Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
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143333Birthca 1761
Spouses
Military
Pg 85-92 St Mary’s Co MD Militia 1794: Charles Williams27610
p.292 Williams, Charles. Private, 3rd MD Line. Applied for and received pension S35122 on 5 May 1818, aged 57, in St Mary's Co, stating he enlisted on 27 Mar 1780, and participated in the Battles of Camden, Guilford (Court House), Ninety-Six, and Eutaw Springs. Two weeks prior to the expiration of his term of enlistment he went as a guard to prisoners from Annapolis to Frederick and was there discharged in Apr 1783. In 1820 he stated he had 6 children between the ages of 10 and 25 (4 sons and 3 daus), but no names were given. A son James was mentioned in 1833. Charles d: 16 Feb 1839, leaving two children of which Mary Hill was the only one named (Ref: D-178, U-40, P-3850, and National Genealogical Socy Quarterly, Vol. 34, No. 2 (1946), p.70). This latter source stated “This pensioner is the only one of the name in the MD troops as found in the Rev. War records of the Pension Bureau.” It should be noted, however, that there was a Charles Williams who served as a private from Harford Co and another who was a private from Anne Arundel Co, even though they apparently were not pensioners (Ref: D-59). There was also a Charles Williams in Calvert Co who made a request to the Gov of MD for bounty money on 1 Jun 1779, but the nature of his request was not specified (Ref: V-226).10285
Records of MD Troops in the Continental Service10670
p.59 Enrolled by Lt J. B. Hall. Passed by Aquilla Hall, 5 Aug 1776: Charles Williams
p.178 From Oct Muster, 1780 & Jul, &c.
Williams, Charles; Rank pt; Enlisted: 27 Mar 80; Discharged 1 Nov 80; Remarks: Present
p.369 Name: Chas Williams, Time: 3 yrs, Recruit, To Whom Delivered: Capt Trueman
p.394 3rd Company 3rd Regiment, Private: Charles Williams
p.509 Lt Lynn’s Co: Charles Williams, Private, dischd 27 Mch ‘83
p.560 Private Charles Williams 1st; Discharged 20 Aug ‘83; Served between 1 Aug ‘80-1 Jan ‘82; Served between 1 Jan ‘82 - 1 Jan ‘83; Served between 1 Jan ‘83 - 15 Nov ‘83
The Laws of MD from End Year 179933623
Appendix - Resolutions
Passed 1 Jan 1813. In favour of Charles Williams and Jesse Bullock.
No. 27 Resolved, That the treasurer of the western shore be, and he is hereby directed and required to pay to Charles Williams, late a private in the revolutionary war, in the MD line, or to his order, annually in quarterly payments, a sum of money equal to the half pay of a private; and likewise, is hereby directed and required to pay to Jesse Bullock, late a private in the revolutionary war, in the MD line, or to his order, annually, in quarterly payments, a sum of money equal to the half pay of a private, as a further remuneration to them for those services by which their country has be so essentially benefitted.
St Mary’s County, MD in the American Revolution; Calendar of Events56328
Pg 170 Index of Military & Civilian Personnel of St Mary’s County, MD in the American Revolution: Williams, Charles, Pvt 3rd Regiment MD Line 5/24/1780; Actual Pg 70 - 24 May 1780: Council ordered the Commissary of Stores deliver to Capt John Davidson of the 2nd Regiment ... to be delivered to Capt Joseph Marbury of the 3rd Regt for the following recruits: Charles Williams
Revolutionary War Pension & Bounty Land Warrant Application Files3000,10669
Pg 3: 12,039 R MD Roll, Charles Williams of St Marys Co MD who was a private in 3rd MD regiment commanded by Col Marbury of the MD line for a term of 3 yrs. Inscribed on the Roll of MD at the rate of $8 / mo, to commence on 5 May 1818. Certificate of Pension issued 19 Jun 1818 & delivered to Capt Henry @ Neale, Wash City. Appears to 4 Mar 1819 $80; Semi-Anl. All’s ending 4 Sep 1819: $48. Arr’d 10 months: $128 total. Continued notification sent 4 Oct 1820 to Joseph Harris Esq, Leonard Town MD
Pg 4: 23 Nov 1833 dup certif: given to his son, same day — Dead. Paid at the Treasury under the Act of the 6th Apr 1838 from 4 Sep 1838 to 16 Feb 1839 the day of his death. Agent notified 4 Apr 1840. Paid as above to Mary Hill of the 2 children. Agent Note filed 3 Jun 1840.
