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Alice (Cole) Washington (abt. 1638 - aft. 1708)

Alice Washington formerly Cole aka Gill, Drewery, Bond
Born about in Englandmap [uncertain]
Daughter of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]
[sibling(s) unknown]
Wife of — married 1673 [location unknown]
Wife of — married 1676 [location unknown]
Wife of — married 1677 in Baltimore, Baltimore, Marylandmap
Wife of — married 1707 [location unknown]
Descendants descendants
Died after after about age 70 in Baltimore, Province of Marylandmap
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Biography

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Alice (Cole) Washington was a Maryland colonist.

No birth record for Alice has been found and her surname at birth is not proved. Alice was married four times as follows: First around 1673 to -?- Gill and was the mother of one son:

Steven (Stephen) Gill or Gile born about 1673.

Second around 1675 to William Drewery who died before 30 NOV 1676. (no children)

Third to Peter Bond around 1677. Alice & Peter were the parents of:

  1. Peter b. abt. 1677
  2. Thomas b. abt. 1679
  3. William b. abt. 1689
  4. John b. abt. 1691

Fourth to Philip Washington on 14 MAY 1707[1]

Note

Alice was the widow of (1) Steven Gill, with whom she had at least one son, Steven (Stephen) Gill Jr., born about 1673. Following Steven Gill's death,

  • Alice married (2) William Drury (Drewery). (In his will dated 22 August 1676 and proved 30 November 1676, William Drury named Steven Gill Jr. as the son of his wife, Alice.) He bequeathed "Personalty" to Steven Gill Jr. and personal property to his widow, Alice. Drury bequeathed everything else to his daughter from a previous marriage, Christian, when she would reach the age of 16. (Baldwin,1904, page 179.) In June 1678, Alice, with her third husband (3) Peter Bond, sued James Rigby, who had been named executor in Drury's will, for her share of Drury's estate. Proof: Baltimore Co. families, Pages 699, 665, 566, 564, 472, 434, 403, 390,396, and many more starting with page 16. Proof: "The Stream Flows On" - By Bessie Bond Purvis. Land Office Archives, Annapolis, Md. History of Harford Co., Md. p. 209, Judge Preston. Bond's Forest is recorded on the Rent Rolls of Lord Baltimore.

Sources

  1. Barnes, Robert W. “Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759” Baltimore, MD: Clearfield 1989




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Can this be changed to show that her surname when born was Savage? Drury is a married name , and the father listed is incorrect.
posted by Nancy Riley
Drury-494 and Drury-36 appear to represent the same person because: Same name similar husbands. She should probably be last name unknown because all of these men are married names.
posted by Seely (Kenny) Foley
Gill-1936 and Drury-36 appear to represent the same person because: Both born 1650s, same husband, same son William, both died August 1708.
posted by Matthew Hutson
Drury-36 and Savage-590 appear to represent the same person because: Have same husbands, I'm not sure of the sources for Savage as her Last Name at Birth (LNAB), but Drury seems to be a married name, and should not be her LNAB
posted by John Atkinson