Theodorus Malott

From the US GenWeb archives for Maryland:

http://files.usgwarchives.net/md/frederick/wills/malott-t.txt

Last Will and Testament of Theodores MALOTT (1750), Frederick Co., MD

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A Short Will in a Legal Form.

In the name of God Amen this seventeenth day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and fifty. I Theodores Malott in Frederick County and province of Maryland plaintive(?) being of very sick and weak of body but of perfect mind and memory. Thanks be to God thereby calling to mind the mortality of my body and knowing that it is appointed for all men to dye do make and ordain this my last will & testament that is to say principally first of all I give and recommend my soul into the hands of God that gave it and my body. I recommend to the earth to be buried in a decent Christian burial at the discretion of my executors nothing doubting but at the General Resurrection I shall receive the same again by the mighty power of God.

And as touching such worldly estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me in this life. I give demise and dispose of the same in the following manner and form –

First I order that all my funeral charges and debts to be paid. I likewise constitute make and ordain John Perrin and Joseph (illegible) my sole executors of this my last will and testament.

Item give to my son Peter Malot two mares and a yearling cock and a rifel given by him freely to be possessed.

Item I give to my beloved daughter Elizabeth Malot a three year old heifer, and to my beloved daughter Catherine a two year old heifer and to my son Benjamin a two year old mare and a smooth board gun.

Item I give to my well beloved wife all my stock of horses and mares, cattle, sheep and hogs during her widow hood and after wards to be equally divided amongst all my children and

I do hereby utterly disallow revoke and disannul all and every of former wills testaments, wills legacies and requests and executors by me in any ways before named willed and bequethed ratifying and confirming this and no other to be my last will & testament. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the day and year above.

To my son John Malot one shilling & to Theodotius Malot one shilling & to my daughter Mary a two year old heifer.

• Joseph his x mark Lazer
• Theodores Malot seal
• David Enochs
• Joseph Lazer Jun.

March 19th 1751

Joseph Lazer Senior

David Enochs

...two of the subscribing witnesses to the within will being duly sworn on the holy Evangels of the Almighty God depose and say that the said the son the testator Theodores Malot sign the within will & heard him publish & declare the same to be his last will & testament. That at the time of his so doing he was to the best of there apprehentions of sound disposing mind & memory and at the same time they saw Joseph Lazer Jun subscribe the within will, as an evidence & which they subscribe in the presence of and at the request of the testator.

John DARNALI, Depty Comy."

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Deed records place the Lazure's/Lazear's in Prince George's County just prior to the formation of Frederick. The Mallots may have been living in an area of Prince George's County that was taken for the new county of Frederick.

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From "A Perrin History" by Richard Perrin Day (covering "John Perrin of colonial Maryland"):

Pg. 34:

17 January 1750 The will of Theodores Malott; John Perrin named executor. Will witnessed by Joseph and Joseph Jr.

Lazer [20].

Pg. 36:

Theodores Malot probably lived a mile or two north of Perrin, judging from later land maps; the significance of his involvement with that will [20] is discussed later in this chapter.

Pg. 40

John Perrin’s Wife

Because of the estate inventory, where Thomas and Joseph Lazear state they are John Perrin’s next of kin, others have thought that one or both of John Perrin’s daughters married a Lazear. Joseph Lazear, Sr., settled on the Patuxent River following his marriage to Susannah Webb in 1702 in Ann Arundel County. He, as well as children Joseph, Thomas, John, Elizabeth, Mary and Deborah were naturalized by an act of the Maryland colonial legislature in 1721 [29]. They did not move to the Marsh Creek area until after 1748; the family is not mentioned in that region before the Malot will (cited above) from 1750 [20].

Without trying to describe this family in depth, I can say there is no clear candidate among the Lazears who may have married a Perrin daughter. Also, there are good indications that the Perrin daughters married others, as shown above. At this point I can only conclude that the reason Thomas and Joseph Lazear can state they are next of kin is because they are John’s brothers-in-law. Much more concerning the Lazear family is discussed in the blog section of the hypertext version of this book.

