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Runion Howard Edwin [Male] b. AFT APR 1930

SUN CITY – Bessie J. Runion, 82, an audiometrist for a county health department, died Oct. 13, 1986, at Woodale Healthcare Center, Sun City, AZ. Mrs. Runion, of Sun City, was born in Ohio & moved to Arizona in 1972 from California. Survivors include her husband, Howard; and sons, Howard E. And Dr. Howell I. Services will be at a later date. Sunland Mortuary made arrangements. ({Phoenix} Arizona Republic :D20, Reported 1986.10.15)

Full name from www-personal.umich.edu/~dawnbare/bonney/bonneyrun.ged

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SUN CITY – Bessie J. Runion, 82, an audiometrist for a county health department, died Oct. 13, 1986, at Woodale Healthcare Center, Sun City, AZ. Mrs. Runion, of Sun City, was born in Ohio & moved to Arizona in 1972 from California. Survivors include her husband, Howard; and sons, Howard E. And Dr. Howell I. Services will be at a later date. Sunland Mortuary made arrangements. ({Phoenix} Arizona Republic :D20, Reported 1986.10.15)

Full name from www-personal.umich.edu/~dawnbare/bonney/bonneyrun.ged.

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Identified by name in 1986 obituary of mother's sister Adelaide (see her Notes).

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Inferred from obituary of wife's aunt Adelaide Colt Sothoron (see her Notes)

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Mentioned by married name in mother's obituary (see her Notes).

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Naisby W. Herring, 69, one of the founders of Queen Anne School in Upper Marlboro, died of cancer Aug. 16 at Anne Arundel General Hospital.
- Mrs. Herring, who lived in Upper Marlboro, was born in Princess Anne, Md. As a child she lived in Paris for six years.
- She graduated from Smith College and moved to the Washington area in 1944. She helped found Queen Anne School in 1964.
- Survivors include her husband of 43 years, Paul L. Herring, and two children, Paula. H. Sothoron and Peter N. Herring, both of Upper Marlboro; and five grandchildren. (The Washington Post :D4, Reported 1989.08.21)

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Mentioned by name in mother's obituary (see her Notes).

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Naisby W. Herring, 69, one of the founders of Queen Anne School in Upper Marlboro, died of cancer Aug. 16 at Anne Arundel General Hospital.
- Mrs. Herring, who lived in Upper Marlboro, was born in Princess Anne, Md. As a child she lived in Paris for six years.
- She graduated from Smith College and moved to the Washington area in 1944. She helped found Queen Anne School in 1964.
- Survivors include her husband of 43 years, Paul L. Herring, and two children, Paula. H. Sothoron and Peter N. Herring, both of Upper Marlboro; and five grandchildren. (The Washington Post :D4, Reported 1989.08.21)

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1910 Federal Census (1910.04.15, Recorded 1910.04.21) 125 Oakland Ave., Dist. 2, Pct. F, Covington, Kenton Co., KY - ED 120, Sh 8A, Ln 50, 161/173
- Manfres, Anton. Head 51 year old white male, in first marriage for 28 years. He & parents born in Germany. Immigrated in 1884 & is naturalized. Can read & write, speaks English. Occupation Presser at Tailor, drawing wages, no unemployment. Owns his non-farm home free of mortgage.
-----, Frances. Wife, 54 year old white female, in this her first marriage 28 years. Had 9 children 7 still living. She & parents born in Germany; immigrated in 1884. Can read & write, speaks English. Occupation None.
-----, Anna. Daughter, 26 year old single white female. She & parents born in Germany; immigrated in 1884. Occupation sewing at Tailor Work, drawing wages, no unemployment. Can read & write, speaks English.
-----, Belther. Daughter, 19 year old single white female. Born in Kentucky, parents in Germany. Occupation Sewing at Tailor Work, drawing wages, no unemployment. Can read & write, speaks English, no school since last Sept.
-----, Bernadina. Daughter, 17 year old single white female. Born in Kentucky, parents in Germany. Occupation Sewing at Tailor Work, drawing wages, no unemployment. Can read & write, speaks English, no school since last Sept.
-----, Matilda. Daughter, 14 year old single white female. Born in Kentucky, parents in Germany. Occupation Sewing at Tailor Work, drawing wages, no unemployment. Can read & write, speaks English, no school since last Sept.
- Kleen, Marter. Daughter, 25 year old white female, in this her first marriage for 7 years. Had 2 children both still alive. Born at sea, parents in Germany. Occupation none. Can read & write, speaks English.
-----, Clara. Granddaughter, 6 year old single white female. She & father born in Kentucky, mother at sea. Occupation none. No school since last Sept.
-----, Floyd. Groandson, 1 year old single white male. He & father born in Kentucky, mother at sea. Occupation none.

