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Register of the Maryland Society of the Colonial Dames of America, 1891 mm,. ClassLi^u M.f '~ B()flk^^::L."' -~J- PRnSKNTIOI) liY f^ Register of the Maryland Society Of the Colonial Dames of America 1891-1915 Yv^^ijjB>joiL /Ws^iJ-ii*y O-l- "HjU ^J^Orr^t-JO^ '^JO.^^'^^suJ ^ OsAnrNXr-A-c* Published by the Society Baltimore 1915 ^^^ a .N\ 3.4-5 Copyright By The Maryland Society of the Colonial Damss of America 1915 BALTIMORE, MD., U. 8. A. FOREWORD. The Committee appointed by the Maryland Society of the Colonial Dames of America to prepare for publication the Second Lineage Book of the Society offers to the members the result of its labors. The work has been accomplished under circumstances of unusual difficulty and the Committee realizes that it was spe- cially fortunate in that it could avail itself of the great and varied experience of the late and lamented Dr. Christopher Johnston, for so many years the Genealogist of the Maryland Society. The selection by Dr. Johnston (in conjunction with the Committee) of Mr. Louis H. Dielman to examine papers and edit this volume proved a very happy choice. He has given much time and great patience to the task and the Committee feels that through this combination a background is repre- sented for its work which would otherwise have been un- obtainable. This foreword would be incomplete without some mention of the late Wilson Miles Cary, Esq., whose thorough researches are shown in many of the Pedigree papers. Mrs. E. S. Beall, Mrs. J. J. Jackson, Mrs, a. L. Sioussat, Miss Tilghman, Miss E. C. Williams, Mrs. Charles E. Rieman, Chairman. (Hi) CHARTER MEMBERS AND FOUNDERS. INCORPORATORS. 1. Mrs. Frederick von Kapff, 5. Mrs. Richard Bassett Bayard, 2. Mrs. Eugene Blackford, 6. Mrs. Joseph King, 3. Mrs. Edward Sinclair Beall, 7. Mrs. Robert Atkinson, 4. Mrs. William Reed, 8. Mrs. Henry Didier, 9. Mrs. Horatio L. Whitridge. Others present at the meeting of Dec. 29, 1891, were designated FOUNDERS. 10. Mrs. Edward Shippen, 18. Mrs. Outerbridge Horsey, 11. Mrs. Monte Griffith, 19. Mrs. G. Robins Goldsborough, 12. Mrs. C. Iredell Iglehart, 20. Miss Mary Tilghman, 13. Mrs. Duncan Campbell, 21. Mrs. Douglas H. Thomas, 14. Mrs. Alexander Gordon, 22. Mrs. Winfield J. Taylor, 15. Mrs. Charles Ridgely, 23. Mrs. William Bowly Wilson, 16. Mrs. Charles D. Fisher, 24. Miss Marian Gilmor Howard, 17. Mrs. Charles Marshall, 25. Mrs. Wilson Miles Gary. (iv) OFFICERS OF THE NATIONAL SOCIETY OF THE COLONIAL DAMES OF AMERICA FROM ITS INCORPORATION. PRESIDENTS. Mrs. G. Dawson Coleman, Mrs. William Ruffin Cox, Mrs. Howard Townsend, Mrs. Joseph Rucker Lamar. VICE-PRESIDENTS. Mrs. Beverly Kennon, Mrs. William Reed, Mrs. Henry G. Banning, Mrs. Barrett Wendell, Mrs. E. D. Gillespie, Mrs. Alexander F. Jamieson, Mrs. Herbert A. Claiborne Mrs. Francis W. Goddard, (Mrs. Wm. R. Cox), Mrs. Joseph Rucker Lamar, Mrs. Samuel Colt. Mrs. Elihu Chauncey, Mrs. Henry F. LeHunte Lyster, Mrs. Nathaniel Terry Bacon, Mrs. Overton Lea. SECRETARIES. Miss Mary Dickinson, Mrs. Joseph Rucker Lamar, Mrs. William Reed, Mrs. Charles R. Miller. ASSISTANT SECRETARIES. Mrs. J. J. Jackson, Mrs. Rosa Wright Smyth, Mrs. John Y. Taylor. TREASURERS. Miss Elizabeth Byrd