Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Spouses
ChildrenJohn (ca1640-1674)
ResidenceFeb 1639, Isle of Kent, Kent County, MD87918
Memoalso claimed by VA; signed as witness to a document
Memodemanded 100 acres for transporting himself into the Province at his own charge
Land Purchase24 Sep 1640, Isle of Kent, Kent County, MD87921
Memothe surveyor was ordered to lay out 100 acres for him
Land Sold9 Nov 1648, Isle of Kent, Kent County, MD87922
MemoBefore John acquired patent to land, he sided with William CLAIBORNE & VA in the ongoing dispute between VA & MD over ownership of the Isle of Kent. For his part in the "rebellion", his land was seized by the Proprietors of MD, Tract “Beaver Neck” awarded Francis Brook(s)
Residenceca 1649, Northumberland County, VA87923
Land Purchase5 May 1652, VA87924
Memopat 520 ac land to him
Memo/1656; intestate
Will Filed14 Feb 1655, Northumberland County, VA87930
Memoadministration was granted on his estate
Misc. Notes
Vol 4 Pg 12 Pt IV:20287
Nov. 1648 - Maryland Provincial Court. Whereas it is publicly known to all the inhabitants of Kent that in the late Rebellion of that land John Gressam [sic] of that land, planter, was a partaker with the rebels and a principal and active ____ to maintain the said Rebellion, and whereas the said Gressam notwithstanding the late Governor's Pardon published at the Isle of Kent Apr. 16, 1647 and the last Pardon also published by Thomas Greene, Esq., Governor of this Province and bearing date at St. Mary's Mar. 3/4, 1647/8, in that case favorably provided that all persons whatsoever interested in the foresaid Rebellion (Richard Ingle, mariner, only excepted) expressing sorrow for their facts and coming and craving for their Pardon before Michaelmas last past should have their Pardon for their offense committed. Which notwithstanding the said John Gressam persisting in his ill mind, as it doth appear, hath condemned and neglected to sue for. These are therefore to require and authorize all Sheriffs belonging unto this Province, if at any time they shall find the said John Gressam within their district, that they shall as a Rebel apprehend him and deliver him into the hands of Justice. And likewise that in particular (Henry Morgan), the Sheriff of Kent (in which County the said Gressam is said to have some estate) is hereby required to cause inquiry to be made within the said County of Kent, of any lands or goods belonging to him within that County and the same to seize to the Lord Proprietor's use. And after such seizure made to deliver one half thereof into the hands of his Lordship’s Attorney or Receiver and the other half to the present Governor of this Province or to whom he shall appoint.
Sources: (1) Archives of Maryland, Vol. 4, pp. 441-2, and (2) Skinner, V. L., Jr., "Abstracts of the Proprietary Records of the Provincial Court of Maryland, 1637-1658," p. 114.
Vol 4 Pg 15 Pt IV: John Place Jr.20287
At pp. 130-132 of Tennison, Vol. 2, was set forth the records of John & Mary Place and their son John Place Jr. John Gresham (the father of Justinian Tennison Sr.'s wife Katherine) was the step-father of John Place Jr. John Place, Jr moved from Northumberland Co, VA to St Mary's Co, MD where he died in Dec 1674 (see Tennison, Vol. 2, pp. 15 and 132; Justinian Tennison Sr was appointed to appraise his estate.)
Nov. 1648 - Maryland Provincial Court. Whereas it is publicly known to all the inhabitants of Kent that in the late Rebellion of that land John Gressam [sic] of that land, planter, was a partaker with the rebels and a principal and active ____ to maintain the said Rebellion, and whereas the said Gressam notwithstanding the late Governor's Pardon published at the Isle of Kent Apr. 16, 1647 and the last Pardon also published by Thomas Greene, Esq., Governor of this Province and bearing date at St. Mary's Mar. 3/4, 1647/8, in that case favorably provided that all persons whatsoever interested in the foresaid Rebellion (Richard Ingle, mariner, only excepted) expressing sorrow for their facts and coming and craving for their Pardon before Michaelmas last past should have their Pardon for their offense committed. Which notwithstanding the said John Gressam persisting in his ill mind, as it doth appear, hath condemned and neglected to sue for. These are therefore to require and authorize all Sheriffs belonging unto this Province, if at any time they shall find the said John Gressam within their district, that they shall as a Rebel apprehend him and deliver him into the hands of Justice. And likewise that in particular (Henry Morgan), the Sheriff of Kent (in which County the said Gressam is said to have some estate) is hereby required to cause inquiry to be made within the said County of Kent, of any lands or goods belonging to him within that County and the same to seize to the Lord Proprietor's use. And after such seizure made to deliver one half thereof into the hands of his Lordship’s Attorney or Receiver and the other half to the present Governor of this Province or to whom he shall appoint.
Sources: (1) Archives of Maryland, Vol. 4, pp. 441-2, and (2) Skinner, V. L., Jr., "Abstracts of the Proprietary Records of the Provincial Court of Maryland, 1637-1658," p. 114.
