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- is Anne the wife of William Terrett? or a relation of William Terrett? or a relation of Giles Cole ?
is Eleanor wife of Henry Hawkins a relation of Giles Cole ?
=== Contributed by Ralph D. Smith
May 8, 1676 - Patent of "Hull" by Charles Calvert, Lord Baltimore, to Stephen Cawood.
For that Stephen Cawood of Charles Co. hath due unto him 600 acres, 50 acres for his own time of service, 200 acres by assignment from Thomas Dent (part of a 1550 acre warrant granted Dent July 9, 1670), and 350 acres more by assignment from Henry Bedford (50 acres thereof due to Bedford by assignment from Samuel Walter for his time of service, 100 acres by assignment from William Hargesse for his own and Ann his wife's time of service, and 200 acres by assignment from the said Stephen Cawood the assignee of us for our transporting George Blackborne, Katherine Blackborne, William Terrett and Ann Terret), we grant to Stephen Cawood "Hull," lying in Charles Co., containing 600 acres.
Source: Maryland Land Office, Patent Records, Liber 19, Page 302.
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father ?
Name: Stephen CAWOOD
Birth: 1606 in East Hardwick, England
Death: 1653 in East Hardwick, England
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Contributed by Shirley Middleton Moller
Source:
Who is this fellow Cawood : A history of the Cawood family from Johannes de Cawood (John Cawood), Cawood, Richard Lawrence; 1962
Stephen Cawood landed in southern Maryland in 1666.
According to records found in the Land Office, Annapolis, MD., Stephen Cawood of Charles County, proved right to 50 acres of land for time of service reformed in the province. This record was dated 4 Feb 1670/71. On the same day Thomas Dent of St. Mary's County, sold to Stephen Cawood of Charles Co., 200 acres, pt of a warrant for 1500 acres granted to Dent 9 Jul 1670. Warrant was then issued to Stephen Cawood for 250 acres. Stephen Cawood's warrant for 250 acres was increased by 200 acres on 10 Oct 1674, in a transaction by which Charles Calvert then Governor, issued to Stephen Cawood warrant for 200 acres, returnable 10 Feb 1675. On the same day 10 Oct 1674, Charles Calvert assigned to Stephen Cawood four persons - - Anne Terrett, William Terrett, George Blackborne and Katherine Blackborne, who were under obligation to him. Stephen married Anne Terrett.
Stephen Cawood engage in the war with the Susquahannock Indians about 1675, and was killed in the war some time in 1676, at the age of 46, leaving a wife, Anne Terrett Cawood, and son Stephen. There may have been other children.
Anne Terrett Cawood, did not remain a widow long, for about November 1678 she became the wife of Dr. John Wynne, of Poplar Hill, St. Mary's County, MD., moving to that location.
Stephen Cawood s/o Stephen and Anne oldest surviving son of his father was born probably about 1670.
[smoller: Stephen and Anne didn't meet until 1674, so their son Stephen's birth is after 1674] Stephen s/o Stephen and Anne continued to live in St. Mary's County, with his mother and stepfather until he was of age. But in 1695, he returned to Charles County, to assume possession of his heritage, a plantation of 600 acres, called Hull, which he had inherited from his father.
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remarried
Wynne, Mrs. Anne (wid) (m2) Berry, James 1684-1688
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1684 Wynne, Anne Rich Neck (Governors Gift, Little Eltonhead Manor)
Will, Wynne, John, Dr., Poplar Hill, St. Mary's Co.,22d Jan., 1683; 10th Mch., 1684 Harvey
1684 Wynne, John Rich Neck (Governors Gift, Little Eltonhead Manor)
Will, Wynne, John, Dr., Poplar Hill, St. Mary's Co.,22d Jan., 1683; 10th Mch., 1684 Harvey
1684 Wynne, John Bennetts Delight
Will, Wynne, John, Dr., Poplar Hill, St. Mary's Co.,22d Jan., 1683; 10th Mch., 1684 Poplar Hill
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John Wynne 9.132 A SM £45.1.6 Aug 10 1686
Payments to: William Rosewell, Mr. Thomas Jackson, Mr. William Askins, John Sickes, William Taylard.
Administratrix: Anne Berry (relict), wife of James Berry.
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Giles Cole 4.340 A CH #7586 #9238 Oct 9 1677
Legatees: John le Mare, Henry Hawkins (son of executor), Elisabeth Hawkins (daughter of executor), Thomas Hawkins (son of executor), widow of Stephen Cawood, Joseph Jessop (shoemaker).
Payments to: Maj. Rozer, Lidia Solley, Thomas Helgar, Robert Thomson, Edward Abbott, Edward Barton, William Barton, Jr. by order of widow Barton's debt on Stephen Cawood.
Executor: Henry Hawkins.
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James Hughes 2006-01-31 14:26:48
Supplement to Early Settlers Query
Wine, Winne, Anne
WC2:17,35-36 Film No.:
Transported by 1679
MSA SC 4341-
Wine, Winne, John
WC2:17,35-36 Film No.:
Transported by 1679
MSA SC 4341-
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James Hughes 2006-01-31 14:31:10
Supplement to Early Settlers Query
Wynn, John
WC4:275-76,448-49 Film No.:
Chyrurgion, of St. Mary's County by 1682, when he was granted a warrant to resurvey 250 acres
MSA SC 4341-
Wynn, Winne, Anne
18:293 Film No.: SR 7359
Wife of John, transported by 1674
MSA SC 4341-1471
Wynne, Winne, John
WT:93 Film No.:
Of St. Mary's County, service 1670
Transcript. 16:96
MSA SC 4341-
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1654 - Aft 1686 (~ 32 years)