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Re: Speculation on the birth family of Sarah, wife of Samuel Magruder (son of Alexan
Posted by: Fredric Z. Saunders (ID *****6091) Date: June 26, 2003 at 20:20:37
In Reply to: Re: Speculation on the birth family of Sarah, wife of Samuel Magruder (son of Alexan by Peter McManus of 1964

Thank you for the listings of William Mills MAGRUDER.

As near as I can tell, the assumption that Sarah, the wife of Samuel MAGRUDER was a BEALL, comes from their naming a son Ninian. Other than that, there is nothing to suggest it that I know of. When it was disproved that she was a daughter of Ninian, the thought that she was a BEALL remained, even though there is no reason why other than the name Ninian among the children.

For the theories that John POTTINGER/POTTENGER secondly married Elizabeth MAGRUDER, that doesn't work. Samuel MAGRUDER called John POTTINGER his brother when his will was written in 1710, so such a marriage of John POTTINGER to Elizabeth MAGRUDER would had to have occurred before 1710. John POTTINGER's wife was still Mary in 1717, when on 1 May 1717 John POTTINGER sold to Thomas RICKETTS part of the tract *Majors Lott.* It was acknowledged the same day by "Mrs. Mary POTTINGER the wife of the within Named John POTTINGER." [Prince George's Co. MD deed E:526-527, FHL microfilm 0,014,248.]

The only way it could work for John POTTINGER having married Elizabeth MAGRUDER was if she was a first marriage, and prior to when John and Mary's first child was born in 1688.


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