Pg 5 1st Judicial MD Court (St Marys Co, Charles Co, Prince Georges Co) 5 May 1818 Charles Williams, age 57 yrs resident of St Marys Co declare for service. He enlisted Mar 1780 in the company commanded by Joseph Marbury attached to the 3rd MD regiment & continued to serve to the end of the war, when he was discharged from service at Frederick Town MD. He was in the battles of Camden, Gilford Court House, Ninety six and Eutaw.
Pg 8 1st Judicial MD Court 18 Aug 1820 Charles Williams, aged 56, & resident of St Marys Co MD enlisted as a private Apr 1780 in the company commanded by Capt Joseph Marbury of the 3rd MD (similar to above letter) Certificate # 12039
Pg 9 (con’t) He has 6 (sic) children between the ages of ten and twenty five years, four males and three daughters.
Pg 11 Application for a new Certificate. St Mary’s Co MD 15 Nov 1833 Charles Williams appeared in court … which original certificate on or about 13 Jan 1833 lost near the dwelling house of his son James Williams in St Mary’s Co
Pg 14 Williams, Charles, Private, MD Line, Warrant # 11848 Issued 30 Jan 1794 to Emanuel France, assignee
Pg 15 Pension Claim S 35122 Charles Williams enlisted 27 Mar 1780, place not stated, and served as a private in Capt Joseph Marbury’s Co, served in 3rd MD Regiment & Col Gunby’s MD Regiment and was in the battles of Camden, Guilford, Ninety Six and Eutaw Springs. Two weeks before his term of service expired he went as a guard with prisoners from Annapolis MD to Fredericktown, MD under Capt Beatty and Maj Hardman and was discharged Apr 1783. He was allowed pension executed 5 May 1818 while a resident of St Marys Co MD aged 57.
Pg 16 Soldier d: 16 Feb 1839. He was survived by 2 children, Mary Hill, is the only name given.
Charles Williams b: 1761 St Mary’s Co d: St Mary’s Co MD; Spouse: Celia Trotman (Seekford Family Tree on Ancestry- no source) (His wife?)
US The Pension Roll of 1835114278
Vol III - 03 MD Image40of54 Charles Williams, Private, Annual Allowance: 96; Sums Received: 1424.00; Description of Service: MD line; When placed on Pension Roll: 19 Jun 1819; Commencement of Pension: 5 May 1818; age 68
p.292 Williams, Charles. Private, 3rd MD Line. Applied for and received pension S35122 on 5 May 1818, aged 57, in St Mary's Co, stating he enlisted on 27 Mar 1780, and participated in the Battles of Camden, Guilford (Court House), Ninety-Six, and Eutaw Springs. Two weeks prior to the expiration of his term of enlistment he went as a guard to prisoners from Annapolis to Frederick and was there discharged in Apr 1783. In 1820 he stated he had 6 children between the ages of 10 and 25 (4 sons and 3 daus), but no names were given. A son James was mentioned in 1833. Charles d: 16 Feb 1839, leaving two children of which Mary Hill was the only one named (Ref: D-178, U-40, P-3850, and National Genealogical Socy Quarterly, Vol. 34, No. 2 (1946), p.70). This latter source stated “This pensioner is the only one of the name in the MD troops as found in the Rev. War records of the Pension Bureau.” It should be noted, however, that there was a Charles Williams who served as a private from Harford Co and another who was a private from Anne Arundel Co, even though they apparently were not pensioners (Ref: D-59). There was also a Charles Williams in Calvert Co who made a request to the Gov of MD for bounty money on 1 Jun 1779, but the nature of his request was not specified (Ref: V-226).10285
Records of MD Troops in the Continental Service10670
p.59 Enrolled by Lt J. B. Hall. Passed by Aquilla Hall, 5 Aug 1776: Charles Williams
p.178 From Oct Muster, 1780 & Jul, &c.
Williams, Charles; Rank pt; Enlisted: 27 Mar 80; Discharged 1 Nov 80; Remarks: Present
p.369 Name: Chas Williams, Time: 3 yrs, Recruit, To Whom Delivered: Capt Trueman
p.394 3rd Company 3rd Regiment, Private: Charles Williams
p.509 Lt Lynn’s Co: Charles Williams, Private, dischd 27 Mch ‘83
p.560 Private Charles Williams 1st; Discharged 20 Aug ‘83; Served between 1 Aug ‘80-1 Jan ‘82; Served between 1 Jan ‘82 - 1 Jan ‘83; Served between 1 Jan ‘83 - 15 Nov ‘83
The Laws of MD from End Year 179933623
Appendix - Resolutions
Passed 1 Jan 1813. In favour of Charles Williams and Jesse Bullock.
