Sarah Hines Robey

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At the Perogative Court held in Charles County during
“Appeared Samuel Luckett of Charles County who intermarried with the relict and administrator of John Gardiner and showeth that he never intermedled with
1684 goods”
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Here proof exists of his marriage to the widow, and also for the belief that he had interferred with the
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estate o f her deceased husband.
Elizabeth was the daughter and co- heiress of Thomas Hussey, Gent. , and his second wife Johanna. Although
Thomas Hussey entered the Province as an indenture, he
was styled Gent. ,
of the English gentry. His signature is found on docu

indicating in that day that he was a scion ments which prove that he was educated in letters—an

mplishment not always att
h ibutable to many of t e
acco
early settlers.
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He became one o f the interesting characters
of the early days and once wrote to Lord Baltimore that he ha d been robbed by the Indians “o f a lle but the clothes
on my bodye”
while it is not clear whether he professed the Roman or
.
He contracted numerous marriages, and
Anglican faith, it is known that his second wife was a Catholic, the religion which was imparted to their two
daughters.

Notes
a. Note: lliam Middleton, William Boswell.Creditors: Robert Hanson.Next of kin: William Roby, Richard Roby.Administratrix: Sarah Roby.
  John Roby 7.381 A CH £45.6.2 £23.0.10 May 27 1726Received from: John Marten, Thomas Roby, John Clubb, John Marton, James Kenneda, Thomas Edelen, James Oglesby, Richard Edlen, Benjamin Gardiner, Henry Holland Hawkins, James Smallwood, Joseph Bladen, William Murphey, Thomas Sanders, Mr. Clements, Richard Stevens, Matthew Breedon, John Wornell, Daniell Jenkins.Payments to: Mr. Robert Harrison, John Cesly, John Kirkwood, Pat. Connelly, Edward Marlow.Administratrix: Sarah Roby===Charles County Land Records, 1722-1729; Book L#2, Page 313. At the request of Sarah Roby of CC, widow, the following instrument of writing was recorded this Dec 15, 1726.We discharge Sarah Roby of CC, the relict of John Roby Sr, late of CC, now decd, from all legacies that may or shall be due from the sd Sarah Roby to us on the acct or estate of sd John Roby. Signed Aug 29, 1726 - John Roby, Edwd (X his mark) Darnell, Thos Roby, John (IW his mark) Wornell, Wm (X his mark) Roby, Richard (R his mark) Roby, Michael Hinds (M his mark) Roby, John Henly, Joseph (I his mark) Gardiner, George Gibbens, Ralph Roby, Danl (X his mark) Howard.===Charles County Land Records, 1733-1743; Book O#2, Page 76.Recorded Dec 11, 1734. I, Sarah Roby of CC, widow, for the natural love I have for my son, Peter Roby of CC, planter, I have given him 1 feather bed and furniture, 1 wooden cupboard, 1 wooden table, 1 iron pot, and all other my personal estate which is now in my possession. Signed Nov 30, 1734 - Sarah (H her mark) Roby. Wit - Henry Hawkins*, Saml Hawkins ===Charles County Land Records, 1733-1743; Book O#2, Page 466.At the request of Sarah Robey of CC, widow, the following deed was recorded this Aug 18, 1740.CC. We, the undersigned subscribers, for the natural love we have for our mother, Sarah Robey, widow, and for sundry other good causes, do give our part of the goods and chattels which fell to us by the death of our brother, Peter Roby, late of CC, deceased, to sd Sarah Roby, widow, after his debts are paid by the administrator. Signed Dec 22, 1738 - John Roby Sr, Richard Roby, Elizabeth Henley, Jno (IW his mark) Warnall, Ralph Roby, Thomas Roby, Saml (+ his mark) Roby, William Roby, Geo: Gibbens, Michael Hinds (M his mark) Roby.===Charles County Land Records, 1733-1743; Book O#2, Page 410. Deed of Gift. Recorded Aug 21, 1739. I, Sarah Robey of CC, hereby make over to William Robey, son of Benjamin Robey of CC, planter (after my death) 1 feather bed and furniture, viz, 1 silk rug, 1 blanket, and 1 pair of sheets, together with a bedstead and hide and cord. And also I hereby make over to Victoria Robey, daughter of the above mentioned Benjamin Robey, 1 4-gallon pot and pot hooks after my death. Signed Aug 18, 1739 - Sarah (H her mark) Robey. Wit - Walter Hanson, Thomas Troughear, John Hanson Jr.
  I hate errors, so please inform me of any so I may correct them, this work is best I could do as of Nov 2006 and is all I have in general. Please use with caution. jhll
  Bates, Marlene Strawser & Wright, F. Edward, "Early Charles County Maryland Settlers: 1658-1745 (Westminster, Maryland: Willow Bend Books, 2000), page 125.
  Kolb, Olive Lewis, Worland, Wilfrie V., & Worland, Rev. T. Vincent, "One Man's Family: The Hisotry and Genealogy of the Worland Family in American, 1662-1962"
Note: John Roby, Sr. 11.346 CH £45.6.2 Apr 23 1726 May 24 1726Appraisers: Wi