Mentioned by name in daughter Bernadina's Death Certificate (see her Notes).

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See husband's Notes for 1910 Federal Census entry.

Mentioned by name in Death Certificate of daughter Bernadina (see her Notes).

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Nettie D. (nee Buckler) Sothoron, of 201 Patapsco Ave., beloved wife of Thomas Frankland Sothoron, Sr., devoted mother of Mrs Jeannette Davis and Thomas Frankland Sothoron, Jr. Also survived by 4 grandchildren.
- Services at the McCully Funeral Home, Patapsco Ave at Third St., Brooklyn on Wednesday at 11 am. Interment in Glen Haven Cemetery. Friends may call from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm daily. (Baltimore Sun :C9, Reported 1971.02.15)

Thomas F. Sothoron, Jr. died on January 19, 1996. He was born on 9/30/1955 & was a Protestant. He was buried at Glen Haven Cemetery, 7215 Ritchie Highway, Glen Burnie, MD on 23 Jan 1996 in a Liner coffin in Grave 4, Devotion Section, Lot # 369 on January 23, 1996. The Funeral Director was McCully (Brooklyn). The lot owner was Mary Wagner (Sister) of 4-A Westway, South, Essex, MD 21221 (391-3425). [NOTE: There was no grave marker when I visited on 9 Oct 2003.]

SOTHORON SR., Thomas F. On February 16, 1996, THOMAS F., SR., beloved husband of the late Nettie Sothoron, devoted father of Mary Jeanette Wagner and the late Thomas F. Sothoron, Jr, brother of Wilbur (Suds) Sothoron, Mary Wolff, Dorothy Blauciak and Donald Sothoron.
- Memorial services will be held at the McCully Funeral Home of Brooklyn, 237 Patapsco avenue, on Tuesday at 7:30 P.M. Interment private. (Baltimore Sun :B6, Reported 1996.02.19)

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Mentioned by married name in 1996 Burial Record of brother Thomas (see his Notes)
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Mentioned by married name in father's 1996 obituary (see his Notes).

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See Notes of father for 1910 Federal Census entry, & those of mother for 1920 entry.

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See mother's Notes for 1920 Federal Census entry, & those of step-father Frank Hiss for 1930.

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See mother's Notes for 1920 Federal Census entry, & those of step-father Frank Hiss for 1930.

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See mother's Notes for 1920 Federal Census entry, & those of step-father Frank Hiss for 1930.

Carroll L. Knott, White citizen of Baltimore City, MD, born 1917 in Maryland, enlisted 14 Jul 1942 at Baltimore, MD as a Private, from Civil Life, for the duration plus 6 months. He had 3 years of high school, was single, had no dependents. Height 70, weight 142. (Ancestry.com* - U.S. World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946)

Carroll Knott, SSN 212-10-5147
Born 29 Jan 1917
Issued MD (before 1951)
Last Residence 21078, Havre De Grace, Harford Co., MD
Died Mar 1984
(SSDI*)

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PRISCILLA "PRISSY" ANDERSON was born Bet. 1773 - 1780 in MD to Jonathan Anderson & Mary Sothoron; and died Bet. 1840 - 1850 in St. Mary's Co., MD. She married CALEB THOMAS Bet. 1796 - 1805. He was born between 1756 - 1760 in Charles Co., MD, and died Bef. 22 March 1814 in Charles Co., MD. (Reno*)

- Caleb Thomas (born between 1756 & 1760, died intestate between 18 Dec 1813 & 22 March 1814) married Priscilla Anderson, his 3rd marriage, in 1805. They had 5 children between 1806 & 1813: Rebecca, Kitty Ann, Pricy Wilson, Maria, Caleb Sothoron & Adeline.
- Priscilla Anderson & her brother Henry Anderson were children of Mary Sothoron (daughter of Richard) & Jonathan Anderson. (Sween Library* - "Thomas Family in Maryland” - in Thomas Family folder, undated & unsigned)

** Notes from Linda Reno*:

Daughter's will, 1866 names her.

She bought "Indian Creek with Addition" from George Forbes and his wife, 217 ac.