No. 27 Resolved, That the treasurer of the western shore be, and he is hereby directed and required to pay to Charles Williams, late a private in the revolutionary war, in the MD line, or to his order, annually in quarterly payments, a sum of money equal to the half pay of a private; and likewise, is hereby directed and required to pay to Jesse Bullock, late a private in the revolutionary war, in the MD line, or to his order, annually, in quarterly payments, a sum of money equal to the half pay of a private, as a further remuneration to them for those services by which their country has be so essentially benefitted.
St Mary’s County, MD in the American Revolution; Calendar of Events56328
Pg 170 Index of Military & Civilian Personnel of St Mary’s County, MD in the American Revolution: Williams, Charles, Pvt 3rd Regiment MD Line 5/24/1780; Actual Pg 70 - 24 May 1780: Council ordered the Commissary of Stores deliver to Capt John Davidson of the 2nd Regiment ... to be delivered to Capt Joseph Marbury of the 3rd Regt for the following recruits: Charles Williams
Revolutionary War Pension & Bounty Land Warrant Application Files3000,10669
Pg 3: 12,039 R MD Roll, Charles Williams of St Marys Co MD who was a private in 3rd MD regiment commanded by Col Marbury of the MD line for a term of 3 yrs. Inscribed on the Roll of MD at the rate of $8 / mo, to commence on 5 May 1818. Certificate of Pension issued 19 Jun 1818 & delivered to Capt Henry @ Neale, Wash City. Appears to 4 Mar 1819 $80; Semi-Anl. All’s ending 4 Sep 1819: $48. Arr’d 10 months: $128 total. Continued notification sent 4 Oct 1820 to Joseph Harris Esq, Leonard Town MD
Pg 4: 23 Nov 1833 dup certif: given to his son, same day — Dead. Paid at the Treasury under the Act of the 6th Apr 1838 from 4 Sep 1838 to 16 Feb 1839 the day of his death. Agent notified 4 Apr 1840. Paid as above to Mary Hill of the 2 children. Agent Note filed 3 Jun 1840.
Pg 5 1st Judicial MD Court (St Marys Co, Charles Co, Prince Georges Co) 5 May 1818 Charles Williams, age 57 yrs resident of St Marys Co declare for service. He enlisted Mar 1780 in the company commanded by Joseph Marbury attached to the 3rd MD regiment & continued to serve to the end of the war, when he was discharged from service at Frederick Town MD. He was in the battles of Camden, Gilford Court House, Ninety six and Eutaw.
Pg 8 1st Judicial MD Court 18 Aug 1820 Charles Williams, aged 56, & resident of St Marys Co MD enlisted as a private Apr 1780 in the company commanded by Capt Joseph Marbury of the 3rd MD (similar to above letter) Certificate # 12039
Pg 9 (con’t) He has 6 (sic) children between the ages of ten and twenty five years, four males and three daughters.
Pg 11 Application for a new Certificate. St Mary’s Co MD 15 Nov 1833 Charles Williams appeared in court … which original certificate on or about 13 Jan 1833 lost near the dwelling house of his son James Williams in St Mary’s Co
Pg 14 Williams, Charles, Private, MD Line, Warrant # 11848 Issued 30 Jan 1794 to Emanuel France, assignee
Pg 15 Pension Claim S 35122 Charles Williams enlisted 27 Mar 1780, place not stated, and served as a private in Capt Joseph Marbury’s Co, served in 3rd MD Regiment & Col Gunby’s MD Regiment and was in the battles of Camden, Guilford, Ninety Six and Eutaw Springs. Two weeks before his term of service expired he went as a guard with prisoners from Annapolis MD to Fredericktown, MD under Capt Beatty and Maj Hardman and was discharged Apr 1783. He was allowed pension executed 5 May 1818 while a resident of St Marys Co MD aged 57.
Pg 16 Soldier d: 16 Feb 1839. He was survived by 2 children, Mary Hill, is the only name given.
Charles Williams b: 1761 St Mary’s Co d: St Mary’s Co MD; Spouse: Celia Trotman (Seekford Family Tree on Ancestry- no source) (His wife?)
US The Pension Roll of 1835114278
Vol III - 03 MD Image40of54 Charles Williams, Private, Annual Allowance: 96; Sums Received: 1424.00; Description of Service: MD line; When placed on Pension Roll: 19 Jun 1819; Commencement of Pension: 5 May 1818; age 68
Research
Charles Williams apparently Marr2: Mary Ann Hill who may have been Mary Ann Bleathen, who had Marr: Wm D. Hill (not sure)55327