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Charles County Court Records, June Court 1736 Court, Liber T#2, Page 211.
Michael Roby vs Daniel Ross. Atta: Warr't Da: 250 Co: 400 - Cond: adjudged for part.
Michael Roby of CC lodged with the Clerk of the Court here the following note & warrant for attachment -
I promise to pay Mickeell Hines 500 lbs of tobacco "four Valey Recd" [for value received]. Signed Sep 14, 1734 - Daniel (- his mark) Rose.
Apr 17, 1736. Then Michael Roby made oath that there is due to him of the within 250 lbs of tobacco. Sworn before - Gustavus Brown.
Whereas it is made appear to me by Mich:l Roby that Danl Ross has absconded with a design to defraud his creditors, and that he owes sd Mich:1, by note, 250 lbs of tobacco, and prays my warrant that atta. may issue, these are to require you to issue attachment for the afd sum &c. Signed Apr 17, 1736 - Gust: Brown. To Mr. Sand Hanson, Clerk.
Whereupon it was commanded the Sher: that of the goods, chattels, and credits of the sd Daniel Ross in his bailiwick being, he should attach 250 lbs of tobacco, damages, and 400 lbs of tobacco for costs, and bring the attached suns to next Jun Court, then and there to be condemned for the use of sd Mich:l unless sd Daniel comes to Court and answers unto sd Mich:l of a plea of trespass upon the case, and that by good and lawful men of his bailiwick, he should make known to the garnishees to be in sd Jun Court, to show cause, if any they have, why the attached sums, should not be condemned, and the sd Mich:l have thereof execution. And now, comes Mich:l in his proper person and offers himself against the sd Danl: of the plea afd. The Sher: returns the writ as follows: I certify that on Apr 17, 1736, I attached sundry goods and chattels of sd Daniel Ross in the hands of Eliza: McHorne, amounting to 550 lbs of tobacco, and I have made known to sd garnishee that she is to be at sd Jun Court to show cause why the effects afd so attached should not be condemned, before Thomas Sympson & Mich:l Boswell, 2 good and lawful men of my bailiwick. So answers Geo: Dent, Sher:.
We, being appointed to appraise and value 1 small gray horse and 1 old gun as the effects of Daniel Ross, attached by sd Sher: in the hands of Eliza: McHonce, at 550 lbs of tobacco, total. Signed Apr 17, 1736 - William Greene, James (M his mark) Magatie, Thomas (8 his mark) Simpson, Michael (M his mark) Boswell.
Whereupon the afd Mich:l into Court here in his proper person comes and prays condemnation of the goods and chattels so as afd attached. The afd Eliza:, though called, came not. Ordered that the sd Mich:l have condemnation, as afd, and execution.

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ID: I019618
Name: Sarah Hines Luckett
Sex: F
Birth: ABT 1670 in Charles County, Maryland
Death: AFT 18 AUG 1740 in Charles County, Maryland
Note:
this is not proved. Samuel must have had an earlier marriage for this to work.

John Roby, Sr. 11.346 CH £45.6.2 Apr 23 1726 May 24 1726
Appraisers: William Middleton, William Boswell.
Creditors: Robert Hanson.
Next of kin: William Roby, Richard Roby.
Administratrix: Sarah Roby.

John Roby 7.381 A CH £45.6.2 £23.0.10 May 27 1726
Received from: John Marten, Thomas Roby, John Clubb, John Marton, James Kenneda, Thomas Edelen, James Oglesby, Richard Edlen, Benjamin Gardiner, Henry Holland Hawkins, James Smallwood, Joseph Bladen, William Murphey, Thomas Sanders, Mr. Clements, Richard Stevens, Matthew Breedon, John Wornell, Daniell Jenkins.
Payments to: Mr. Robert Harrison, John Cesly, John Kirkwood, Pat. Connelly, Edward Marlow.
Administratrix: Sarah Roby

Charles County Land Records, 1722-1729; Book L#2, Page 313.
At the request of Sarah Roby of CC, widow, the following instrument of writing was recorded this Dec 15, 1726.
We discharge Sarah Roby of CC, the relict of John Roby Sr, late of CC, now decd, from all legacies that may or shall be due from the sd Sarah Roby to us on the acct or estate of sd John Roby. Signed Aug 29, 1726 - John Roby, Edwd (X his mark) Darnell, Thos Roby, John (IW his mark) Wornell, Wm (X his mark) Roby, Richard (R his mark) Roby, Michael Hinds (M his mark) Roby, John Henly, Joseph (I his mark) Gardiner, George Gibbens, Ralph Roby, Danl (X his mark) Howard.

