 1758 - 1834 (75 )
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| Name |
Thomas PATTON |
| Born |
12 Oct 1758 |
, Cecil County, Maryland, USA  [1] |
- Source: St. Mary Ann’s Parish, film 13887, page 310
|
| Submitter |
HIGH |
| Occupation |
Farmer, Justice of the Peace |
| Religion |
Anglican--St. Mary Ann’s Parish, Cecil County, Maryland [2] |
| Died |
1834 |
, Fayette County, Indiana, USA [1] |
| Buried |
1834 |
Jennings Township, Fayette County, Indiana, USA [3, 4] |
- Burke's Cemetery--Source; DAR article in Fayette County, Indiana library
|
| Notes |
1775 Sep 30 Thomas Pattan, signatory to petition of "sundry freemen" to form a militia in their own district of Patuxent Hundred, Anne Arundel County, Maryland. Thomas Pattan served under Henry Ridgely, Jr. a known resident of Anne Arundel Co. along with Edward Hearn in 1776. Thomas Patton m. Mary Hearn at St. Pauls in Baltimore in 1779. The only Thomas Patton on the 1790 census is in Anne Arundel Co. and has six children, which is about right.. There are Hearns in the St. Pauls records in Baltimore and there are Hearns in Anne Arundel. Michael Hearn ca. 1750 to 1813 has daus Sophia m. Edward Iglehart 15 Dec. 1788, and Anne m. Cornelius Iglehart 4 Feb. 1803. John Hearn m. Mary Summers 20 May 1807. The Igleharts are on the 1790 Anne Arundel Co. census.
DEEDS: Abstracts, Mason County Kentucky Deed Book A-L 1789-1810 1973 Library of Congress Card No.74-154302 42 - 4 Aug 1796 Map and plan of town of Maysville, signed by Benjamin Sutton, Peter Light, John Killen, Thomas Patten, Lewis Moore, George Mitchell Clerk: Thomas Marshall, Jr. 442 - 26 May 1798 Thomas Patten and Mary his wife of Adams County, North West Territory; AND William Byars of Mason County Tr: Sale of lots #81 and 84 in Maysville, Mason County, Wt: George Mitchell, Peter Light, Andrew Woodrow JP's: George Mitchell, John Gutridge to obtain release of dowry rights from Mary Patton Clerk: Francis Taylor Jefferson County Court of Common Pleas, Steubenville, OH.
Will Book 1 301 At a Court of Common Pleas held in at Steubenville in said County on the 18th of March 1815. foregoing copy of the last will and testament of Joseph Ladd admitted to record. Signed Thomas Patton Clerk 5th day of June 1815. The Historical Collections Of Harrison County, Ohio author - Charles A. Hanna pub. in - 1900 page - 226 - 229 (section - township - range) Thomas Patton, assignee of David Moody, SW 28.10.4, July 5, 1816 Nathaniel Farmer pension file S35917, dated 12 Dec. 1827 letter from Thos. Karney, Auditor General's Office, Annapolis, MD, to The Honbl. O. H. Smith, House of Reps., Washington, "I have carefully examined the rolls remaining in the Office for the names of Thomas Patton ... and they do not appear." Fayette Co, IN Civil Order Book C:50-51, application of Thomas Patton for a pension under the act of Congress of June 7, 1832 "having been a soldier of the revolution." Fayette Co, IN Deed Book G:212, 492-495, H:149-153. Sullivan Co, IN Letter of Administration to Isaac Patten 18 Sept 1847 for Mary Patton, intestate. 1850 census for Richard and Isaac, both b. in Maryland.
Evidence suggests that Thomas emigrated to Butler County, Ohio, then to Hamilton County. He died in Fayette County, Indiana.
Thomas Patton was appointed Justice of the Peace by the newly formed county government on September 7, 1821. See the History of Fayette County....
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Thomas was buried in the Burk Cemetery, according to an article published by the DAR in Connersville, Indiana. City Librarian states that Thomas owned the property the cemetery was located upon--but that appears erroneous. Subject property (and cemetery) is located several hundred feet west of the west boundary of the Daniel Hoover farm--which Thomas sold to Daniel and Polly (the daughter of Thomas) in about 1821. See www.ronsgen.com for more information.
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"Thomas Patton married Mary Hearn on 9 May 1779 in St. Pauls's Parish, Baltimore County, Maryland. He may have been still in the service of his country (Revolutionary War Patriot), which could explain not marrying in Anne Arundel County. Thomas Pattin appears in the 1790 federal census of Anne Arundel county, with three males under 16, and four females."
"Thomas and Mary had four children while they lived in Maryland between the years 1780 and 1790. Their son, Isaac, was born there in Maryland 15 November 1787. They moved to Butler County, Ohio in 1790. Their daughter, Nancy, was born in 1792, and there were several more children after that. In 1814 they moved to Franklin County (now Fayette County), Indiana where they purchased 100 acres of land. In 1832, at the age of 74, Thomas applied for a Revolutionary War pension, but he evidently died before it could be granted as thee is no record of his receiving a pension. He died in Fayette County, Indiana around the year 1834. Each of the nine surviving children receivd an equal share of that 100 acres. The widow received her dower rights. Mary Hearne Patton died in 1848 in Sullivan County, Indiana,"
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"...By 1784 Thoomas Patton was in Maryland when Richard Patton was born, if the correct birthplace is given in the 1850 census. Isaac Patton was born 1790 in Maryland according to the cnsus. And if the information in the Pound-Kester book is correct, Nanc Patton was born in 1792 in Ohio. So it would seem that Thomas Patton traveled from Neew Jersey to Maryland before settling in Butler County, Ohio; then Hamilton County, sometime before 1792.
