William Coulbourn & Anne Unknown

The Surnames included here are mostly of Maryland lines and most of my research has been conducted at the Marylad State Archives.

Husband: William Coulbourn

   Born: 1619 in Somersetchire, England
Married:
   Died: 22 JAN 1688/89 in Animessex, Somerset Co, Md
 Father: William Coulbourn
 Mother: Margery Unknown
Spouses: Margaret Cooper

   Wife: Anne Unknown

   Born: about 1623 in England
   Died: 1672 in Animessex, Somerset Co, Md
 Father: 
 Mother: 
Spouses:

Children

01  (M): William Coulbourn
   Born: 08 SEP 1658 in Northampton, Va.
   Died: 09 JUN 1701 in Annemessex, Somerset, Maryland
Spouses: Anne Revell

02  (F): Mary Coulbourn
   Born: 08 NOV 1661 in Nassawaddox, Northampton Co., Va
   Died: 1689 in Somerset Co., Maryland
Spouses:

03  (M): Solomon Coulbourn
   Born: 27 JAN 1662/63 in Somerset Co., Maryland
   Died: 1689 in Somerset Co., Maryland
Spouses:

04  (F): Ann Coulbourn
   Born: 09 OCT 1665 in Somerset Co., Maryland
   Died: about 1730 in Accomac, Accmack Co., Virginia
Spouses: John Taylor

05  (M): Robert Coulbourn
   Born: 1667 in Anamessex, Somerset Co. Maryland
   Died: JUN 1698 in Accomac, Accmack Co., Virginia
Spouses: Rebecca Revell

Additional Information

William Coulbourn:
Title: Col.
Burial: about 24 JAN 1688/89, Pomfret, Somerset Co., Md.
Notes:

[1381] It is likely that he was either the son of John or William Colborne. It is known that he settled in Northampton County, VA prior to 1652 where he patented 350 acres of land on March 4 1653 and another 350acres of land on February 28, 1662. About 1662 he and his wife along with others were arrested for allegedly giving assistance to the Quakers in disobedience to the Virginia Act of Assembly and sent to Jamestown for a hearing before the governor and council of Virginia. It is believed that because of this trouble he migrated to Somerset County, Maryland. He settled in the Annemessex area some time in 1663. In June 1679 he patented 1,400 acres of land located on South Side of the Big Annemessex River. He served from Lieutenant to Colonel in the local militia. In 1765 he was High Sheriff of Somerset County. For many years he was a member of the county commission of Peace. In 1687 he headed a commission to draw a treaty with the Nanticoke Indians.

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Anne Unknown:
Title: Mrs.
Burial: 1672, Pomfret, Somerset Co., Md.

(02) Mary Coulbourn:
Burial: 1689, Most Likely Somerset, Maryland, America

(03) Solomon Coulbourn:
Burial: 1689, Most Likely Somerset, Maryland, America

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