She also bought the same land from John T. Hawkins for a total of 757 ac. (will of daughter).

DAR/Doctors of SMC, Fresco--gives her surname.

9/13/1815: Orphan's Ct. of Charles Co. Sale of late dwelling of Caleb Thomas, dec'd; also stock, furniture, etc. Pricey Thomas, guardian, Charles Co., MD. (National Intelligencer Newspaper Abstracts, 1814-1817).

7/15/1816: Deed to Pricey Thomas of Charles County from John T. Wall and his wife, Elizabeth of Prince George's County. Caleb Thomas, late husband or Pricey, died intestate leaving sundry children of which Elizabeth Wall is one. Pricey pays them $247 for all of their right for Pricey's dower in the land of Caleb Thomas. (Charles County Deeds, IB 11, p. 389).

7/15/1816: Deed from Daniel Townshend and his wife, Susanna (daughter of Caleb Thomas, dec'd) to Pricey Thomas for $247 all of their right to the land assigned to Pricey Thomas as her dower. (Charles County Deeds, JB 11, 390).

7/15/1816: Deed from John B. Thomas and his wife, Mary Thomas (dau. of Caleb Thomas, dec'd) to Pricey Thomas for $247 all of their right to the land assigned Pricey as her dower. (Charles County Deeds, JB 11, 391).

1820, Charles County:
Name: Price Thomas
Home in 1820 (City, County, State): Election District 4, Charles, Maryland
Enumeration Date: August 7, 1820
Free White Persons - Males - 10 thru 15: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 10 thru 15: 3
Free White Persons - Females - 26 thru 44: 1
Slaves - Males - Under 14: 9
Slaves - Males - 14 thru 25: 2
Slaves - Males - 26 thru 44: 5
Slaves - Males - 45 and over: 3
Slaves - Females - Under 14: 10
Slaves - Females - 14 thru 25: 2
Slaves - Females - 26 thru 44: 5
Slaves - Females - 45 and over: 5
Number of Persons - Engaged in Agriculture: 15
Free White Persons - Under 16: 4
Free White Persons - Over 25: 1
Total Free White Persons: 5
Total Slaves: 41
Total All Persons - White, Slaves, Colored, Other: 46

8/21/1822: Deed from John B. Thomas and Nathan Thomas of Charles County to Pricey Thomas for $900 "Thomas's Inheritance" and "Pt. Barton's Hopes", bought of Thomas Mundell by Caleb Thomas (died intestate) and sd. land was elected by Mary Thomas, daughter of sd. Caleb Thomas as described in commissioners return. (Charles County Deeds, JB 15, p. 152).

6/25/1823: Deed from John F. Thompson of Charles Co. to Pricey Thomas for $500, "Pt. Whitson Monday Enlarged", 123 ac. on the main road leading to Charlotte Hall. Jane Thompson waived dower. (Charles County Deeds, IB 15, 305).

Will of Kitty Ann Thomas, Charles County, 9/27/1824-2/19/1825. Mother: Priscilla Thomas, all estate and to serve as Exec. Wit.: Thomas Martin, Joshua Estep, Jane S. Estep. (Charles County Wills, 1817-1825, p. 348, image 186, Family Search).

3/24/1828: Deed from Alexander Matthews, Sheriff to Pricey Thomas. On 9/17/1820 Theodore Mudd recovered from John B. Thomas and Nathan Thomas, yeomen, $472 and $1,000 in damages plus $8.48 1/3 costs. The sheriff seized "The Ware" and "Thomas's Enlargement", 173 ac. and "Barton's Hope", 160 ac. that was sold on 11/8/1822 to Pricey Thomas as highest bidder. (Charles County Deeds, IB 17, 499).

1830, not listed in Charles County--was she then in St. Mary's County where census is missing?

1840, 5th Dist., St. Mary's County:
Name: Pricey Thomas
Home in 1840 (City, County, State): District 5, Saint Marys, Maryland
Free White Persons - Females - 20 thru 29: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 60 thru 69: 1
Slaves - Males - Under 10: 3
Slaves - Males - 10 thru 23: 2
Slaves - Males - 24 thru 35: 5
Slaves - Males - 55 thru 99: 2
Slaves - Females - Under 10: 4
Slaves - Females - 10 thru 23: 1
Slaves - Females - 24 thru 35: 1
Slaves - Females - 36 thru 54: 3
Persons Employed in Agriculture: 12
Free White Persons - 20 thru 49: 1
Total Free White Persons: 2
Total Slaves: 21
Total All Persons - Free White, Free Colored, Slaves: 23

11/3/1843: Deed from Priscilla Thomas of St. Mary's Co. to George H. Adams of Charles County for $1,000 "Pt. the Ware" and "Pt. Norwich", 167 1/2 ac. sold to her by Townley Robey, 10/13/1818. (Charles County Deeds, IB 12, 499).

