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] |
Dates |
Sources |
Nicholas Massey,
living in Talbot County, buys the 150 acre tract called Malton. Nicholas Massey, Sr., has no family
associations in the land deeds of Talbot County; however, see the
records in Kent,
Caroline, Cecil, and Queen Anne's
Counties. |
1693 |
Talbot
County: LL:7:73a |
Phillip Massey (ca. 1660-1702) and his wife Elinor Williams, living in Talbot County, buy 50 acres, then 278 acres, of the tract called Tilghman's Fortune, then sells 50 acres, then 63 acres,but then dies leaving his sons and heirs, Fairfax Massey and Phillip Massey, to dispose of 63 acres with the help of William Arnett. The younger Phillip Massey lived (ca. 1680-1739). The elder Philip Massey (one L) wrote his will in 1702; this Will confirms the family name of his wife Elinor and the names of his sons Fairfax Massey and Philip Massey. | 1700
- 1711 |
Talbot
County: RF:9:75;
RF:9:75;
RF:9:138;
RF:9:161;
RF:12:81
|
_______ Massey married Elizabeth Denny (only child of Elizabeth Alden) ==> Anna Maria Miller and Josiah Massey (only son) of Kent County, sells one half share or moiety in 550 acres of Gafford's (Yafford's ?) Neck in Talbot County. See John T. Massey in Kent County, who was son of Thomas Orkney Denny Massey and grandson of Josiah Massey. | 1818 |
Talbot
County: JL:40:495 |
Person |
County |
Active
Years |
Family
associations, arranged in approximately chronological order. |
Nicholas Massey, Senior | Talbot & Cecil Counties | 1693-1693 | Nicholas Massey of Talbot County in Maryland for 4,500 pounds of tobacco buys a 150 acre parcel called Malton, lying in Talbot County on Chester River, from Robert Smith and wife Anne. |
Philip Massey | Talbot County | 1700-1702 | Father
of Fairfax Massey and another Philip Massey, whose mother is Elinor (Williams).
The elder Philip Massey died before 1711 (in
1702). The
younger Philip Massey died in 1739. The elder
Philip Massey (one L) wrote his will in 1702;
this Will confirms the family name of his
wife Elinor and the names of his sons Fairfax Massey and Philip Massey. |
Fairfax
Massey |
Talbot
County |
1711-1711 |
Brother of Philip Massey; Fairfax Massey and Philip Massey are sons of the elder Philip Massey. |
Josiah
Massey |
Talbot
& Kent Counties |
1818-1818 |
Josiah Massey of Kent County in the State of Maryland, only son and one of the co-heirs of the late Elizabeth Denny, who was the only child of Rachel Maynard, who was the devisee of Elizabeth Alden, sells to Mordecai Skinner of Talbot County, for $5,350.00, the undivided moiety or half part of 550 acres of Josiah Massey's land called Gafford's Neck [Yafford's Neck ?], a.k.a. Deep Neck, lying in Talbot County on the Choptank River between the waters of Broad Creek and Irish Creek issuing from said river and containing an estimated five hundred and fifty acres. These lands descended to Josiah Massey and to Anna Maria Miller through the death of their mother Elizabeth Denny and are now in the possession and occupation of the tenant Nicholas Watts. |