Person:Lewis Duval (1)

Lewis Duval
d.Aft 1789
m. 21 Oct 1701
  1. Mareen Duvall1702 - 1761
  2. Susannah Duvall1704 - Bef 1769
  3. Elizabeth Duvall1706 - Bet 1764 & 1766
  4. Samuel Duval1707 -
  5. Anne Duval1709 -
  6. Benjamin Duval1711 -
  7. John Duval1712/13 -
  8. Jacob Duval1715 -
  9. Mary Duval1717 -
  10. Lewis Duval1721 - Aft 1789
  11. Gabriel Duval1724 -
  • HLewis Duval1721 - Aft 1789
  • WAlice Brown1718 - 1811
m. Aft 1753
Facts and Events
Name Lewis Duval
Gender Male
Birth[1] 3 Dec 1721 Prince George's, Province of Maryland
Property[2] 8 Nov 1742 Frederick, Maryland, United Stateswith John Mitchel, sold property called Dan
Marriage Aft 1753 based on date of death of Alice's first husband
to Alice Brown
Death[1] Aft 1789
References
  1. 1.0 1.1 Newman, Harry Wright. Mareen Duvall of Middle Plantation: a genealogical history of Mareen Duvall, gent., of the province of Maryland and his descendants : with histories of the allied families of Tyler, Clarke, Poole, Hall, and Merriken. (Washington [District of Columbia]: H.W. Newman, 1952 (Richmond, Va. : Whittet & Shepperson))
    p. 226 & ff.

    Lewis Duvall, Gent., son of Mareen and Elizabeth (Jacob) Duvall, b. 21 Dec 1721, Queen Anne's Parish, Prince George's County, Maryland.
    Married Alice (Brown) Hardesty, daughter of Mark and Susanna (Ijams) (Fowler) Brown. Alice was the widow of Francis Hardesty (died 1753), whose will had devised his entire estate to Alice and their son Francis.
    Lewis and Alice had 7 children.
    His seat was in St. John's Parish, in the south central part of the county, and there in the 1776 census he was listed as aged 55, his wife Alice as 53, with 2 males 14 and 16, 4 females 20,23, 26, and 28, and 9 slaves.
    In 1778 he affirmed [rather than swore] his allegiance and fidelity to the State of Maryland, suggesting he may have been Quaker.
    No record in Maryland for Lewis after 1789.
    His widow Alice died in 1811, with her will probated in Prince George's county.

  2. Frederick, United States. Frederick County Court (Land Records) 1752-1756, Maryland State Archives
    Vol. E, p. 13 & ff; MSA CE 108-2.

    At request of John Higgins, deed recorded 28 Nov 1752
    Indenture made 8 November 1852
    Between John Mitchell pf Prince George's County Province of Maryland Planter and Elizabeth his wife and Lewis Duvall of same place Planter of first part
    and
    John Higgins of said county Province of Maryland of other part
    who paid 29 pounds sterling
    for 100 acres of land in Frederick County on west side of Rock Creek, part of tract called Dan
    [Metes and bounds description]
    Signed John I his mark Mitchel, Elizabeth + her mark Mitchell, Lewis Duvall
    Witnesses Thomas Williams, Mord Jacob
    acknowledgement of dower rights Elizabeth Mitchell, Alic [sic] Brown