Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Misc. Notes
Pg 36247338 Note: Prof. Warfield (op. cit. p. 70) erroneously stated that Catherine was a daughter of William Harris; however, Elizabeth (__) Harris widow & not daughter of William Harris, marr: James Warner, as his (2) wife, only about a year before he died (Quakers In the Founding of Anne Arundel County MD by J. Reaney Kelly (Baltimore 1963) p. 79-81
Research
Pg 70 Samuel Howard marr: Catherine d/o James & Elizabeth Warner d/o William Harris of South River53200 (Her mother Elizabeth or Joan?)
Pg 2 Catherine Warner d/o James & Elizabeth (nee Harris) Warner of South River Hundred53474 (Mother?)
Pg 2 Catherine Warner d/o James & Elizabeth (nee Harris) Warner of South River Hundred53474 (Mother?)
Spouses
1Samuel Howard 
100993,100994,100995,100996,100997,100998,100999,101000,101001,101002,101003,101004,98570,101005,101006,101007,101008,101009,101010,101011,101012,101013,101014,101015
100993,100994,100995,100996,100997,100998,100999,101000,101001,101002,101003,101004,98570,101005,101006,101007,101008,101009,101010,101011,101012,101013,101014,101015Memo/1628; ca 1633? bef 1645? Bef parents marriage?
Memomigrated from VA with his brothers and sisters; on the banks of the Severn River near his father’s surveys
Residence1662, Round Bay, Anne Arundel County, MD98594
Memo100 ac Howard’s Hope surveyed for him
Land Purchaseca 1673101027
MemoWarner’s Neck from James Sewell
Will Filed28 Feb 1703, Anne Arundel County, MD101028
Memo/1702 Will dated
Memobet 28 Feb 1702/3-9 Nov 1703
Memo/1702; will proved; son Philip, executor; nephews, John Hammond and John Howard, overseers; Book 11, pg 397
Will Filed1703, Anne Arundel County, MD101037
MemoWill Inventory, Book 3, pg 149
ReligionChurch of England98644
FatherMatthew Arundell Howard (1609-1659)
MotherAnne Hall (<1613-~1651)
Misc. Notes
Pg 147 Sec 1 Howard: Matthew Howard of VA: Will of Rd Hall (1 Aug 1645; 15 Nov 1645 (sic), Old Portsmouth records, Liber B, fol 96) gives Matthews ch: … In the value or suitableness of the bequests there is a slight upward gradation, from Ann to Eliz and from Matthew Jr to Samuel; thus indicating that the can are named in the reverse order of their birth. This is most evident in the case of Saml. As the oldest son, he is the chief beneficiary, in the bequest of Hall’s “money and tobacco.” He was then about 17 or 18 yrs of age. Accepting this hypothesis as probably true and noting that the Southern records give precisely the same order for the 6 chn ….98539
Birthca 1632