The Land office in Cincinnaati also sold land in Indiana and we find that Thomas Patton and his son William Patton were among the first settlers of Fayette County, Indiana buying land there in 1813 and 1814 while it was still a part of Wayne County which had been formed from Indian landin 1810. Here in ayette County Thomas Patton died intestate in 1834 still holding a part of his original land purchase of 1814."
Source: Wwey Boyer Burkman, the Descendants of Peter Simmons, Brunswick County, Virginia...."
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Source: US Census for 1820--Fayette County, Indiana. Daniel Hoover and family are listed, with a Thomas Patton listed directly below. That this Thomas Patton could be anyone other than Mary Polly’s father exceeds the probability of such event. NOTE. See deed of conveyance from Thomas Patton to Daniel Hoover of a portion of his property (80 acres) in Section 34 of Jennings Township. Jennings Township was originally a part of Franklin County, Indiana; from which Fayette County was created in approximately 1810.
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Historical Event: 30 September 1775 ; Thomas Pattan, signatory to petition of "sundry freemen"
to form a militia in their own district of Patuxent Hundred, AnneArundel County, Maryland.
Fayette Co, INndiana Civil Order Book C:50-51,
application of Thomas Patton for a pension under the act of Congress
of June 7, 1832 "having been a soldier of the revolution."
"'Served in Maryland (militia) under Captain Henry Ridgeley, Jr. Passed by Colonel J. Carvil Hall on 26 Aug 1776.' [This entry has been copied from an unidentified publication located in the Fayette County, Indiana Public Library--I am usure as to the meaning of this quotation.] The reference further states 'Proof 'Rec. MD Troops in Cont. Serv.', p. 41, Pens Appl. Civil Order Book C. Fayette Co. In. --12 Mar. 1832--4 April 1838--pp 50-51: Bjorkman--'The Patton Family' , pp 111-118.
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LAND RECORDS
Fayette County, Indiana Deed Book G:212, 492-495, H:149-153.
Sullivan County, Indiana Letter of Administration to Isaac Patten 18 Sept
1847 for Mary Patton, intestate.
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Deed of Conveyance, Fayette County Records: 80 acres purchased by Daniel Hoover from Thomas Patton. Property is adjoining his farm. See internet site for copy and transcription. Fayette County records, Book A, Page 560.
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Land Records of Thomas Patton
Source: Gwen Boyer Bjorkman
FEDERAL LAND SERIES, a Calendar of Archival Materials on the Land Patents Issued by the United States Government, with Subject Tract and Name Indexes, by Clifford Neal Smith. American Library Association : 1972.
p. 694 9 Sep 1808 A/3/441
Transmits patents Daniel Symmes, Reg. Cin.
Thomas Patten Cin. Miami Reserve R9 T5 S13+
p. 800 17 Jan 1809 A/3/485
Daniel Symmes Reg. Cin. Transmits patents
Thomas Patten Cin. Miami Reserve R9 T5 S19
1810 Butler Co., Ohio Tax List
David Patton Thomas Patton William Patton
CINCINNATI DISTRICT LAND GRANTS IN INDIANA
NO. 25,471 Receiver's Office at Cincinnati, Oct. 10th, 1814 Received of Thomas Patten of Butler county, the sum of one hundred and 47 dollars and 20 cents, which with the discount hereinafter stated, and allowed is in full of the 1st and 2nd installment of the purchase money of the N.E. qr of section no. 34 in township No. 14 of range No. 13 E 2nd PM containing 160 acres, at 2 dollars per acre, sold this day.
DOLLS. 147 20/100 Hom James Findlay receiver
Disct. $12 80/100 Lewis D. Whiteman
FAYETTE CO. INDIANA DEED BOOK A:560
This indenture made this 21st day of July in the year of our Lord 1821 between Thomas Patten of the County of Fayette in the State of Indiana to Daniel Hoover of the same place, for $200, S34 T14 R13 NE1/4 of the S.E. corner of Morgan Shields entry, 60A.
Wit: Thomas Patten
John Patten her
Wm. Patten Mary X Patten
Recd. 27 July 1822 mark
(This land is in Jennings Twp. just N. of the town of Alquina.)
FAYETTE CO. INDIANA DEED BOOK G : 212
3 Dec. 1834 John Patton of the County of Hamilton state of Ohio to William Patton of Fayette Ind. for $100 his undivided right and title which is the 9th part of the following tract of 100A NE1.4 S34 T14 R13E, a part of the same 1/4 section which Thomas Patton obtained a patent for dated the 29th day of April 1815 and to the estate right title intereest claim and demand of him the sd John Patton of in and to the said premises.
