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The Pearson Family of Dorchester & Caroline Co. Maryland
(and other related
Families)
Contact: Donald Gradeless — Email:
DrG@execpc.com
Other Related Websites:
The Todd Family of Caroline Co., Maryland
Dorchester County GenWeb Site —
Caroline County GenWeb Site
Pearson —
Marianne Long's Pearson Page —
Ancestors of Margery Pearson
Cremean Family Notes —
Grayless Family Notes —
More Gradeless Family Notes
All of the old material was found on webpages of Parker Todd, Preston MD. Email: PTodd@fastol.com
From: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~carolines/todd_michael_first.htm
21 November 1702, Michaell Todd, Cordwainer or Shoemaker, and Margret Todd, his wife, to William Deane, planter: part of "Andrews Fortune" adjoining the plantation of said Deane and containing 25 acres by estimation. Lease for 99 years. Wit: Saner (Sumer) Adams, Morgan Adams. Acknowledged 5 March 1706(/07) by James Insley, atty for Michaell Todd and Margret Todd. Power of atty from Michaell and Margret Todd to "our beloved brother" James Insley, witnessed by John Robson and Richard Pearson and proved 5 March 1706(/07) by oath of John Robson. (JAM, Jr. Dorchester County, Maryland Land Record 6 old 100)
8 March 1728(/29), Lewis Griffin, Sr. and Michael Todd, Sr. appraise the personal estate of Richard Pearson, Jr., dec'd, of Dorchester County. The next-of-kin were listed as Noah Pearson & Joseph Merchant with Richard Pearson being recorded as the administrator. The document was recorded into the records of Dorchester County on 28 April 1729. (VLS, Jr. MD Inventories Lib. 14 fol. 50)
9 September 1730, Michael Todd receives payment from the estate of Richard Pearson, deceased, of Dorchester County, Maryland (VLS, Jr. MD Inventories & Accounts Lib. 10 fol. 434)
9 September 1731, An Inventory is taken of the personal belongings of Michael Todd, deceased, of Dorchester County, by Morgin Addams and Richard Pearson. The inventory is appraised at £35.6.4 with one creditor listed as James Cole and signing as next-of-kin were James Insley and John Dean*. The Executors of the will, Michael Todd & Benjamin Todd, signed off on the document and it was recorded on 30 October 1731. (VLS, Jr. MD Inventories Lib. 16 fol. 311) *NOTE: James Insley was Michael Todd's brother-in-law and John Dean was Michael's son-in-law, having married his daughter Elizabeth Todd.
From: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~carolines/todd_michael_jr.htm
9 September 1731, An Inventory is taken of the personal belongings of Michael Todd, deceased, of Dorchester County, by Morgin Addams and Richard Pearson. The inventory is appraised at £35.6.4 with one creditor listed as James Cole and signing as next-of-kin were James Insley and John Dean. The Executors of the will, Michael Todd & Benjamin Todd, signed off on the document and it was recorded on 30 October 1731. (VLS, Jr. MD Inventories Lib. 16 fol. 311)
From Parker Todd, Preston MD. Email: PTodd@fastol.com
"Judgment Records of Dorchester, Queen Anne's & Talbot Counties (Maryland)
by F. Edward Wright (pub. 2001), p. 25:
June Court 1734 (fol. 389)
Presented that Mary GRAYLEY on 10 June 1733 did commit fornication and begat a bastard child. 10 lashes.
She swore that the father was Joseph Pearson.
Partial transcript and Images of Court Records of
Lorship v Mary Grayless and
Lordship v Jos. Pearson
Probate Records of George Gullett of Kent County Delaware & Guilford County, North Carolina
From: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~carolines/gullett_geo_probate.htm
Distributive Account of George Gullett, dec'd
Dated 9 January 1804
To Isaac Davis, Reg'r: John Gullett Acting Executor of George Gullett, dec'd Presents the following Account Distributive of said dec'ds estate & prays its Adjustment.
John Gullett By your share of Ball. 12.10.7 1/3
Nancy Hambleton By your share of Ball. 12.10.7 1/3
Margaret Clifton By your share of Ball. 12.10.7 1/3
Eliz'h Aydelott By your share of Ball. 12.10.7. 1/3
Samuel Gullett By your share of Ball. 12.10.7 1/3
Waitmon Gullett By your share of Ball. 12.10.7 1/3
Mary Pearson By your share of Ball. 12.10.7 1/3
Lydia Gullett By your share of Ball. 12.10.7 1/3
[Possibly Mary Pearson is Mary Gullet the daughter of George Gullet of Kent Co Delaware & Guilford Co NC]
The 1870 Census of Caroline County, Maryland
From http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~carolines/1870_cen_3rd_dist.htm
Residents of Caroline County, Maryland as of 1 June 1870.
