Birth: Mar. 7, 1920 Death: Oct. 20, 1995 Parents: Alva Spillman (1899 - 1971) Katie Hasenfratz Spillman (1898 - 1969) Spouse: Virginia Ruth Spillman (1922 - 1985) Inscription: Married June 7, 1941 At Rest S1 US Navy World War II. Burial: Grace Hill Cemetery, Perry, Noble County, Oklahoma, USA Plot: Section C Created by: Robert Record added: May 29, 2009 Find A Grave Memorial# 37671849
Birth: Dec. 26, 1922 Death: Jun. 6, 1985 Family links: Spouse: Walter Alva Spillman (1920 - 1995) Inscription: Married June 7, 1941 At Rest Burial: Grace Hill Cemetery, Perry, Noble County, Oklahoma, USA Plot: Section C Created by: Robert Record added: May 29, 2009 Find A Grave Memorial# 37671832
Thomas received 400 acres of "Greenbury's Forrest" and 250 acres of "Lowes Addition" both tracts lying near Magothy.
Notes for THOMAS HOWARD WORTHINGTON: Thomas and Elizabeth Worthington bought "Broome" and "Wardridge" of Henry Ridgely III and resided there. It bordered upon "Hockley", and upon it are both the Ridgely & Worthington graveyards. *************************************************************************************** Obit notice-" Last Monday morning, died at his plantation, about 5 miles from town, in the 63rd year, or grand climactical year, of his age, Mr. Thomas Worthington, who, for many years past, and to the time of his death, was one of the representatives for this county in the Lower House of the Assembly. He served his country with a steady and disinterested fidelity; was strictly honest in principle and practice, and therefore had esteem of all that knew him. He was a good father and sincere friend; was frugal and industrious, and was possessed of many qualities which constituted the character of a good and sincere Christian"--- Maryland Gazette, 1753 & Green's Annapolis Gazette 3/15/1753 *************************************************************************************** Will-" He devised To the 2nd son of my son-in-law, Basil Dorsey & my daughter Sarah his wife 368 1/2a of land being p/o tract "Worthington's Range" as laid out by Col Henry Ridgely on which said Basil Dorsey hath settled a plantation,which I give to said 2nd son of said. Basil & Sarah & the hrs of theirs; in default of such issue to descend to the next son. or to the daughter of said Basil & Sarah. To daughter Elizabeth, 368a "Worthington's Range"on which her husband has settled a plantation, & at her decease to her son Thomas Dorsey; to said daughter Elizabeth what she & her husband already have of me. To daughter Rachel Howard, 309a of "Worthington's Range" on which her husband has a plantation & after decease to her son Thomas Cornelius Howard. To daughter Sarah what she & her husband already have of mine. To daughter Catherine Gassaway 300a portion of "Partnership" on which her husband & she live. To daughter Thomasine Warfield 400a out of tract called "Partnership' & "The Addition To Snowden's Manner". T daughter Ariana Watkins & hrs 300a called "Altogether" on which her husband hath settled a plantation & 63a of "Worthington's Range" same being a course of land lying between "Altogether" & "Benjamin Hyons" also she & her husband hath already had of me. To son Nicholas Worthington & hrs forever, lands 1 moyetie of 1/2 of a tract called "Wyatt's Ridge", 226a; 1 tract called "The Adventure", of 50a & adjoining the former that tract I bought of Elizabeth Goin, William Woodward & Mary Holmes that lyes adjoining to the former tracts: "Ridgely Neck", "Addition","Broken Land", "Pettycoat's Addition"; 12 in #, in all 1700a to said son Nicholas Worthington. To son Brice Thomas Beale Worthington lands not herein given what has already been given him. The residue of the estate was to be divided among the 8 children. Son Brice Thomas Beale Worthington exe Witness Charles Griffith, Charles Griffith, Jr, John Griffith, Henry Ridgely" *************************************************************************************** discussed earlier this year MHS (Maryland Historical Society) news July-Sept 1999 "Recent Acquisition In March of 1999, the MHS purchased a highly important silver canister (cann) made by James Chalmers, Sr c 1750 for Thomas Worthington. The piece was sold by Alex Cooper Auctioneers, Inc in Townson, MD and was consigned to