References:

• [20] Text at http://files.usgwarchives.net/md/frederick/wills/malott-t.txt
• [29] Land Survey - Maryland State Archives, S1197-3000 (Location: 01/25/04/43), Special Warrant Issued December 13, 1762 ; Patent Certificate: 2697

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From a list of French baptisms in New York:

http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~rbillard/french_baptisms.htm

1694 Mar 28; Jean Pierre Melot, Marie; Theodore; Jean Sevenhoven, Catherine le Mercier

The first two names are parents. The third name is the recorded name at baptism. The last two are Godparents.

(Another source - not cited - has the Godparents as Jean Levenheven and Catherine le Merserier.)

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From L'Eglise Française du Saint Esprit, Our Church History

http://www.stespritnyc.net/1600.html

The second and largest influx of Protestant arrivals from France began in the last quarter of the 17th century. Louis XIV renewed the persecution of Protestants in a series of harsh repressive measures which culminated in the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes in 1685 and the determined effort not only to crush all practice of the Reformed religion in France but to forcibly convert all Protestants to Catholicism.

This tragic and misguided action drove from France hundreds of thousands of her most able and industrious people. It enriched those countries and colonies who, wisely, offered them shelter.

England was the place of refuge for Huguenots from the maritime provinces of western France: Poitou, Saintonge, anad Aunis. A smaller number came from the rest of France, especially Normandy. From England, thousands migrated to the colonies in America.

Jean Maynard, in his history of Saint-Esprit, estimates that the French Church of New York received about one-quarter of one percent of the overall Huguenot immigration. This percentage was enough, however, to dramatically increase the French-speaking population of New York. By 1697, according to Dr. Maynard, there were 4,000 inhabitants of New York City and, of that number, about 15 percent were Huguenots.

The first independent French Church was organized under the Rev. Pierre Daille who had been a professor at the French Protestant college of Saumur before it was closed by order of the king and its faculty banished. Seeking refuge in Holland, Mr. Daille then went to London where he received Anglican holy orders. He came to America to work with the French and Dutch, not only in Manhattan, but in the surrounding area, going on a regular schedule to Huguenot communities in New Paltz, Staten Island, and New Jersey.

In 1687 he was aided by the arrival of the Rev. Pierre Peiret, a native of Languedoc in the South of France. Concentrating on the French of New York while Mr. Daille continued his work in the surrounding area, Mr. Peiret organized the first French congregation to have its own edifice. This small church was located on what was then called Petticoat Lane, later Marketfield Street. Today it is Battery Place between Broadway and West Streets. It was called simply "L'Eglise Francaise a la Nouvelle York."

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From the Mellott-Eastman Family Tree:

http://www.reidmellott.com/Genealogy/getperson.php?personID=P327256...

Theodorus Mellott

• Born 27 January 1693 - Piscataway, Middlesex, New Jersey, USA [2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9]
• Gender Male
• Died 19 Mar 1751 - Hagerstown, Washington, Maryland, USA [3, 6, 7]
• Person ID P3272563025 Mellott - Eastman Family Tree
• Last Modified 20 May 2009
• Father Jean Pierre Mellott,
  • b. 18 Apr 1658, Mannheim, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany ,
  • d. 13 Jan 1702, Piscataway, Middlesex, New Jersey, USA
• Mother Marie Bellemain,
  • b. 1662, Mannheim, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany ,
  • d. 1699, Piscataway, Middlesex, New Jersey, USA
  • Married 1690 New York City, New York, USA

Family ID F46 Group Sheet

• Family 1 Catharine Delashmutt,
  • b. 1708, Gloucester, New Jersey ,
  • d. 18 January 1771, Frederick, Maryland, USA
  • Married 2 Mar 1728 New York, USA [2]
  • Children
    • 1. Elizabeth Malott,
      • d. UNKNOWN
    • 2. Elias Malott,
      • d. UNKNOWN
    • 3. Catherine Malott,
      • d. 1771
    • 4. James Malott,
      • d. UNKNOWN
    • 5. Peter Malott,
      • b. 1728, Frederick, Maryland, USA ,
      • d. 22 May 1806, Washington County, Maryland
    • 6. Benjamin Malott,
      • b. 1734, Frederick, Maryland, USA ,
      • d. 18 September 1815, Washington County, Maryland
    • 7. Thomas Malott,
      • b. Abt 1740,
      • d. UNKNOWN
    • 8. Joseph Malott,
      • b. 1745,
      • d. UNKNOWN
    • 9. Ruth Malott,
      • b. Bef 1751,
    • d. UNKNOWN