Wit: John Patton
John Ludlow J.P. her
L.H. Jameson Jane X Patton
mark
State of Ohio Hamilton Co. Personally appeared John Patton together with Jane Patton his wife...Jane examined separately
Recd. 15 Dec 1834
FAYETTE CO., INDIANA DEED BOOK G : 492
Patton Heirs to Moses Lyons Indenture dated 4 July 1835 William Liston and Nancy Liston his wife, Isaac Patton, Richard Patton and Polly his wife of the County of Sullivan state of Indiana of the one part to Moses Lyons of Fayette Co., for $270 3/9 parts of the undivided tract of land in Fayette Col aforesaid it being NE1/4 S34 T14 R13E of the 2nd principle meridian of the Lands directed to be sold at Cininnati containing 100A
4 July 1835 William X Liston
Nancy Liston
Isaac Patton
Richard Patton
Mary Patton
State of Indiana Sullivan Co. the within named William Liston, Nancy his wife, and Isaac Patton came this day before a Justice of the Peace...And the said Mary Patton being of full age, examined seperate from her husband
4 July 1835
State of Indiana Park Co. 18 July 1835 appeared Richard Patton and Polly his wife...Polly examined separately
Recd. 6 Oct. 1835
FAYETTE CO., INDIANA DEED BOOK G :494
10 Feb 1835 Polly Hoover of Fayette Co. to William Patton of Fayette Co. for $100 all her right title claim interest in the following 100A of land which Thomas Patton late of Fayette Co. was seized and possessed and being a part of his estate being the undivided 1/9 part of the NE1/4 S34 T14 R13E
Wit: her
Jas. Ross J.P. Polly X Hoover
William X Hoover mark
FAYETTE CO. INDIANA DEED BOOK G : 495
12 SEP 1835 William Patton Jr. of the County of Butler state of Ohio to William Patton Sr. of Fayette Co. for $60 1/2 of the individual 1/9 part of the Lands owned by Thomas Patton decd., subject to the dower right and is part of the NE1/4 S34 T14 R13E contaiing 90 to 100A
Wit:
Jas Ross William Patton Jun
John Vratch
FAYETTE CO., INDIAND DEED BOOK H:149
7 Oct 1835 William Patton and ydia Patton his wife of Fayette Co. to George P. Lyons of Fayette Co. for $50 1/2 of the undivided 1/9 part of a tract owned by Thomas Patton at his deceast part of the NE1/4 S34 T14 R13E containing 90 to 100 A subject to the widow's dower
Wit:
Jas Ross William Patten X
James G. hohnson Lydia Patten X
Fayette Co., Ind. Jas. Ross J.P. for Fayette Co. eamined separate and apart from her sd husband Lydia Patten...
Recd. 28 Mar 1836
FAYETTE CO. INDIANA DEED BOOK H"151
7 Oct 1835 William Patten and Lydia Patten his wife of Fayette Co. to George P. Lyons for $280 land in Fayette Co., the undivided 3/9 part of the land owned by Thomas Patten at his decease Ne1/4 S34 T14 R13E 100A subject to the widow's dower
Wit. William Patten X
Jas. C. Ross Lydia Patten X
Lydia Patten was examined by Jas. Ross J.P.
Recd. 28 Mar 1836
FAYETTE CO. INDIANA DEED BOOK H:152
25 Jan 1836 Rachel Campbell of the County of Switzerland State of Indiana to George Lyons of Fayette Co. for $200 A certain tract of land known as the undivided 1/9 part of 100A lands of which Thomas Patton late of Fayette Co. died seized of and being a part of the NE1/4 S34 T14 R13E(except the Right of Dower which Polly Patton widow of Thomas Patton has in said land.)
Wit: Rachel Campbell
Joseph Culp
Robert Campbell
Switzerland Co....examined Rachel Campbell...Joseph Culp J.P
Recd. 28 Mar 1836
FAYETTE CO., INDIANA DEED BOOK H:153
22 Dec 1835 Samuel Parker trustee appt. by the Probate District of Delaware Co. in said state, as hereinafter mentioned as of the first party to George P. Lyons of Fayette Co....at the Feb. ... Court in the year 1835 then came into said court Archibald Parker guardian of the persons and estates of John Parker, Mary Parker and Isaac Parker, infant heirs of Elizabeth Parker, daughter and one of the heirs at law of Thomas Patton decd. and filed therein his petition for reasons specified in sd petition for the sale of the following described Real Estate the property of his sc wards to wig. the undivided 1/9 part of 100A of land lying in the waters of Village Creek in Fayette Co. being NE1/4 S34 T14 R13E it ebing the farm of which the said Thomas Patton Grandfather of his said wards died seized, the same being subject to the dower of the widow of the said Thomas, which petition of the said guardian the court appoints Joseph Mulkins, Joseph Vanmatre and Samuel Harlan to appraise interest approved for $10. Court directed that the sd land be sold and that Samuel W. Parker be appt. a commissioner to affect such...same be sold on a credit of 6 months and be advertised in the Watchman a public newspaper in Fayette Co....George P. Lyons bid $112
At the May Term 1835 of the Delaware Co. Probate Court the court confirmed the sale.
