Jane Paxton

Philip, b. 1626; d. 1682. He came to Maryland in 1660 and was long Chancellor; in 1669 he was Deputy Governor of the Province. Although twice married, he appears to have died issueless. He m. (1.) about 1658, Anne Wolseley (a first cousin of Jane Lowe Sewall, Lady Baltimore, q. v.), dau. of Sir Thomas Wolseley of Staffordshire, England; m. (2.) 1681, Jane Sewall, dau. of Jane (Lowe) Sewall, Lady Baltimore, by her first husband, Henry Sewall, M. D., of Maryland.

Philip Calvert died shortly after his second marriage and his widow (Jane Sewall) married, secondly, John Paxton. -

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Research notes from Joanne Y Calvert

(Jane Sewell b. 25 Oct 1659 St. Mary's County, Maryland d. 1693 Calvert County, Maryland): Henry's and Jane's daughter Jane married Philip Calvert. Their child was found buried in a lead coffin next his father Philip and Philip's first wife, Anne Wolseley. Jane went back to England after Philip's death for she was buried 17 May 1692 at St. Giles-in-the-Fields.

The three lead coffins at St. Mary's City are now reinterred in the rebuilt Chapel of 1657 under glass. The remains which have been at the Smithsonian in Washington will be reinterred sometime in the near future beside the lead coffins in a religious burial ceremony.

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Archives of Maryland Online - Edward Pye

• Edward Pye ( ? - 1696) MARRIED by October 1682 Anne (?-1693), widow of Benjamin Rozer (?-1681). Anne was the daughter of Henry Sewall (?-1665). She was the stepdaughter of Charles Calvert, 3rd Lord Baltimore (1637- 1714/15). Her brother was Nicholas Sewall (ca. 1655-1737). Her sisters were Jane, who married Philip Calvert (1626-1682); Elizabeth (?-1710), who married first, Jesse Wharton (?-1676), and second, William Digges (ca. 1650-1697); and Mary (?-1693/94), who married first, William Chandler (1652-1685), son of Job Chandler (?-1659).