| Section IV Massey Appendices | One Maryland Massey Family by George
Langford, Jr. 1901-1996 ©Cullen G. Langford and George Langford, III, 2010 |
|
Family associations; approximately in chronological order. Convention: [Parents} ==> [children] |
Land Parcels |
Dates |
Sources |
| John Marsey (Massey) married ____ ____ ==>
John Marsey (Massey) married ____ ____ ==> John (Marcy, Marsey, Marsy & Massey) and Atkins (Marcy, Marsey, Massey (?)) |
North
Petherton; Spring Bank |
1734 - 1747 | Somerset
County: AZ:168-168a;
MF:56,56a;
Worcester County: A:308; A:487; A:513; A:516; A:518 |
| John Massey married ____ ____ ==> John Massey and Joseph Massey; they are related to the Worcester County Masseys, i.e., Kendall Massey, John A. Massey, et al. | Spring
Bank; Second Choice; North
Petherton
|
1763
- 1770 |
Worcester
County: F:361;
F:363;
G:216; H:72; H:226; |
| Samuel Massey
married ____ ____ ==> _____ Massey, who married George H. Lewis
==> ... |
Riggins
Amendment |
1854 |
Somerset
County: LW:3:306;
|
| John H. Massey
mortgaged goods & chattels to Rufus R. Massey |
... |
1866 | Worcester County: GHR:2:462; |
| James Phoebus married ____ ____ ==> Ann E.H. Phoebus, John W. Phoebus, Mary H.J. Phoebus, Matthias E.W. Phoebus (and his wife Mary P. Phoebus), Sarah M.E. Massey, Margaret E. Henderson, Ignatius H. Phoebus, and Aurilla J. Phoebus; George A. Phoebus and his wife Virginia C. Phoebus sold land inherited from James Phoebus, but their relationship is not stated. | [too many to list here] | 1874 | Somerset County: LW:14:642(two deeds); LW:15:615 |
| 015.Dr. Wilbur Fisk Massey married 1st, Sarah Phoebus and after her death, 2nd, Aurilla Phoebus. | 1874 |
1874 |
Somerset
County: LW:14:642;
LW:15:615 |
| Samuel Massey willed house & lot to George H. Lewis of Worcester County, who sold it to John H. Massey. | house & lot | 1874, 1875 | Somerset County: LW:15:530 |
| Person |
County |
Land parcels conveyed to or from the person |
Active
Years |
Family
Associations, arranged approximately in chronological order |
| Atkins
Marcy |
Somerset
& Worcester |
North Petherton | 1734-1747 |
John Marsey --> John Marsey, Senior --> John Marsey, Junior & Atkins Marsey |
| John
Marcy |
Somerset
County |
North Petherton | 1734-1734 |
Atkins Marcy of Somerset County executes his bond to John Marcy to secure the equitable division of a parcel of land called North Petherton. |
| John
Marsey |
Somerset County | Spring Bank | 1739-1739 |
Purchaser
of tract called Spring
Bank, which actually lies in Worcester
County. |
| John
Marsy |
Worcester
County |
Spring Bank & North Petherton | 1744-1747 |
Seller of tracts called Spring Bank and North Petherton; possible relation to Atkins Marsey. |
| John
Massey, Junior |
Worcester
& Somerset |
Spring
Bank, North
Petherton, Dareys Quarter, Second Choice, Mount Ephraim, Buck Ridge, Pleasant Lot, Penny Street & Holly Grove |
1740-1770 |
Buys tracts
called Spring Bank and North Petherton, in Somerset County; willed half
of North Petherton to sons John Marsey and Atkins Marsey; sold part of
Spring Bank to his brother Joseph Massey in 1763. |
| John
H. Massey |
Worcester & Somerset | not stated |
1866-1875 |
Sold
land to Rufus R. Massey which George H. Lewis had inherited from Samuel
Massey. |
| Samuel
Massey |
Somerset
County |
Riggins Amendment | 1872-1875 |
Willed land and
house in Somerset County to George H. Lewis which he had purchased from
Ned Adams. John H. Massey then bought the property. |
| Sarah
M.E. Massey |
Somerset
County |
not stated |
1874-1874 |
First
wife of 15.Dr. Wilbur
Fisk
Massey; a member of the Phoebus family. Sarah's sister Aurilla
J. Phoebus then became Wilbur's second wife. |
| Wilbur
Fisk Massey |
Somerset
County |
not stated |
1874-1874 |
With his first
wife Sarah M.E. Massey and her sister Aurilla J. Phoebus
petitioned for a commission to divide into three parts a tract of land
left by the intestate James Phoebus, the sisters' father. |