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John WORTHINGTON

ii. JOHN WORTHINGTON, b. Baltimore Co, Md; d. Bef. April 06, 1814, Baltimore Co Md; m. (1) ABIGAIL LEVY; m. (2) ABBY GOODWIN, November 11, 1807, Baltimore Co Md.

More About JOHN WORTHINGTON: Estate: April 06, 1814, letter of Administration issued to step son Lyle Goodwin

More About ABBY GOODWIN: Other: unconfirmed that this is the right John Worthington that she married

John WORTHINGTON

ii. JOHN WORTHINGTON, b. Baltimore Co, Md; d. Bef. April 06, 1814, Baltimore Co Md; m. (1) ABIGAIL LEVY; m. (2) ABBY GOODWIN, November 11, 1807, Baltimore Co Md.

More About JOHN WORTHINGTON: Estate: April 06, 1814, letter of Administration issued to step son Lyle Goodwin

More About ABBY GOODWIN: Other: unconfirmed that this is the right John Worthington that she married

Abraham WORTHINGTON

ABRAHAM WORTHINGTON, b. 1775, Baltimore Co, Md
ABRAHAM6 WORTHINGTON (WILLIAM5, WILLIAM4, COL JOHN3, CAPTAIN JOHN2, REV JOHN1) was born 1775 in Baltimore Co, Md. He married ISABELLA FERGUSON May 30, 1799 in Baltimore Co Md. Child of ABRAHAM WORTHINGTON and ISABELLA FERGUSON is:
i. THOMAS7 WORTHINGTON, b. Bef. January 02, 1807, St Pauls Parish Baltimore Co Md.

More About THOMAS WORTHINGTON: Christening: January 02, 1807, St Pauls Prostestant Episcopal Church Baltimore Co Md.

Thomas Worthington WORTHINGTON

i. THOMAS7 WORTHINGTON, b. Bef. January 02, 1807, St Pauls Parish Baltimore Co Md.

More About THOMAS WORTHINGTON: Christening: January 02, 1807, St Pauls Prostestant Episcopal Church Baltimore Co Md.

Ann WORTHINGTON

ANN WORTHINGTON, b. Baltimore Co, Md; m. CHARLES LYLE GOODWIN, October 08, 1801, Baltimore Co Md.

Sarah WORTHINGTON

vii. SARAH WORTHINGTON, b. Baltimore Co, Md; m. HENRY WILSON, April 04, 1795, Baltimore Co Md; d. of Baltimore Co Md.

More About SARAH WORTHINGTON: Other: died unmarried
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Catherine WORTHINGTON

CATHERINE WORTHINGTON, b. Baltimore Co, Md; d. Baltimore Co Md.

CATHERINE6 WORTHINGTON (WILLIAM5, WILLIAM4, COL JOHN3, CAPTAIN JOHN2, REV JOHN1) was born in Baltimore Co, Md, and died in Baltimore Co Md. She married ISAAC R AMOSS April 08, 1805 in Baltimore Co Md, son of JAMES AMOSS. He died in Baltimore Co Md. Children of CATHERINE WORTHINGTON and ISAAC AMOSS are:
i. WILLIAM7 AMOSS.
236. ii. CATHERINE ANN AMOSS, b. August 11, 1809, Baltimore Co Md; d. April 22, 1885, Lime-kiln bottom Baltimore Co Md.
iii. JAMES W AMOSS.
iv. SARAH AMOSS.
v. JOHN AMOSS.
vi. ELEANOR AMOSS.
vii. MARGARET AMOSS.

Rebecca Risteau WORTHINGTON

REBECCA RISTEAU WORTHINGTON, b. Baltimore Co, Md; m. JAMES BRUNDIGE, October 08, 1808, Baltimore Co Md.

Col William LAMAR

COL WILLIAM LAMAR November 25, 1784 in Baltimore County, Md. He was born Abt. 1755 in Frederick Co Md, and died January 09, 1838 in buried at "Vale" a farm near Frostberg Alleghany Co Md.

Notes for COL WILLIAM LAMAR:Col Lamars tombstone " In memory of Col William Lamar, a soldier of the Revolution. At the Tap of the drum in his native country he flew, nor left until she was acknowledge free & independent among the nations of the earth At the battles Harlem Heights, White Plains, Germantown, Monmouth, Staten Island, in the north: at Guilford Court House, Eutaw, Camden, the capture of Fort Mott, Grangy, Wateree & siege of Ninety Sis, in the south, he was present & actively engaged & by his coolness, bravery & skill, rendered most signal & important service to the army. At Guilford the desperate charge of the American troops which turned the scale of victory in their favor was ordered at his suggestion which was successfully adopted & which occasioned the immediate surrender of that fort by the British, originated exclusively with hom. In the disastrous battle of Camden he was present in the fight, & was by the side of De Kalb when that brave officer fell. In the siege of Ninety Six the Immortal Kosciusko was his fellow soldier & served under him for a while. The noble conduct of the brave Pole was the fond theme of his admiration & praise through life. Entering the army at the commencement of the Revolution, he continued in it, engaged in active service until the close of the war. During the contest he made but one visit home. He married early, had sons & daughters, the most of whom he lived begirt with glowing infancy. Possessing a heart full of kindness & a temper almost proof against anger, he was respected in all the relations of life. He was born in Frederick Co, but for 30 yrs previous to his death he resided in Allenghany, where he died 1/9/1838, aged 83 yrs. Also sacred to the memory Margaret Lamar, his wife. She was beloved & esteemed by all who knew her for the many virtues that adorned her character. She died universally lamented 3/17/1821, aged 54 yrs." ************************************************************************************** "From the Cumberland Civilian 1/12/1838- Died on the 8th inst Col Wm Lamar in the 83rd yr of his age. Col Lamar was a native of Frederick Co, & had been a resident amount us for more than 30 yrs, he entered the revolutionary army shortly after the Declaration of Independence, in the 21st year of his age. He was appointed an ensign at the age oof 21 & not long afterwoods was promoted to the rank of Lt, then made Quarter-master & finally promoted to the rank of Capt of the 7th MD Regiment. The Capt wasengaged in active service from the beginning to the close of the war & never returned to his home but once during the whole time, and the enjoyed but a short respite from duty. He was engaged in every important battle, fought in the east until 1780; at Harlem Heights, White Plains, Germantown, Monmouth, Staten Island & other places. In 1780 he marched to the South & at the battle of Camden was fighting by the side of De Kalb, under whose immediate command he was when that lamented officier was killed. WWith the Southern Army Col Lamar remained an active officier & soldier until the close of the war; was at the battle of Guilford Court House, at Eutaw & assisted at the capture of Forts Mott, Granby & Watson. More About COL WILLIAM LAMAR:Military service: Revolutionary officier

