Susannah Stull was born in 1737. She passed away in 1820 in Washington County, Maryland, United States at the age of 82 - 83.
She was the daughter of John Stull 1690 - 1749 and Martha (Jones) Stull 1699 - 1775 [1]
She married Col. Charles Swearingen 1735 - 1818. They were married in 1759 in Queene Anne, Prince George's, Maryland. He was a Col. in the Revolutionary War. Findagrave #82101346 (obit. on page) He was the son of Van Swearingen 1692 - 1787 and Elizabeth (Walker) Swearingen 1695 - 1767.
Children:
1. Drucilla (Swearingen) Booth 1759 - 1816
Married John Booth 1756 - 1840
Findagrave #82101564
2. Samuel Swearingen 1760 - 1846
Married Sarah Bennett 1767 - 1809
Married Mary John 1799 -
3. Martha (Swearingen) Lackland 1762 - 1845
Married Elisaha Lackland 1760 - 1826
4. Elizabeth (Swearingen) Lowe 1765 - 1848
Married Robert Lowe 1765 - 1808
Findagrave #90346554
5. Eli Swearingen 1767 - 1845
Married Mary Ann Noble 1780 - 1824
6. Abijah (Swearingen) Small 1769 - 1824
Married Susannah Small 1770 - 1824
7. Isaac Stull Swearingen 1773 - 1851
Findagrave #82101431
8. Susannah Stull (Swearingen) Cresap 1773 - 1851
Married Robert Cresap 1767 - 1827
Findagrave #17014730
9. Catharine (Swearingen) Clare 1776 -
Married James Clare 1774 -
10. John Van Swearingen 1778 - 1849
Married Elizabeth A. Bond 1780 -
Findagrave #82101487
11. Daniel Stull Swearingen 1781 - 1836
Married Elizabeth Cresap 1789 -
Sources
↑ Source: Original data: Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970. Louisville, Kentucky: National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution. Microfilm, 508 rolls.
Susanna is named as the wife of Charles Swearingen and mother of Abijah Swearingen in a 1791 Frederick County chancery court case over her brother John Stull's estate.John Stull Estate - 10/27/1791 (MSA S512- 4715; 1/37/1/52-4546; 5 folders). Abstracted by Dorinda Shepley. http://sites.rootsweb.com/~midmdroots/county/maryland%20chancery%20court%20abstracts.htm
1776 Maryland, Compiled Census and Census Substitutes Index. Susanna Stull. Elizabeth Hundred Township, Frederick County, Maryland.
9 pages, Reproduced with permission from the book: The Stulls of “Millsborough” A Genealogical History of John Stull “The Miller” Pioneer of Western Maryland, by Chris H. Bailey, Vol. 1, pp. 249-256, privately published, 2000. http://www.greathouse.us/herman1670/yellow-creek-chris-bailey.pdf
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Susannah by comparing test results with other carriers of her mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known mtDNA test-takers in her direct maternal line.
It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Susannah: