Person:William Gatskile (1)

The will of John Wallis (14) makes reference to land he purchased from the heirs of Capt? William Gaitskill. In other transactions Gaitskill is shown to have been the husband of Ruth Wallis (13). There are numerous spellings of Gatskile given.

Captain William Gatskile was a land owner in Kent County between 1736 and 1744.

William Glaspell of Queen Anne's County aged 41 deposed about a property called Bagleys Forrest. He said that 27 years ago he was servant to John Moor of Kent County.

William was a servant to John Moor.

The will of John Wallis (14) makes reference to land he purchased from the heirs of Capt? William Gaitskill. In other transactions Gaitskill is shown to have been the husband of Ruth Wallis (13). There are numerous spellings of Gatskile given.

1. ↑ Skinner, Vernon L Jr. Abstracts of the Prerogative Court of Maryland 1674-1774. Family Archive CD number 206.. (Broderbund, 1998)
   Administrative Accounts, 1731-1737, Liber 14 p 85.
2. ↑ Skinner, Vernon L Jr. Abstracts of the Prerogative Court of Maryland 1674-1774. Family Archive CD number 206.. (Broderbund, 1998)
   Administrative Accounts, 1731-1737, Liber 14 p 85.
3. ↑ Kent County, MD, Land Records
   Liber 3 folio 363.
4.   Peden, Henry C. Jr. Inhabitants of Kent County Maryland 1637-1787. (Family Line Publications, Westminster, MD, 1994)
   Page 179.
5.   Kent County, MD, Land Records
   Liber 3 folio 363.
6.   Kent County, MD, Land Records
   Liber 3 folio 363. (NW 8:206).
7. ↑ William Glaspell of Queen Anne's County aged 41 deposed about a property called Bagleys Forrest. He said that 27 years ago he was servant to John Moor of Kent County.