Family ID F39 Group Sheet

• Family 2 Catherine Maple,
  • b. 1695, Piscataway, Middlesex, New Jersey, USA ,
  • d. 2 Mar 1728, Picataway, Middlesex, New Jersey, USA
  • Married 1719 New Jersey, USA [5, 6, 7, 9]
  • Children
    • 1. Theodore Malot,
      • b. 07 February 1722, New Jersey, USA ,
      • d. March 1745, Tennessee, USA
    • 2. Mary Malott,
      • b. 1725, Picataway, Middlesex, New Jersey, USA ,
      • d. 1757, Fulton, Pennsylvania, USA
    • 3. John M. Mellott,
      • b. 1725, Frederick, Maryland, USA ,
      • d. 1786, Bedford, Pennsylvania, United States
    • 4. Mary Malot,
      • b. Abt 1726, New Jersey, USA ,
      • d. Abt 1783, Fulton, Pennsylvania, USA

Family ID F40 Group Sheet

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Served in the militia in 1715, 4th Co. under Col. Thomas Farmer.

Documents Theodorus Mellott Will

Theodorus Marlet. *

Theodorus Marlet (also written Theodore Marlett, Malott, and Melott), the son of Jean Pierre Marlet and Marie Bellemain, was born on 27 January 1694 in New York. He was subsequently christened in the Staten Island French Church, Richmond County, New York on 28 March 1694.

Theodorus later moved to Middlesex County, New Jersey, where his name was found on a list of Middlesex County militia members serving in the 4th Company under the command of Colonel Thomas Farmer in 1715.

Theodorus was apparently married twice during his lifetime. He married as his first wife, a woman named Catherine Maple in New Jersey. She was the daughter of Benjamin Maple. Catherine, who was the mother of three children by Theodorus, appears to have died in New Jersey in 1725/26.

After his first wife passed away, Theodorus married for a second time to a woman named Catherine De La Chaumette (also written De Lashmutt). Although no record of this marriage has been found, it is believed to have taken place in New Jersey in about 1727.

Catherine, who appears to have been born in about 1707 in New Jersey, was the daughter of Pierre De La Chaumette.

Several years later, Theodorus and his family appear to have left New Jersey and moved to the State of Maryland. Upon arriving in Maryland, they settled in that portion of Prince George's County that was later made a part of Frederick County, Maryland in 1748.

Theodorus, who was styled planter, died in Frederick County, Maryland in 1751. His will, which was written on 17 January 1750, was probated on 19 March 1751.

His widow, Catherine, also passed away in Frederick County. Her will, which had been written on 27 December 1770, was subsequently probated before the Frederick County Court on 15 January 1771.

The six children from Theodorus' second marriage to Catherine De La Chaumette were named in Catherine's will.

Sources

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  • Death date: 1751
  • Death place: Washington, MD
  • Marriage date:
  • Marriage place: Baltimore, MD
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  • Birth city: Piscataway; Birth state: NJ..
  • Birth date: 27 January 1693
  • Birth place: Piscataway, Middlesex County, NJ
  • Death date: 19 March 1750
  • Death place: Hagerstown, MD
  • Marriage date: 1719
  • Marriage place:
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  • Marriage date: 1719
  • Marriage place:

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From Bill Marlatt's Gedeon Merlett Family Tree:

Theodorus [3] Mellott (Jean_Pierre [2], Gedeon [1] Merlet) was born in New York, NY 27 January 1694.

He married twice.

He married Catherine Marple in NJ, 1719. Catherine was born 1695.

He married Catherine DeLashmutt in Annapolis, MD, 2 March 1727.