Recd. 28 Mar 1836 Samuel W. Parker
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RELIGIOUS
St. Mary Ann's Parish Cecil Co., MD [Film 13887] p. 282, 291, 310.
11 Feb 1723 Then was born Samuel PATTEN. [no parents listed]
31 Dec 1747 b. Amelia PATTEN Dau to Richard & Rebecca PATTEN
12 Oct 1758 b. Thomas PATTON Son of Richard & Rebecca PATTON
Email from Gwen Boyer Bjorkman: 4/8/08. Gwen states that the St. Mary Ann’s Parish Church was Anglican prior to the American Revolution, and that some time after the revoution it may have become Episcopal.
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St. Mary Ann’s Church currently has a website, with the following ‘historical narrative’ postedâ€
An Introduction to The Episcopal Church

You may be wondering what is the Episcopal Church. We are part of the worldwide Anglican Communion which had its beginning in the years following Martin Luther's protestations against the Roman Catholic church in the 16th Century. Luther's activities gave birth to Protestantism within Christianity. In England, the Anglican Church introduced Protestantism but with a distinctly Catholic flavor.
We worship in a way that is not unlike the Catholic Church. But we are not in communion with Rome even though most Catholics would find themselves right at home in an Episcopal Church.
 We are between Protestantism 
and Roman Catholicism.
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CENSUS
1790 Census, Maryland, Cecil Count, West Nottingham Hundred
Series M637 Roll 3 pge 239--Heritage Quest
Thomas Patton; 2-1-7 no slaves
James Patton, 3-1-3 no slaves
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1800 Census, State of Maryland, County of Cecil:
Thomas Patton: 1-1-0-0-1-2-2-3-1
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1810 Census, State of Maryland, County of Cecil:
Thomas Patton: 3-0-3-1-0-0-0-0-1-0-0-5
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1820 Census, State of Indiana, County of Fayette, Jennings Township
Thomas Patton: Lists wife and 6 children.
1 male 10-16 years old
1 male 26-45 years old
1 male over 45 years old
1 female 10-16 years old
1 female over 45 years old
Daniel Hoover is listed directly after Thomas (Married Polly)
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1820 Federal Census--Jennings Township, Fayette County, Indiana
Daniel Hoover
Males 26-45 (1) Females <10 (2) 16-26, (1)
NOTE--This represents Daniel, Polly (who is younger than Daniel, and (2) daughters under 10 years of age.
These girls appear to be Catharine and Nancy)
Thomas Patton
Males 10-16, (1) 26-45, (1) >45, (1) Females <10 (2), 10-16, (1) >45, (1)
NOTE--This represents Thomas, Polly and two girls under 10 and one girl 10-16.
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1830 Federal Census--Jennings Township, Fayette County, Indiana
(Township not stated, but locations of Hoover, Rofs (Ross) and Patton names indicate Alquina, Jennings Township.)
Daniel Hoover Males <5, (1), 5-10, (2) 40-50, (1) Females <5 (1) 5-10, (1) 10-15, (3) 30-40, (1)
NOTE--These represent Daniel and Polly, Isaac, and females Mary, Catharine, Nancy and ??. There is some evidence that two additional daughters were born, dates unknown, named Jemima and Mahala. This appears to be the first documented proof that one of these daughters existed.
Thomas Patton Males 10-15, (1) 60-70, (1) 70-80, (1) Females 15-20, (1) 60-70, (1)
NOTE--These include Thomas and Mary, one boy 10-15 years--possibly a grand child; and one male aged 60-70 that could be an older son. Femals include one possible daughter or grand daughter.
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David Agricola, Patton Lineages Originating in Maryland and Delaware
(Cleveland, OH: 1998)
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St. Mary Ann's Parish Cecil Co., MD [Film 13887] p. 282, 291, 310.
11 Feb 1723 Then was born Samuel PATTEN. [no parents listed]
31 Dec 1747 b. Amelia PATTEN Dau to Richard & Rebecca PATTEN
12 Oct 1758 b. Thomas PATTON Son of Richard & Rebecca PATTON
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1775 Sep 30 Thomas Pattan, signatory to petition of "sundry freemen"
to form a militia in their own district of Patuxent Hundred, Anne
Arundel County, Maryland.
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Thomas Pattan served under Henry Ridgely, Jr. a known resident of Anne
Arundel Co. along with Edward Hearn in 1776. Thomas Patton m. Mary
Hern at St. Pauls in Baltimore in 1779.
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http://www.mdarchives.state.md.us/megafile/msa/speccol/sc2900/sc2908/0
00001/000043/html/am43--276.html
Journal and Correspondence of the Council of Maryland, 1779-1780
Volume 43, Page 276
Tuesday 5th September 1780
William Wilkins and Isaac McHard are appointed supervisors of the
Press for superintending the Printing of the said Bills of Credit.
