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     Cecil Calvert, 2nd Lord Baltimore was born on 8 August 1605 in Ireland. He was the son of George Calvert First Baron Baltimore.¹ Cecil Calvert, 2nd Lord Baltimore married Anne Arundell, daughter of Sir Thomas Arundell, Lord Arundell of Wardour and Barbara Sandys, on 20 March 1627/28. Cecil Calvert, 2nd Lord Baltimore died on 30 November 1675 in London at the age of 70.

     Elizabeth Lawson married firstly Henry Sewall, son of Major Nicholas Sewell and Susanna Burgess.² Elizabeth Lawson married secondly Philip Lee in 1725.¹ Elizabeth Lawson died and left issue.

     Philip Lee was born circa 1681 in Westmoreland County. He married secondly Elizabeth Lawson in 1725.² Philip Lee died in April 1744 probably in "Blenheim", Prince George's County, Maryland.

     Nicholas Sewall was the son of Major Nicholas Sewell and Susanna Burgess.¹ Nicholas Sewall died circa April 1732 unmarried.^1,2

     Clement Brooke was born in 1676.¹ He was the son of Thomas Brooke and Eleanor Hatton. Clement Brooke was of at Prince George's County, Maryland.¹ He married Jane Sewall, daughter of Major Nicholas Sewell and Susanna Burgess, in 1704.^1,2 Clement Brooke died in 1737 in Prince George's County, Maryland.^1,3

     Clare Sewall was the daughter of Major Nicholas Sewell and Susanna Burgess.¹ Clare Sewall married firstly Thomas Tasker, son of John Tasker and Eleanor Brooke. Clare Sewall married secondly William Young before 1737.^2,3

     Thomas Tasker was born say 1695 in Calvert County, Maryland, he was under 18 at the time of his father's death in 1711.² He was the son of John Tasker and Eleanor Brooke.¹ Thomas Tasker married Clare Sewall, daughter of Major Nicholas Sewell and Susanna Burgess. Thomas Tasker died in 1734.²

     William Young married Clare Sewall, daughter of Major Nicholas Sewell and Susanna Burgess, before 1737.^2,3 William Young died in 1772.¹

     Elizabeth Sewall was the daughter of Major Nicholas Sewell and Susanna Burgess.¹ Elizabeth Sewall married Peregrine Frisby, son of (unknown) Frisby, in 1717. Elizabeth Sewall died in 1752.¹

     Peregrine Frisby was born in 1688.¹ He was the son of (unknown) Frisby.¹ Peregrine Frisby was living in Cecil County. He married Elizabeth Sewall, daughter of Major Nicholas Sewell and Susanna Burgess, in 1717. Peregrine Frisby died in 1738.¹

     Susanna Sewall was the daughter of Major Nicholas Sewell and Susanna Burgess.¹ Susanna Sewall married George Douglas before 1750.^1,2

     George Douglas married Susanna Sewall, daughter of Major Nicholas Sewell and Susanna Burgess, before 1750.^1,2 George Douglas was living in Kent County.¹

     Mary Sewall was the daughter of Major Nicholas Sewell and Susanna Burgess.¹ Mary Sewall married firstly William Frisby, son of (unknown) Frisby.¹ Mary Sewall married secondly Dominick Carroll on 3 September 1725.¹

     William Frisby was born in 1699.¹ He was the son of (unknown) Frisby. William Frisby married Mary Sewall, daughter of Major Nicholas Sewell and Susanna Burgess.¹ William Frisby died in 1724.¹

      Dominick Carroll was living in Cecil County.¹ He married Mary Sewall, daughter of Major Nicholas Sewell and Susanna Burgess, on 3 September 1725.¹

     Anne Sewall was the daughter of Major Nicholas Sewell and Susanna Burgess.¹ Anne Sewall died in 1789.¹

     Sophia Sewall was the daughter of Major Nicholas Sewell and Susanna Burgess.¹ Sophia Sewall married John Cooke.¹ Sophia Sewall and John Cooke was living in Graiden, Prince George's County, Maryland.² On 13 November 1738 Sophia inherited from her father 1,000 acres of land on the Choptank River called Lady's Gift or Sewells Range, of which she and her husband sold half.

