Mary Tattershall
Abt 1635 - 1677 (42 years)
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Name Mary Tattershall [1, 2] Birth Abt 1635 Wiltshire, England 
Gender Female Death 1677 likely Newtown Hundred, St. Mary's County, MD Person ID I8664 1665 GOUGH/GOFF (US-MD-STM/US-VA-LOU) I-Y6902-A Last Modified 20 Oct 2023
Family Stephen Gough, b. Abt 1630, County Gloucester England d. Between 22 Oct 1700 and 2 Jan 1701, St. Bernards, Newtown Hundred, St Mary's Co., Md. (Age 70 years)
Other Partners: Clare Cissell m. Bef 1701Marriage Aft 4 Mar 1675 SMC or Calvert County [3] Children 1. Monica Gough, b. Aft 1675, St. Mary's County, Maryland d. Aft 1714, St. Mary's County, Maryland (Age > 39 years)2. James Gough, I, b. Between 1676 and 1677, St. Mary's County, Maryland d. Between 18 Dec 1725 and 31 Jan 1726, Newtown Hundred, St. Mary's Co., MD (Age 49 years)▻ Elizabeth Jarboe m. Between 1707 and 1711; Unknown m. Bef 1690▻ Elizabeth Jarboe m. Between 1707 and 1711; Unknown m. Bef 16903. Benjamin Gough, Sr., b. Abt 1676, St. Mary's County, Maryland d. 21 Mar 1736, St. Mary's County, Maryland (Age 60 years)▻ Jane "Jeny" Clarke m. Bef 1725▻ Jane "Jeny" Clarke m. Bef 17254. Mary Gough, b. 1677, Beaverdam Manor, St. Mary's County, MD d. 15 May 1734, Beaverdam Manor, St. Mary's County, MD (Age 57 years)▻ John Miles, Jr. m. 1706▻ John Miles, Jr. m. 1706Family ID F1999 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 20 Oct 2023
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Notes - Does anyone have documentation for this statement? 10/19/1677: Stephen Gough made oath that his wife Mary, the admx. of Lt. Col. John Jarboe was not able to travel so far as St. Maries with great danger having been long sick and therefore prays time til the first Tuesday in November next to give her acct. of her admin. (Donnelly).
Yes: Testamentary Proceedings 9:381 1677
And the last record of Mary Tattershall that I'm aware of
Mary was nine years of age when she and her brother, William Tattershall were brought to the Maryland by John Pile in 1648.
Will: Annapolis, MD, Lib. 4C:36 (Mary Gough)
John's wife is named as Mary and children as John, Peter, Henry and Mary in his will. In 1656, Mary M. Jarboe recorded a gift "unto Mrs. Ann Hammonds youngest child, I being his God-mother" indicating that they were married by this date. Lt. Col. John Jarboe was named as "brother" in the will of William Tattershall in 1670.
James D Pulliam
> Mike,In Donnely's COLONIAL SETTLERS ST. CLEMENT'S BAY p 230 The Tattershall Family----William Tattershall and his sister Mary, Catholics, were born in Wiltshire, England and came to the Province of Maryland
in 1648 transported by John Pile (Patents 2:508-509) William Tattershall gave a deposition in 1661 that he was 24 so was born in 1637 and only eleven years old when brough to Maryland. on P 132 The Jarboe Family, John Jarboe married Mary Tattershall, sister of William Tattershall. In 1656 Mary Jarboe recorded a gift "unto Mrs. Ann Hammonds youngest child, I being his God-mother", so they were married by that date. If she was about 9 years old in 1648 she would have been about 18 when married to John Jarboe.
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> This data is what I always used to determine her age, but I still had problems figuring the ages of her children.
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> Jim
James Dunavan
> Mike,
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> Good day,
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> Mike These are the Jarboe dob estimates.
