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| Mercy Mauduit +1775 Virginia 1760 02 15: Is mentioned in George Washington's Diary: "Returnd home -- receiving an Invitation to Mrs. Chews Ball on Monday night next, first." Editorial notes say that she kept a tavern in Alexandria, frequented by GW. 1760 03 18: Editorial notes in GW's diary say that he dined this evening at her tavern. 11878 |
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| Joseph Chew *1689 Maryland Maryland Genealogies 975.2 M369 V.1: inherited 500-acre "Yarrow" and 500-acre "Yarrow head" on north side of Potomac in Prince George Co., 450-acre "Sanetley" and "Chew's Meadows" on west side of the Patuxent (Rent Rolls, Calvert and Prince George's Counties). Before 1756 but after his second marriage, moved to Alexandria, Virginia. According to JCC 15407, his sons Henry, Joseph and Samuel took some of their father's horses and slaves and moved south. 11877 <28:19 m. 1708 |
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