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James Innes patented this lands in March 1704 for Robert Carter.
Falls Quarter was located in King George County, (Virginia) and had twenty-four slaves, three horses, and thirty-eight cattle in the 1733 inventory of Robert Carter's estate; it lay on lands patented in March 1704 by James Innes for Robert Carter. ("Carter Papers: An Inventory. . . ."; and Harrison, Landmarks of Old Prince William. p. 198.) [1]
James Innes died 4 March 1703/1704 in Baltimore, Maryland {needs citation}
A Family Search ancestry file shows James Innes born 1616 in Maryland. [2] This is clearly impossible as the first European immigrants came to Maryland in 1634.
The family search James Innes died in 1703 at age 87. [2]
The family search James Innes is said to be the son of Sir John Alexander Innes (1565-16325) and Lady Margaret Kinnaird (1566-1648)
In 1656 in Baltimore, Maryland, James Innes married Isabella Dulsabella Jones (1641-1704). [2]
They were the parents of at least 1 daughter, Elizabeth Ives Innes (1660-1703) [2].
He died in 1703, in his hometown, at the age of 87, and was buried in Baltimore, Baltimore, Maryland, British Colonial America.
James Innes of Maryland was born 1636. He was of Hartford County, Maryland. [3]
James Innes died March 4, 1703 in Baltimore, Maryland. [3]
He was the son of Sir John Alexander Innes, 1565-1635 and Margaret Innes[3]
He married Isabella Drusabella Innes[3]
He was the father of Elizabeth Loftin[3]
He had a step daughter namewd Susannah Smith[3]
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