> John 1659
> Peter bef 1671
> Mary aft 1671
> Henry April 1672
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> I agree with you on James, Benjamin & Mary Gough, but not sure just who was Monica's mother..... Perhaps you will shed some light on that.
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> As for the Jarboe children, the Maryland record offers no data of birth dates, nor church record, or stone found to substantiate. (That I know of) Therefore, the following helps narrow down the ages. All of the Jarboe children according to Assembly Proceedings, May - June 1676. 517 Liber W H & L were under age in 1674 and John Jourdian was asked by Jarboe to manage thier affairs. (see below). Based on English law the eldest son had primary inheritance rights (or birth rights) and recieved the largest share, then subsquent male children in order of birth, then females etc. Thus that line is demostrated by the fore mentioned document.
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> It's very likely there were non-surviving infants/children with the couple, but no record thus indicates such.
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> Best Regards
> Randy Dunavan
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> Assembly Proceedings, May - June 1676. 517
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> Natureall life of the Honble Caecilius Calvert Esqr your Lord-
> shipps Sonne and heyre and noe longer And that in Case the
> said Csecilius Calvert Esqr shall happen to survive your Lord-
> shipp Then from and after your Lordshipps decease the said
> duty and Imposicon of two shillings p hoggshead shall be
> Leavyed raysed Collected & paid to the said Caecilius Calvert
> Esqr for and dureing the tearme of his Natureall life as afore-
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> Liber
> W H & L
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> said in such manner & under such paynes penaltyes & forfei-
> tures as by the said Recited Act is Lymitted & appointed to
> be paid to your Lordshipp as aforesaid.
> Provided alwayes Neverthelesse that all & every the Severall
> Provisoes in the said severall Acts Contained doe and shall
> dureing the Continuance of this Act stand in full force and
> vertue and be inseparably Annexed hereunto.
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> p. 97
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> To the Right Honble the Lord Proprietary & the two houses
> of Assembly
> The humble Peticon of Phillip Calvert Your Lordshipps Iudge
> in Testamentory causes & John Iordain the two overseers of
> the last will of Leivt Coll. John Jarboe late deceased.
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> Sheweth
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> That the said John Jarboe in the yeare of our Lord one
> thousand six hundred Seventy one being Sick made his Testa-
> ment in writeing by which he Divided his Lands amongst all
> his Children then borne That Recovering of that Sicknesse he
> lived till he had another Sonne & daughter borne And in the
> yeare of our Lord 1674 falling sick againe the said John Jour-
> dain That uppon thursday morning the fourth of March 1674
> he came to the house of Leivt Collonell John Jarboe and finding
> him sick the said John Jourdain aduised the said Jarboe to
> Settle his affaires that his wife and Children might not after
> his death be putt to trouble Whereuppon the said Jarboe
> desired the said Jourdain to send for Mr Edward Clarke to come
> to him on fryday Morning following to make his will and Said
> he did intend to alter his will made some yeares before because
> he had some Children borne Since the makeing the said will
> and that in Regard his daughter had some land to be made
> good to her by Marke Cordea and Walter Hall gentlemen he
> was Resolued to have his owne land now divided between his
> three Sonnes Vizt to John Jarboe the Seate of Land where he
> then lived with one Negro together with his Right to one hun-
> dred & fifty Acres of the mill land where William Medely lived
> and the millstones Exchanged with the Said William for the
> one hundred & fifty acres where the said William now lives as
> alsoe one Equall share with his Brothers Sister and mother of
> the Cattle Horses & Mares & Houshould Stuffe To Peter
> Jarboe the three hundred Acres of Land bought or Exchanged
> with Henry Aspinall by St Lawrence Creeke in Brittains Bay
> with one Negro & an Equall share of the Cattle Horses and
