William OSBORN-14227


Marr: [1,2]

Mary MOORE-14228


Children[1]

  1. Eleanor OSBORN-14229 ;Born: ca 1758 [1]
  2. Archibald OSBORN-14230 ;Born: ca 1761 [1]
    Marr: [5] Elizabeth-14236
    [1790 MD Census], [1820 DC Census], [1800 DC Census]
  3. Charlotte OSBORN-14231 ;Born: ca 1762 [1] ;Bapt: 19 Dec 1762 St. John's Par.,Pr. George's Co.,MD[7]
  4. Ann OSBORN-14232 ;Born: ca 1764 [1]
  5. Isaac OSBORN-14233 ;Born: ca 1767 [1]
    [1800 DC Census]
  6. Leonard Piles OSBORN-14234 ;Born: ca 1769 [1] ;Bur.: 27 Oct 1811 Rock Cr. Parish,DC[5]
    Marr: [5] Sarah-14241
  7. Potter OSBORN-14235 ;Born: ca 1772 [1]

Comments

William Osborn-14227's parents are unknown, but would seem likely to be either John Osborn[#14248] or Benjamin Osborn[#14286] and wife Mary. Both John and Benjamin lived in the vicinity of Rock Creek. Rock Creek has been located within a number of jurisdictions over a period of time. Rock Creek is now within the District of Columbia. Before 1743 Rock Creek was within Prince George's Co., MD. In 1743 when Frederick Co. was created from the western portion of Prince George's Co., Rock Creek fell in the border area between the two counties. In 1776 when Montgomery Co. was created from the eastern portion of Frederick Co., Rock Creek fell in the border area between Montgomery and Prince George's Co. When the District of Columbia was created, parts of both Montgomery Co. and Prince George's Co. including the Rock Creek area were included as part of DC.

Notes:

  1. 1776 Frederick Co., MD Census
  2. Will of Peter Moore; "Prince George's Co., MD Wills", v7/31
  3. "Revolutionary Patriots of Montgomery Co., Maryland, 1776-1783", Henry Peden
  4. "Montgomery Co., Maryland, Land Records, 1777-1781", TLC Genealogy
  5. "Pr. George's Co., MD Index of Church Registers 1686-1885", Helen Brown
  6. DC Deed Liber WB-106/176,178
  7. Reg. of St. John's or Piscataway Parish, Prince George's Co., MD
Osborne Origins -- http://www.osborne-origins.org/, 04/16/2015