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  • ID: I1830
  • Name: John Hance
  • Given Name: John
  • Surname: Hance
  • Sex: M
  • _UID: 5CC6C9A8D880C14AA1BFA4DA3649F959A5FD
  • Birth: ABT 1645 in , , England
  • Emigration: 1658 , , England
  • Religion: Quaker at Christs Church 1659 , Calvert, Maryland, USA
  • Residence: 1659 , Calvert, Maryland, USA
  • Occupation: Tobacco Farmer 1659 Hunting Creek, Calvert, Maryland, USA
  • Immigration: 1659 , , Virginia, USA
  • PROP: "Tanney's Ease" 1668 , Calvert, Maryland, USA - Hance's Lane Tract Patent
  • Will: 14 FEB 1709 , Calvert, Maryland, USA
  • Death: MAY 1709 in , , Maryland
  • Probate: 22 MAY 1709 , Calvert, Maryland, USA
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    Notes for JOHN HANCE:




    Individual:

    CAME: John Hance -- l659 -- in Calvert County, Maryland

    ......... a John Hanch, in 1650, was transported (someo ne else paid for his
    passage) to Virginia by John Hallowes, gent., Northumberland Co.

    Christopher were: Hugn Hallowell, age 22 and Jo: Harlow e, age l6. (source:
    "Hotten", p. 80-82.) Where either of these gentlemen the one
    (note ---- in checking the passsenger list of "Th e Ark" and "The Dove" , dated
    l633 in which Gov. Leonard Calvert was also listed, was the name John
    Hallowes. The voyage was by way of Barbadoes. Richard Lowe was the master
    of "The Ark". (source-- Boyer, Carl 3rd. "Ship Passenger L ists -- The South"
    l538-l825.)







    "A family tradition t hat there was an earlier John Hance in Maryland than the
    above while not impossible is improbable. It may have arisen from a wrong
    interpretation of a chart circulated in 1860 by J. Owen Dorsey. The firs t John
    Hance it refers to was probably of England which view is supported by Ben jamin
    Mackall Hance writing of his father, Thomas Claire Hance, in which he say s, his
    father was 6th generation from John Hance, a London merchant. No
    documentary evidence can be found of an earlier Hance in Maryland than th e
    one here mentioned.




    The immigrant came to Mary land in 1659. He had 3 wives as shown above. A
    chart to show more particularly the earlier generations was made by Charl es
    Thistlewaite, Macedon, New York for Benjamin Mascal Hance in August l937. "

    (note: the spelling of Mas cal --- Mackall is in the rest of the genealogy)

    (Quote from the research d one by those before --- Charles Thistlewaite, in 1937,
    and two uncles (Thomas) Claire Hance and (Benjamin) Frank Hance in 1960's
    and 1970's)















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    WILL of HANCE, JOHN -- Calvert County, MD -- Feb 14, 17 08/9, May 22, 1709
    (first date - when will was written, 2nd date - probate date)

    ....to wife Sarah, one-half dwelling plantation (bough t from Basil Waring) and
    one- half personalty, she paying to dau. Elizabeth l00 pds. sterling at l 6 years or
    marriage, sd. daughter to inherit afsd. land a decease of her mother.
    ....to Christopher Kellett, all land at Battle Creek bo ught from Peter and Ignatius
    Sewall.

    ....to wife's 2 sons, viz., Robert Roberts and Jno. Cla w(Clare), personalty.

    to the Quakers, 3 arces, part of "Neventon" w here the Clifts Meeting House
    stands, and l0 pds sterling.

    ....to son Benjamin, residue of land in Maryland and o f personalty at l8 years. He
    dying without issue, his estate to pass to dau. Elizabeth: and Chr. Kelle tt afsd.
    and hrs.

    Ex: Richard Johns, Sr., and should he die Aquilla John s to administer.

    Test: Elinor Harris, David Morgan, Nathaniel Giles, Hen ry Drinkwater, Elizabeth
    Giles

    .....by codicil March 3, 1708, testator show that he ha d purchased 3 parcells of
    land from Abraham Johns, deceased, near Hunting Creek, viz., "Partne rship",
    "Tanney's Ease", and "Hance Lane" for which residue o f payment is to be made
    to Joseph Tilley, and devises sd. lands to probable unborn child. In even t of child
    not being born, or of its decease during minority, sd. lands to pass to d aug.
    Elizabeth afsd. and hrs. , and in succession to son Benjamin. Should son
    Benjamin die without issue, his estate to pass to sd. Elizabeth and son-i n-law
    Christopher Kellett and unborn child.

