Joseph Hance was born about 10 September 1716 in Calvert County, Maryland, the son of Benjamin Hance, born about 1691 in Calvert County and Mary Hutchins, born about 1695 in Calvert County. They were married 28 July 1711 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland. [1]
Joseph Hance, son of Benjamin, b. 10th day of 9th month, 1716 (i.e., November 10, 1716) [2][3]
On 16 October 1737 in Calvert County, Joseph Hance married Anne Johns, born 28 February 1722 at the Cliffs, Calvert County. [1]
1738 Intention to Marry. Joseph Hance and Ann Johns - intentions to marry - 13th day of 11th month, 1737/38 (i.e., January 13, 1738) [4]
Ann Hance, wife of Joseph Hance and dau. of Isaac Johns, b. 28th day of 12th month, 1721/2 (i.e., February 28, 1722) [2][3]
1741 Wife Anne (Johns) is Legatee in Isaac Johns Inventory
Isaac Johns (gentleman) 18.202 A CA £1553.18.4 £575.4.3 Jun 4 1741 [1]
A second inventory is cited in the amount of £63.16.0. The amount of the accounts also included £207.0.4 in gold, £496.15.9 in sterling, and #2777.
Received from (merchants in London): Mr. James Hyde, MM Joseph Adams & John Hanbury & Samuel Hyde.
Payments to: John Wilkinson, George Freeman, Josias Sunderland, William Skinner, Lucy Pardo, Rev. James Williamson, George Beck paid to James Heighe, Dr. John Hamilton, John Richards, Job Hunt, Robert Freeland, William Maccallum, Joseph Richardson (administrator of Capt. William Richardson), Roderick Cheyne, Joseph Wilson, paid to George Harris, Elisabeth Johns (administratrix of Arthur Harris, widow being in full of his daughter Anna's dividend of his estate), Samuel Wallis, Joseph Willson, Robert Allen, Richard Roberts, Mr. Joseph Adams (merchant in London), John Falconar assigned to Henry Voght, Mr. John Hanbury (merchant in London), Thomas Talbot, Benjamin Hance, David Hughs, Benjamin Tasker & Daniel Dulany, Esq., Daniel Dulany, Esq., Mr. Gabriel Parker, Richard Johns.
Legatees: Anne (daughter) wife of Joseph Hance.
Mentions: family (unnamed).
Executors: Richard Johns (Quaker), Samuel Johns (Quaker, gentleman).
1765 Children and Quakers
1765 Son Benjamin married and disowned
Benjamin Hance, son of Joseph Hance, married and disowned - 26th day of the 4th month, 1765 (i.e., April 26, 1765) [4]
1765 Children disorderly and disonwed
Reference to Ann Hance and Elizabeth Hance acting disorderly - disowned - and Joseph Hance "treated with" on account of children - 26th day of 4th month, 1765 (i.e., April 26, 1765) [4]
Joseph Hance "treated with" on account of children - 26th day of 4th month, 1765 (i.e., April 26, 1765) [4]
Children
Mary Hance, b. 5 Sep 1738, Calvert County, Maryland [1] Mary Hance, 1st dau. of Joseph and Ann, b. 5th day of 9th month, 1738 (i.e., November 5, 1738)[2][3]
Anne Hance, b. 1 Jan 1740, Calvert County, Maryland [1] Ann Hance, 2nd dau. of Joseph and Ann, b. 1st day of 1st month, 1739/40 (i.e., March 1, 1740)[2][3]
Elizabeth Hance, b. Sep 1741, Calvert County, Maryland d. Jun 1833, Bourbon County, Kentucky [1] Elizabeth Hance, 3rd dau. of Joseph Hance, b. in 7th month, 1741 (i.e., September 1741)[2][3]
Benjamin Hance, b. 19 Mar 1744, Calvert County, Maryland [1] Benjamin Hance, 1st. son of Joseph and Ann, b. 19th day of 3rd month, 1744 (i.e. May 19, 1744)[2][3]
U.S., Quaker Meeting Records, 1681-1935; Name Joseph Hance; Birth Date 10 Nov 1716; Birth Date on Image 10 Ninth 1716; Birth Place Columbiana, Ohio; Father Benja Hance; Event Type Birth; Monthly Meeting Sandy Spring Monthly Meeting; Historical Meeting Data Sandy Spring Monthly Meeting; Type (Orthodox or Hicksite) Pre-Separation; Yearly Meeting Baltimore Yearly Meeting; Meeting State Ohio; Meeting County Columbiana; Household Members: Name: Joseph Hance.
"Hardesty Family in America" by Erma Hardesty Wesley page 163.
1800 United States Federal Census; Place: All Saints Parish, Calvert, Maryland; Males - Under 10: 1; Males - 26 thru 44: Joseph; Females - Under 10: 1; Females - 10 thru 15: 3; Females - 26 thru 44: 1.
Acknowledgements
Hance-160 was created by William Foster through the import of Ola Mundy Tree 2015-07-03.ged on Jul 3, 2015.
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