Richard Tydings from http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=104604377
| Birth: | 1638 Anne Arundel County Maryland, USA |
| Death: | Feb. 2, 1686 Anne Arundel County Maryland, USA |
 Richard Tydings was born in 1638 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland, United States. He was the son of John Tydings (1610-1657) and unknown mother.Richard married Charity Sparrow (1640-1687) in 1667 at Choptank, Anne Arundel County, Maryland, United States. Charity was the daughter of Thomas Sparrow (1615-1674) and Elizabeth Kinsey Sparrow (1615-1714).Richard and Charity Sparrow Tydings had the following 9 known children: Letitia, Elizabeth, Charity, Sarah, Petitia, Mary, Charles, Richard and John.Maryland, Colonial Census, 1776 about Richard Tydings Name: Richard Tydings Parish: All Hallows Parish County: Anne Arundel State: Maryland Other Residents: 1 wh.male, 1 wh.female, 9 wh.children, 1 taxable.In the book “Register of Maryland’s heraldic families” on page 2-341, we learn that Richard Tydings wrote his will on 1687. He was in Maryland as early as 1659 as he demanded 50 acres. “Haslenut Ridge” was reserved for him in 1680. It was on Rhode River, and he was there in 1689. No probate of will known. Family links: Children: *Calculated relationship |
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| Burial: All Hallows Church Cemetery Birdsville Anne Arundel County Maryland, USAAdditional information about Richard Tydings from http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mdannear/firstfam/tydings/index.htmIt is assumed that Richard Tydings who wrote his will on 2 Feb 1687 was Richard Tydings the immigrant who first appears in the Anne Arundel county records in 1663. Many believe that Richard Tydings of Anne Arundel Co MD is the son of John and Margaret Tydings born 29 May 1625 Stepney, St. Mary’s, Whitechapel, London, England. For the last 100 years it was stated that Elizabeth daughterof Richard and Charity Tydings had married John Belt. This has been shown to be incorrect through land records that identify Elizabeth (nee Tydings) daughter of Richard as the wife of Robert Crump. However there is some unknown relation between John Belt and wife Elizabeth and Charity Tydings and her husband Michael Pasquient that is not resolved. Some now suspect that Elizabeth Belt might be the sister of Richard Tydings who wrote his will on 2 Feb 1687. This compilation of data on the Tydings family still needs a grat deal more work. There are many Tydings in the 1850 census whose lineage is not included in this collection of data. ******************************************************************* Supplement to Early Settlers Query by Dr. Carson Gibb http://archive6.mdarchives.state.md.us/msa/speccol/sc4300/sc4341/sc4341.cfm
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Tydings, Charity
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