Charles County Land Records, 1733-1743; Book O#2, Page 76.
Recorded Dec 11, 1734. I, Sarah Roby of CC, widow, for the natural love I have for my son, Peter Roby of CC, planter, I have given him 1 feather bed and furniture, 1 wooden cupboard, 1 wooden table, 1 iron pot, and all other my personal estate which is now in my possession. Signed Nov 30, 1734 - Sarah (H her mark) Roby. Wit - Henry Hawkins*, Saml Hawkins

Charles County Land Records, 1733-1743; Book O#2, Page 466.
At the request of Sarah Robey of CC, widow, the following deed was recorded this Aug 18, 1740.
CC. We, the undersigned subscribers, for the natural love we have for our mother, Sarah Robey, widow, and for sundry other good causes, do give our part of the goods and chattels which fell to us by the death of our brother, Peter Roby, late of CC, deceased, to sd Sarah Roby, widow, after his debts are paid by the administrator. Signed Dec 22, 1738 - John Roby Sr, Richard Roby, Elizabeth Henley, Jno (IW his mark) Warnall, Ralph Roby, Thomas Roby, Saml (+ his mark) Roby, William Roby, Geo: Gibbens, Michael Hinds (M his mark) Roby.

Charles County Land Records, 1733-1743; Book O#2, Page 410.
Deed of Gift. Recorded Aug 21, 1739. I, Sarah Robey of CC, hereby make over to William Robey, son of Benjamin Robey of CC, planter (after my death) 1 feather bed and furniture, viz, 1 silk rug, 1 blanket, and 1 pair of sheets, together with a bedstead and hide and cord. And also I hereby make over to Victoria Robey, daughter of the above mentioned Benjamin Robey, 1 4-gallon pot and pot hooks after my death. Signed Aug 18, 1739 - Sarah (H her mark) Robey. Wit - Walter Hanson, Thomas Troughear, John Hanson Jr.

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Sarah Hines Robey
Accessed 6 Dec 2014

Sarah Hines Roby (Luckett)
Birth: 1668
Charles, Maryland
Death: 1738 (70)
Charles, Maryland
Immediate Family: Daughter of Samuel Luckett, Sr. and Elizabeth Luckett
Wife of Edward Craft and John Robey, II
Mother of Joseph Craft, Convict; Peter Robey; Anne Roby; Sarah Darnall; Thomas Robey; Stacey Robey and William Robey « less
Sister of Samuel Luckett, Jr.; Thomas Hussey Luckett; Ignatius Luckett, Sr.; Benjamin Luckett; Jane Luckett and 2 others
Half sister of Mary Clements; Eleanor Hanson; Elizabeth Hanson; John Hanson and Mary Eleanor Hanson
Added by: Ken Mullins on July 29, 2008
Managed by: James S Fortney, Ken Mullins, Kevin Lawrence Hanit, Erin Spiceland and Greg John Ferguson

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Father: Samuel Luckett b: 1650 in England
Mother: Sarah MNU Luckett b: ABT 1654 in England

Marriage 1 John Robey b: 1648 in England
• Married: 1684 in Charles County, Maryland
Children
1. Benjamin Robey b: BEF 1684 in Charles County, Maryland
2. Peter Robey b: 1685 in Charles County, Maryland
3. John Robey b: 1686 in Charles County, Maryland
4. Sarah Robey b: 1689 in Charles County, Maryland
5. Sarah Robey b: BEF 1690 in Charles County, Maryland
6. Elizabeth Robey b: 1690 in Charles County, Maryland
7. Thomas Robey b: 1691 in Charles County, Maryland
8. Anastasia Robey b: BEF 1694 in Charles County, Maryland
9. Stacy Robey b: 1695 in Charles County, Maryland
10. William Robey b: 1696 in Charles County, Maryland
11. Richard Robey b: 1699 in Charles County, Maryland
12. Anne Robey b: 1700 in Charles County, Maryland
13. Michael Hines Robey b: 1702 in Charles County, Maryland
14. Ralph Robey b: 1708 in Charles County, Maryland
15. Samuel Robey b: 1709 in Charles County, Maryland
16. Mary Robey b: ABT 1712 in Charles County, Maryland

"Pedigree Resource File," database, FamilySearch (http://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/3M9X-JQ4 : accessed 2014-01-28), entry for Sara Hines /Luckett/.
Ancestral File Number: S2G1-GX
From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 Jan uary 1996.

