About 1732 she was mentioned in the last Will of her father, William Hayden, Sr. [1]
Susanna Hayden married about 1734 to John Drury. [2]
She passed away about 1777.
Sources
↑ Maryland, Calendar of Wills 1635-1743 on ancestry.com citing Land Office in Annapolis, Maryland, USA; v7 Wills from 1732 to 1738; Will book#20; p902; for William Hayden, Sr., occ: planter; dated: 14 Jul 1732 St.Mary's County, Maryland; d: c1733-1734; probate: 06 Mar 1733; Text: ...
- to son, Charles, and heirs, plantation where he now lives
- to William and heirs, plantation where he now lives
- to daughter, Grace Herbert, and heirs, plantation where she now lives
- to daughter, Thomasen Cissell, and heirs, residue of “Finehly”
- to wife, Elizabeth, executrix, residue of estate during widowhood, to dispose of same as she thinks best; should she marry land to be divided among 8 children, viz: Francis, Susauna, James, George, John, Clement, Richard and Elizabeth, or the survivors of them and their heirs; should wife marry, sons to be of age at 18 & daughters at 16, or day of marriage.
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Three of Susannah and John Drury's daughters were part of the "Maryland Catholics on the Frontier" migration from Maryland to Kentucky (and onward to Missouri) at the end of the 18th century. Son William also migrated, to Illinois.
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Three of Susannah and John Drury's daughters were part of the "Maryland Catholics on the Frontier" migration from Maryland to Kentucky (and onward to Missouri) at the end of the 18th century. Son William also migrated, to Illinois.