Nuthall, Elias
- 1704-
Name Nuthall, Elias Born Northampton, Prince George's, Maryland, USA 
Gender Male Died 1704 Talbot, Maryland, USA Person ID I8951 Sullivan Burgess Family Tree | Charlemagne I Descendant, William The Conqueror Descendent Last Modified 15 Sep 2018
Father Nuthall, John, b. Abt 1620, London, England , d. 1668, St Mary's, Maryland, USA (Age ~ 48 years) Relationship natural Mother Bacon, Elizabeth, b. 9 Oct 1628, Pontiac, Oakland, Michigan, USA , d. 1663, Northampton, Virginia, USA (Age 34 years) Relationship natural Married 1643 Virginia, USA [1] Family ID F3239 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Beckwith, Elizabeth, b. Aft 1658 Married 28 Apr 1679 Prince George's, Maryland, USA Children 1. Nuthall, James, b. Aft 1680, Maryland, USA [natural]Last Modified 15 Sep 2018 Family ID F3243 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Event Map 
Born - - Northampton, Prince George's, Maryland, USA 
Married - 28 Apr 1679 - Prince George's, Maryland, USA 
Died - 1704 - Talbot, Maryland, USA = Link to Google Earth
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Notes - "Title: Mostly Southern; Author: Mark Freeman; Publication: Rootsweb World Connect; Media: Electronic; Text: According to Jourdan, he was a servant in VA in 1671 when his Father's estate was divided and he wished to use his part to buy his freedom; he moved to Talbot about 1688. Note: Some dates are contradictory. From "SMC Beaverdam Manor", by Mary Louise Donnelly:
He had gone to VA and became a servant. In 1671 he petitioned the Council to obtain a share o f his Father's estate in order to buy his freedom. On 2 9 1680 he questioned Thomas Banks' administration of the accounts of George and Frances Beckwith (whose daughter he had married). In the accounts of Daniel Clocker on 4 17 1689, Elias Nuthall owed debts to the estate and was termed "runaway". On 10 9 1687, he obtained a patent for 300 ac. "Nutwell's Choice" in Talbot On 4 30 1702, he was shown as owing to the estate of Jacob Sayer of Talbot and was termed as "worth nothing. " Styled "runaway" in a document cited at the Nuthall web site: http: members. efortress. com susan1 Nuthall. htm"
- "Title: Mostly Southern; Author: Mark Freeman; Publication: Rootsweb World Connect; Media: Electronic; Text: According to Jourdan, he was a servant in VA in 1671 when his Father's estate was divided and he wished to use his part to buy his freedom; he moved to Talbot about 1688. Note: Some dates are contradictory. From "SMC Beaverdam Manor", by Mary Louise Donnelly:
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Sources - [S498] US and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900, Yates Publishing.
VA Number Pages: 1
- [S498] US and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900, Yates Publishing.