Edward Neale
Province of Maryland
Edward Neale was a planter in the Province of Maryland. - AsNotedIn
Lineage
- Father Anthony Neale
- Brother: Roswell Neale
Edward Neale was a planter in the Province of Maryland. - AsNotedIn
| Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
| 1704/00/00 | Mary Elizabeth Digges Neale, wife of Anthony Neale, gives birth to a son, Edward Neale, in Charles, Provence of Maryland. | Born | |||||
| 1732/00/00 | John Mason conveys Gryme's Ditch to Edward Neale. Neale, like the Gardiners and Masons, did not occupy the land, but he may have been the first owner to cultivate the land, perhaps using his own slaves or under a lease arrangement with a tenant. | Owner | Mount Aventine | Chapman State Park | |||
| 1732/00/00 | Edward Neale is known be living at Acquinsicke in 1732, and there is evidence that he has occupied this plantation since the death of his father in 1723. | Home | Acquinsicke | Pomfret | |||
| 1746/06/18 | Elizabeth Hawkins, relic of Ernault Hawkins, marries Edward Neale. Mr Neale will consolidated her inheritance into one tract, name it "Neale's Residence" and add two one-story wings to the main house. | Groom | Bowlingly | Queenstown | |||
| 1751/00/00 | Edward Neale sells the 580 acres of Gryme's Ditch and the island to Nathaniel Chapman of Stafford County, Virginia, for 200 pounds sterling and 500 pistoles. Chapman owns several plantations in Virginia opposite the Potomac River from Gryme's Ditch. | Seller | Mount Aventine | Chapman State Park | |||
| 1760/12/28 | Edward Neale dies in Queen Anne, Provence of Maryland. Mr Neale is buried Bowlingly. | Died | Bowlingly | Queenstown |
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