Elizabeth Hatton

1635 - Bef 1702  (< 67 years)

• Name	Elizabeth Hatton
  Born	15 Feb 1635	Lymm Parish, Cheshire, England
  Gender	Female
  Died	Bef 17 Nov 1702	St. Mary's County, Maryland
  Person ID	I2052	Tree1
  Last Modified	4 Feb 2023

  
  

  Father	Richard Hatton,   b. 17 Feb 1605, Frodsham, Cheshire, England ,   d. 1648, London, Middlesex, England  (Age 42 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Mother	Margaret Domville,   b. Abt 1607, Lymm Parish, Cheshire, England ,   d. Abt 1667, Popular Hill Hundred- St. Mary's County Maryland  (Age ~ 60 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Married	Abt 1623	Lymm Parish, Cheshire, England
  Family ID	F1005	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family 1	Luke Dr. Gardiner,   b. 1622, Woodperry, Oxfordshire, England ,   d. 12 Aug 1674, Canoe Neck, Oakley, St. Mary's County, Maryland  (Age 52 years)
  Married	1649	St. Mary's County, Maryland
  Children	1. Richard Gardiner,   b. Abt 1650, Canoe Neck, Oakley, St. Mary's County, Maryland ,   d. 3 Dec 1687, "Canoe Neck", Oakley, St. Mary's County, Maryland - Probate  (Age ~ 37 years)  [natural]   2. John Gardiner,   b. 1653, Canoe Neck, Oakley, St. Mary's County, Maryland ,   d. Abt 1683, St. Mary's County, Maryland  (Age 30 years)  [natural]   3. Luke Gardiner,   b. 1655, Canoe Neck, Oakley, St. Mary's County, Maryland ,   d. 4 May 1705, Chaptico, St. Mary's County, Maryland - Probate  (Age 50 years)  [natural]   4. Thomas Gardiner,   b. Abt 1660, Canoe Neck, Oakley, St. Mary's County, Maryland ,   d. Aft 1696, St. Omers, Spanish Flanders, Belgium (now France)  (Age ~ 37 years)  [natural]
  Last Modified	4 Feb 2023
  Family ID	F1441	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family 2	Clement Hill,   b. 12 May 1641, Compton Bassett, Wiltshire, England ,   d. 26 Apr 1708, St. Mary's County, Maryland - Probate  (Age 66 years)
  Married	Aft 1674	St. Mary's County, Maryland
  Last Modified	4 Feb 2023
  Family ID	F1442	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Notes