Theodorus Mellott and Catherine Marple had the following children:

• 1. Mary [4] Malott was born 1724. She married James Walling Colonel. James was born in MD 1727.
• 2. John M. Mellott was born 1725.

Theodorus Mellott and Catherine DeLashmutt had the following children:

• 1. Peter Malott was born 1727.
• 2. Benjamin Malott was born 1734.
• 3. Joseph Mellott was born in Frederick Co., MD 1738.

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Theodorus Marlet (also written Theodore Marlett, Malott, and Melott), the son of Jean Pierre Marlet and Marie Bellemain, was born on 27 January 1694 in New York. He was subsequently christened in the Staten Island French Church, Richmond County, New York on 28 March 1694. Theodorus later moved to Middlesex County, New Jersey, where his name was found on a list of Middlesex County militia members serving in the 4th Company under the command of Colonel Thomas Farmer in 1715.

Theodorus was apparently married twice during his lifetime. He married as his first wife, a woman named Catherine Maple in New Jersey. She was the daughter of Benjamin Maple. Catherine, who was the mother of three children by Theodorus, appears to have died in New Jersey in about 1725/26.

After his first wife passed away, Theodorus married for a second time to a woman named Catherine De La Chaumette (also written De Lashmutt). Although no record of this marriage has been found, it is believed to have taken place in New Jersey in about 1727. Catherine, who appears to have been born in about 1707 in New Jersey, was the daughter of Pierre De La Chaumette. Several years later, Theodorus and his family appear to have left New Jersey and moved to the State of Maryland. Upon arriving in Maryland, they settled in that portion of Prince George's County that was later made a part of Frederick County, Maryland in 1748.

Theodorus, who was styled planter, died in Frederick County, Maryland in 1751. His will, which was written on 17 January 1750, was probated on 19 March 1751. His widow, Catherine, also passed away in Frederick County. Her will, which had been written on 27 December 1770, was subsequently probated before the Frederick County Court on 15 January 1771. The six children from Theodorus’ second marriage to Catherine De La Chaumette were named in Catherine’s will.

(http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jacmac/merlet-marlet.htm)

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Provided by Stacy

[Fulton 169.FTW][Malott_b.ftw]

In the Collections of the Huguenot Society of America, vol. 1, p. 12, reference is made to the baptism at the French Huguenot Church of New York, "l'Eglise du Saint Esprit" or "Church of the Holy Spirit" of one Theodore Melot, born 27 January, baptized 28 March 1694. Godparents were Jean Levenhoven and Catherine LeMercier. Witnesses were Catherine Laty and J. VanSevenhove."Bapteme- Aujourd'huy me[r]credy 28e de Mars aprest la priere a Este Batise Theodore fils de Jean Pierre Melot et de Marie Melot ne le 27me de Janvier dernier a minuit par monsieur Peiret notre Ministre presente au St. Bateme par Jean Sevenhoven et Catherine le Mercier Parain et Mareine.J. Vansevenhoue J. P. Melot Catherine Laty Peiret, ministre"

In the New Jersey Colonial Deeds and Conveyances 1664-1794, p. 327, these references to transactions are made:Theodore Mellot to Enoch Vreeland K 254 5 9 1720

Theodore Mellot from John Burnet E-2 201 3 18 1736 Unappropriated land

Theodorus Mellott K 314 7 8 1728 New Brunswick,from Benjamin Harrison MiddlesexTheodorus Mellott, ux K 311 6 8 1727 New Brunswick,to Josiah Davison Middlesex

Theodorus Mellott, ux K 310 4 26 1733 New Brunswick,to Isaac Fitzrandolph Middlesex.

Source: Washington County, MD Will Book 28, p. 117.WILL: Theodore Malot (Melot) made his will Jan. 17, 1750, and the will was filed Mar. 19, 1751 in Washington County, MD, which had recently been created out of Frederick Co. (Ben M. Angel notes: Washington County was formed only after the start of the Revolution in 1776).

