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Edward Day Sr. (1689 - 1746)

Edward Day Sr.
Born in Baltimore, Province of Marylandmap
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Husband of — married 22 May 1722 in Baltimore, Province of Marylandmap
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Died at about age 57 in Baltimore, Province of Marylandmap
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Biography

1689 Birth and Parents

Edward Day Sr was born in 1689 in Baltimore County, Maryland, the son of Nicholas Day, Sr (1655-1704) and Sarah Lowe (1650-1736) [1]

Edward Day was the son of Nicholas and Sarah. [2]

Edward Day was born in 1689 in Baltimore County, Maryland. He is the son of Nicholas Day, Sr., and Sarah Lowe.

Birth Year Estimate

^Assuming he was at least 18 at his marriage, Edward Day was born not later than 1704. ^If he was an adult at the time of his father's will in 1704, he was born not later than 1686, and was 36 years old at his marriage. ^In any event, he was younger than Nicholas and could not have been born earlier than 1675, since his mother Sarah was not likely to be younger than about 20 at the time of his birth. ^Assuming his birth took place before 1693, he was born in Anne Arundel County.

Siblings

  1. Sarah Day Greer (1686–1746) [1]
  2. Nicholas Day (1688–1739) [1]
  3. M. Edward Day (1689 - 1745)
  4. Elizabeth Day McComas (1691–1725) [1]
  5. Dianah Mercica Day Merricken born 1694 [1]

1722 Marriage

He married Avarilla Taylor on 22 May 1722. She was a daughter of John Taylor.[2]

On 22 May 1722 in Baltimore County he married Avarilla Taylor. She was born in 1693. [1]

On March 25, 1722 St. John's Parish, Joppa, Maryland Edward Day married Avarilla Taylor, (image attached) she was the daughter of John Taylor and granddaughter of Arthur Taylor of Baltimore Co. [3]

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Residence

Edward and Avarilla lived at Taylor's Mount. [4]

"Arthur Taylor died at Mr. Edward Days Anno Domini Nov. 1728" (image attached, this could be Avarilla's grandfather.)

1726 Witnessed Wills

He witnessed wills in 1726 [5]

1746 Will, Death, Estate

Will

The will of Edward Day 8 Jan 1746-12 Feb 1746, named children John, Nicholas, Edward, Sarfah Dorsey, Avarilla, Jane, and Anne, as well as son-in-law Vincent Dorsey. admin. bond posted on Feb 1636 by exec. John Day with Park. Hall and William Young; est. admin. 15 June 1748.[2]

Death

He died by 12 February 1746. [2]

He died 14 January 1745 in Baltimore County. Burial details are unknown. [1]

Death St. John's Parish Register
"Edward Day died January the 14th 1746, & was buried the 20th day of sd month." page 150 image 404[6]

Estate

His own will was proved February 12, 1746 (BCW 25:4), and names 6 of his 9 children

John Day was executor and accounts were administered 15 June 1748. (Md Admin Accts 25:13).

1746 Remarriage of Widow

She married second on 20 April 1747 Patrick Lynch. [2]

An Avarilla married Patrick Lynch on February 24, 1746, 12 days after Edward's will was proved. The first daughter by this name was deceased at this time, and the second was just 11 years old, leaving the conclusion it was the widow Avarilla who remarried at this time.

The will of Avarilla Lynch 29 Nov 1766-4 Feb 1767, named sons Jon and Edward, and daughters Avarilla Allender and Jane Allender;[2]

On June 15, 1748, the Administration Account was filed (Md Admin Accts 25:13) with John Day as executor and indicating that widow Avarilla had married Patrick Lynch.

Children

  1. John, b-05 Apr 1723 John, b-05 Apr 1723 [1]John, born 25 April 1723[2]
  2. Sarah, b-11 Mar 1725. Sarah, b-11 Mar 1725 [1] Sarah, born 11 March 1725 married Vincent Dorsey[2]
  3. Averilla, b-23 Oct 1727, d-Jul 1734. Avarilla, born 23 Ot 1727, died 6 Jan 1734[2]
  4. M Edward, Jr., b-20 Feb 1729, d-23 May 1779. M Edward, Jr., b-20 Feb 1729, d-23 May 1779 [1] Edward, born 20 Feb 1729[2]
  5. Nicholas, b-1731, d-27 Jan 1748 OR Nicholas (Jan 19 1732 - before 1746) Nicholas,. born 19 January 1732, died 27 January 1748[2]
  6. Michael, b-19 Jan 1732. Michael, b-19 Jan 1732 [1]
  7. Avarilla, b-16 Jul 1735 Averilla, b-23 Oct 1727, d-Jul 1734 [1] Avarilla, born 16 Jan 1735, married (?) Allender[2]
  8. Jane, b-30 Jan 1737 Jane, born 30 Jan 1737, d. 5 Nov 1746[2]
  9. Elizabeth, b-13 Apr 1742, d-Nov 1746. Elizabeth, born 13 April 1742, died Nov 1746[2]
  10. Anna, b-15 Nov 1744 Anna, born 15 Nov 1744[2]
The HI-lited ones are listed on the image from St.John's Parish attached
(SJPR 3-R)

Sources

  1. 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 Find A Grave: Memorial #116393164 Memorial for Edward Day. 'Note: Find a Grave is unsourced and information from it should be replaced with information from more reliable sources when possible. Accessed 10 December 2023 jhd
  2. 2.00 2.01 2.02 2.03 2.04 2.05 2.06 2.07 2.08 2.09 2.10 2.11 2.12 2.13 2.14 Robert W. Barnes. Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759.Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Company, 1989. Available for loan at [https://archive.org/details/baltimorecountyf0000barn/page/622/mode/2up Archive.org.
  3. (Faulkner, 10; St. John's Parish Register, 17-R)
  4. Marys, SJPR 3-R
  5. Baldwin VI:11), 1732 (Baldwin VI:233), 1738 Baldwin VIII:48), and 1740 (Baldwin VIII:36)
  6. familysearch.org https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CS3L-Z9RF-L?i=403&cc=2385204 Register Log of St. John's Parish]
  1. St. John's Parish Log




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Just in this family is 4 of my lineage NAMES: Nicholas Day -- Sarah (Lowe) Day --Brother of Sarah (Day) Greer --Avarilla Taylor
posted by Carole Taylor
Saint John’s Parish (Gunpowder)

—Established 1692 — "Inscription. The old church here standing was built by Edward Day at his own expense and consecrated in 1817 to replace Saint John’s at Joppa Town which, built in 1725, lay in ruins." wonder IF there was also a cemetery nearby? Maybe where some of our Day's & Greer's & Taylor's were laid to rest. https://www.hmdb.org/marker.asp?marker=1921

posted by Carole Taylor
Day-8667 and Day-6091 appear to represent the same person because: Same parents, same wife, approx. same death date. Birth years don't match, but both are estimates anyhow.
posted by David Hughey Ph.D.

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