Mary Ann Dulany

Mary Ann deButts Dulany was actually my 3x great-grandmother. Geni has left out my delightful grandmother, Neville Lemmon Atkinson, daughter of Frances Addison Carter Dulany. She was the 8th of 9 daughters born to Frances Dulany Lemmon and her husband John Southgate Lemmon of Baltimore. The eldest daughter, Rebecca died in the early 1880s of diptheria.

GEDCOM Note

Biography

The following extract is a footnote to the entry for GEORGE WILLIAM CARLYLE WHITING<ref>Spencer, Richard Henry, "The Carlyle Family. Descendants of John and Sarah (Fairfax) Carlyle," William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. XVIII. No. 4., Apr. 1910: 287. Print.</ref>:
Mary Anne De Butts (d. 1855), wife of John Peyton Dulany, born at Grantham, Lincolnshire, England, 13 Nov. 1786, had a very interesting lineof descent.
She was the daughter of Dr. Samuel De Butts (d. 1814), a native of Ireland, and Marianne Welby (d. 1828), daughter of Richard Welby (d. 1782), of Welbourne Hall, Lincolnshire, and Anne King, his wife, daughter of Neville King (d. 1730), of Ashby-de-la-Launde, Lincolnshire, and Mary Middlemore, his wife, of Somerby Hall, Grantham, who was the great-granddaughter of the distinguished Robert Sanderson, D. D., Bishop of Lincoln (d. 1662), a devoted Royalist and chaplain to Charles I., who used to say, "I carry my ears to hear other preachers, but I carry my conscience to hear Dr. Sanderson and to act accordingly." He was of the same family as Sir Nicholas Sanderson, Viscount Castleton.
Her mother, Marianne Welby, wife of Dr. De Butts, was the first cousinof Sir William Earle Welby, 1st Bart. (d. 1815), of Denton, near Grantham, and member of Parliament.
Her great-grandfather, Neville King, was the son of Edward King (d. 1692) and Bridget Neville, daughter of Sir Gervase Neville (d. 1654), "of the once great and powerful family of Neville. Lords of Raby, who became Earls of Westmoreland," and Katherine Hutton, his wife, daughter of Sir Richard Hutton, Judge of the Court of Common Pleas, York.

(See Burke's Peerage. Also "Lincolnshire Pedigrees," Harleian
Society Publications, Volume 51, 1903.)

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