Meshack Turner III - His Wife Sarah Robey Tucker" by Lucille Rynard Maddox says Sarah Luckett was daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth (

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) Luckett. She was a sister of Samuel E., Thomas, Ignatius Luckett, and (possibly) Benjamin Luckett and Elizabeth Cooper.
Land Records Charles Co., MD, Vol O # 2, f 357.
Testamentary Proceedings, Vol 30, f 376.

THIS INFORMATION HAS COME UP TO DISPUTE THE ABOVE: Ignatius, son of Samuel and Elizabeth (Hussey) Luckett was born 30 Jan 1689; brother Samuel was born 10 Oct 1685; and brother Thomas was born 12 Aug 1688. This from Book Q #1, containing Birth Records of Charles County, MD.
If Sarah was a Luckett, and since she was born cir 1668, this might make her a sister of the Samuel who was the father of the above named sons, but in any event, it looks as if she might have come from an earlier generation than those supposed to have been her brothers. Although she might have been a daughter from a previous marriage of Samuel. NONE OF THIS IS PROVEN, and included here as information only.

"Samuel's service from 1672 to 1677 pretty much lays to rest the notion that he married a woman named Sarah and had a daughter in 1670. Samuel left a will that does NOT mention any daughters or any Robey grandchildren."
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Name
Surname: Hine Given Name: John Soundex Code: H500
Birth, Christening and Other Information
Gender: Male Orphan: Unknown Position in Parent's Family: Unknown Landowner: Unknown Literate: Unknown Convict: Unknown
Length of Indenture
Year of Indenture: 1661
Place of Indenture
County: Northumberland Colony: Virginia
Research Notes
Source Citations: W. Preston Haynie, Records of Indentured Servants and of Certificates of Land, Northumberland County, Virginia, 1650-1795 (Bowie, Maryland: Heritage Books, 1996), quoting OB 1652-65, 136.

GEDCOM Note

Who were her parents/family?

Most researchers now try to graft her onto the Luckett family, but this comes across as contrived or forced adding another daughter before Samuel’s first known wife.

This fact lends some credence to the Luckett connection:
Charles County Land Records, Liber C#2 Page 156
"15 Feb 1709; Recorded at the request of John Roby; mark and heifer given to his son Peter Roby by Samuel Luckett"
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At the College of Southern Maryland special collections in La Plata, MD notes of Harry Wright Newman:
One question came up--I should have scanned it! In his typewritten notes on the Roby/Robey family, I think he speculated that the immigrant John Roby's wife Sarah Hines was not the daughter of Samuel Luckett as many think now (though unproven and questionable) but the daughter of a Michael Hinds, I think it was.

Could the son have been named after her father (Michael Hines/Hinds)?
Charles County Liber L#2, Page317. At the request of Sarah Roby of CC, widow, the mark of her son, Michael Hinds Roby was recorded Oct 11, 1726.

this pedigree has a Sarah Hines as the mother of Samuel Luckett
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Maryland State Archives
Hines, Joseph, Inventories, 1758, Charles, Liber 64, folio 252

• **Hines, Michael, wills, 1751, Charles, Liber 28, folio 29

Roby, Michael Hines Inventories, 1751, Charles, Liber 1735-1752, p. 486
Roby, Michael Hines, wills, 1750, Charles, Liber 28, folio 28
Roby, Michael Hines, wills, 1750, Charles, LIber No A.C.4, folio 302

Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, 1766-1768
Volume 61, Page 579   View pdf image (33K)
James hinds

Journal and Correspondence of the Council of Maryland, April 1, 1778 through October 26, 1779
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Hinds, Henry, 494.

Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, 1766-1768
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hinds, James, 579.

Journal and Correspondence of the Council of Maryland, April 1, 1778 through October 26, 1779
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Hinds, Henry, 494.

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Name Joseph Hines
Born Bef 1717
Gender Male
Died 24 Apr 1758 Charles County, Maryland - Inventory Find all individuals with events at this location
Person ID I014909 Tree1
Last Modified 29 Dec 2018

Children
1. Anne Hines, b. Abt 1737, Queen Anne's County, Maryland d. Charles County, Maryland F
Last Modified 29 Dec 2018

Notes
Joseph Hine 64.252 CH

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Appraisers: Henry Lyon, John Moran.
Creditors: George Maxwell.
Mentions: John Hine, Anne Hine, Richard Smith.
Administrator/Executor: [unamed] Hine.