3rd Election District, Part One
97/- PEARSON Joseph 59
Sarah 58
BLOCKSON Mary 25
CLARKE Mary 25B
LINCOLN Mary 8B
3rd Election District, Part Two, Town of Denton
15/15 SAULSBURY Alex 45
Sarah F 21
Anna A 20
PEARSON Sarah 65
5th District
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~carolines/1870_cen_5th_dist.htm
53/53 AYRES Ezra R 53 b NY
Margaret 45 b NY
William L 24 b PA
Mary J 21 b PA
PEARSON Charles L 2 b PA
The 1880 Census of Caroline County, Maryland
The 3rd District of Caroline Co., Maryland The Town of Denton
From: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~carolines/1880_cen_3rd_dist.htm
33/37 Roschy Frederic 35, b. PA parents b. BA
Pearson Elizabeth 49 cook
56/61 Pearson Sarah A. 60
Bloxsom Rebecca 38 daughter
Annabal Anna 40 daughter
Annabal Wilson 6 grandson
1st District
180/190 Salisbury Alex 60 parents b. __
S. Fanny 30 daughter
Margretta 29 daughter
Pearson Sallie 76 mother-in-law
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| Family |
County |
Series Name |
Volume |
Catalog # |
| Pearson |
Dorchester |
Colonial Families of the Eastern Shore of Maryland |
Vol. 11 |
D004 |
| Pearson |
Queen Anne's |
Colonial Families of the Eastern Shore of Maryland |
Vol. 4 |
T1498 |
| Pearson |
Talbot |
Colonial Families of the Eastern Shore of Maryland |
Vol. 4 |
T1498 |
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8 ER 494, 28 Apr 1822
Robert HART of Dor. Co. to Elizabeth LAKE of Dor. Co.:
Lands bought by said HART from Stephen PEARSON called "Bansbury", "Timber Tract", "Resolution", and "Addition to Anything".
Witnesses: Sam LECOMPTE and Thomas SUMMERS
SOURCE: vol. XVI #5, Jan 1997, p17
SOURCE: Land Record Abstracts of Dorchester County, Maryland
From Carole Kane <ckane2@cfl.rr.com> -
Descendant of John C. Pearson — 1795 South Carolina — 1858 Coweta County, Georgia
From the book, "The Complete Book of Emigrants In Bondage" 1614 - 1775,
by Peter Wilson Coldham, page 616
| 1 | Ambrose PEARSON | Sentenced to transportation November 1753
Transported December 1753 Sailed on the ship Whiteing Sentenced in
London, England
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| 2 | Ann PEARSON of St. Olave, Southwark, spinster | Sentenced to
transportation at Quarter Session January 1758 Sentenced in Surrey,
England
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| 3 | Charles PEARSON | Sentenced to transportation for 14 years Lent
1755 Sentenced in Surrey, England
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| 4 | Diana PIERSON | Sentenced to transportation July 1757 Sentenced
in Middlesex, England
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| 5 | Edward PEARSON | Sentenced to transportation at Westminster
Sessions Transported June 1768 Sailed on ship Tryal Sentenced in
Middlesex, England
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| 6 | Francis PEARSON | Sentenced to transportation Summer 1738
Reprieved for transportation 14 years Transported Lent 1739
Sentenced in Leicestershire, England
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| 7 | George PEARSON | Sentenced to transportation Summer 1729
Reprieved for transportation 14 years Transported Summer 1730
Sentenced in Warwickshire, England
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| 8 | Hugh PEARSON | Reprieved 14 years Summer 1730 Awaiting
transportation Summer 1732 Sentenced in Northumberland, England
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| 9 | James PEARSON of Malmesbury | Reprieved for transportation to
BARBADOS July 1688 Sentenced in Wiltshire, England
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| 10 | James PEARSON | Transported September 1758 Sailed on the ship
Tryal Sentenced in Sussex, England
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| 11 | James PEARSON |
Reprieved for transportation March 1775
State Papers Sentenced in Suffolk, England
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| 12 | James PEARSON |
Sentenced to transportation for stealing a sheep
at North Banham & reprieved Lent 1775
Sentenced in Norfolk, England
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| 13 | John PEARSON |
Sentenced to transportation July 1722 in Wiltshire,
England
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| 14 | John PEARSON |
Sentenced to transportation for stealing a horse
Summer 1738 - 14 years - Lent 1739
Sentenced in Warwickshire, England
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| 15 | John PIERSON | Sentenced to transportation 14 years January 1745
Sentenced in London, England
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| 16 | John PEARSON | Reprieved for transportation 14 years Summer 1747
Sentenced in Westmoreland, England
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| 17 | John PEARSON | Transported May 1751 Sailed on the ship Tryal
Sentenced in Kent, England
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| 18 | John PEARSON | Sentenced to transportation for forgery Lent
reprieved 14 years Summer 1752 Sentenced in Cambridgeshire, England