  Posted by: Jack Leo Date: April 23, 2000 at 13:33:00 In Reply to: Elizabeth Hatton b. early 1600? by Dale Flores of 1212 My wife is a descendant of Elizabeth's sister Barbara Hatton and her second husband Randolph Hanson. Here is what I have on these families: Elizabeth Hatton (a Protestant) was married 1st to Luke Gardiner (a Catholic) and her 1st husband tried to force her to join the Catholic church she refused and a court battle insued. She was released from Luke Gardiner and returned to her Uncle, Secretary Thomas Hatton. After the death of her 1st husband Luke Gardiner I, she then remarried Clement Hill Sr. (Also a Catholic) Elizabeth and Barbara were children of Richard Hatton (born 1605 in London died in 1648 in London) and Margaret -?-. Richard's brother, Thomas Hatton was a member of the Provincial Council and Secretary of the Province of Maryland. Richard Hatton was the son of John Hatton (born August 9, 1579 in Claverly, Shropshire, ENG & died there June 18, 1650) and Margaret Astone. {The Bowie Family book calls him Sir. Robert Hatten of England}. Sources: Frederick A. Virkus, First Families of America: The Abridged Compendium of American Genealogy, Chicago, Ill: F. A. Virkus & Company, 1925. NGS Library. Digital copy available at genealogy.com. Alice Norris Parran, Register of Maryland's Heraldic Families, Baltimore, 1938 - Sponsored by the Southern Maryland Society of Colonial Dames. available in digitized format at genealogy.com Walter W. Bowie, The Bowies and Their Kindred, Washington, Cromwell Brothers, 1899. Digitized version available at genealogy.com. Henry Clyde Smith, The Darnall, Darnell Family with Allied Families, Los Angeles: Lithoprinted by American Offset Printers, 1954-79. Digitized version available at genealogy.com. Also available at Maryland Historical Society Library in Baltimore. Darnall, Hanson, Hatton, Hill Families: users.cougar dot net. Researchers: Susan Clark (clark4@itsnet dot com) Darnall, Hatton Families: pickle.gsfc.nasa.gov === Elizabeth, who m. first, Luke Gardiner and second, Clement Hill was apparently deceased prior to the will of Clement Hill in 1702. Will of Clement Hill, 11/17/1702; 4/26/1708. Nephew, Clement Hill 1,000 ac. "Hill's Camp" on the Gunpowder River, Baltimore Co. and 1/2 1,400 ac. "Friend's Hope" in Prince George's Co. taken up by Clement Hill and late Richard Gardiner in 1675. Godson: Thomas Cooper. Nieces and nephews: No names given. To: Luke, Jr. and John Gardiner, sons of Richard Gardiner aforesaid, Execs. and residue of estate including balance of "Friend's Hope". Wit: John Marriott, John Bullock, John Attaway. === I wish to point out that Luke Gardiner says that Thomas Hatton moved with him to Md. This may indicate Hatton family lived close to Gardiner's in Va. Perhaps this will lead us to other clues concerning rest of Hatton family. When Luke Gardiner moved to Md. He lived in St. Clement's Bay as did Clement Hill ( Sr.) And Abraham Combs. ==== Gardner, Luke,St. Mary's Co. ,4th Dec., 1673; 12th Aug., 1674. To wife Eliza: execx., home plantation. To eld. son Richard and hrs., "Barberton Manor," Chas. Co. To next son John and hrs., part of "St. John's." To son Luke and hrs., 300 A. of "St. John's," "Hillilee," "Gardner's Land," St. Mary's County, and "Grimditch," Chas. Co. To young. son Thomas and hrs., 800 A. on Piscataway Ck., adjoining brother-in-law Zacharay Wade's. Child. to be of age at 18 yrs. In event of death of any child or child. without hrs., survivors to inherit deceased's portion. Should all die without hrs., wife Eliza: to inherit all real estate; residue of personalty to be for the Roman Catholic Church and the poor. In event of death of wife and child. without hrs., land afsd. to pass to child. of brother-in-law Major Thomas Brooke, and ½ of personalty to goddau. Mary Brooke. Test: Robt. Carvile, Clement Smith, Eliza: Rider, Richard Lanckford. 1. 631. === Gardner, Richard, St. Mary's County, 19th Apr., 1687; 3rd Dec., 1687. To son Luke and hrs., all lands on both sides of the run. To son John and hrs., "'Barberton Manor." Chas. Co. To wife Eliza: and hrs., plantation in Va., and certain personalty during minority of son Luke. To brother Luke, by agreement, "St. John's." To sd. sons, Luke and John, and hrs., residue of land equally. To father-in-law Clement Hill and his wife, to niece and goddau. Eliza,: Gardner, dau, of Luke Gardner, to Monica, wife of Luke Gardner, and to priests of Catholic Church, personalty. === From: Gfquarter@aol dot com [mailto:Gfquarter@aol dot com] Sent: Sat 7/22/2006 11:00 AM To: clmjr@abanet.org; LesSutton@aol dot com; bobyoung1@home dot com; Byugull@aol dot com; CMurcia7@aol dot com; dolores@ford-mobley dot com Cc: Gfquarter@aol dot com Subject: Luke Gardiner and Elizabeth Hatton Charles, Dr. Louis Green Carr did extensive research on 17 and 18th Century Maryland. The following Provincial Court Records should be of benefit to you: Archives X, page 354-55, Provincial Court April 3, 1654. Quote: Whereas I am given to understand that Luke Gardiner does in an uncivil, refractory, and insolent manner detained at his house Elinor Hatton, a young girl daughter to the wife of Lt. Richard Banks and niece to Mr. Thomas Hatton, endeavoring (as is provably suspected) to train her up in the Roman Catholic faith contrary to the mind and will of her mother and uncle, who have often demanded her of Gardiner, who refuses to return her; these are therefore in the lord prop's name to authorise and require said Lt. Bancks, commander of Newtowne Hundred, either by himself or together with such other of the inhabitants of this prov. whom he shall require for assistance, by force of arms or otherwise as he shall see, to seize upon the person of Elinor Hatton and to bring her before me and the council at Saint Mary's to be disposed of as shall be fit. In case of her concealment, Bancks is authorized to search the house of Gardiner or any other who he Bancks shall suspect she might be hidden, as also to arrest Gardiner and bring him before me and the council to answer such charges as Mr. Hatton shall object, either in his own behalf or as Atty. Gen. UNQUOTE. Signed William Stone Archives X Page 356, Provincial Court April 10 1654: Quote: Hr Thomas Hatton, his lops (Lordship), Sec. and Atty. Gen., on his Lops. behalf and on his own behalf, this day declared agst (agonist) Luke Gardiner for containing Elinor Hatton his niece ( a girl of about XX years old ) from the sd (said) Thomas Hatton and the girl's mother, and trying to train her in the Roman Catholic religion. Gardiner appearing in this suit on a special warrant from the Gov and both parties being heard at large re. the matter of the court for the present pronounced no other order therin, only that Elinor Hatton (who was present in court) should be returned and left to the disposition of her said uncle. UNQUOTE. So you see that it was not Luke's wife that was released to Thomas Hatton but his niece Elinor Hatton. There are some 350 single pages of factual notes that Dr. Carr has compiled just on the Gardiner's.