Penny’s Family Tree - Person Sheet
Penny’s Family Tree - Person Sheet
NameRichard Talbot(T) 
Birth1630, England
Death15 Jul 1699, Poplar Knowle, Anne Arundel Co., MD
Misc. Notes
posted by Eleanor Talbott Brundick to Talbott genforum:
According to the Armistead Family History, Richard Talbott - who came to MD in 1649 - was the son of Sir Robert Talbott, the 2nd Baron of Carlton Co. in Kildare and Grace Calvert. Grace Calvert was the daughter of Sir George Calvert, 1st Baron Baltimore. According to the Armistead material, Richard Talbott was next in line to become Earl of Shrewsbury, however because of his loyalty to King Charles, his estates were confiscated by the Cromwell Party and he came to Maryland by invitation of Governor Stone in 1649. He settled in MD at the same time period as Sir William Talbott and Colonel George Talbott - all relatives of Lord Baltimore. Sir Robert Talbott's nephew became Earl of Shrewsbury. In 1649 Richard received a patent from the proprietary government of the province for a tract of land known as Timber Neck. In 1655 he married Elizabeth Ewen. In 1656 he bought Poplar Knowle, a plantation on West River, Anne Arundel Co. He died about 1662.
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Supplement to Early Settlers Query by Dr. Carson Gibb
Only the following talbots are listed.
Talbot, George, Esq.
WC:856-7 Film No.: SR 7549
In 1680, for undertaking to transport 640 persons within twelve years, is granted 32,000 acres
Transcript. 20:366-8 [SR 7361]
MSA SC 4341-6965
Talbott, Henry
AA:365, 367 Film No.: SR 8200
Transported in 1660, service by 1663
Transcript. 6:81, 84 [SR 7348]
MSA SC 4341-3305
Many of the Talbot decendents listed here are from Webpage: http://www.rootsweb.com/~mdannear/firstfam/all/d14471.htm#P14471
Richard Talbot, Sr. Rebeccas Lott, pt, 150 acres. AA Elkridge Hundred, p. 7. MSA S 1161-1-3 1/4/5/44
According to the Armistead Family History, Richard Talbott - who came to MD in 1649 - was the son of Sir Robert Talbott, the 2nd Baron of Carlton Co. in Kildare and Grace Calvert. Grace Calvert was the daughter of Sir George Calvert, 1st Baron Baltimore. According to the Armistead material, Richard Talbott was next in line to become Earl of Shrewsbury, however because of his loyalty to King Charles, his estates were confiscated by the Cromwell Party and he came to Maryland by invitation of Governor Stone in 1649. He settled in MD at the same time period as Sir William Talbott and Colonel George Talbott - all relatives of Lord Baltimore. Sir Robert Talbott's nephew became Earl of Shrewsbury. In 1649 Richard received a patent from the proprietary government of the province for a tract of land known as Timber Neck. In 1655 he married Elizabeth Ewen. In 1656 he bought Poplar Knowle, a plantation on West River, Anne Arundel Co. He died about 1662.
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Supplement to Early Settlers Query by Dr. Carson Gibb
Only the following talbots are listed.
Talbot, George, Esq.
WC:856-7 Film No.: SR 7549
In 1680, for undertaking to transport 640 persons within twelve years, is granted 32,000 acres
Transcript. 20:366-8 [SR 7361]
MSA SC 4341-6965
Talbott, Henry
AA:365, 367 Film No.: SR 8200
Transported in 1660, service by 1663
Transcript. 6:81, 84 [SR 7348]
MSA SC 4341-3305
Many of the Talbot decendents listed here are from Webpage: http://www.rootsweb.com/~mdannear/firstfam/all/d14471.htm#P14471
Richard Talbot, Sr. Rebeccas Lott, pt, 150 acres. AA Elkridge Hundred, p. 7. MSA S 1161-1-3 1/4/5/44
Spouses
Birth6 Jun 1630, , Anne Arundel Co., MD
Deathabt 1703, West River, Anne Arundel Co., MD
FatherRichard Ewen (~1608-)
MotherSophia Scarborough (>1605-)
Marriage1659, MD