11/3/1843: Deed from Pricey Thomas of St. Mary's County to Samuel C. Moran of Charles County, all of her right to "The Ware" and "Thomas's Enlargement" she bought from Sheriff Alexander Matthews and "Barton's Hope" and "Thomas's Inheritance", it being the lot elected by Mary Thomas, daughter of Caleb Thomas. To be held by Moran in trust for the use and benefit of Mary Thomas during her life and after her death for the use of William Wilson Thomas and Joseph Ford Thomas, children of John B. Thomas and Mary, his wife. John B. Thomas now lives on "The Ware" and "Thomas's Enlargement" which is to be used for the benefit of William Wilson Thomas and his heirs. "Barton's Hope" and "Thomas's Inheritance" is for the benefit of Joseph Ford Thomas and his heirs. (Charles County Deeds, WM 1, 106).

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PRISCILLA "PRISSY" ANDERSON was born Bet. 1773 - 1780 in MD to Jonathan Anderson & Mary Sothoron; and died Bet. 1840 - 1850 in St. Mary's Co., MD. She married CALEB THOMAS Bet. 1796 - 1805. He was born between 1756 - 1760 in Charles Co., MD, and died Bef. 22 March 1814 in Charles Co., MD. (Reno*)

- Caleb Thomas (born between 1756 & 1760, died intestate between 18 Dec 1813 & 22 March 1814) married Priscilla Anderson, his 3rd marriage, in 1805. They had 5 children between 1806 & 1813: Rebecca, Kitty Ann, Pricy Wilson, Maria, Caleb Sothoron & Adeline.
- Priscilla Anderson & her brother Henry Anderson were children of Mary Sothoron (daughter of Richard) & Jonathan Anderson. (Sween Library* - "Thomas Family in Maryland” - in Thomas Family folder, undated & unsigned)

1810 Federal Census (1810.08.06) Charles Co., MD - Pg 90 - Caleb Thomas
- Free white males 10 - 15...1
- .............................. 45+...1
- .......... females under 10...3
- .......................... 10 - 15...1
- ...........................16 - 25...1
- .......................... 26 - 44...1
- .......................... Slaves...23

** Notes from Linda Reno*:

DAR/Doctors of SMC, Fresco. Disagree. He was not John Caleb Thomas, 6. 1773, son of Philip Thomas and Elizabeth Covington Wailes.

Caleb Thomas m. Mary Cave, 12/29/1784, Pr. Geo's Co.
Caleb Thomas m. Susanna King, 4/14/1798, Pr. Geo's Co.

Name: Caleb Thomas
State: MD
County: Charles County
Township: Oath of Fidelity
Year: 1778
Record Type: Fidelity Oath
Page: 120
Database: MD Early Census Index

MARYLAND RECORDS-CHARLES COUNTY; CENSUS OF 1775-1778; pg 299
BENEDICT HUNDRED, TAKEN BY HENRY LYON, JNR., CONSTABLE
Thomas, Allen
Thomas, Isaac
Thomas, John
Thomas, Calib
Thomas, Philip
Thomas, William

Charles County Land Records 1782-1786; Liber Z#3; Page 236. Mar 3, 1785 from John Thomas Jr of CC, planter, to Caleb Thomas of CC, planter, for 7000 lbs of crop tobacco, .all that part or parcel of land in CC, being part of a tract of land called New Podda, and bounded by a tract of land called Bullington, then to Samways' Branch, containing about 60 acres. Signed - John Thomas Jr. Wit - John Morton, Bonn' Dyson (CC JPs). Ann, wife of the above sd John Thomas Jr, relinquished her right of dower to the lands within mentioned. Recorded Apr 3, 1786.
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Charles County Land Records 1786-1790; Liber D#4; Page 9, Nov 7, 1786 from John Thomas Sr of CC, planter, to Caleb Thomas of CC, for 3000 lbs of crop tobacco, a tract of land in CC called the Bowling Green, bounded by the south side of the Levels Nest Branch, and near the head thereof, containing about 200 acres. Signed - John Thomas. Wit - Walter Ranson*, Jno Dent*. Recorded Nov 7, 1786.