James Southerland 74.69 CH £129.1.11 Jul 7 1761
(also James Sutherland)
Appraisers: John Chapman, Joseph Manning.
Creditors: Daniel of St. Thomas Jenifer, Joseph M. Semmes.
Next of kin: William Sutherland, Ellexander Shutherland. [Sutherland]
Administrator: Joseph Hines.

Charles County Land Record Book O#3, 1765-1770; Page 544. Nov 18, 1768 between Charles Somerset Smith of CC, Gentleman, of the one part, Anne Hynes of CC, daughter of Joseph Hynes, now decd, of the 2nd part, and John Perry of Prince Georges County of the 3rd part, in consideration of a marriage to be had between sd Smith and sd Hynes, and for the settling and assuring of a complete jointure & maintenance for sd Hynes and for 5 shillings by sd Perry to sd Smith in hand paid and for divers good causes sd Smith moving, Smith has granted to sd Perry lot #8 in the Town of Benedict Leonard Town commonly called Benedict Town at the River Patuxent in CC, at present occupied by Joseph Anderson, containing 0.75 acres. To have and to hold, to the use and behoof of sd Smith until the solemnization of sd intended marriage, and from and immediately after the solemnization of sd marriage, to the use and behoof of sd Smith during his natural life without impeachment of and for any manner of waste and from and after the determination of that estate, to the use of sd Perry during the natural life of sd Smith upon trust only for preserving the uses and estates herein after limited and to make entries for the same if need shall require, and after the death of ad Smith, to the use and behoof of sd Hynes during her natural life, which sd estate of sd Hynes for her life besides the annuity or annual rent thereby after granted her, is and shall be in full of her jointure in recompense for all dower of the personal estate which sd Hynes might otherwise have claim in all of the messuages, lands, tenements, and hereditaments or goods, chattels, and personal estate of sd Smith, and after the death of sd Hynes, for such purposes as sd Charles shall, by his will, limit, and sd Smith, the lot before granted, with the appurtenances, unto sd Perry, for the uses afd_ sd smith, in consideration of sd intended marriage and for sundry other good causes, hereby gives sd Hynes one annuity or annual rent of 10 £ to be paid to Hynes after the death of Smith, out of that plantation or parcel of land on the south side of the River Patuxent in CC, at present occupied by sd Smith, and which he holds by descent as heir to his brother, Richard Smith, lately decd. The annuity is for and during the natural life of sd Hynes; if she survives sd Charles, the same to be paid by sd Anne at the feasts of Whitsunday and Saint Martin. Signed - Chas Somt Smith, Ann Hine. Wit - John Moran, Henry Gilpen, Allen Davis*, Roht Horner*. Recorded Mar 22, 1769.

Michael Hines
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Charles County Court Records, June Court 1736 Court, Liber T#2, Page 211.
Michael Roby vs Daniel Ross. Atta: Warr't Da: 250 Co: 400 - Cond: adjudged for part.
Michael Roby of CC lodged with the Clerk of the Court here the following note & warrant for attachment -
I promise to pay Mickeell Hines 500 lbs of tobacco "four Valey Recd" [for value received]. Signed Sep 14, 1734 - Daniel (- his mark) Rose.
Apr 17, 1736. Then Michael Roby made oath that there is due to him of the within 250 lbs of tobacco. Sworn before - Gustavus Brown.
Whereas it is made appear to me by Mich:l Roby that Danl Ross has absconded with a design to defraud his creditors, and that he owes sd Mich:1, by note, 250 lbs of tobacco, and prays my warrant that atta. may issue, these are to require you to issue attachment for the afd sum &c. Signed Apr 17, 1736 - Gust: Brown. To Mr. Sand Hanson, Clerk.
Whereupon it was commanded the Sher: that of the goods, chattels, and credits of the sd Daniel Ross in his bailiwick being, he should attach 250 lbs of tobacco, damages, and 400 lbs of tobacco for costs, and bring the attached suns to next Jun Court, then and there to be condemned for the use of sd Mich:l unless sd Daniel comes to Court and answers unto sd Mich:l of a plea of trespass upon the case, and that by good and lawful men of his bailiwick, he should make known to the garnishees to be in sd Jun Court, to show cause, if any they have, why the attached sums, should not be condemned, and the sd Mich:l have thereof execution. And now, comes Mich:l in his proper person and offers himself against the sd Danl: of the plea afd. The Sher: returns the writ as follows: I certify that on Apr 17, 1736, I attached sundry goods and chattels of sd Daniel Ross in the hands of Eliza: McHorne, amounting to 550 lbs of tobacco, and I have made known to sd garnishee that she is to be at sd Jun Court to show cause why the effects afd so attached should not be condemned, before Thomas Sympson & Mich:l Boswell, 2 good and lawful men of my bailiwick. So answers Geo: Dent, Sher:.
We, being appointed to appraise and value 1 small gray horse and 1 old gun as the effects of Daniel Ross, attached by sd Sher: in the hands of Eliza: McHonce, at 550 lbs of tobacco, total. Signed Apr 17, 1736 - William Greene, James (M his mark) Magatie, Thomas (8 his mark) Simpson, Michael (M his mark) Boswell.
Whereupon the afd Mich:l into Court here in his proper person comes and prays condemnation of the goods and chattels so as afd attached. The afd Eliza:, though called, came not. Ordered that the sd Mich:l have condemnation, as afd, and execution.