      Of Prince George's County, Maryland.² John Cooke married Sophia Sewall, daughter of Major Nicholas Sewell and Susanna Burgess.¹ John Cooke and Sophia Sewall was living in Graiden, Prince George's County, Maryland.³

      Of Brookfield, Prince George's County.² Col. Thomas Brooke married firstly Anne (Unknown). Col. Thomas Brooke was born circa 1659. He made a will on 16 November 1730 and proved 25 January following mentions his "daughter Eleanor Sewall wife of Mr. Charles Sewall" and his eldest son Thomas Tasker.³ He died on 7 January 1730/31.

     Governor Leonard Calvert was born circa 1606. He was the son of George Calvert First Baron Baltimore. He was sent as first governor of Maryland by his brother, Cecil, Lord Baltimore, who had obtained a charter for the colony from Charles I on June 20, 1632. The expedition set sail from Cowes on Nov. 22, 1633, in two ships, called the Ark and the Dove, and consisted of two hundred persons, part Catholics and part Protestants. They arrived at Point Comfort, Virginia, Feb. 27, and a few days later sailed up the bay and Potomac river, where they purchased from the Indians a tract of land about April 1654, and laid out St. Mary's.

Before the arrival of Calvert, William Claiborne, a Virginian, had established a trading post on Kent island, within the bounds of Maryland, but had obtained no grant of the land. Lord Baltimore instructed Calvert to make friendly overtures to Claiborne. These were rejected and Claiborne sent an armed vessel against St. Mary's which the Marylanders captured after some bloodshed. Claiborne then sailed for England and in February, 1688, Calvert took possession of Kent island without resistance. In February, 1645, while Calvert was in Virginia, an armed English ship seized St. Mary's and about the same time Claiborne re-established himself on Kent island. Calvert re-entered the province in 1646, and proclaimed a general pardon on April 16, 1647. Governor Leonard Calvert died on 9 June 1647.

     Charles Sewall was born on 4 July 1744 in Mattapany, St. Mary's County, Maryland.² He was the son of Nicholas Lewis Sewall and Mary Darnell.¹ In 1758 he was sent to St. Omers and entered the Society of Jesus in 1764.² Charles Sewall died on 10 November 1806 at the age of 62.²

      William Brent was living in Richland, Stafford County, Virginia.¹

     Mary Brent Sewall was born in September 1808.¹ She was the daughter of Dr. Robert Sewall and Mary (Polly) Brent.¹ Mary Brent Sewall married Philip Barton Key Jr. on 1 December 1828.² Mary Brent Sewall died on 1 January 1831 in Poplar Hill, Prince George's County, Maryland, at the age of 22 s.p. The notice in the Daily National Intelligencer states that she died at the home of her brother Robert D. Sewall.^1,3

     Philip Barton Key Jr. was born on 2 September 1804 in "Woodley", Georgetown, D.C..^2,3 He married firstly Mary Brent Sewall, daughter of Dr. Robert Sewall and Mary (Polly) Brent, on 1 December 1828.⁴ Philip Barton Key Jr. married secondly Maria Laura Sewall, daughter of Nicholas Sewall and Mary Fenwick, on 25 April 1833 in the residence of Henry Sewall, Cedar Point, St. Mary's County, Maryland, the service was conducted by the Rev. Mr. Carbery.^5,6 Philip Barton Key Jr. died on 4 May 1854 in "Acadie", Thibodeaux, Louisiana, at the age of 49.^2,3

     Henry Sewall was the son of Nicholas Lewis Sewall and Mary Darnell.¹

     Mary Sewall was the daughter of Nicholas Lewis Sewall and Mary Darnell.¹ Mary Sewall died on 12 January 1791.¹

     Sarah Sewall was the daughter of Nicholas Lewis Sewall and Mary Darnell.¹

     Catherine Sewall was the daughter of Nicholas Lewis Sewall and Mary Darnell.¹ Catherine Sewall died in 1807 d.s.p.¹

     Edward Fenwick married Ann Hebb.¹ Edward Fenwick died on 4 August 1802.²