1790: Not found

10/20/1790: Deed from Joshua Naylor, planter and George Naylor, both of P. G. Co. to Caleb Thomas, planter for 25 lbs and 5 shillings "Stainland Enlarged" in CC, 25 3/4 ac. Wit: Alexander McPherson and Ben Dyson. (Charles Co. Deeds).

10/20/1790: Deed from George Naylor of P.G. Co. to Joshua Naylor of the same County for 25 lbs. all that pt. of "Stainland Enlarged" lying in CC which was not this day conveyed to Caleb Thomas. Wit: Alexander McPherson, Ben Dyson. (Charles Co. Deeds).

Charles County Land Records 1792-1796; Liber N#4; Page 255. Feb 12, 1794 from William Wilson Thomas of CC, planter, to Caleb Thomas of CC, planter, for 70 £ all that tract of land in CC called Bridgewater, bounded by a white oak near the head of Devils nest branch, land called Bowling Green taken up by John Thomas, containing about 70 acres. Signed - William W. Thomas. Wit - John Smith Brookes, Rindo (Rinaldo) Johnson (Prince Georges County JPs). This deed was acknowledged in Prince Georges County by William Willson Thomas and Eliz Thomas, his wife. Certified by Jno R. Magruder Jr, Clk Prince Georges County Court. Recorded May 3, 1794.

1800, Trinity Parish, Charles County:
Name: Cabel Thomas
Home in 1800 (City, County, State): Trinity Parish, Charles, Maryland
Free White Persons - Males - 26 thru 44: 1
Free White Persons - Females - Under 10: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 10 thru 15: 2
Free White Persons - Females - 26 thru 44: 1
Number of Slaves: 11
Number of Household Members Under 16: 3
Number of Household Members Over 25: 2
Number of Household Members: 16

3/10/1803: Indenture From: Josias Sarratt Dickirson Sarratt John Sarratt and Nathaniel Sarratt of Prince Georges County, planters To: Caleb Thomas of Charles County for the sum of Two hundred and twenty six Dollars, all that tract known by the name of Thomas' Inheritance Enlarged lying in Prince Georges County; containing fifty six acres and one half acre. /s/ Josiah Sarratt, Dickerson Sarratt, John Sarratt, Nathaniel Sarratt; Wit: Robert A Beall, Francis C Dyer. Recorded 23 May 1803. CCLR IB 5.387. (Courtesy, Shirley Moller).

CCLR IB8:45
22 Mar 1808
From: Richard Coleman Beaven of Charles Co., MD
To: Caleb Thomas of Charles Co., MD
For the sum of one hundred and fourteen dollars current money of the United States All that tract or part of a tract or parcel of Land called Holmeby, being in Charles County
Containing nineteen acres
Signed Richard C. Beaven, witnesses Ig. Middleton, Ignatius Semmes
Recorded 20 April 1808
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Contributed by Shirley Middleton Moller

1810, Charles Co.:
Name: Caleb Thomas
Home in 1810 (City, County, State): Charles, Maryland
Free White Persons - Males - 10 thru 15: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 45 and over: 1
Free White Persons - Females - Under 10: 3
Free White Persons - Females - 10 thru 15: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 16 thru 25: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 26 thru 44: 1
Numbers of Slaves: 23
Number of Household Members Under 16: 5
Number of Household Members Over 25: 2
Number of Household Members: 31

3/22/1814: Inventory of the personal estate of Caleb Thomas. Pricy Thomas, admx. (Charles County Inventories, 1812-1815, p. 243, image 135).

4/16/1814: Reappraisal and distribution of the personal estate of Caleb Thomas. Widow's share; John T. Walls; Daniel Townshend; Mary Thomas, Rebecca Thomas; Kitty Ann Thomas; Pricy Wilson Maria Thomas; Caleb Sothoron Thomas; Adeline Thomas. (Charles County Inventories and Accounts, 1812-1815, p. 278, image 153, Family Search).

8/21/1822: Deed from John B. Thomas and Nathan Thomas of Charles County to Pricey Thomas for $900 "Thomas's Inheritance" and "Pt. Barton's Hopes", bought of Thomas Mundell by Caleb Thomas (died intestate) and sd. land was elected by Mary Thomas, daughter of sd. Caleb Thomas as described in commissioners return. (Charles County Deeds, JB 15, p. 152).