Nicholas, Mrs. Alexander J. Cassatt. REGISTRARS. Miss Katherine Paul Shippen, Mrs. Nathaniel Terry Bacon, Mrs. Emil Richter, Mrs. FrankUn Bowditch Dexter. HISTORIANS. Miss Anne H. Wharton, Miss Alice French, Mrs. Albert L. Sioussat. (v) OFFICERS OF THE MARYLAND SOCIETY. PRESIDENTS. Mrs. Frederick von Kapff, Mrs. William Reed. FIRST VICE-PRESIDENTS. Mrs. William Reed, Mrs. Richard B. Bayard, ' Mrs. Charles Marshall. SECOND VICE-PRESIDENTS. Mrs. Richard B. Bayard, Mrs. Charles Marshall, Mrs. Charles Ridgely, Mrs. J. Pembroke Thom, Mrs. Eugene Blackford, Mrs. N. G. Penniman, Mrs. T. Harrison Garrett. RECORDING SECRETARIES. Mrs. Edward Shippen, Mrs. Robert Atkinson {pro tern.), Mrs. Charles Marshall {pro tern.), Mrs. J. J. Jackson. CORRESPONDING SECRETARIES. Mrs. Henry Didier, Mrs. C. Iredell Iglehart, Mrs. Robert Atkinson, Mrs. William Reed, Mrs. George B. Goldsborough, Miss Elizabeth Manigault Morris, Mrs. D. Giraud Wright, Miss Elizabeth Chew Williams, Mrs. J. Thomson Mason, Mrs. Robert Goldsborough Henry, Miss Lilian Giffen. TREASURERS. Mrs. Joseph King, Mrs. William Bowly Wilson, Mrs. Alexander Gordon, Mrs. Henry W. Rogers, Miss Elizabeth H. Stokes. REGISTRARS. Mrs. Edward Shippen, Mrs. Edward Sinclair Beall. HISTORIANS. Mrs. Monte Griffith, Miss Mary Tilghman. (vi) BOARD OF MANAGERS. Mrs. William Reed, Miss Mary Stickney Hall, Mrs. Eugene Blackford, Mrs. J. Thomson Mason, Mrs. Edward Shippen, Mrs. E. Austin Jenkins, Mrs. Edward S. Beall, Mrs. John Ridgely of Hampton, Mrs. George R. Goldsborough, Mrs. Thomas M. Chatard, Mrs. Robert Atkinson, Miss Ida S. Brent, Mrs. Alexander Gordon, Mrs. J. Pembroke Thorn, Mrs. Joseph King, Mrs. Albert W. Sioussat, Mrs. Henry Didier, Mrs. E. Plowden Jenkins, Mrs. Outerbridge Horsey, Miss Virginia King, Mrs. Charles D. Fisher, Mrs. T. Harrison Garrett, Mrs. Douglas H. Thomas, Mrs. Felix R. Sullivan, Mrs. Horatio L. Whitridge, Mrs. Francis T, Redwood, Mrs. Winfield J. Taylor, Mrs. Samuel Chew, Mrs. C. Iredell Iglehart, Miss Elizabeth Manigault Morris, Mrs. Duncan Campbell, Miss Elizabeth H. Stokes, Mrs. Charles Marshall, Mrs. Lloyd Lowndes, Miss Mary Tilghman, Mrs. Eugene Poultney, Miss Marian Gilmor Howard, Mrs. Charles E. Rieman, Miss AmeHa de Pau Fowler, Mrs. George T. M. Gibson, Mrs. William Bowly Wilson, Miss EHzabeth Chew Williams, Mrs. Charles Ridgely of Hampton, Mrs. J. D. Iglehart, Mrs. James W. Wilson, Mrs. William Rejmolds, Mrs. Richard B. Bayard, Miss Lilian Giflfen, Mrs. Frank P. Clark, Mrs. Wm. Kennedy Cromwell, Mrs. N. G. Penniman, Mrs. Robert Goldsborough Henry, Mrs. J. J. Jackson, Mrs. William S. Powell, Mrs. Henry W. Rogers, Mrs. Robert Garrett, Mrs. D. Giraud Wright, Mrs. Ed. Athelstan Marshall. HONORARY MEMBERS. Mrs. von Kapff, Mrs. Thomas Donaldson, Mrs. Eugene Blackford, Mrs. Charles Howard, Miss Dandridge, Mrs. N. G. Penniman, Mrs. Joseph King. ADVISORY BOARD. Henry F. Thompson, Charles D. Fisher, Col. Charles Marshall, Arthur George Brown, Douglas H. Thomas, Wm. Bowly Wilson, Dr. Christopher Johnston, Judge Henry Stockbridge, Henry W. Rogers, Mendes Cohen. Dr. Christopher Johnston appointed Genealogist of the Maryland Society January 5, 1894. (vii) : ELIGIBILITY LIST. Applicants for membership in the Society, when claiming descent from a Maryland ancestor, must