| Name |
Edward Maddox [1] |
| Title |
Dr. |
| Born |
Abt 1615 |
, , England [1] |
- Suggested place of birth: Munslow Parish, Shropshire, England [1]
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| Gender |
Male |
| Address |
1648 |
Munslow Parish, Shropshire, England [2, 3] |
| He was "of Thongland,"implying that he and his family lived in a small hamlet just northeast of the Munslow church" in Munslow Parish. |
| Immigrated |
Aft 1656 Before 1672 |
, Charles, MD [4] |
| Address |
1673 |
, Charles, MD [3] |
| Acquisition of Greene's Purchase, a 200-acre parcel, included the "'olde Indian forte' known as Anacostin Fort, located on St. Isidore's Creek where the village of Twining in the District of Columbia now stands." |
| Address |
Bef 1684 |
, Charles, MD [3] |
| Lived on 500-acre plantation called Nanjemoy in the Nanjemoy tract area that centered around the Nanjemoy Creek; plantation may possibly have been along the Maddox Branch. |
| Address |
1684 |
, Stafford, VA [4] |
| Move may have been influenced by religion in the region. Maryland was established as a haven for Catholicism while Protestantism and anti-Catholicism sentiment was predominant in Virginia. Edward aligned himself with anti-Catholic politicians in Virginian in 1689. |
| Occupation |
12 Aug 1691 |
, Stafford, VA [3] |
| Sworn in as a justice of the peace. The area may now be King George County, still researching. |
| Life event |
Aft 12 Aug 1691 |
, Stafford, VA [3] |
| "As a justice of the peace, he sat in judgement of Parson John Waugh in the case of Waugh's marriage of Mary Hathaway, the nine-year-old daughter of Thomas Hathaway of Aquia, to Mr. William Williams. Edward and the other justices ruled in 1691 that upon reaching the age of twelve years Mary could 'publickly disclaim the said marriage and protest against it, then it is the judgement of the court the aforesaid marriage ... is utterly null and void as if the same had never been had or made.' Mary declared her freedom, citing 'infancy and impuberty as well as force and fraud' at the time of her marriage." |
| Will written/proved |
23 Jun 1694 |
, Stafford, VA [3] |
| Proved 11 Dec 1694. Area may now be King George County. Will no longer in existence, likely destroyed during the (presumably Revolutionary) war. |
| Died |
Between 23 Jun 1694 and 11 Dec 1694 |
Passapantanzy Creek, King George, VA [1] |
- Was Stafford County at the time of his death. [3]
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| Notes |
- He has been misidentified as "the son of Thomas, 'Lord of Scethrog,' Maddox of eastern Wales...." [3]
- "...referred to as doctor, surgeon, apothecary, or physician in various records... was called into court on charges of fraud at least once, and called others into court frequently to collect for services rendered. His treatments ranged from simple salves to long term cures for 'grievous pains and troubles.' He was among just a few doctors operating in the area." Possibly received his training in an apprenticeship in England during the English Civil War. [3]
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| Person ID |
I4388 |
Allison | Allison |
| Last Modified |
20 Apr 2021 |
| Family 1 |
Eleanor MNU, b. Abt 1619, England , d. Bef 5 Feb 1655/56, Munslow Parish, Shropshire, England (Age ~ 37 years) |
| Married |
Bef 1648 |
Munslow Parish, Shropshire, England [1, 3] |
| Children |
| | 1. Edward Maddox, b. Bef 8 Apr 1648, Munslow Parish, Shropshire, England  |
| | 2. Elinor Maddox, b. Bef 8 May 1650, Munslow Parish, Shropshire, England  |
| + | 3. Cornelius Maddox, b. Bef 4 Oct 1651, Munslow Parish, Shropshire, England , d. 1705, Port Tobacco, Charles, MD (Age ~ 53 years) |
| | 4. John Maddox, b. 6 Mar 1654/5, Munslow Parish, Shropshire, England , d. Bef 12 Feb 1655/6, Munslow Parish, Shropshire, England (Age 0 years) |
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| Last Modified |
16 Apr 2021 |
| Family ID |
F1638 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |