James Dashiell, progenitor American gentry Dashiell family of Maryland, was a planter, surveyor of highways, justice for civil affairs and a member of the Lower House of the Maryland Assembly from Somerset County. - AsNotedIn
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| 1634/00/00 | Margaret Inglis Da Shiell, wife of James Da Shiell, gives birth to a son, James Dashiell, in Edinburgh, Kingdom of Scotland. | Born | |||||
| 1659/00/00 | Ann Cannon, daughter of Edward and Ann Cannon, marries James Dashiell in Accomack, Colony of Virginia. | Groom | |||||
| 1671/00/00 | Samuel Jackson sells a 310-acre parcel of land called Long Hill to James Dashiell. | Owner | Long Hill | Wetipquin | |||
| 1697/00/00 | James Dashiell dies at about age 63 in Wetipquin, Province of Maryland. | Died |
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