> Mares & Moueables To Henry Jarboe five hundred Acres in
> the Branches of St Lawrences Creeke one Negro & an Equall
> share of the Cattle Horses & Mares & Moveables as aforesaid
> To Mary Jarboe his Daughter the Silver Tankard & his Silver
> Spoones one Negro & an Equall share of Cattle Horses Mares
> & Household Stuffe or moveables To Mary Jarboe his wife the
> man with one Eye & the Old Woman Called Cove & Ahon by
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> p. 98
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> name & an Equall share of the Moveables & onely the mare
> Bonnie & her Colt of the Horses his own Rideing horse to be
> kept undivided for the use of the Plantacon Uppon which Plan-
> tacon his wife should Have dureing her life if she pleased He
> desired the Chancellor & the said John Jourdain to mannage
> the Estate of his Children To Edward Barbier he gaue a Young
> fillie & a heifer whether he Staid with his wife & Children
> uppon the Plantacon or not And he the said Jarboe then bid
> the said Jourdain to take notice that this was his will in Case
> god almighty should take him before he Could make his will in
> writeing and then said that the next morning he would send for
> Mr Edward Clarke to putt his will in writeing and to Mr. foster
> to give him the last Sacraments And likewise declared That in
> case any of his Children dyed before they came to age that
> his will was that that Childs part should be Equally divided
> between the mother and the Rest of his Surviveing Children
> And in Case all his Children dyed before they come to age he
> gave his whole Estate to his wife after which and before he the
> said Jarboe could putt his said will in writeing the said Jarboe
> dyed & left his two Younger Sonnes in strict rigour of Law
> to the mercy of their elder Brother In tender Consideracon
> therefore of the distressed Condicon of the said Younger
> Brothers & as a reward of the faithfull Services of the said
> Leivtenant Collonell John Jarboe to your Lordshipps father of
> noble memory & to your selfe allwayes performed Your Peti-
> coners doe humbly pray that itt may be Enacted And Be it
> Enacted by the Right Honble the Lord Proprietary by and with
> the aduice and Consent of the upper and lower houses of this
> present Generall Assembly & the Authority of the same That
> the Respective devises of the said three hundred Acres of
> Land to Peter Jarboe & of the said five hundred acres of Land
> to Henry Jarboe in the said Nuncupative will of the said Leiv-
> tenant Collonell John Jarboe Contained shall vest the said
> Lands in the said Peter & Henry Jarboe & their heyres re-
> spectively as fully and Effectually to all intents and purposes
> as if the said will had dureing the life time of the said Leivt
> Coll. John Jarboe been Conceived in writeing & been penned
> in due forme of Law any Law Custome or usage either in this
> Province or in the kingdome of England to the Contrary here-
> of in any wise Notwithstanding.
>
James Dunavan
> Mike,
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> We have not found a document that proves Mary Tattershall's date of birth. And probably will not, since few Catholic records were generated in Wilts due to the Protestant reforms in England. So the best we can do is estimate.
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> Edmund Tattershall, of Brook married his third wife the widow Elizabeth [Strong] of Wroughton, Wiltshire, England on November 30, 1625. Edmund is dead in 1633 in the catholic retreat of Southampton, now Hampshire, England. These two are the likely parents of Mary Tattershall.
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> Regrards
> Randy Dunavan
Tattershall kinsmen of early Maryland
1648
William Tattershall (1637 - 1670) and along with his sister Mary Tattershall (1630 - 1677) were transport as children to Maryland by John & Sarah Tattershall Pile in 1648, Sarah being their sibling. William, and Mary, Tattershall are the children of Edmund Tattershall of Brook and his 2nd wife Elizabeth Strong. Sarah Tattershall Pile, issue of the 1st wife Katherine Buryton, of Streatley, Berkshire, England
- Does anyone have documentation for this statement? 10/19/1677: Stephen Gough made oath that his wife Mary, the admx. of Lt. Col. John Jarboe was not able to travel so far as St. Maries with great danger having been long sick and therefore prays time til the first Tuesday in November next to give her acct. of her admin. (Donnelly).
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