d. 3 Dec 1662 Stamford, Lincolnshire, England	Susan Oxenbridge chr. 2 Dec 1617 Burwash, Sussex, England

m. Est 1634

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Marriage^[1]

Est 1634

Children

		Birth	Death
1.	William Cecil	1634 England	17 Jul 1749 Frederick, Maryland, United States
2.	Henry Cecil	1639 England
3.	John Cissell	Abt 1639 England	Bef 6 Jun 1698 Saint Mary's, Maryland, United States

References

↑ application of Ova Blair Linkous, in National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution. U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970.

This application claims that John Cecil the immigrant was the son of Sir Thomas Cecil and Susan Oxenbridge. The Cecil family of Maryland (1963) makes no such claim, and there is no evidence that this might be true (no such claims have provided any sources).
Sir Thomas Cecil, in FamilySearch Family Tree.

The memories tab includes a two-page presentation of completely unsourced information on the Cecil Family, claiming that this marriage took place, and that John the immigrant was their son. Some of the information presented has been refuted in The Cecil family of Maryland (namely that Thomas Cecil was granted land in Maryland).
Ball, Walter V. (Walter Vancoin). The Cecil family of Maryland: a genealogy and history of some descendants of William Cecil, ca.1664-1749, with some allied Ball families. (Chevy Chase, Maryland: W.V. Ball, 1963)
p. 5.

T. Cecil (identified as Thomas Cecil the engraver) made a map of Maryland. No proof he was ever in Maryland. No Thomas Cecil exercised his rights to land in Maryland.