Elizabeth Hines
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Name Elizabeth Hines
Born Bef 1690
Gender Female
Died Aft 1731 Calvert County, Maryland Find all individuals with events at this location
Person ID I095050 Tree1
Last Modified 29 Dec 2018

Father Family Hines
Family ID F40914 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Family 1 Christopher Dangerman, b. Bef 1684, Hanover, Liningburgh County, Germany Find all individuals with events at this location, d. 11 May 1727, Calvert County, Maryland - Probate Find all individuals with events at this location (Age > 43 years)
Married Bef 1713 Calvert County, Maryland Find all individuals with events at this location
Children
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2. Elizabeth Dangerman, b. Abt 1714, Calvert County, Maryland Find all individuals with events at this location, d. Aft 1757, Calvert County, Maryland Find all individuals with events at this location (Age ~ 44 years)
3. Sufeer Renard Dangerman, b. Abt 1715, Calvert County, Maryland Find all individuals with events at this location
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Family 2 Martin Driver, b. Bef 1680, St. Mary's County, Maryland Find all individuals with events at this location, d. Aft 1739, Calvert County, Maryland Find all individuals with events at this location (Age > 61 years)
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Notes

Robert Dixon 36B.15 A CA £213.0.0 £124.6.9 Sep 24 1713
Parts of this entry are torn.
Received from: Mr. Hunt.
Payments to: Abraham Downe, Mr. Dare, John Manning, Eleanor Baker, Jos. Williams, Elisabeth Ashbeers, Morgan Jones, Henry Constable, John West, John Pullen, Martha Dorman due to Mary Skippers, Jone Hill, Mr. Richard Johns of judgement due Thomas Taney and his wife (unnamed) from deceased an executor of estate of John Manning, Thomas Holdsworth, John Smith, Elisabeth Dangeman (alias Elisabeth Hinnes), Christo. Dangeman, John Esterling, Jo. Ja. John , Samuel , Samuel Groom due from the estate of John Manning, James Robert
Executor: James Roberts.

Robert Dixon 35A.332 A CA £213.0.0 £129.11.1 Apr 30 1714
Payments to: Samuel Groome & Thomas More (executors of Sarah Groome) as a judgement against Robert Dixon and his wife Ruth (executors of John Manning) per Richard Dallam, John Hyde per Abram Downe, Nathaniell Dare, Henry Constable, Ellinor Baker, Morgan Jones, Elisabeth Ashbee, John Pullin, Joseph Willikins, John Mackdowell, John West, Matthew Dorman, John Manning, Edward Hill, James Roberts, Thomas Taney for a judgement against Robert Dixon and his wife Ruth (executors of John Manning) per Richard Johns, John Easterlin, James Douglas, John Vance, Elisabeth Hume, Thomas Holdsworth, Christopher Dangerman, John Smith per John James, Samuel Abbott, William Bladen, Esq., Richard Dallam, James Mackall.
Executor: James Roberts

Dangerman, Christopher, Calvert Co., 1st Feb., 1726-7; 11th May, 1727.
To dau. Remus Renard Dangerman and hrs., 80 A. of "Charles' Gift," bou. of Mathew Dorman; and personalty.
To dau. Elizabeth and hrs., 114 A. "Taylor's Joy," bou. of Henry Easterling; and personalty.
To dau. Sufeer (Suferr) Renard Dangerman, personalty.
To wife Elizabeth, extx., dwell. plan. - during life; at her decease to dau. Sufeer afsd.; of residue of personal estate, remaining 3/4 to 3 daus. afsd.
Test: Charles Clagett (Clagatt), Robt. High, James Humes. 19, 175.