    (source: Baldwin, Jane. "Calendar of Maryland Will s 1635 - 1738. pages 131-
    132.)


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    RESIDENCE: England and Calvert Co. MD

    .......... in Calvert County, Maryland he owned: 1) lan d at Battle Creek purchased
    from Peter and Ignatius Sewall, 2) "Neventon", where the Clift s Meeting House
    stands, 3) in 1708 purchased -- 3 parcels of land from Abraham Johns, nea r
    Hunting Creek, 4) "Partnership", "Taney's Ease", an d "Hance's Lane"

    (NOTE: Is "Neventon" the same as "Overto n" ????? "Overton" was the name of
    the residence of Benjamin II and Samuel III, could it have been also the
    residence of John and his family or the name change slightly???)



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    RELIGION: Quaker

    "A family tradition that there was an earlier Joh n Hance in Maryland than the
    above while not impossible is improbable. It may have arisen from a wrong
    interpretation of a chart circulated in 1860 by J. Owen Dorsey. The firs t John
    Hance it refers to was probably of England which view is supported by Ben jamin
    Mackall Hance writing of his father, Thomas Claire Hance, in which he say s, his
    father was 6th generation from John Hance, a London merchant.



    No documentary evidence can be found of an earlier Hance in Maryland tha n the
    one here mentioned.



    The immigrant came to Maryland in 1659. He had 3 wives as shown above. A
    chart to show more particulary the earlier generations was made by Charle s
    Thistlewaite, Macedon, New York for Benjamin Mascal Hance in August l937. "

    (Quote from the research done by those before --- Charl es Thistlewaite, in 1937,
    and together, two uncles (Thomas) Claire Hance and (Benjamin) Frank Hanc e in
    1970)



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    More About JOHN HANCE:

    Immigration: 1650, Englan d to Virginia?

    Occupation: Planter of tob acco

    Property: 1668, "Hanc e's Lane" Tract Patent, Calvert Co.

    Religion: Quaker at Chris t Church

    Residence: 1659, Calvert C o., Maryland

    Title: A History of Calver t County, Maryland

    Author: Charles Francis St ein

    Publication: published i n cooperation with Calvert County Historical Society,
    1960, 1976

    Note: 3rd edition has adde d material

    Repository:

    Note: Newberry Library

    Call Number: F 85427 .841< /span>

    Media: Book

    Title: Magruder's Marylan d Colonial Abstracts -- Wills, Accounts, and Inventories

    Author: compiled and mimeo graphed by James M. Magruder, Jr.

    Publication: Annapolis, 19 34-1939

    Repository:

    Note: Newberry Library

    Call Number: fK 49 .543

    Media: Book

    Title: The Hance Family

    Author: Thomas C. Hance an d Benjamin P. Hance

    Publication: 1969
    Repository:

    Note: Allen County Publi c Library

    Call Number: 929.2 H1913H< /span>

    Media: Manuscript < /div>
    Title: Anne Agee
    Repository:

    Call Number: asagee@erols .com

    Media: Electronic
    Text: married by 1687 acco rding to settlement papers of Christopher Kellett's
    estate

    Title: The Maryland Calend ar of Wills

    Author: Jane Baldwin Cotto n and F. Edward Wright

    Publication: Family Line P ublications, Westminster, MD

    Repository:

    Note: personal library

    Call Number: CD #206

    Media: Electronic < /div>









    Marriage 1 Sarah Leigh b: ABT 1647
    • Married: 29 AUG 1677 in , Calvert, Maryland
    Children
    1. Has No Children Kinsey Hance b: ABT 1680
    2. Has No Children Sarah Hance b: ABT 1680

    Marriage 2 Mary Ann Sewell b: ABT 1665
    • Married: ABT 1687
    Children
    1. Has Children Benjamin Hance b: ABT 1692 in , Calvert, Maryland

    Marriage 3 Sarah Elizabeth Billingsley b: ABT 1659
    • Married: ABT 1695 1
    Children
    1. Has No Children Elizabeth Hance b: ABT 1702
    2. Has Children John Hance b: 1709 in , Calvert, Maryland

    Sources:
    1. Title: The Maryland Calendar of Wills
      Publication: Family Line Publications 1991-95
      Repository:
        Name: Maryland State Archives
        Annapolis, MD 21401
        USA

      Media: Book

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