Elizabeth Ruth McQueen b. ca 1727-1730? in Anne Arundel county?, Md, d. bef 1806 in Baltimore county, Md, married before 1747 in Baltimore county to John R. Brown, Sr.[1].
Note: The first name of "Ruth" for McQueen, wife of John Brown, is not certain[2], however, other sources such as Find A Grave list her first name as Elizabeth Ruth.[3]
Edward Logsdon II, b. 15 Aug 1752, Frederick Co., Maryland, was married in 1769 in Baltimore, Maryland, to Polly, b. 12 November 1760? (no doubt incorrect year), Baltimore, Maryland, daughter of John Brown and ___ McQueen (dau. of Dugal and Grace McQueen), son of George and Mary (Stevenson) Brown"...[2]
Notes regarding Wills and Testaments during the 1700s
One reason Dugal McQueen daughter(s) are not mentioned in the Will could be for certain reasons as follows: When one child seems to be missing from the list, you should not attach too much importance to this. It does not mean he or she was disinherited. The family farm may have been passed on to the older son when the father retired. Since he already had his inheritance it wasn't necessary to name him in the will. Another son may have been given money to start his own business or to move west. Daughters were often given their share at the time of their marriage, so married daughters might not be named.[4]
Elizabeth was born after 1725. She passed away after 1810.
Baltimore County
Maryland, USADeath: 1810
Baltimore County
Maryland, USA
Wife of John Brown, daughter of Dugal McQueen and Grace Brown McLean McQueen. Grace Brown McLean was born in Scotland in 1694 and died March 26, 1746 She married Dugal McQueen about 1720.
Records say that Elizabeth Ruth McQueen was born "abt 1725".
Children of John Brown and Elizabeth Ruth McQueen:
Henry b. about 1752, Ruth b. 1752, Anne Nancy b. abt 1760, Edward b. abt 1760, Mary b. abt 1760, Nicholas b. abt 1762, George b. abt 1765 and Richard b. abt 1767.
Family links:
Spouse:
John Brown (1725 - 1810)
Children:
Ruth Brown Algire (1745 - 1840)*
Anne Nancy Brown Richards (1763 - 1834)*
Calculated relationship
Burial:
Unknown
Created by: HBB
Record added: Jul 21, 2014
Find A Grave Memorial# 133136512
Baltimore County
Maryland, USADeath: 1810
Baltimore County
Maryland, USA
Wife of John Brown, daughter of Dugal McQueen and Grace Brown McLean McQueen. Grace Brown McLean was born in Scotland in 1694 and died March 26, 1746 She married Dugal McQueen about 1720.
Records say that Elizabeth Ruth McQueen was born "abt 1725".
Children of John Brown and Elizabeth Ruth McQueen:
Henry b. about 1752, Ruth b. 1752, Anne Nancy b. abt 1760, Edward b. abt 1760, Mary b. abt 1760, Nicholas b. abt 1762, George b. abt 1765 and Richard b. abt 1767.
Family links:
Spouse:
John Brown (1725 - 1810)
Children:
Ruth Brown Algire (1745 - 1840)*
Anne Nancy Brown Richards (1763 - 1834)*
Calculated relationship
Burial:
Unknown
Created by: HBB
Record added: Jul 21, 2014
Find A Grave Memorial# 133136512
Sources
↑ Boles, D.B. (2016). Boles-Barth Omnibus Ancestry. Tuscaloosa, AL, pages 39, 40, 197: private print at Lulu
↑ 2.02.1 The Durbin and Logsdon Genealogy with Related Families, 1626-1998, 2nd Revised Edition.
Publication: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network. Original data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members.
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Acknowledgments
This person was created through the import of Beaman Family Tree.ged on 31 March 2011. The following data was included in the gedcom.
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