Ship Batchelor sailed 1674

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Goal of this project

The goal of this project is to ...make a History page for the Story of the SHIP BATCHELOR the photos and the citations.............and the passengers.

The sub-goal is to not only make sure all 90+ passengers have profiles on wikitree.com but the research we do can link their families and descendants. Maybe we can find others beside the Grear.

Will you join us? Please post a comment here on this page, in G2G using the project tag, or send me a private message. Thanks!

Researchers

Right now this project just has

1. me. Carole Taylor
2. Hyla, Hyla Jenks SOURCES
3. Jack Day Advisor

Thank yous

Thank yous, to the above and to others that do so much research to add.

1. Manager of Patrick McAtee that set us straight on the Magee and McAtee not being one/same.
2. Another Carole, Manager, has helped with editing the bio for clarity

Things to do

Here are some of the tasks that we think need to be done. We are working on them, and could use your help.

• Researching, to find SOURCES
• Research the "Samuel" Gibbons for anything... the usual sites I have come UP EMPTY. but have made a profile.
• look for the person on wikitree to see IF they are already IN and if not, then make a profile for them.
• SHARE with our fellow Collaborators

History of the Ship Batchelor

List of Servants Transported by Samuel Gibbons

List of Servants Transported by Samuel Gibbons

1674 Voyage Bristoll, England to Province of Maryland

Out of the Port of Bristoll, England

"A List of Servants of Transported by Samuel Gibbons

of Bristoll in the Ship Batchelor of Bristoll 1674" (image attached)

(the 3 column list of 90 Servants, of which 15 can be identified as females)

under the list is the DATE: November 1674

Transcription

"Then came the within named Samuel Gibbons and Proved Rights

Unto Four Thousand Five Hundred acres of land it being due to

him for transporting the ninety persons within mentioned------------

into this Province to inhabit before me. (a missing piece)

Charles Calvert ^[1]

"A List of Servants" (Warrants)

"An American Family History"

"Transported by Samuell Gibbons Ship Batchelor of Bristoll 1674"

1. Agnew, And:
2. Anderson, James
3. Barr, William
4. Belchey, Thomas
5. Bell, William
6. Bradshaw, John
7. Bullock, Wm
8. Camell, John
9. Crawford, James
10. Curkwood, James
11. Dowglise, John
12. Egleson, William
13. Feilding, James
14. Forrist, Jane
15. Gibson, Robert
16. Grear, James (Greer) 1633 Baltimore County
17. Grey, John
18. Grimes, Margaret
19. Guordin, Daniell
20. Hambleton, Jane
21. Henry, Daniell
22. Hutchin, Robert
23. Johnson, Eliz.
24. Kane, John
25. Keely, John
26. Kennon, Sarah
27. Keny, Rose
28. Kirkwood, Adam
29. Kirkwood, Eliz.
30. Koapland, Lettis
31. Lyhfy, John
32. Lyon, Jane
33. Lythkoe, John
34. Macalman, John
35. MackCharmen, Patrick
36. MackChoy, Daniell
37. MackDaniell, Alex:
38. Mackahee, Robert
39. Mackclarty, Daniell
40. Mackelgar, Daniell
41. Mackgnaid, John
42. Mackgowen, John
43. Mackholister, Elinor
44. Mackmaikin, Corneluis
45. Mackmullen, James
46. Mackneele, Daniell
47. Macknoole, James
48. Mackvey, Jeffery
49. Magee, Edmond
50. Magee, Henry
51. Magee, Patrick
52. Magnaid, Hugh
53. Magumery, John
54. Mahalton, Manus
55. Mercer, Thomas
56. Milihan, Mary
57. Miller, John
58. Morrison, Robert
59. Mullican, Jane
60. Murphy, Abraham
61. Musterd, John
62. Nowell, Willm
63. Odean, Richard
64. Oneale, Hugh
65. Orr, Robert
66. Pearson, John
67. Perkinson, Eliz.
68. Rhany, Thomas
69. Rowark, Corneluis
70. Shaw, Math:
71. Sim, Alex:
72. Sincleer, Agnew
73. Sloane, John
74. Smith, Eliz.
75. Stinson, John
76. Taggert, Thomas
77. Tarneck, John
78. Thompson, Jeffrey
79. Tilton, Humphry
80. Walker, John
81. Wallis, Alex:
82. Wallis, William
83. Watson, Jane
84. Wilkeson, Richd
85. Winslow, Antho:
86. Winslow, Eliz.
87. Winslow, James
88. Winslow, Willm
89. Younger, John
90. Younger, Mary

source: An American Family History ^[2]