Vol 4 Pg 15 Pt IV: John Place Jr.20287
At pp. 130-132 of Tennison, Vol. 2, was set forth the records of John & Mary Place and their son John Place Jr. John Gresham (the father of Justinian Tennison Sr.'s wife Katherine) was the step-father of John Place Jr. John Place, Jr moved from Northumberland Co, VA to St Mary's Co, MD where he died in Dec 1674 (see Tennison, Vol. 2, pp. 15 and 132; Justinian Tennison Sr was appointed to appraise his estate.)
Research
p.536 Gresham, John. Wit deed Fleet to Baker. 15 Nov 1655. 14.5887933 (d: bef 30 Jan 1655?)
p.536 Gresham, John. His daughters Mary & Martha. He is incensed with Mary concerning the trade of a cow. 20 May 1656. 14.7787933 (He d: bef 30 Jan 1655?)
England, Select Births & Christenings 1538-19751064 (Him? His Father?)
John Gresham, Male, bapt: 16 Mar 1608 Rossington, York, England; Father: John Gresham; FHL 1545733 Ref 2:36PJB72
John Gresham, Male, bapt: 24 Mar 1613 Braceborough, Lincoln, England; Father: Richard Gresham; FHL 421939
John Gresham, Male, bapt: 29 Dec 1613 Tattershall, Lincoln, England; Father: Richard Gresham; FHL 1541965 Ref Item 8
John Gresham, Male, bapt: 18 Mar 1623 All Saints, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Northumberland, England; Father: Cuthbert Gresham; FHL 0095005-0095007
John Gtesham, Male, Christening: 16 Mar 1608 Rossington, Yorkshire, England; Father John Gresham26923 (Him?)
Surrey England Baptisms, Marriages & Burials 1538-181287934 (This John Gresham d: two days later according to England, Births & Baptisms 1538-195726932)
John Gresham bapt: 4 Nov 1617 Limpsfield, St Peter; Father: Thomas Gresham; Ref # P11/1/2
England, Births & Baptisms 1538-197526932 (Him? His Father?)
John Gresham, Male, bapt: 29 Dec 1613 Tattershall, Lincoln, England; Father: Richard Gresham
John Gresham, Male, bapt: 24 Mar 1613 Braceborough, Lincolnshire, England; Father: Richard Gresham
John Gresham, Male, bapt: 4 Nov 1617 d: 6 Nov 1617 Limpsfield, Surrey, England; Father: Thomas Gresham (not him if died at two days old)
John Gresham, Male, bapt: 19 Jul 1618 Bourn, Cambridge, England, Father: Thomas Gresham
England, Boyd’s Marriage Index 1538-185087935 (His wife?)
John Gresham Marr: 1636 Canterbury Diocese Marriage Licenses, Kent, England, Margaret Smith, Source: Boyd’s 1st Miscellaneous Marriage Index 1415-1808
p.536 Gresham, John. His daughters Mary & Martha. He is incensed with Mary concerning the trade of a cow. 20 May 1656. 14.7787933 (He d: bef 30 Jan 1655?)
England, Select Births & Christenings 1538-19751064 (Him? His Father?)
John Gresham, Male, bapt: 16 Mar 1608 Rossington, York, England; Father: John Gresham; FHL 1545733 Ref 2:36PJB72
John Gresham, Male, bapt: 24 Mar 1613 Braceborough, Lincoln, England; Father: Richard Gresham; FHL 421939
John Gresham, Male, bapt: 29 Dec 1613 Tattershall, Lincoln, England; Father: Richard Gresham; FHL 1541965 Ref Item 8
John Gresham, Male, bapt: 18 Mar 1623 All Saints, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Northumberland, England; Father: Cuthbert Gresham; FHL 0095005-0095007
John Gtesham, Male, Christening: 16 Mar 1608 Rossington, Yorkshire, England; Father John Gresham26923 (Him?)
Surrey England Baptisms, Marriages & Burials 1538-181287934 (This John Gresham d: two days later according to England, Births & Baptisms 1538-195726932)
John Gresham bapt: 4 Nov 1617 Limpsfield, St Peter; Father: Thomas Gresham; Ref # P11/1/2
England, Births & Baptisms 1538-197526932 (Him? His Father?)
John Gresham, Male, bapt: 29 Dec 1613 Tattershall, Lincoln, England; Father: Richard Gresham
John Gresham, Male, bapt: 24 Mar 1613 Braceborough, Lincolnshire, England; Father: Richard Gresham
John Gresham, Male, bapt: 4 Nov 1617 d: 6 Nov 1617 Limpsfield, Surrey, England; Father: Thomas Gresham (not him if died at two days old)
John Gresham, Male, bapt: 19 Jul 1618 Bourn, Cambridge, England, Father: Thomas Gresham
England, Boyd’s Marriage Index 1538-185087935 (His wife?)
John Gresham Marr: 1636 Canterbury Diocese Marriage Licenses, Kent, England, Margaret Smith, Source: Boyd’s 1st Miscellaneous Marriage Index 1415-1808
Marriagebef 20 Jul 1654, Northern Neck, VA87914
ChildrenJustinian (~1655-~1658)