Commission of Marque and Reprisal issued to Thomas Patten Commander of
the schooner Rover 6o Tons burthen, navigated by 10 men mounting 6
Carriage Guns 4 Swivels and 10 Muskets belonging to Samuel Smith &
Danl Bowley of Baltimore
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http://www.mdarchives.state.md.us/megafile/msa/speccol/sc2900/sc2908/0
00001/000048/html/am48--170.html
Journal and Correspondence of the Council of Maryland, 1781-1784
Volume 48, Page 170
Monday 20th May 1782
Commissions of Letters of Marque & Reprisal issued to George Blackwell
Commander of the Brig Hamburgh one hundred and eighty Tons burthen,
navigated by thirty five Men, mounting Carre Guns, belonging to Paul
Siemon & Company of Baltimore and also to Thomas Patten Commander of
the Brigantine Count Rochambeau, one hundred and twenty Tons burthen,
navigated by seventeen Men, mounting ten Carriage Guns belonging to
Jonathan Hudson & others of Baltimore.
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http://www.mdarchives.state.md.us/msa/refserv/bulldog/bull97/html/bull
11-9.html
BALTIMORE COUNTY PETITIONS
by Robert Barnes
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The early petitions to the Baltimore County Orphans Court are found in
Baltimore County Register of Wills (Petitions) 1780-1789 [MSA C399].
They can yield some fascinating insights into the daily lives and
problems of Marylanders of the period. The petitions cover a variety
of topics ranging from the binding out of apprentices to requests for
government officials to respond to requests. In one petition Absolom
Butler said he had waited for two days to find out why the judge had
sent for him. As he was about to leave for Virginia, Butler wanted the
judge to let him know why his presence was required.
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The first folder in the series concerns the estate of George Patten.
In his Last Will and Testament George Patten had made bequests to
Thomas Patten, Moses Patten, Mrs. Agnew, David Stewart, Nathaniel
Smith, and Mrs. Butts. Thomas Patten accused David Stewart and
Nathaniel Smith of acting hastily in applying for letters of
administration on the estate. Stewart and Smith, in their response
filed 23 May 1780, stated that George Patten departed this life on or
about 19 Feb 1778 at which time the libellant, Thomas Patten, was out
of state. Stewart and Smith waited until May 1778 and then applied for
letters of administration since no one else had done so.
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The petitions are arranged chronologically, with the name of the
deceased on the folder. An alphabetical list of decedents can be found
at the front of each of the two boxes in the series.
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The petition series continues under the Baltimore City Register of
Wills, 1791-1950 [MSA T621].
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The only Thomas Patton on the 1790 census is in Anne Arundel Co. and
has six children, about right for my Thomas Patton.
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http://www.mdarchives.state.md.us/msa/refserv/quickref/html/allssi1437
.html
Maryland State Archives MARYLAND INDEXES (Assessment of 1783, Index)
1783 MSA S 1437
William Iglehart. AA Patuxent Hundred, p. 2. MSA S 1161-1-11 1/4/5/44
Michael Herring. AA Patuxent Hundred, p. 2. MSA S 1161-1-11 1/4/5/44
Elizabeth Herring. AA Elkridge Hundred, p. 2. MSA S 1161-1-3 1/4/5/44
John Hearn. AA Elkridge Hundred, p. 2. MSA S 1161-1-3 1/4/5/44
William Patten. TA Island, Tuckahoe and Kings Creek p. 12. MSA
S1161-10-3. 1/4/5/53
Michael Paten. Notes: first and last names questionable. CE 5th
District, p. 6. MSA S 1161-4-3 1/4/5/47
Thomas Patton. Lott Land, 185 acres. CE 5th District, p. 5. MSA S
1161-4-3 1/4/5/47
Thomas Patton. Lott Land, 180 acres. CE 5th District, p. 5. MSA S
1161-4-3 1/4/5/47
David Patten. 150 acres. CE 6th District, p. 9. MSA S 1161-4-4
1/4/5/47
David Patten. Mill and Land, 150 acres. CE 6th District, p. 3. MSA S
1161-4-4 1/4/5/47
William Patten. 300 acres. CE 6th District, p. 9. MSA S 1161-4-4
1/4/5/47
William Patten. Mill and Land, 300 acres. CE 6th District, p. 3. MSA S
1161-4-4 1/4/5/47
George Patton. HA Bush River Upper and Eden Hundred, p. 19. MSA S
1161-6-3 1/4/5/49
Thomas Patton. Three Sisters, pt, 100 acres. HA Bush River Upper and
Eden Hundred, p. 19. MSA S 1161-6-3 1/4/5/49
Thomas Patten. KE 2nd District, Chestertown, p. 5. MSA S 1161-7-2
1/4/5/50
Benjamin Hearn. Saw Mill Supply, 45 acres. SO Rewastico p. 46. MSA
S1161-9-10. 1/4/5/52
Benjamin Hearn. White Field, 289 acres. SO Rewastico p. 46. MSA
S1161-9-10. 1/4/5/52
Benjamin Hearn. Hearns Addition to Madduxs Chance, 94 acres. SO
Rewastico p. 46. MSA S1161-9-10. 1/4/5/52
Elijah Hearn. Stanes, 523 1/4 acres. SO Rewastico p. 46. MSA
S1161-9-10. 1/4/5/52
Elijah Hearn. Support, 90 acres. SO Rewastico p. 46. MSA S1161-9-10.
