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Beall-100 H   |
There is a '''Beall Cemetery''' between 14121 and 14125 Beechvue Lane in Silver Spring, Montgomery County, Maryland USA. The occupants of the Beall Cemetery are descended from Robert Beall (1670-1755), who came to America from Scotland in the 17th century. Known as “Robert the Scotsman,” he settled in Maryland before 1690, acquiring a 460 acre tract in Montgomery County he called '''Resurvey on Exeter.''' The Bealls are related to Colonel Ninian Beall, who founded the Presbyterian Church in Maryland. <ref name= gravecem > Beall Cemetery, Silver Spring. http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=80739. </ref> | Robert the Scotsman Beall | certain 28 Apr 1670 St Andrews, Fifeshire, Scotland | certain 30 Mar 1755 Frederick, Province of Maryland | Male |  |
Day-1904 Bacon-1754 Robison-113 |
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| Bruce-1890 H |
* Identify Rachel’s place of burial (although it is possible that any headstone or memorial plaque erected has not survived). When on-line searches were conducted in August 2021 no reports of her funeral in local newspapers were identified using [https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk The British Newspaper Archive]. No matching records were found on the [https://www.findagrave.com FindaGrave] or [https://billiongraves.com BillionGraves] websites. | Lady Rachel Drummond (Bruce) aka Lundin | after 1700 uncertain Scotland | certain 29 Jun 1769 certain Kirkton of Largo, Fife, Scotland | Female | |
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| Oliphant-1128 H |
Topanemus (Toponemus, etc.) was what the Lenape Indians called a large part of western Monmouth County, <ref>Sometimes the name Topanemus was used to refer specifically to a settlement at Free Hill, south of Wickatunk, in Marlboro Township. Only the Old Scots Burial Ground is left. See https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/100156/old-scots-cemetery? For a good modern summary of events, see the National Register of Historic Places Registration Form for Old Scots Burying Ground on Gordon's Corner Road in Marlboro Township, Monmouth County, New Jersey, in Section 8, at https://npgallery.nps.gov/NRHP/GetAsset/NRHP/01000841_text </ref> stretching at least from modern Gordon's Corner down to Lake Topanemus at Freehold Borough. The workers constructing New Perth needed to be fed, so the Proprietors set up some of their indentured servants on farmland south of the Raritan River, and told them to pay for their rent with farm produce. The John Oliphant family appears to have been among these tenant farm families, and they were possibly settled in the far south of the Topanemus region, within easy walking distance of Wemcoke Neck (Wemcake, Weamcake, Weamacock, Weamaconk, etc.). *Old Scots Burial Ground, in Find A Grave. See https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/100156/old-scots-cemetery? |
William Oliphant | after 15 Feb 1663 Falkland, Fife, Scotland | before 12 Dec 1699 Freehold, Freehold Township, Monmouth, New Jersey | Male | |
Layton-1804 |
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