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| 19 | John PIERSON | Sentenced to transportation December 1755
Transported Jan 1756 Sailed on the ship Greyhound Sentenced in London, England
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| 20 | John PEARSON | Reprieved for transportation 14 years For
stealing a horse Summer 1766 Sentenced in Westmoreland, England
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| 21 | Joseph PEARSON | Transported 14 years on April 1766 Sailed on
the ship Ann Sentenced in Essex, England
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| 22 | Joseph PIERSON | Transported 14 years on April 1769 Sailed on
the ship Tryal Sentenced in Sussex, England
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| 23 | Matthew PEARSON | Sentenced to transportation Lent 1751
Sentenced in Yorkshire, England
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| 24 | Nathaniel PEARSON | Sentenced to transportation April 1752
Transported May 1752 Sailed on the ship Lichfield Sentenced in London, England
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| 25 | Rachael PIERSON | Sentenced to transportation January 1726
Transported February 1726 Sailed on the ship Supply
Landing Certificate Annapolis May 1726
Sentenced in Middlesex, England
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| 26 | Richard PIERSON |
Transported May 1719 Sailed on the ship
Margaret Landing Certificate Maryland May 1720
Sold to George Harman Sentenced in Surrey, England
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| 27 | Robert PEARSON |
Reprieved for BARBADOS June 1666
Sentenced in Yorkshire, England
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| 28 | Robert PEARSON of Great Markham |
Reprieved for America July 1678
Sentenced in Nottinghamshire, England
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| 29 | Sarah PEARSON |
Reprieved for BARBADOS December 1683 Sentenced
in London, England
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| 30 | Temple PEARSON | Reprieved 14 years Summer 1760 Sentenced in
Westmoreland, England
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| 31 | Thomas PEARSON | Reprieved 14 years Summer 1740 Sentenced in
Northumberland, England
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| 32 | Thomas PEARSON of Manchester | Sentenced at Quarter Sessions
January 1775 Sentenced in Lancashire, England
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| 33 | William PIERSON | Sentenced & Transported September 1751 Sailed
on the ship Greyhound Sentenced in Middlesex, England
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| 34 | William PEARSON |
Sentenced for stealing a sheep at Sheffield &
Reprieved 14 years Summer 1768
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END OF TRANSCRIPTION
Between 1614 & 1775 some 50,000 Englishmen were sentenced by legal
process to be transported to the American colonies. Many of us descend
from these unwilling passengers.
Carole
Descendant of John C. Pearson - 1795 South Carolina - 1858 Coweta County, Georgia
Name: Joseph Pearson
Year: 1726
Place: Maryland
Publication Code: 1224.2
Primary Immigrant: Pearson, Joseph
Date and place of death or
date and place of mention in the New World.
Extracted from Administration Act Books:
PROB 6/76 (1700) to 175 (1799);
Probate Act Books: PROB 8/93 (1700) to 192 (1799);
and Limited Probate Act Book: PROB 9/1 (1781).
COLDHAM, PETER WILSON.
English Estates of American Colonists,
American Wills and Administrations in
the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, 1700-1799.
Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1980. 140p.
Page: 89
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Name: Joseph Pearson
Year: 1726
Place: Maryland
Publication Code: 1219.6
Primary Immigrant: Pearson, Joseph
For the majority of entries, the date of transportation
or apprenticeship order and the intended destination is provided.
Date of transport order or of emigration with intended destination,
some are date and place of first mention of residence in New Worl
COLDHAM, PETER WILSON.
The Complete Book of Emigrants:
A Comprehensive Listing Compiled from English Public Records
of Those Who Took Ship to the Americas for Political, Religious,
and Economic Reasons;
of Those Who Were Deported for Vagrancy, Roguery, or Non-Conformity;
and of Those Who Were Sold to Labour in the New Colonies.
Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co. 1700-1750. 1992. 743p.
Page: 356
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Name: Joseph Pearson
Year: 1766
Place: Maryland
Publication Code: 1229.10
Primary Immigrant: Pearson, Joseph
Date and port of arrival or date of conviction
for transport and port of arrival.
Date and place of felon runaways are also provided.
Name of ship and other genealogical and
historical information may also be provided.
COLDHAM, PETER WILSON.
The Kings Passengers to Maryland and Virginia.
Westminister, MD: Family Line Publications, 1997. 450p.
Page: 191
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