Christopher Dangerman 9.57 A CA £37.15.9 £12.11.0 Jun 10 1728
Received from: Richard Deavour, John Parran, Patrick Allerdice, Martin Driver, Robert Sollars, John Gardner, Isaac Rawlings, Edmond Hernly, Benjamin Mackall.
Payments to: Dr. John Hamilton, David Magill, John Rouse, Thomas Brooke & William Holland, Holland, Lee & Brooke.
Executrix: Elisabeth Driver, wife of Martin Driver.

Christopher Dangerman 11.74 A CA £9.19.11 Apr 17 1731
Received from: Alexander Rosenquest, John Binyon, Henry Constable, Robert Heigh, John Gray, Benjamin Rice, Richard Roberts, Michael Philipps, John Brame, Mr. Robert Cruckshanks (in London), Benjamin Dixon, Alexander Fraser.
Payments to: Dr. James Somervell, James Duke, Jr., Christopher Coats, John Johnson, George Freeman, John Ward, William Dawkins, Charles Calvert, Esq.
Representatives: widow (unnamed), Rennis Kenard Dungerman Sufer, Renard Dungerman, Elisabeth Dungerman.
Executrix: Martin Driver and his wife Elisabeth Driver.

possible substitute

http://www.multiwords.de/genealogy/berry.htm

Be11-6-3-2
Sarah Berry b 1650
m John Robey
-1 Benjamin Robey
-2 Anastasia Robey m y Worland
-3 Ralph Robey
-4 Elizabeth Robey
-5 Richard Robey
-6 Michael Hines Robey
-7 Samuel Robey
-8 John Robey

Sarah Berry, daughter of
William Berry, Sr b 1635 James City VA d 15 Aug 1691 Talbot Co MD
m1 Margaret Marsh Preston /?x Keene b 1643 James City VA + 1 ch dau of Thomas Preston and Jane
m2 Rhoda Preston b 1634 + 5 ch dau of Richard Preston and Mary
m3 Margaret Naomi Marsh b 1648 VA d 16 Feb 1688 Talbot MD + 3 ch dau of Thomas Marsh and Jane Clements she m1 Richard Preston and had Dr Samuel Preston

daughter of
James Berry b c 1615 Devon d 1666 Pautuxant MD
m Elizabeth R Pitt b 1611 Devon d 1666 VA dau of John Pitt

Rev Johan Berry b 1584 St Gregory by St Paul London d 1 Apr 1622 Frome Somerset
m1 x + 1 ch
m2 Susannah Philbrick b 1584 Lancashire d 1610 Frome Somerset+ 10 ch
+1 Thomas Fylbrigg and Ann Knopp

Thomas Berry b 1560 Engl d 1630
m Susannah Crowell b 1560 Lydd Kent d 17 Feb 1616 Earls Colne Essex

Richard Berry b 1546 b Holmfirth, West Yorkshire d 5 Dec 1592 Honley, West Yorkshire
m Margery Burrage b 1550 Seething Norfolk d Sep 1571 Seething dau of Robert Burrage and Rose

John Berry b 1514 Almondbury, West Yorkshire d 1 October, 1569 Honley, West Yorkshire
m Margerie Ellen Hunt Hu14 b 1522 Almondbury West Yorkshire d 27 Nov 1560 Stamford Lincolnshire
+1 William Hunt Hu16 b c 1493 Smallbridge Greater Manchester d 12 Aug 1552 Gosfield Essex m2 Ellen Crocherode b St Margarets Toppesfield Essex d 10 Sep 1578
m1 Jane Russell b 1498 Almondbury West Riding Yorkshire d 1524 Honley West Riding
+2 William Lyncoine le Hunt Hu17 b c 1467 Chatham Medway Kent d 24 Aug 1550
m Anna Percy b 1470 Chatham Medway Kent d 30 Dec 1552 Gosfield Essex
John Berry/Berye b 1488 Almondbury, West Yorkshire d 1 Oct 1569 Honley, West Yorkshire
m Margerie x b 4 Mar 1542 d 12 Jan 1559 Thurleigh Bedford

John Fitzjohn Berye b 1470 Hagge, Honley, West Yorkshire d 1 Oct 1569

Be18. John Berry b 1419 Berrynarbor, Devon d there 1440
Elizabeth Rachel Filleigh b 1427 Berrynarbor
+1 John Filleigh/Fulleigh b 1397