show that the ancestor held one or more of the following offices PROVINCIAL OFFICERS. Lords Proprietary. Governor. Deputy Governor. Secretary of the Province. Treasurer of Eastern and Western Shores. Provincial Councillors. Chancellor and Keeper of the Great Seal. Surveyor General. Rectors of Parishes after 1692, when the Church of England was established in Maryland. Commissioners of Land Office. High Sheriffs. Commanders of Counties. Commissioners appointed by " Council of State " of Commonwealth of England, and Commissioners appointed by their authority for govern- ing the Province. Commissioners on Boundaries between Provinces. Mayor of St. Mary's. Mayor of Annapolis. Collector of Customs. ASSEMBLIES, CONVENTIONS AND COMMITTEES. Members of Provincial Assembly. Members of Congress, 1754 and 1765. Members of Maryland Conventions and Council of Safety. Members of Committees of Correspondence and Observation. Members of Continental Congress, 1774-1776. Signers of the Declaration of Independence. Signers of Maryland Declaration of Independence, July 3, 1776. JUDICIARY. Attorney General. Judge of the Court of Admiralty. Justices or Judges of Provincial Courts. Justices or Commissioners of the Peace. Register High Court of Chancery. MILITARY OR NAVAL. Commissioned Officers of the Regular Provincial or Colonial Military or Naval Forces. Founders of King WiUiam's School. Services rendered after July 5, 1776, not recognized except as supple- mentary. Applicants having ancestry in another State than Maryland will be admitted into the Maryland Society upon the Eligibility List of such other Society. (viii) LIST OF MEMBERS. The names of deceased members are preceded by an asterisk (*). ABEL, MRS. JOHN J. (Mary Hinman). By right of descent from Samuel Symonds, Richard Treat, John Steele, John Webster. ABELL, MRS. EDWIN FRANKLIN (Elizabeth Maxwell Laurenson). By right of descent from Charles Carroll, William Brent, Edward Digges, William Digges, Henry Darnall, Sir Dudley Digges, Henry Sewall, Benjamin Rozer, Clement Hill, Jr., Giles Brent, Thomas Notley. ADAMS, MRS. GILMER S. (Lettie Robinson). By right of descent from Colonel Nicholas Greenberry. ALEXANDER, MRS. JAMES WALLACE (Cora Luckett). By right of descent from William Luckett, Valentine Peyton, Francis Peyton. * ALLEN, MRS. ETHAN (Eliza Clagett). By right of descent from Augustine Herman, James Frisby, Judge John Brice, Dr. Charles Carroll, Zachariah Maccubbin, Edward Lloyd, I, Colonel Philemon Lloyd. ALLISON, MRS. JAMES EEIN (Jeanie Bass). By right of descent from Captain Thomas Clagett, John Dorsey. LIST OF MEMBERS. AMOS, MISS JOSEPHINE PARRY. By right of descent from Daniel Williamson, Walter Martin, John Buckley, Samuel Garrett, William Garrett, George Harlan, Rev. Thomas Dungan, Joseph Fell, William Amos. ANTHONY, MRS. JAMES (Mary Josephine Nougues). By right of descent from Captain Thomas Todd, Captain Thomas Todd, II, Captain John Dorsey, Hon. Caleb Dorsey. ARMSTRONG, MRS. CHARLES DORSEY (Lida Campbell Leib). By right of descent from William Barton, Captain William Barton, Governor William Stone, Captain Robert Henley, John Stone, Colonel John Courts, Lieut.-Col. Wm, Russell, General William
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