In it, he named the following family members:

• Son Peter Malot, to whom he gave "two mairs of a yearling colt and a riffell gun by him freely to be possessed."
• Daughter Elizabeth Malot, to whom he gave "a three year old heifer"
• Daughter Catherine Malot, to whom he gave "a two year old heifer"
• Son Benjamin Malot, to whom he gave "a two year old mair and a smooth bord gun"
• Wife [Catherine de la Chaumette or Delashmutt], to whom he gave "allmy stock of horses and mairs, cattle, sheep and hogs during herwidowhood, and afterwards to be equally divided amongst all my children"
• In the margin of the will, Theodore Malot made these additional bequests:"To my son John Malot one Shilling and to Theodore Malot one Shilling.I give to my well beloved daughter Mary a ..." [copy is difficult to decipher]
• Theodore Malot's children John Malot (Mellott), Theodore Malot and Mary Malot Walling were his children by his first wife Catherine Marpleor Maple. Theodore Malot's children Peter, Elizabeth, Catherine and Benjamin were by his second wife Catherine de la Chaumette or Delashmutt.
• Evidently, between the time of writing the will and the time that the estate was settled, two sons, Joseph and Thomas, and a daughter Ruth were born, perhaps one being born posthumously. Another possibility is that the younger children, being minors, were not named in the will. A third possibility is that one or more of these: Joseph, Thomas, and Ruth, were GRANDCHILDREN not named by Theodores in his will but named by Catherine in her will.

Source: Mrs. Madeline Malott, 391 HWY 18 West, Kingsville, Ontario, CanadaN9Y 2K3. Mrs. Malott belives that Thomas Malot was the grandson of Theodores and Catherine (Delashmutt); that "Ruth was the granddaughter Ruth Walling and raised by Catherine after the death of her mother Mary Walling."

Source: Thomas O. HORTON, deceased."Theodorus MELLOTT, b.1/27, 1693/9 in New York, NY...."Theodoras Mellott and Catherine DeLaschmutt were married in Annapolis, Md. in 1728. It was the second marriage for Theodoras. Theodoras Mellott's will was recorded in Hagerstown, Md. He left his son John one shilling.

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Theodorus Marlet (also written Theodore Marlett), son of Jean Pierre Marlet and Marie Bellemain, was born on Jan 27, 1694 in New York. He was subsequently christened in the Staten Island French Church, Richmond County, New York on Mar 28, 1694. Theodorus later moved to Middlesex County, New Jersey where his name was found on a list of Middlesex County militia members serving in the 4th Company undeer the command of Colonel Thomas Farmer in 1715 Theodorus was apparently married twice during his lifetime. He married first to a woman named Catherine Maple in New Jersey. Although Catherine was mentioned in her father's will, which had been written on May 13, 1727, she appears to have died in New Jersey shortly therafter. Catherine Maple was the mother of three children by Theodorus. After his first wife passed away, Theodorus married for a second time to a woman named Catherine De La Chaumette (also written as De Lashmitt). Although no record of this marriage has been found, it is believed to have taken place in New Jersey sometime after 1727. According to information provided by Mr. Bob Williams, Theodorus was involved in a court case in Hunterdon County, New Jersey during the month of May 1747 regarding a debt. As such, Theodorus and his family were still in New Jersey as late as May 1747, and did not move to the Province of Maryland until sometime after this date. When Theodorus and his family did move to Maryland, they settled in that portion of the state that had recently been formed into Frederick County in 1748. Theodorus Marlet, who was styled planter, died in Frederick County, Maryland in 1751. His will, which had been written on Jan 17, 1750, was subsequently probated in Frederick County on Mar 19, 1751. His widow,Catherine, also passed away in Frederick County. Her will, which had been written on Dec 27, 1770, was probated before the Frederick County Court on Jan 15, 1771. The six children from Theodorus Marlet's second marriage to Catherine De La Chaumette were named in Catherine's will.

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Record for Jean Pierre Malott http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=FindAGraveGlobal&h=82...

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He was christened in the French Huguenot Church in Manhattan, New York on 28 Jan 1694.* Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Feb 10 2022, 6:32:44 UTC