MARY MYERS
THE STORY AS I KNOW IT.
Mary Myers was born in 1759. I have not been able to locate her parents. However, because of deeds that connect her husband to Jacob Myers over a number of years, we believe that her parents could have been Jacob and Margaret Myers.
According to the Marriage Record 1771-1779 of Baltimore City
Court House Md. Mary Myers married Thomas
Yates on August 27, 1778. He had arrived in the city in 1774 from
England. They were thithers to St. Pauls Parish, listed in both
1774 and 1787. He served as Captian, maybe Colonel, in the
Maryland Militia during the Revolutionary War.
Beginning in 1781, there are numerous sales of property lots by
Thomas Yates. From
Baltimore Deed Book W.G. Gook G. , pages 256-
260 is descirbe an indecture entered into by Thomas Yates and Jacob
Myers, gentlemen. It was witnessed by Charles Myers. They
rented 16 acres in Mountenays
Neck - on the east side of Jones Falls
next to the current Patterson Park. It would seem that
that was
then divided into lots which Thomas
Yates sold over the next 3 - 5
years. Exactly how that worked I do not know. But there are
numerous sales of Lots by Thomas Yates
during the 1780s.
It is known that they had one daughter Margaret
Yates who was born about 1780 and married Jacob Walsh Jr. .
They also had son Charles Yates,
born 1789 who died July, 1810, his obit was in the Baltimore F? Gazette, July 14, 1810.
There was also a Mary Yates.
Whether she was a daughter or widow of Charles
Yates is not yet known.
from Baltimore Land records Book
WG 158, page 188, on Dec 23, 1820 an undevided part of land
owned by Jacob Myers (I think
deceased) was sold to Robert Harper
and Samuel Moale by:
William Myers
Elizabeth and Richard Lewis
Margtaret and Jacob Walsh Jr.
Elizabeth Fisher
Mary Yates
I believe these are probably heirs, grandchildren probably, of Jacob Myers. No matter, it
certainly connects the Yates and Myers families.
In the book Marriages and Deaths from Baltimore Newspapers 1796-1816 by Barnes, "Mrs. Mary Yates, died Monday eve. at Springfield, near Baltimore, aged 37; consort of Col. Thomas Yates." It had been in the Baltimore FG, Dec 14, 1796.
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