Information given by N. Brown to B. Swain: The "Genealogy and History Magazine", Washington D.C. 15 March 1946 #11118, gives Ruth (daughter of Alexander) Beall's mother as Elizabeth Dick Beall.
My commentary: According to the information I have Elizabeth Hepburn and Alexander Beall were married in 1691. This would mean that Ruth Beall would have been Elizabeth Hepburn's stepdaughter. Elizabeth Hepburn must have been the second wife of Alexander Beall and perhaps this Elizabeth Dick was the mother of Alexander's first four children - Ruth, Ninnian, John, and James (all born prior to 1690).
The marriage date I have for Elizabeth Hepburn and Alexander Beall was off the internet and isn't sourced.Does anyone have any further information about this marriage and family?
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Evidence that Elizabeth Hepburn married Alexander Beall
Summary of Patrick Hepburn's (father of Elizabeth Hepburn) will:
(source: 4 Feb 1734-30May 1735 Book 1 page 253 P.G. Co.)
To daughter Elizabeth Beall 10 pounds Sterling
To Rev. John Orme 5 pounds current money
To granddaughter Mary Wilson 10 pounds current money
To duaghter in law Margaret Dick 10 pounds current money and a morning ring.
To granddaughter Elizabeth Scott all wearing linen, hoods and scarfes
To daughter Elizabeth Beall and granddaughters Mary Wilson and Elizabeth Scott and my daugther in law Margaret Dick all the rest of my wearing apparel, equally divided
To my granddaugther Elizabeth Scott the land mortgaged to me by Alexander Falconer.
All the rest and residue to son in law John Hepburn and granddaughter Elizabeth Scott.
Son in law John Hepburn and George Scott executors
Thomas Sprigg
Thomas Clark Witnesses
Jacob Igleheart
Codicil 14 March 1734 to aforesaid John Hepburn, Elizabeth Scott and grandson Lingan, son of Lingan Wilson, personaly.
Record compiled by: Elizabeth Heterick and given to Bernice Swain through written correspondence.
(source: 4 Feb 1734-30May 1735 Book 1 page 253 P.G. Co.)
To daughter Elizabeth Beall 10 pounds Sterling
To Rev. John Orme 5 pounds current money
To granddaughter Mary Wilson 10 pounds current money
To duaghter in law Margaret Dick 10 pounds current money and a morning ring.
To granddaughter Elizabeth Scott all wearing linen, hoods and scarfes
To daughter Elizabeth Beall and granddaughters Mary Wilson and Elizabeth Scott and my daugther in law Margaret Dick all the rest of my wearing apparel, equally divided
To my granddaugther Elizabeth Scott the land mortgaged to me by Alexander Falconer.
All the rest and residue to son in law John Hepburn and granddaughter Elizabeth Scott.
Son in law John Hepburn and George Scott executors
Thomas Sprigg
Thomas Clark Witnesses
Jacob Igleheart
Codicil 14 March 1734 to aforesaid John Hepburn, Elizabeth Scott and grandson Lingan, son of Lingan Wilson, personaly.
Record compiled by: Elizabeth Heterick and given to Bernice Swain through written correspondence.
Land Records of Alexander Beall, 1649-1743
9 Sep 1713 Alexander Beall for 55 poinds currency puchased from Col. Ninian Beall tract "Friendship", Northside of Col. William Diggs land. Ruth Beall, wife of Col. Ninian waived dower. Book E page 284 Land Office P.G. County
9 Nov 1719 Alexander Beall for love and affection I bear my loving son Nathaniel Beall a tract called "Middle Part", part of a tract "Friendship Enlarged" 290 acres.
Book F page 256 Land Office P.G. County
9 Nov 1719 Alexander Beall for love and affection for my loving son Ninian Beall tract called "Upper Part", part of "Friendship Enlarged" 430 acres.
Book F page 257 Land Office P.G. County
9Nov 1719 Alexander Beall to son in law John Jackson and his wife Ruth, tract called "Jackson's Improvement", being a part of "Friendship Enlarged".
Book F page 258
24 Sep 1721 Alexander Beall purchased part of a tract "Largo" lying in the North Fork of the Northern Branch of the Patuxent River for 120 pounds Sterling from John and Elizabeth Bowen, William and Anna Harris, Thomas and Sarah Winters and Mary Dorset.
Book Eye page 173 Land Office P.G. Co.
Record compiled by: Elizabeth Heterick and given to Bernice Swain through written correspondence.
9 Nov 1719 Alexander Beall for love and affection I bear my loving son Nathaniel Beall a tract called "Middle Part", part of a tract "Friendship Enlarged" 290 acres.
Book F page 256 Land Office P.G. County
9 Nov 1719 Alexander Beall for love and affection for my loving son Ninian Beall tract called "Upper Part", part of "Friendship Enlarged" 430 acres.
Book F page 257 Land Office P.G. County
9Nov 1719 Alexander Beall to son in law John Jackson and his wife Ruth, tract called "Jackson's Improvement", being a part of "Friendship Enlarged".
Book F page 258
24 Sep 1721 Alexander Beall purchased part of a tract "Largo" lying in the North Fork of the Northern Branch of the Patuxent River for 120 pounds Sterling from John and Elizabeth Bowen, William and Anna Harris, Thomas and Sarah Winters and Mary Dorset.
Book Eye page 173 Land Office P.G. Co.
Record compiled by: Elizabeth Heterick and given to Bernice Swain through written correspondence.
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