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GEORGE PAUL VANDERFORD (18)
Father: Michael Paul Vanderford Mother: Maria Rapalje
bap. Oct. 18, 1656 in the New Amsterdam Reformed
Dutch Church ("18 Oct; Michiel Pauluszen, Carman, Marritje Joris; Joris;
Lysbeth Jans"). [RDC Baptisms]
d.c. 1715 [QA deed IKA:45]
m.
Charles Vanderford(104),
b.c. late 1670s, d. 1737
Thomas Vanderford(106),
b.c. 1689, d. 1767
GeorgeVanderford (107),
b.c. 1684, d. Feb. 22, 1758
William Vanderford(108), b.c. 1700,
d. 1745
Information:
1661: George arrived with his father and
the rest of the family from New York. Due to a misunderstanding, he is listed
as "George Pauleson" son of Michael Pauleson, rather than the correct Dutch
name of George Michaelson. This is probably why he became known as George Paul
Vanderford. [Skordas,1968]
October - November 1678: George was paid
300 pounds of tobacco for taking part in the expedition against the Nanticoke
Indians. [Archives, Vol.VII]
February 20, 1783: George witnessed two
deeds for John Hollingsworth. [Leonard,1988]
1687: George bought 150 acres called
Astor on Hambleton's Branch in Talbot County, Maryland. The purchase price was
6000 pounds of tobacco, of which half was owed. [TC
deed KK5:109]
November 30, 1690, recorded Sept. 20, 1692:
Michael's will made his son, George, a co-executor and gave him first
choice of his estate after it had been divided into as many shares as he had
children. [TC will 6:5]
April 23, 1698: George was named an
executor of John Hollingsworth, Sr.'s will. (John Hollingsworth was probably
his father-in-law.) [Baldwin,1968]
February 21, 1699: George witnessed the
will of his sister Catherine's husband, Arthur Emory, Sr.
[Baldwin,1968]
January 11, 1702: George witnessed the
will of John Bowles. [Baldwin,1968]
August 25, 1715: Charles (George's son)
and Catherine Pryor (George's sister) sold St. Pauls and Carmans Neck which
George and Catherine had inherited from their father, Michael Paul; therefore
George must have died before this date. [QA deed
IKA:45]
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