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John Warfield was born 1674 in Millersville, Anne Arundel County, Maryland. He was the eldest son of Captain Richard Warfield (1646-1703) and his wife Elinor Browne (1649-1719) [1]
John Warfield was born 1674 in All Hallows Parish, Anne Arundel County, Maryland, the son of Richard Warfield, born before 1650, died 11 February 1704, and his wife Eleanor Browne, b. 1646 in Manchester, England and died 13 February 1714 in Anne Arundel County. [2]
John Warfield [3]
John Warfield was born in 1674 in Middle Neck, Anne Arundel County. [3]
John was the eldest of seven children born on the Warfield Plantation.
In 1696, John married Ruth Gaither, oldest daughter of John Gaither, of South River. [4]
The marriage took place on 16 Feb 1696 in All Hallows Parish, Anne Arundel County, Maryland. [3]
He married Ruth Gaither, daughter of John Gaither, founder of the Gaithers of Maryland. [1]
On 16 Feb 1696 in All Hallows Church, Anne Arundel Co MD, he married Ruth Gaither, the daughter of John III & Ruth (Beard) Gaither of South River, Anne Arundel Co MD.[1]
In 1696, John married Ruth Gaither, oldest daughter of John Gaither, of South River. Their sons were Richard, John, Benjamin, Alexander, Edward and Philip, all of whom located upon the frontier outposts, in Howard. John Warfield's daughters were Ruth, wife of Richard Davis; Mary, wife of Augustine Marriott and Elinor who died a maiden. [4]
On 16 February 1696 in All Hallows Parish he married Ruth Gaither, born 8 September 1679 in All Hallows Parish, Anne Arundel County. She died after 9 January 1727 in Anne Arundel County.[2]
In 1696 he married Ruth Gaither (1679–1728)
John's father surveyed Warfield's Plains on 30 Mar 1681. Upon his father's death, John inherited Warfield's Plains and on that plantation died at the young age of 44 years.[1]
John Warfield, eldest son, lived upon "Warfield's Plains," the homestead of which still stands just opposite Baldwin Memorial Church, half-way between Waterbury and Indian Landing. "Warfield's Plains" extended up to Millersville, and "Warfield's Forest" was near Indian Landing.[4]
He established his seat on "Warfield's Plaines" which had been inherited from his father, located near the Baldwin Memorial Church and which is now in the vicinity of Millersville in the-then western extremities of St Anne's Parish. His sons were among the pioneers in the Howard area. -Anne Arundel Gentry, Newman.[1]
Page 84: [speaking in regards to Richard Warfield (1646-1703] " In his old age, he began the first westward movement of the early settlements to the unexplored frontier of Howard. His sons and executors, in 1704, resurveyed "Warfield's Range," and increased it to fifteen hundred acres. John, his oldest son, lived upon "Warfield's Plains," the homestead of which still stands just opposite Baldwin Memorial Church, half-way between Waterbury and Indian Landing. "Warfield's Plains" extended up to Millersville, and "Warfield's Forest" was near Indian Landing.[4]
Death
John Warfield, like his father, passed his life in developing his estate, but died in early manhood, 1718, before completing his surveys and transfers. [4]
He died in 1718 at Abington, Anne Arundel, Maryland. [3]
He died July 1718 in Millersville, Anne Arundel County, Maryland, and is buried in All Hallows Church Cemetery, Birdsville, Anne Arundel County. [1]
John Warfield, like his father, passed his life in developing his estate, but died in early manhood, 1718, before completing his surveys and transfers. [4]
John Warfield died 18 July 1719 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland (admin) [2]
Estate
His son, Richard, as heir-at-law, deeded his estate to his brothers. Returning to the homestead, he married Marion Caldwell, and had issue, John, Seth, Richard and Luke Warfield. The first two were located upon " Warfield's Range." Richard and Luke remained upon the Severn." [4]
John Warfeild (planter) 1.367 AA £473.11.8 Jul 29 1718 [2]
John Warfield (planter) 1.372 AA £18.2.5 Jul 29 1718 [2]
John Warfield (planter) 2.22 AA £79.1.4 Feb 28 1718/19[2]
John Warfield 2.52 A AA £52.13.0 £9.17.7 Jun 5 1719 [2]
John Warfield 2.145 A AA £552.13.0 £554.10.8 Jul 18 1719 [2]
John Warfield 2.184 -- £78.19.6 Aug 18 1719[2]
John Warfield 2.332 A AA £544.10.8 £635.2.5 Sep 26 1719[2]
"The inventory of his personal estate was filed on July 29, 1718, including books, four slaves and one white servant." [1]
Warfield names the male children as Richard, John, Benjamin, Alexander, Edward and Philip, all of whom located upon the frontier out-posts, in Howard. Warfield names the female children as
Their children: Azel Warfield (born 1696), Richard Warfield (born 1697), Ruth Warfield Davis (born 1697), John Warfield (born 1700), Benjamin Warfield (born ca 1702-10), Alexander Warfield (born 1704), Elinor Warfield (born ca 1705-18), Mary Warfield Marriott (born 1709), Edward Warfield (born 1710), and Philip Warfield (born ca 1710-16). [1]
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