Some Descendants of Thomas
Smith (Thomas) and Mary Unknown
- John Smith [Ref,
p. 2] died in 1756 in Prince George's County. [Ref,
p. 69] He married Mary Hall as her second husband. [Ref,
p. 69] Mary is said to be the daughter of Rev. Henry and Mary (Duvall) Hall.
[Ref, p. 69] She was born on 2 Nov
in St. James Parish, Anne Arundel County. [Ref,
p. 69] She married first Gunder Erikson. [Ref,
p. 69]
John's father left him 400 acres of Land's Land "Good Prospect",
part of Johnson's farm and 130 acres of marsh on the east side of the Patuxent
River. [Ref, p. 42] John lived in
Prince George's County. [Ref, p.
69]
- Thomas Smith [Ref,
p. 2] died after 14 Jan 1733/4.
Thomas's father left him 200 acres of Highland and 75 acres of adjoining C
Chance. [Ref, p. 42]
- Eleanor Smith
died after 14 Jan 1733/4. She married James Greenfield. [Ref,
p. 66] James died in 1734. [Ref,
p. 69]
Eleanor's father left her 50 acres of Highland. [Ref,
p. 42]
- Mary Smith [Ref,
p. 2] died after 14 Jan 1733/4.
Mary's father left her 50 acres of Highland. [Ref,
p. 42]
- Joseph Smith [Ref,
p. 2] died in 1739 in Calvert County. [Ref,
p. 69] He probably married Mary Wells. [Ref,
p. 69] Mary, the daughter of Thomas H. and Mary Wells of Anne Arundel County,
was born on 1 Jan 1705 in St. James Parish in Anne Arundel County. [Ref,
p. 69]
Joseph's father gave him the right to live on part of Highland for life. [Ref,
p. 42] Perhaps he had some defect as he was left no land.
- Thomas Smith
married Sophia Smith. [Ref,
p. 80]
- Sarah Smith died after
14 Jan 1733/4. She married Unknown Holliday. He may be Col. Leonard Holliday.
[Ref, p. 69]
Sarah Holliday was mentioned in her father's will. [Ref,
p. 42]
- Elizabeth Smith died
after 14 Jan 1733/4. She married Dr. Thomas Watkins. [Ref,
p. 66]
Elizabeth Watkins was mentioned in her father's will. [Ref,
p. 42]