1/4/5/52
Elijah Hearn. Sand Hill, 20 acres. SO Rewastico p. 46. MSA S1161-9-10.
1/4/5/52
Elijah Hearn. Addition to Stanes, 37 acres. SO Rewastico p. 46. MSA
S1161-9-10. 1/4/5/52
Thomas Hearn. Sandy Hill, 75 acres. SO Rewastico p. 46. MSA
S1161-9-10. 1/4/5/52
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http://www.mdarchives.state.md.us/msa/stagser/s500/s512/html/ssf0512.h
tml
1798/08/29
9: Bennett Allen vs. Thomas PATTEN and David Steuart. BA. Estate of
George Patten - Fells Point. Recorded (Chancery Record) 40, p. 695.
Accession No.: 17,898-9 MSA S512-1- 9 Location: 1/35/5/
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http://www.mdarchives.state.md.us/msa/stagser/s500/s512/html/ssf0512.h
tml
1799/08/23
4774: James McCoy, John Miflin, Israel Reynolds, Thomas PATTON,
William Miller, Henry Broughton, and John H. Cromwell vs. David
Springer, Mary Springer, William Rowland, and Samuel Lane. CE. Estate
of William McCoy - Halls Choice. Recorded (Chancery Record) 48, p.
137.
Accession No.: 17,898-4774-1/9 MSA S512-6- 4942 Location: 1/37/1/
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1851/05/21
10079: John Orem vs. Isaac Hearn, Artemus Hearn, Richard Hearn,
Rebecca Hearn, Alfred Hearn, Benjamin Hearn, Tilghman Iglehart, and
Nancy Iglehart. Howard District. Defraud of creditors of Isaac Hearn.
Accession No.: 17,898-10079 MSA S512-13- 9969 Location: 1/39/2/
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There are Hearns in the St. Pauls records in Baltimore and there are
Hearns in Anne Arundel. Michael Hearn ca. 1750 to 1813 has daus
Sophia m. Edward Iglehart 15 Dec. 1788, and Anne m. Cornelius Iglehart
4 Feb. 1803. John Hearn m. Mary Summers 20 May 1807. The Igleharts
are on the 1790 Anne Arundel Co. census.
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DEEDS: Abstracts, Mason County Kentucky Deed Book A-L 1789-1810 1973
Library of Congress Card No.74-154302
42 - 4 Aug 1796 Map and plan of town of Maysville, signed by Benjamin
Sutton, Peter Light, John Killen, Thomas Patten, Lewis Moore, George
Mitchell Clerk: Thomas Marshall, Jr.
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442 - 26 May 1798 Thomas Patten and Mary his wife of Adams co North
West Territory AND William Byars of Mason co Tr: Sale of lots #81 and
84 in Maysville, Mason co Wt: George Mitchell, Peter Light, Andrew
Woodrow JP's: George Mitchell, John Gutridge to obtain release of
dowry rights from Mary Patton Clerk: Francis Taylor
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9 Sep 1808 Thomas Patton received a patent for a tract in the Miami
Reserve (Symmes Purchase) located in R9 T5, Butler Co, OH. They soon
moved across the border to Franklin Co, IN where they purchased 100
acres in 1814.
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Jefferson County Court of Common Pleas, Steubenville, OH.
Will Book 1 301
At a Court of Common Pleas held in at Steubenville in said County on
the 18th of March 1815. foregoing copy of the last will and testament
of Joseph Ladd admitted to record. Signed Thomas Patton Clerk 5th day
of June 1815.
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The Historical Collections Of Harrison County, Ohio author - Charles
A. Hanna pub. in - 1900 page - 226 - 229
(section - township - range)
Thomas Patton, assignee of David Moody, SW 28.10.4, July 5, 1816
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"MONTGOMERY COUNTY, OHIO - GUARDIANSHIPS 1821-25" as printed in the
"Gateway to the West", Volume VII, Number IV, October, 1974, page 173,
seventh entry: "10-27-1823, David SHIVELY, aged 20 years, hair of
Jacob SHIVELY, dec'd., chose Thomas PATTON as his guardian. Case
#615. (Doc F-1, pg 44)."
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Fayette County, Indiana Deed Book: A:560
This indenture made this 21st day of july in the year of our
Lord 1821 between Thomas Patten of the county of Fayette in the
State of Indiana to Daniel Hoover of the same place, for $200,
S34, T14, R13, NE 1/4 to the S.E. Corner of Morgan
Shields entry, 60A.
This land is in Jennings Township, just north of the town of Alquina.
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Nathaniel Farmer pension file S35917, dated 12 Dec. 1827 letter from
Thos. Karney, Auditor General's Office, Annapolis, MD, to The Honbl.
O. H. Smith, House of Reps., Washington, "I have carefully examined
the rolls remaining in the Office for the names of Thomas Patton ...
and they do not appear." Fayette Co, IN Civil Order Book C:50-51,
application of Thomas Patton for a pension under the act of Congress
of June 7, 1832 "having been a soldier of the revolution."
