Thomas DABORNE

HUSBAND:
[F6238]. Thomas DABORNE.
He married Jane [F6239], probably in England.(S1).

He married Alies.(S5).

Thomas “came from the English/Scottish border country.”(S6).

He emigrated to Maryland in 1659. (S1).

Land Record Abstracts:
Christopher GARDINER, Annn Arundel County, to Robert LOCKWOOD, Ann Arundel County, 29 Mar. 1688. The original grant was on 18 SEP 1666, to Thos. DABORNE, for "Daborns Hope," in Herring Ck. Swamp, south of South Creek, by line of Wm. ALDRIDGE & Richard TALBOTT...( Abstracts of Land Records, AA, MD, 1662 - 1703).(S2).

Apparently, this property fell within the Herring Creek Hundred. Herring Creek Parish was also called St. James Parish. Herring Creek Hundred basically took in the southern part of Anne Arundel County below West River and Muddy Creek.

In 1672-73, he appeared in the provincial court, and was listed as of Ann Arundel County. (S4).

His will was written 23 OCT 1680.(S1,S3).

The will states: To Juleatha Carr, execx., personalty. To John Carr, 1/2 of 550 A., “Daborne's Inheritance,” at his mother's death. To Richard Carr and hrs., 50 A., “Knocker's Hall.” To Alexander Machfarrend and Susan Carr, personalty. Test: Jno. Mayhew, Thos. Parsons, Susan Player. 4. 32.

His will was probated on 31 MAY 1684. (S1,S3) in Maryland. Thus, he died sometime between OCT 1680 and MAY 1684. Probably it was sometime in MAY 1684.

WIFE:
[F6239]. Jane.
She married Thomas DABORNE [F6238].

CHILDREN of Thomas DABORNE [F6238] and Jane [F6239]:
  1. [F3119]. Juliatha DABORNE. Born in (Anne Arundel County, Maryland-S?)(England-S1). She married Walter CARRE [F3118].


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