Margaret WORTHINGTON

MARGARET6 WORTHINGTON, b. Abt. 1767; d. March 17, 1821, buried at "Vale" a farm near Frostberg Alleghany Co Md.

MARGARET6 WORTHINGTON (JOHN5, WILLIAM4, COL JOHN3, CAPTAIN JOHN2, REV JOHN1) was born Abt. 1767, and died March 17, 1821 in buried at "Vale" a farm near Frostberg Alleghany Co Md. She married COL WILLIAM LAMAR November 25, 1784 in Baltimore County, Md. He was born Abt. 1755 in Frederick Co Md, and died January 09, 1838 in buried at "Vale" a farm near Frostberg Alleghany Co Md. Notes for MARGARET WORTHINGTON:" Also sacred to the memory Margaret Lamar, his wife. She was beloved & esteemed by all who knew her for the many virtues that adorned her character. She died universally lamented 3/17/1821, aged 54 yrs."
Marriage Notes for MARGARET WORTHINGTON and COL LAMAR:#0013693-0013694 Children of MARGARET WORTHINGTON and COL LAMAR are:
i. ANNA MARIA RINGGOLD WORTHINGTON7 LAMAR, m. WILLIAM HAMMOND; b. Anne Arundel Co Maryland.
ii. SARAH LAMAR.
iii. LUESER LAMAR.
iv. MARY LAMAR.

Dr. John CRADOCK

DR JOHN CRADOCK 1776, son of REV CRADOCK and KATHERINE RISTEAU. He was born January 25, 1748/49 in Baltimore Co Md, and died October 04, 1794 in St Thomas Parish Baltimore Co, Md.

Notes for DR JOHN CRADOCK:John Craddock was a member of the Committee of Observation 1775. In 1776 was appointed Maj of Soldiers Delight Battalion and served one year in the Flying Camp and was at White Plains and Fort Washington. *************************************************************************************** More About DR JOHN CRADOCK:Date born 2: January 25, 1739/40Burial: October 06, 1794, St Thomas Owing Mill Churchyard lot 75Military service: 1776, served 1 yr as Major in the flying camp of Gen WashingtonOccupation 1: medical professionOccupation 2: delegate to the 1st general convention of the church in MdOccupation 3: Bet. 1774 - 1775, member of the Committee of ObservationOther 1: Bet. 1775 - 1790, elected member of St Thomas VestryOther 2: active in revolutionary cause

Ann WORTHINGTON

ANN WORTHINGTON, b. Abt. 1760; d. February 22, 1809, St Thomas Parish Baltimore Co. Md.

ANN6 WORTHINGTON (JOHN5, WILLIAM4, COL JOHN3, CAPTAIN JOHN2, REV JOHN1) was born Abt. 1760, and died February 22, 1809 in St Thomas Parish Baltimore Co. Md. She married DR JOHN CRADOCK 1776, son of REV CRADOCK and KATHERINE RISTEAU. He was born January 25, 1748/49 in Baltimore Co Md, and died October 04, 1794 in St Thomas Parish Baltimore Co, Md. Notes for ANN WORTHINGTON:"A writer in the Baltimore Times says: Ann Worthington d/o John Worthington & Mary Todd married Dr John Craddock 2nd s/o "Parson Craddock" 1st rector of St Thomas Church built in 1743 & still standing in that beautiful region of country known as Green Spring Valley abt 12 miles from Baltimore." ************************************************************************************** Here lieth the body of Ann, relict of Dr John Cradock Who departed this life on the 22d day of Feb 1809 in the 49th year of her age. More About ANN WORTHINGTON:Burial: St Thomas Owing Mill Churchyard
Children of ANN WORTHINGTON and DR CRADOCK are:
237. i. MARY7 CRADOCK, b. February 27, 1778; d. May 30, 1820.
ii. CATHERINE CRADOCK, b. December 05, 1779, St Thomas Parish Baltimore Co Md; d. September 15, 1842; m. THOMAS CRADOCK WALKER, February 17, 1818.
iii. ARTHUR CRADOCK, b. April 17, 1782; d. October 05, 1821.
iv. ELIZABETH CRADOCK, b. October 09, 1784.
v. ANN CRADOCK, b. 1786.

Arthur CRADOCK

ARTHUR CRADOCK, b. April 17, 1782; d. October 05, 1821.

Elizabeth CRADOCK

ELIZABETH CRADOCK, b. October 09, 1784.

Ann CRADOCK

ANN CRADOCK, b. 1786

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