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About Mary Maxwell
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Birth: May, 1744 White Oak Landing (King William County) King William County Virginia, USA Death: Dec. 9, 1827 Elberton Elbert County Georgia, USA
My 5th great-grandmother, wife of Thomas Maxwell. Thomas J.Maxwell married Mary Pemberton 25-June 1761 King William Co. Va. Thomas J.Maxwell b 08-Sept-1742 Middlesex Co. Virginia. Was a Revolutionary Soldier.Fought with George Washington. Was a pioneer Baptist Minister in Virginia and Georgia. I am a Daughters of the American Revolution through Thomas
Children of Thomas and Mary: John Maxwell, Keziah Henry (born Maxwell), Thomas J. Maxwell, James Maxwell, Elijah Maxwell, William Maxwell, Jesse Maxwell, Joel P. Maxwell, Sarah E. Christian (born Maxwell), Jeremiah Maxwell, Elizabeth Maxwell, Henry Maxwell
Rev. Thomas J. Maxwell (1742-1837) married Mary Pemberton (1744-1827) on June 25, 1761 at King William County, VA.
Together, they had 11 children: John Maxwell (1763-1840); Keziah Maxwell Henry (1766-1842); Thomas Maxwell (1768-1857); James Maxwell (1770-1837); Elijah Maxwell (1773-1847); William Maxwell (1775-1852); Jesse Maxwell (1780-1864); Joel Maxwell (1782-1863); Sarah Maxwell Christian (1786-1838); Jeremiah Maxwell (1789-1843) and Elizabeth Maxwell Mc Mullan (1791-1862).
Mary was the wife of a pioneer Baptist Minister in Virginia and Georgia and is buried with her husband in the Old Maxwell Cemetery in Elbert County, GA
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/34290335/mary-maxwell
Mary Pemberton was born May, 1744 at White Oak Landing, King William County, VA.
Mary Pemberton (1744-1827) married Thomas J. Maxwell (1742-1837) on September 8, 1742 at Middlesex County, VA. Her husband was an American Patriot & a pioneer Baptist Minister in VA and GA.
The children attributed to Mary Pemberton & Thomas J. Maxwell are:
John Maxwell (1763-1840); Keziah Maxwell Henry (1766-1842); Thomas Maxwell (1768-1857); James Maxwell (1770-1837); Elijah Maxwell (1773-1847); William Maxwell (1775-1852); Jesse Maxwell (1780-1864); Joel Maxwell (1782-1863); Sarah Maxwell Christian (1786); Jeremiah Maxwell (1789-1843) and Elizabeth Maxwell McMullan (1791-1862).
Mary Pemberton Maxwell died on December 18, 1827 and is buried in the Old Maxwell Cemetery, Elberton, GA.
Note: Mary's maiden name was Pemberton; and that name reoccurs in various family members names across time. The stone cutter who carved the grave stone simply put the wrong name on the stone. As a result, there has been an ongoing confusion ever since. (Pemberton/Pendleton.)
Sources:
https://www.colonial-settlers-md-va.us/getperson.php?personID=I1355...
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/34290335/mary-maxwell
My 5th great-grandmother, wife of Thomas Maxwell.
Thomas J.Maxwell married Mary Pemberton 25-June 1761 King
William Co. Va.
Thomas J.Maxwell b 08-Sept-1742 Middlesex Co. Virginia.
Was a Revolutionary Soldier.Fought with George Washington.
Was a pioneer Baptist Minister in Virginia and Georgia.
I am a Daughters of the American Revolution through Thomas
J.Maxwell my line Joel Maxwell son of Thomas J.Maxwell
Joel Maxwell his son William Tollett Maxwell his daughter
Elizabeth Catherine Maxwell who married David Gillis Campbell.* Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Sep 1 2022, 1:57:44 UTC
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Mary Maxwell's Timeline
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May 17, 1744
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White Oak Landing, King William County, Virginia Colony, British Colonial Virginia
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| 1763 |
May 9, 1763
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Virginia, Colonial America
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| 1766 |
January 11, 1766
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Culpeper County, Virginia Colony
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| 1768 |
January 1, 1768
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Orange County, Virginia, United States
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September 12, 1770
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Amherst County, Virginia
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| 1773 |
May 1, 1773
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Culpeper County, Virginia Colony
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| 1775 |
December 22, 1775
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Goochland County, Virginia Colony
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December 11, 1780
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Culpeper, Culpeper, Virginia, United States
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| 1782 |
September 30, 1782
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Orange, Orange, Virginia, United States
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