Cooper's by a direct descendent of the original owner. Previous to the MHS's purchase, no pieces by Chalmers were owned by a major MD museum. The cann is struck 4 times on the underside with Chalmers' mark, 'IC' and the initials "THW" which most likely refer to Thomas Howard Worthington. The side of the cann is engraved with the Worthington family coat of arms and motto, "We rise by the glory of our ancestors", in Greek. The survival of mid 18th century silver made in MD and pieces by James Chalmers Sr are extremely rare. Chalmers worked as a silversmith and tavern keeper in MD from Approximately 1749 until 1780. His siversmith shop ' AT the Sign of the Golden Ball" was located primaily in Annapolis. However, he also worked in Baltimore from 1766 until 1768. His 2 sons, John and James, were also Annapolis silversmiths. Chalmers issued what are generally considered to be the 1st silver coins minted in the US. Thomas Worthington 1691-1753, the son of John [we know as Capt John] and Sarah (Howard) Worthington, was born in Westminister Parish, Anne Arundel County. He married Elizabeth Ridgely in 1711 and together they had 10 childern. Thomas Worthington was elected to the Lower House of Delegates in 1725 and served for his district until his death in 1753. He also served in the St Anne's Parish Vestry and as churchwarden at St Anne's Parish." (SEE PHOTO)
More About THOMAS HOWARD WORTHINGTON: Burial: Family graveyard at Waldridge Anne Arundel Co Maryland Estate: April 25, 1753, inventory of personal effects with John Worthington & John Brice as kinsmen & Brice T B Worthington was executor Occupation 1: Bet. 1725 - 1753, elected to General Assembly Occupation 2: 1753, member of House of Burgesses Religion 1: 1726, served on Vestry of St Ann's Parish Religion 2: 1734, served on Vestry of St Ann's Parish Religion 3: 1742, served on Vestry of St Ann's Parish Will 1: January 09, 1751/52, drawn see notes Will 2: April 03, 1753, proved Anne Arundel Co
Notes for ELIZABETH RIDGELY: inherited by her father's will, 1/2 of 300 acre at Chester, at head of Morgan Creek (Ridgely). in Talbot County (A2) More About ELIZABETH RIDGELY: Died 2: December 18, 1734, Anne Arundel Co Md Burial: at the family seat Other: inherited see note
Birth: Nov. 16, 1934 San Francisco San Francisco County California, USA
Death: Feb. 5, 2004 Petaluma Sonoma County California, USA
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Parents: Veston David Williamson (1897 - 1971) Nina Elenor Hitchcock Williamson (1899 - 1971)
Spouse: Gloria Nadine Files Williamson (1934 - 2013)Burial: Liberty Cemetery Petaluma Sonoma County California, USA Plot: 95
Maintained by: Lori Originally Created by: Dorri Safford Record added: Oct 08, 2006 Find A Grave Memorial# 16059814
Birth: Aug. 19, 1934 Ashland, Jackson County, Oregon, USA
Death: Jan. 25, 2013 Santa Rosa, Sonoma County, California, USA Family links: Parents: Albert Clifton Files (1894 - 1945) Frances Sunshine Lavelle Taylor Files Smith (1912 - 1979)Spouse: David Arnold Williamson (1934 - 2004) Inscription: Beloved Wife, Mother and Grandmother Burial: Liberty Cemetery , Petaluma, Sonoma County, California, USA Plot: 95 Created by: Lori Record added: Feb 24, 2013 Find A Grave Memorial# 105727486
Birth: Dec. 27, 1894 Fall River Bristol County Massachusetts, USA
Death: Oct. 1, 1945 Monterey Monterey County California, USA
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Parents: Albert Watson Files (1867 - 1937) Sarah Ellen Lufkins Files (1872 - 1952)
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Frances Sunshine Lavelle Taylor Files Smith (1912 - 1979)Children:
* Gloria Nadine Files Williamson (1934 - 2013)
* Albert Clifton Files (1941 - 1967)Burial: El Carmelo Cemetery Pacific Grove Monterey County California, USA
Created by: Lori Record added: Jul 06, 2011 Find A Grave Memorial# 72937832
US Veteran killed in action, Vietnam 1967
Birth: Jul. 26, 1941 Monterey Monterey County California, USA
Death: Mar. 25, 1967, VietnamFamily links:
Parents: Albert Clifton Files (1894 - 1945) Frances Sunshine Lavelle Taylor Files Smith (1912 - 1979)Burial: King City Cemetery King City Monterey County California, USA Plot: Section 7, #349
Created by: Lori Record added: Jul 06, 2011 Find A Grave Memorial# 72937518