Person:Henry Covington (2)
Henry Covington
b.1668 England
d.Bef 31 Jul 1744 Queen Anne's County, Maryland
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m. 1691
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  • H.  Henry Covington1668 - Bef 1744
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  1. John C. CovingtonAbt 1710 - 1767
  2. James CovingtonAbt 1713 -
  3. Henry CovingtonAbt 1716 - 1766
  4. William CovingtonAbt 1720 - 1794
  5. Benjamin CovingtonAbt 1722 - 1767
  6. Sarah Covington
  7. Nathaniel Covington
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Name[1] Henry Covington
Unknown Henry Hampton Covington
Gender Male
Birth[2] 1668 EnglandCitation needed
Immigration[1] 20 Feb 1670 Maryland, United States
Marriage 1691 EnglandCitation needed
to Mary Blackistone
Marriage Abt 1708 Maryland, United Statesto Unknown
Property[1] Bef 1712 Queen Anne's County, Marylandplantaton called "Providence"
Death[1] Bef 31 Jul 1744 Queen Anne's County, MarylandProvidence (name of property)
Probate[1] 31 Jul 1744 Queen Anne's County, MarylandWill entered into probate


Speculative parents?: Thomas Covington and Rachel Ingram (1)   Suggested but undocumented parents for Henry. However, currently used dates make them too young. Better documention is needed.

References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Gregg, Eugene Stuart. A crane's foot or pedigree of branches of the Gregg, Stuart, Robertson, Dobbs and allied families. (Hilton Head Island, South Carolina: Gregg, c1975 (Columbia, S.C. : R.L. Bryan))
    pp. 545-6.

    Henry Covington arrived in Maryland from England on the 20th of February 1670. He and his family attended St. Paul's church in Kent Co., and St. Luke's church in Queen Annes Co., Md. By 1712 he is living on his plantation called "Providence". His will was proved 31 Jul 1744 in Queen Annes Co., Md. In it, he gives--
    "to son John, the home plantation, 'Providence' and one half of the 156 acres bought of John and James Tully in 1744; to son James, one half of the 156 acres; to other children the balance of the estate; to son William Covington, land, if older sons did not accept; sons John and Henry to be executors.

    Sources cited: Md. Arch. Liber 16, Folio 88; Liber ET, No. A., fol. 153, and Liber 21, fol 365; Wills, Liber 23, folio 555-558; Administration Papers No. 694.

  2. ↑ Cline, Zella H., "Descendants of Henry Covington", 02 June 2006
    Accessed 16 Aug 2022.

    undocumented

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