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Skordas, Gust; The Early Settlers of Maryland. Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore. 1968 p. 13
Aschcomb, Lydia Liber ABH, Folio 202 Transported 1651, daughter of Margery, wife of Wm. Batten.
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Arthur Carr 9,474 A CH £280,16.6 #43645 Apr 3 1688
The amount of the inventory is equivalent to #67398,
Received from: Dr. John Lemaire.
Payments to: John Turling, Capt. Humphry Warren, Ralph Smith, John Luellin, Cleborne Lomax on account of Col. Chandler, Capt. Warren, Robert Doyner Cleborne Lomax, Edward Smoote who married widow Newman, James Heath.
Legatees: Arthur Mackmillion paid to Joseph Bullot, William Newman, Lydia Newman, John Newman, George Newman, John Smith.
Executrix: Rebecca Yates, wife of Robert Yates (executor of James Tyre),
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Charles County Circuit Court, Liber B, 16 Nov 1665, Page 507, 508, 509
Newman and his wife acknowledged the following to Mr. Francis Pope in open court: Indenture; 4 Aug 1665; from George Newman, planter, to Francis Pope, planter; for 3800# of tobacco, a parcel of land lying on the cast side of the Patomac River adjoining land of Richard Watson, planter; containing 350 acres taken up by Wm. Batten, dec'd, and formerly in possession of Francis Pope; /s/ George Newman, Sr., Lidia Numan (mark); wit. Abraham Rouse, Jacob Jans, Thomas Wentworth acknowledged conveyance of land to Daniell Mathenya:
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Battin, William, St. Mary's County, 29th May, 1662;
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To wife Margery, execx., ½ estate.
To Charity Adams, Wm. Love, dau. Ledia Newman, son George Newman, child. of sd. dau., viz., George, William and Margaret Newman, sister Jone Smute, and William Smute, son of sd. sister, residue of estate, personal.
Overseers: Capt. Josias Fendall, Robert Henley, brother-in-law Thos. Smute.
Test: Sam'l Clarke, Mary Oonell, Thos. More, Edmund Pinsonn. MCW 1. 162.
Editors: Lydia (Ashcomb) Newman was not the daughter, but the step-daughter of William Battin, who on 1 Jan 1652 "demanded from His Lordship 650 acres of land for the transportation of himself, his wife Margarey, his wife's daughter Lydia Ashcomb, his servants George Newman, Richard ----, and Susannah ----, and a servant Robert Joyce whom he had purchased from Robert Brooke and for whom he was to have 50 acres of land." After his death, his widow Margery married John Bowles, but died shortly thereafter. Jane Battin, sister of William, married Thomas Smoot, son of William "the Boatright." (Ref: The Smoots of Maryland and Virginia by Harry Wright Newman, pages 50-53)
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Lydia Ashcomb - m. 1st George Newman, and m. 2nd John Manner.
Sources: (1) Maryland Calendar of Wills, Vol. 1, p. 22, (2) Charles Co., Md. Court Records, Liber B, p. 177, and (3) Hooper, Debbie, "Abstracts of Chancery Court Records of Maryland, 1669-1782," p. 12. Lydia’s 2nd husband John Manner is erroneously called John "Monough" at Maryland Prerogative Court, Inventories & Accounts, Liber 9, p. 52.
The last record found for Lydia is in Charles Co., Md. on Aug. 24, 1698. Source: Hooper, Debbie, "Abstracts of Chancery Court Records of Maryland, 1669-1782," p. 12.
The last record found for John Manner is in Charles Co., Md. on Mar. 14, 1704/5. Source: Maryland Prerogative Court, Inventories & Accounts, Liber 25, p. 148.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1647 - Aft 1698 (> 52 years)