The author's connection with this pedigree is:
Mary Berry b c 1690
m1 Ow8 Richard Owens
m2 Thomas Laws
The data for the early generations of this family are compliments of www.geni.com/people/Henry-Berry-Jr/4863786468680055312 and the pages associated with it. reconciled with freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mysouthernfamily/myff/d0035/g0000039.html#I69030 and including data from Belinda Rae Dickerson Szyszka's Tree as well as the author's Owens tree
The data on the immigrant William in New Hampshire seems rather questionable, because Plymouth Ma was founded in 1621 and Boston in 1628, and NH was settled mostly a generation later by settlers from MA. But a Virginian group may have ventured up the coast or another ship without a colony charter bound for MA may have landed there instead without getting into the history books. Pending revision from further investigation and/or DNA corroboration this data is added here.

possibly mixed up:
https://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/roby/68/

Re: John ROBEY/Sarah BERRY of MD/England
By genealogy.com user December 23, 1998 at 08:06:20
In reply to: John ROBEY/Sarah BERRY of MD/England 11/30/98
I have a book on the ROBY'S, so I have a lot of information.
John Roby III b.1686, Maryland m. Sarah Berry 1713 b.cir 1695 d. May 22, 1777. John died about 1776 or a year or 2 earlier.
Children: John iv b.1714
Samuel b. 1716.
Her parents were Dr. Samuel Berry of Charles Co. Maryland. Mother unknown.
John Roby III b.1686, Maryland m. Sarah Berry 1713 b.cir 1695 d. May 22, 1777. John died about 1776 or a year or 2 earlier.
Children: John iv b.1714
Samuel b. 1716.
Her parents were Dr. Samuel Berry of Charles Co. Maryland. Mother unknown.You can e-mail me at Nevamc@aol.com

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John Roby/Robey (1606) was the son of John Roby/Robey (1571) and Eleanor Beeny (all from Castle Donington).
That John (1606) and his son John (b. ca 1640) immigrated (when the son John was a boy) and settled in Maryland. The immigrants John and his son John were both married to a Sarah. I don't have any family for John the immigrant/father's wife (I have seen some say Berry). John the immigrant/son was married to Sarah Hines. "Sarah Hines Robey" was not a Luckett. We need to put that to rest.
I think it originated here:
Meshack Turner III - His Wife Sarah Robey Tucker" by Lucille Rynard Maddox says Sarah Luckett was daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth (

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) Luckett. She was a sister of Samuel E., Thomas, Ignatius Luckett, and (possibly) Benjamin Luckett and Elizabeth Cooper.
Land Records Charles Co., MD, Vol O # 2, f 357.
Testamentary Proceedings, Vol 30, f 376.
THIS INFORMATION HAS COME UP TO DISPUTE THE ABOVE: Ignatius, son of Samuel and Elizabeth (Hussey) Luckett was born 30 Jan 1689; brother Samuel was born 10 Oct 1685; and brother Thomas was born 12 Aug 1688. This from Book Q #1, containing Birth Records of Charles County, MD.
If Sarah was a Luckett, and since she was born cir 1668, this might make her a sister of the Samuel who was the father of the above named sons, but in any event, it looks as if she might have come from an earlier generation than those supposed to have been her brothers. Although she might have been a daughter from a previous marriage of Samuel. NONE OF THIS IS PROVEN, and included here as information only.
Another source for the Luckett theory was here:
Charles County Land Records, Liber C#2 Page 156
"15 Feb 1709; Recorded at the request of John Roby; mark and heifer given to his son Peter Roby by Samuel Luckett"
But there is absolutely no conceivable way Sarah was previously married to Samuel Luckett (the dates couldn't work) nor is she his sister (the ages, dates, and everything we know about them says no--the Lucketts have written histories of their family, none of them claim Sarah Robey in any way). I think Peter Robey was Samuel Luckett's son-in-law and the heifer was the dowry (though Peter had no kids or wife when he died so she must have died before him, and there is no existing record of a wife).
Harry Wright Newman (noted Southern Maryland historian/genealogist, author of many of the authoritative books) thought Sarah was a Hinds/Hines (I think based basically on the naming pattern in the family of "Michael Hinds/Hines" Robeys).
I personally subscribe to this theory (there were Hinds/Hines families there then where she could have fit). Many other researchers (including some I respect immensely) argue she was a Berry; there was a Berry family there then where she could have fit.
"Samuel's service from 1672 to 1677 pretty much lays to rest the notion that he married a woman named Sarah and had a daughter in 1670. Samuel left a will that does NOT mention any daughters or any Robey grandchildren."