It has been several years since James Beall (Beall-1186) was identified as "Disproven Existence." James Beall, who never existed, is associated with a cluster of other profiles claiming to be the ancestry for Maryland Immigrant Ninian Beall andfor whom no reliable evidence can be found.
Among them is James' supposed wife "Anne Marie Calvert"
Beyond the fact that no reliable evidence has been found for her existence, the existence of such a person is unlikely. First of all, middle names were rare in this time period and suggest that something has been invented. Secondly, the Calvert family was prominent in Maryland, being the family of the Lords Baltimore and it would be tempting to graft the family of prominent Ninian Beall onto the Calverts. The Bealls, however, were staunch Scottish Presbyterians, and the Calverts were English Catholics. The two groups fought wars with each other on both sides of the Atlantic, making a marriage alliance quite unlikely.
As with any of these Disproven Existence notices, this is a one-week notice that is a challenge to see if anyone can find any evidence that "Anne Marie Calvert" ever existed. If you can find such evidence, we all will be grateful. If nobody can, she will be adopted by the Disproven Existence Project and the connections to alleged parents and child removed, since a person who never existed cannot have parents, spouses or children. It is important to WikiTree's integrity that profiles, especially for those born before 1700, have adequate documentation from reliable sources. If evidence for her existence is found later, her status can easily be changed.
