Notes for CHARLES (2) WORTHINGTON: Will- " negroes were left to the 5 surviving childern John, Charles, Sarah, Mary & Samuel. John received the dwelling "Worthington Dividend" 354a. Charles was willed the 2 tracts purchased from Henry Coale & Thomas Johns & portions of "Philip's Purchase". Samuel was bequeathed the tracts purchased from Thomas Wells known as "Well's Lott" at age 19 yrs. The residue of the estate was to be divided among the 5 childern. The inventory papers of his personal estate were signed 2/18/1775 by Samuel Worthington & Sarah Lee as kinsmen & John & Charles as the executors. More About CHARLES (2) WORTHINGTON: Occupation: 1727, clerk to committee of accounts of the General Assembly Other 1: moved to Upper Baltimore County early in married life Other 2: 1736, for some reason pecular to his own convictions he with others refused to assist the Sheriff of Baltimore Co in the execution of his duties Property: 1750, owned 352a of Stone Hills a & 500a of Phillips Religion: This line through marriages with Chews, Hopkins... converted to Quakers Will 1: October 22, 1773, drawn he named sons Charles & John as executors Will 2: March 24, 1774, probated Baltimore Co Md,
Child of CHARLES WORTHINGTON and MAHITABEL HAMMOND is:
i. CHARLES4 WORTHINGTON, b. Aft. November 12, 1728; d. September 17, 1729.
Children of CHARLES WORTHINGTON and SARAH CHEW are:
ii. SARAH CHEW4 WORTHINGTON, b. December 15, 1746; m. JOSIAH LEE, December 15, 1746.
More About JOSIAH LEE: Other: great grandson Samuel Corbin Lee 1850-1928
iii. MARY WORTHINGTON, b. January 26, 1747/48.
More About MARY WORTHINGTON: Other: unmarried
iv. SAMUEL CHEW WORTHINGTON, b. February 08, 1755; d. 1777.
More About SAMUEL CHEW WORTHINGTON: Estate: dsp naming brothers John & Charles, nephews Charles & Samuel Lee of Josiah & Henry Worthington of John, neices Priscilla & Sarah Worthington of Charles Other: unmarried
7. v.JOHN WORTHINGTON, b. July 18, 1733, Anne Arundel Co Maryland; d. Bef. June 11, 1803, "Worthington's Dividend" Hartford Co Md.
8. vi. CHARLES WORTHINGTON, b. July 06, 1736, "Worthington Dividend" Upper Baltimore Co, Md; d. Bef. February 09, 1802, Hartford Co Md.
vii. ANNE (ANNA) WORTHINGTON, b. June 10, 1738, St George Parish Baltimore Co Md Saturday afternoon; m. WEYMOUTH SHAW, April 23, 1761, St Johns & St Georges Parish Baltimore Co Md.
viii. ELIZABETH WORTHINGTON, b. July 22, 1735; d. August 03, 1735.
ix. ELIZA WORTHINGTON, b. January 17, 1739/40; d. July 24, 1747.
x. SARAH WORTHINGTON, b. November 17, 1743; d. March 07, 1744/45.
The predominant information on all the SCARBOROUGH families came from the works of Roger S. Boone, SOME QUAKER FAMILIES, Scarborough/Haworth
John was born in 1620 in England and died there. The name of his wife is not known. His occupation was blacksmith and coachman. He was a member of the Peel MM, 65/67 St. John's Street, one of the earliest Friends Meeting houses in London. John's only known child was John who married Sarah Ashley.
William was married 22 july 1624 in London, England but the name of the bride is not known. He lived on Hosier LN, St. Sepulchar's Parish, London, England. William was a member of Peel MM, 65/67 St. John's St., London, England. The Peel Meeting House is one of the earliest in London. William's only known child was John.