Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Spouses
1Roger Gum 
39748,39749,39750,35409,39751,35412,39752,35414,35413,39753,35118,35123,35120,39754,39755,35418,39756,39757,39758,35420,39759
39748,39749,39750,35409,39751,35412,39752,35414,35413,39753,35118,35123,35120,39754,39755,35418,39756,39757,39758,35420,39759Memoabt 1645? bef 1682 DE? bef 1661 British Isles? 1622-1666 DE? abt 1660 Ireland? abt 1650 Sussex Co DE?
MemoPetitioned for a front lot, he had received a back lot in the town now called Lewes on 9 Sep 1683, "SomeRecds of Sussex Co" by Turner, Rev. CHV, p.111 & Sussex Co. Deed Records on microfilm, Washington,DC BkA-1,p23
Memo1681, 500 ac land grant from William Penn in PA Territories W. Side of Delaware Bay; 500 acres land, called Twiner, near Long Loved Branch on the Manor of Worminghurst from William Penn
Memo500 acres called Twiver to John Fisher, Sussex Co. Deed Records on microfilm, Washington, D.C. Bk A-1, p41
Memo“Hatfield Wood”, 100 ac from Thomas Moulson
Land Purchase15 Jun 1686, Sussex County, DE39785
MemoJohn Okey & Mary his wife to Philip Russell, 300 ac. For use of John Vines & Wm Emmitt by Roger Gums & Richard Laws. “White Horse”
Land Purchase15 Jul 1686, Sussex County, DE39786
MemoJohn Okey & Mary his wife acknowledge sale 300 ac. next to Roger Gums & Richard Laws. “White Horse” patented 27th 8 mo 1684 by Phillip Russel for use of John Vines & Wm Smith
Memo1664-1748? 1686?
Burialabt 2 Jun 1696
MemoWilliam Clark, administrator of Roger Gum petitioned the court
MemoWilliam Clark, administrator of Roger Gum; acknowledged sale of 200 ac in Broadkill Neck to William Smith
Occupationcooper39796
FatherRoger Gum (~1620-)
Misc. Notes
Land Records of Sussex Co DE 1763-176935284 Pg 104 Roger Gum by his will gave the land to his son John Gum, which said John Gum dying intestate the lands became the right of his several children, the present John being one.
Leaves from the Gum Tree25751
Pg 13 Nearby neighbors of Roger Gum according to a later description of his land were William Clark and Norton Claypool.
Pg 14 Many years later Jacob 4 Gum, a great-grandson of Roger, tried to sort out the land which Roger had owned which the administrator had sold, and which his son, John 2 Gum had repurchased. Jacob had the deed re-recorded and wrote some explanation. In these papers he says that Roger had died with some debts outstanding that forced the sale of the land, but that his son had bought it back etc. This seems to confirm the idea that John was the only child of Roger since no others are mentioned.
Pg 406 Sussex Co DE Deeds Liber K Pg 274: Roger Gum, willed the said land (land in Broadkiln hundred) to the said John Gum (his grandson), who died intestate, whereby the said land passed to his children, of whom one was the said John Gum.39797
Leaves from the Gum Tree25751
Pg 13 Nearby neighbors of Roger Gum according to a later description of his land were William Clark and Norton Claypool.
Pg 14 Many years later Jacob 4 Gum, a great-grandson of Roger, tried to sort out the land which Roger had owned which the administrator had sold, and which his son, John 2 Gum had repurchased. Jacob had the deed re-recorded and wrote some explanation. In these papers he says that Roger had died with some debts outstanding that forced the sale of the land, but that his son had bought it back etc. This seems to confirm the idea that John was the only child of Roger since no others are mentioned.
Pg 406 Sussex Co DE Deeds Liber K Pg 274: Roger Gum, willed the said land (land in Broadkiln hundred) to the said John Gum (his grandson), who died intestate, whereby the said land passed to his children, of whom one was the said John Gum.39797
Research
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/de/sussex/history/book/somerec.txt - Index for the book "Some Records of Sussex County Delaware" Compiled by C. H. B. Turner, Lewes, Delaware, Philadelphia, Allen, Lane & Scott 1909, Graciously provided by Barbara Johnson <patch227[at]email.msn.com>. Listed on39798
Pg 79 (ImminPA1727-76pg89of511) Sep 25, 1732. Palatines imported in the ship Loyal Judith, of London, Robert Turpin, Master, from Rotterdam, last of Cowes - Col. Rec III 456: Christian Gum39799 (Related?)
No Gum’s listed in 1671 Census of the Delaware by Peter Stebbins Craig, Genealogical Society of PA, Philadelphia, PA, 1999 (Google Book Search 3 Feb 2008)
Land Records of Sussex DE 1769-1782, Deed Book L # 11 and M # 12, (929.WRI) Viewed at Rehoboth Beach Public Library, Rehoboth, DE 18 Jun 2009: Pg 199 # 400 Confiscated Land. Sacker Wyatt and John Hopkins are in possession of land granted by patent to Roger Gum as 500 ac of which 102 ac was deeded to John Hopkins.
Pg 79 (ImminPA1727-76pg89of511) Sep 25, 1732. Palatines imported in the ship Loyal Judith, of London, Robert Turpin, Master, from Rotterdam, last of Cowes - Col. Rec III 456: Christian Gum39799 (Related?)
No Gum’s listed in 1671 Census of the Delaware by Peter Stebbins Craig, Genealogical Society of PA, Philadelphia, PA, 1999 (Google Book Search 3 Feb 2008)
Land Records of Sussex DE 1769-1782, Deed Book L # 11 and M # 12, (929.WRI) Viewed at Rehoboth Beach Public Library, Rehoboth, DE 18 Jun 2009: Pg 199 # 400 Confiscated Land. Sacker Wyatt and John Hopkins are in possession of land granted by patent to Roger Gum as 500 ac of which 102 ac was deeded to John Hopkins.
MarriageEngland39748
ChildrenJohn (~1677-~1724)