Authors

1. Beddoe, Thomas Beddoes of wikipedia.com is too old so maybe a son?
2. Gust Skordas born 1912- 2000
3. Dr. Carson Gibb born 1926- 2007

Questions about the document

These men are named also in the above statement..........on the document

1. Robert Hutchins,
2. Robert Mackahee,
3. Agnes Sincler,
4. John Grey,
5. Thomas Mercer,
6. Anthony Winslow,
7. William Winslow,
8. James Winslow,
9. John Miller,
10.  James Grear,
11. John Lynsey,
12. John Keane,
13. John Macknamerry,
14. Jeffery Mackvey,
15. Mathew Shaw,
16. John Bradshaw,
17. John Tarneck,
18. Alexander Wallis,
19. Daniell Henry,
20. John Mackelman,
21. Robert Orr,
22. Hugh Maynard,
23. James Feilding,
24. Andrew Agnew, and
25. Daniell Macknele

1) Could they be a higher class of citizens that have paid for their passages differently? Good example, James Grear (Grier-GREER-Grierson) Can this be the same James Greer, of Gunpowder River area who married the daughter of a very well-to-do land owner, Arthur Taylor of the same area, only 6 years later, 1680. If James was an Indentured Servant I doubt that the father would have allowed his daughter to marry... OR maybe the Indentured passage amount had been paid in full.

2) Where exactly did the Ship Batchelor land and drop them off? up the Chesapeake Bay into the Patapsco River and then? Fells Point??? "Established in 1763, Fell's Point." .........

NO Robert Ridgely is the big land owner in St. Mary's and held numerous government positions; he is the Ridgely that paid Gibbons for the "Servants"

And St. Mary's County is 122 miles south of the County of Baltimore. So it appears that that is where the 90 passengers were let out to "inhabit".....AND the James GREER of Joppatowne, Maryland owned property 126 miles north, and they would have traveled by boat up the Chesapeake Bay past Taylor's Island, and up to Joppatowne through the Gunpowder River. Where Arthur Taylor owned 100s of acres of land.

Collaboration waiting for responses

1. Robert Gibson this Robt' has a Parish Record, marriage in 1702, we just need to make sure this is the same man. Another ^{[citation needed]} added him to image list...Taylor-25258 17:40, 6 February 2023 (UTC)"Question asked on the profile from: Gibson-4370"
2. William Nowell "Born before 30 May 1657 in Thornhill, Yorkshire, England" did a private email to the manager. Jan 29 2023
3. Dr. Thomas Beddoes the original signature???
4. Gust Petros Skordas might be the original Author/Compiler Skordas, Gust.Early Settlers of Maryland, waiting for the LDS Library Researchers to find him ANSWER: from LDS Library, "No, they are not the same Jay Burros found 2 sources they gave us. A new profile for Gust Skordas born 1912 in D.C. Washington

Descendants of Passengers

ADD your name to the Descendants LIST IF you are a Descendant of one or more

1. Carole Taylor to James Greer

Footnotes

The original person to put "Lib.r No, 18 Transcrib'd from old Lib.r M. M. from folio: 536 to the end Containing Rights, Warrants and Assignments, Certificates and Patents of Beddoe" is Beddoe..

NO wikipedia.com on The Batchelor of 1674

A List of Servants of Transported by Samuel Gibbons of Bristoll in the Ship Batchelor of Bristoll 1674

Sources

1. ↑ "Lib.r No, 18 Transcrib'd from old Lib.r M. M. from folio: 536 to the end Containing Rights, Warrants and Assignments, Certificates and Patents of Beddoe" (image 4), MARYLAND STATE ARCHIVES by Dr. Carson Gibb, The New Early Settlers of Maryland (CHANGE image # box to 98 for the below list MSA SC 4341: Gibb Collection, updated in 2005) (Please note this is a very large file and may take some time to download).
2. ↑ ©Roberta Tuller 2020, An American Family History This research database lists individual settlers who are named in the Maryland land patent volumes from 1633-1683 and one land warrant volume from 1681-1685. The New Early Settlers of Maryland comprises 34,326 entries from Gust Skordas' Early Settlers of Maryland and Carson Gibb's Supplement to The Early Settlers of Maryland.

1. Guide page to MARYLAND STATE ARCHIVES to look up other names.
2. All citations in the entries refer to government record microfilm at Maryland State Archives.