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In 1832 Thomas Patton applied for a Revolutionary War pension (Fayette
Co, IN OB:C:50-51. "Court having examined Samuel Bell, Lewis Noble,
Ephraim Mill, H. G. Larimore, O. H. Smith, Samuel C. Sample on oath
touching their knowledge of the said Thomas Patton ...G. H. Larimore
is a Licensed Exorter of the Methodist E C ... are all residents of
the neighborhood of the said applicant"
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Fayette Co, IN Deed Book G:212, 492-495, H:149-153.
Sullivan Co, IN Letter of Administration to Isaac Patten 18 Sept
1847 for Mary Patton, intestate.
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1850 census for Richard and Isaac, both b. in Maryland.
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Ron Snowden
http://www.ronsgen.net/getperson.php?personID=I613&tree=Snowden
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1775 Sep 30 Thomas Pattan, signatory to petition of "sundry freemen"
to form a militia in their own district of Patuxent Hundred, Anne
Arundel County, Maryland. Thomas Pattan served under Henry Ridgely,
Jr. a known resident of Anne Arundel Co. along with Edward Hearn in
1776. Thomas Patton m. Mary Hern at St. Pauls in Baltimore in 1779.
The only Thomas Patton on the 1790 census is in Anne Arundel Co. and
has six children, about right for my Thomas Patton. There are Hearns
in the St. Pauls records in Baltimore and there are Hearns in Anne
Arundel. Michael Hearn ca. 1750 to 1813 has daus Sophia m. Edward
Iglehart 15 Dec. 1788, and Anne m. Cornelius Iglehart 4 Feb. 1803.
John Hearn m. Mary Summers 20 May 1807. The Igleharts are on the 1790
Anne Arundel Co. census. DEEDS: Abstracts, Mason County Kentucky Deed
Book A-L 1789-1810 1973 Library of Congress Card No.74-154302 42 - 4
Aug 1796 Map and plan of town of Maysville, signed by Benjamin Sutton,
Peter Light, John Killen, Thomas Patten, Lewis Moore, George Mitchell
Clerk: Thomas Marshall, Jr. 442 - 26 May 1798 Thomas Patten and Mary
his wife of Adams co North West Territory AND William Byars of Mason
co Tr: Sale of lots #81 and 84 in Maysville, Mason co Wt: George
Mitchell, Peter Light, Andrew Woodrow JP's: George Mitchell, John
Gutridge to obtain release of dowry rights from Mary Patton Clerk:
Francis Taylor Jefferson County Court of Common Pleas, Steubenville,
OH. Will Book 1 301 At a Court of Common Pleas held in at Steubenville
in said County on the 18th of March 1815. foregoing copy of the last
will and testament of Joseph Ladd admitted to record. Signed Thomas
Patton Clerk 5th day of June 1815. The Historical Collections Of
Harrison County, Ohio author - Charles A. Hanna pub. in - 1900 page -
226 - 229 (section - township - range) Thomas Patton, assignee of
David Moody, SW 28.10.4, July 5, 1816 Nathaniel Farmer pension file
S35917, dated 12 Dec. 1827 letter from Thos. Karney, Auditor General's
Office, Annapolis, MD, to The Honbl. O. H. Smith, House of Reps.,
Washington, "I have carefully examined the rolls remaining in the
Office for the names of Thomas Patton ... and they do not appear."
Fayette Co, IN Civil Order Book C:50-51, application of Thomas Patton
for a pension under the act of Congress of June 7, 1832 "having been a
soldier of the revolution." Fayette Co, IN Deed Book G:212, 492-495,
H:149-153. Sullivan Co, IN Letter of Administration to Isaac Patten 18
Sept 1847 for Mary Patton, intestate. 1850 census for Richard and
Isaac, both b. in Maryland [1, 2, 5]
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| Person ID |
I613 |
Ronald Allen Snowden Family Tree |
| Last Modified |
1 Sep 2010 |
| Father |
Richard PATTON, b. 18 Ago 1712, , Anne Arundel County, Maryland, USA , d. Ant. Jul 1761, All Hallows, Anne Aundel County, Maryland, USA (Age < 48 ) |
| Mother |
Rebeckah KEY, b. 12 Mar 1722, Concord, Chester County, Pennsylvania, USA , d. Desp. 1758, , Cecil County, Maryland, USA (Age > 37 ) |
| Married |
6 Jun 1740 |
Concord MM, Chester County, Pennsylvania [1] |
| _UID |
615BF8F62D9946F9867FD9EA752EA601C19B |
| Family ID |
F411 |
Group Sheet |
| Family |
Mary Polly HEARN, b. Cir. 1762, , Somerset, Maryland, USA , d. 1847, , Sullivan County, Indiana, USA (Age ~ 85 ) |
| Married |
9 May 1779 |
Baltimore, Baltimore County, Maryland, USA [1, 3, 6] |
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| _UID |
771F2F7BE65A4D8E8432EF47DC83DCCD4FB1 |
| Notes |
- Married in St. Paul’s Church, Baltimore, Maryland.
