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In 1712, the Tatham property at Burlington Point passed out of the hands of the family. In this year John Tatham, Jr., who now was of age, and his wife Mary, conveyed the house and land adjoining to the Hon. Col, Robert Hunter, captain general and governor in chief of New York, New Jersey and the Territories dependent on them in America.
Aug 4, 2024 · Peter Tatham. (John) Peter Tatham passed away August 4th, 2024, in his 88th year surrounded by family. Peter worked at London Life for over 35 years and remembered his co-workers fondly. Growing up, we heard many stories of their work shenanigans.
Feb 22, 2014 · TATHAM, ROSEMARIE BONITO RoseMarie Bonito Tatham, of New Haven, died peacefully February 21, 2014 at Connecticut Hospice. She was the loving and devoted wife of the late Robert John Tatham, Sr. Loving
Westward along the township line, we find that John Tatham, Jr., gent, by deed, dated January 1st, 1711, conveyed to Thomas Hough 650 acres, being at a place called or known as Oneanickon, the said John Tatham, Jr., inherited the same as son and heir at law of John Tatham of Burlington; this tract appears to have been located as follows: 25 acres by George Hutchinson, 300 acres by Benjamin ...
The Inventory of John Tatham names seven negro. slaves, viz : Jack, Wheldon, Tom, Jo, Zathary, Jenny and. Betty, - all valued by the appraisers at £ 202 . In the In-. ventory of Elizabeth, 44 Wheldon " is called 4 4 Welldome," and 44 Zathary" 44 Zachery," though more likely it should. have been written Zachary.
Apr 11, 2024 · John Thomas (Thomas) [uncertain] Tatham. Born 8 Dec 1774 in Botetourt County, Virginia. Son of John Thomas Tatham and Isabella Biss (unknown) Tatham. Brother of Frances (Tatham) Defoe and Mary Ann (Tatham) Anderson. Husband of Ann (Murray) Tatham — married 9 Jan 1798 in Buncombe County, North Carolina, USA. Descendants.
Oct 20, 2023 · Sam'el Tatham Senior – 100 acres; Sam'el Tatham, Junior – 195 acres; Nath. Tatham, Senior – 501 acres; Nath. Tatham, Jr. – 200 acres; Notice that Samuel Tatum “I” is now recorded in Prince George County, which was established 1702/1703 from Charles City County. The Rent Roll, a form of tax to the King, lists him with 100 acres.