2/13/1826: Distribution of the personal estate of Caleb Thomas. To: Pricey Thomas, widow, 1/3; John T. Wall, wife Elizabeth one of the children; Daniel Townsend, wife Susan one of the children; John B. Thomas, wife Mary one of the children; Joshua Estep, wife Rebecca one of the children; Kitty Ann Thomas, one of the children; Caleb Thomas, one of the children; Pricey W. A. Thomas, one of the children; and James Morton, wife Maria one of the children. The children each got 1/8 part of the estate. (Charles County Administration Accounts, 1825-1829, p. 103, image 53, Family Search).

9/13/1815: Orphan's Ct. of Charles Co. Sale of late dwelling of Caleb Thomas, dec'd; also stock, furniture, etc. Pricey Thomas, guardian, Charles Co., MD. (National Intelligencer Newspaper Abstracts, 1814-1817).

Notes for SUSANNA CAVE:
Prince George's County Will Book __ pages 490-491
I Samuel Cave testator to the aforegoing will do hereby make this additional codicil to that my last will and testament. Whereas I have heretofore in the 2nd and 3rd pages of my will aforesaid devised to my daughters Susanna, Mary, and Jane, all at that time living, the Negro man Sen, to be disposed of or settled for, as therein expressed, but as it hath pleased God to take to himself my daughter Mary, then wife of Mr. Caleb Thomas, and my second daughter having intermarried with the said Caleb Thomas, and thereby a considerable portion of my property hath gone into his hands, I think that it but right to let my daughter Jane, now Jane Moran, wife of John Moran (who has lived with me almost constantly, and who has undergone much fatigue with me during my long indisposition and ever performed the duties of an affectionate child, with great cheerfulness and apparent satisfaction) have the whole and sole advantage of that devise, instead of my three daughters as before mentioned. I therefore give and bequeath to my daughter Jane Moran, Negro Sen, before named, to her and her heirs, hereby revoking the devise in my will made. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 2nd day of December 1801. Sam Cave {seal}

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Dr. Joseph Ford Shaw, 33 (d. 1865), s/Rev. Neale Hammell Shaw & Ann (Ford) Shaw, m. Rebecca Estep (nee Thomas), widow, 28 (d. 1866), both of St.M.Co., 22 Jan 1834 at Christ ch., by Rev. Hatch P.E. (17); Nat'l Intell 1'29/1834; The Thomas Brothers of Mattapany, by Armstrong Thomas. (Fresco(1)* :264)

See husband Joseph Shaw's Notes for 1850 & 1860 Federal Census entries.

Rebecca Shaw, consort of Dr. Joseph Ford Shaw age abt. 60, buried 22 June 1866 at All Faith. (Fresco(1)* :453)

Rebekah Thomas Shaw, 1816 - 1866, "Wife;" Consort of Dr. J. F. Shaw. Buried at Shaw's Retreat. (Tice* :494)

** Notes from Linda Reno*

REBECCA THOMAS was born 1806 in St. Mary's Co., MD to Priscilla Anderson & John Caleb Thomas; and died June 22, 1866 in Charlotte Hall, St. Mary's Co., MD. She married (1) JOSHUA ESTEP Bet. 1821 - 1828, son of PHILEMON ESTEP and ALICE COOKE. He was born Bet. 1766 - 1774 in St. Mary's Co., MD, and died Bet. 1826 - 1832 in St. Mary's Co., MD. She married (2) JOSEPH FORD SHAW January 26, 1834 in Christ Church, Chaptico, St. Mary's Co., MD, son of NEALE SHAW and ANN FORD. He was born 1800 in "Shaw's Retreat", Charles Co., MD, and died September 03, 1865 in Charlotte Hall, St. Mary's Co., MD. (Reno*)

Rebecca Thomas was b. 1806, St. Mary's Co., MD to John Thomas & Priscilla Anderson; d. 1866, Charlotte Hall, St. Mary's Co., MD.

Caleb Thomas (born between 1756 & 1760, died intestate between 18 Dec 1813 & 22 March 1814) married Priscilla Anderson, his 3rd marriage, in 1805. They had 5 children between 1806 & 1813: Rebecca, Kitty Ann, Pricy Wilson, Maria, Caleb Sothoron & Adeline.
- Priscilla Anderson & her brother Henry Anderson were children of Mary Sothoron (daughter of Richard) & Jonathan Anderson. (Sween Library* - "Thomas Family in Maryland” - in Thomas Family folder, undated & unsigned)

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