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| Children |
| | 1. Rachel PATTON, b. 1783, Fairfield, Butler County, Ohio, USA , d. 21 Jul 1842, , Switzerland County, Indiana, USA (Age 59 ) |
| | 2. Richard PATTON, b. 1784, , , Maryland, USA , d. 19 Ago 1854, , Parke County, Indiana, USA (Age 70 ) |
| | 3. Unknown Male PATTON, b. Cir. 1785, , , Maryland, USA , d. Cir. 1833 (Age ~ 48 ) |
| | 4. Isaac PATTON, Sr., b. 15 Nov 1787, , , Maryland, USA , d. Cir. 1869, , Sullivan County, Indiana, USA (Age 81 ) |
| | 5. William PATTON, b. Cir. 1790, , , Maryland, USA , d. Ant. 1850, , Delaware County, Indiana, USA (Age ~ 59 ) |
| | 6. Nancy PATTON, b. 27 Feb 1792, Fairfield, Butler County, Ohio, USA , d. Jun 1844, Vigo, Sullivan County, Indiana, USA (Age 52 ) |
| | 7. John PATTON, b. Cir. 1795, Fairfield, Butler County, Ohio, USA |
| | 8. Polly PATTON, b. Cir. 1795, , Butler County, Ohio, USA , d. 23 Sep 1878, , Shelby County, Illinois, USA (Age ~ 83 ) |
| | 9. Elizabeth PATTON, b. Cir. 1796, Fairfield, Butler County, Ohio, USA , d. Ant. 1835, , Delaware County, Indiana, USA (Age ~ 38 ) |
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| Historias |
 | History and Photo of the current New Bethel Baptist Church
This church was first organized in 1828, and it's location is only a mile or so from the Patton and Hoover farms. Much research has gone into this church--but we are still unsure if it was a church that the Hoovers or Pattons attended. Most likely, it is not--but research is continuing. |
| Family ID |
F405 |
Group Sheet |
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| Documentos |
 | St. Mary Ann's Parish Church
This is the family church of the Patton Family in Cecil County, Maryland. The Church was initially an Anglican Church, but after the Revolution became Episcopal--largely due to the anti-English sentiment within the colonies.
In 1706, owing to the lack of the established church on the north shore of the Elk River, the colonial legislature and governor of Maryland established the North Elk Parish. As was the custom in England, the Lord of the Manor on which the parish was to be located, in this case, Henry Harford, the illegitimate son of Frederick, Lord Baltimore, set aside four acres of land for the establishment of the church buildings. Early survey maps indicate that some time between 1709 and 1715 a wooden church was built on this land, the site of the present church, but no details about this first building are know.
In 1743 the Vestry contracted with Henry Baker for the building of a brick church; at a cost of 300 pounds, to replace the wooden structure. |
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| Jennings Township, Fayette County, Indiana
Property located in Section 34 was owned by both Thomas Patton and Daniel Hoover. Note the cemetery marked within Section 34--it being the Burk(e) Cemetery where Thomas Patton and likely Daniel Hoover are buried. |
| Historias |
| St. Mary Ann's Parish Church
A Short History of St. Mary Anne's
In 1706, owing to the lack of the established church on the northern shore of the Elk River, the colonial legislature and governor of Maryland established the North Elk Parish. As was the custom in England, the Lord of the Manor on which the parish was to be located, in this case, Henry Harford, the illegitimate son of Frederick, Lord Baltimore, set aside four acres of land for the establishment of the church buildings. Early survey maps indicate that sometime between 1709 and 1715 a wooden church was built on this land, the site of the present church, but no details about this first building are known.
The Reverend Jonas Auren, a Swedish Lutheran clergyman, came to New Sweden late in the 1600's and stayed in America until his death in 1713. Most of this time he was in Cecil County (founded in 1674), preaching for a congregation of English, Swedes, and Finns. This congregation became the congregation of St. Mary Anne's, and the Rev. Mr. Auren its first Rector.
Upon her death in 1714, Queen Anne bequeathed a sum to be used to establish the Anglican Church in the colonies. St. Mary's received a large Bible, a Book of Common Prayer, and a silver chalice and Paten from this source which are still used on occasion today. It is thought that gratitude for these gifts brought about the addition of Anne to the church's name, resulting in the unique name, St. Mary Anne's.
In 1743, the Vestry contracted with Henry Baker for the building of a brick church, at a cost of 300 pounds, to replace the old wooden structure. A detailed description of this building can be found in the minutes of the Vestry dated March 1, 1743, and, except for the bell tower, which was added later, the church which was built is the church you see today. |
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| DAR record of Thomas Patton
States he was buried in the Burk Cemetery; which is located several hundred feet from the west boundary of his farm. No record of his burial is found in the original Sextant's documentation; but this DAR record authenticates the belief that he was buried here. |
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| Sources |
- [S324]
- [S238] Clarification on the religion of Thomas Patton, Gwen Boyer Bjorkman.
- [S281] (Unknown).
- [S325] Newsletter, John Conner Chapter, DAR, Mr. Louis A. Brown, 227 W. 12th Street, Connersville, Indiana.
- [S55] J.L. Heinemann, (B.F. Bowen & Company, Indianapolis, Indiana).
- [S84] Information provided by Gwen Boyer Bjorkman.
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