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Our Lanham Paternal Lineage
- Josias Lanham Family 1628 (Not our direct line)
- Other Siblings and Cousins in the Curtis Harden Lanham Generation
- Other Siblings and Cousins in the Hiram D. Lanham Generation
- Other Siblings and Cousins in the John Lanham (1661) Generation
- Other Siblings and Cousins in the Jonathon Lanham (1630) Generation
- Other Siblings and Cousins in the O.S. Lanham Generation
- Other Siblings and Cousins in the Robert Lanham (1560) Generation
- Other Siblings and Cousins in the Sylvester Lanham Generation
- Other Siblings and Cousins in the T.B. Lanham Generation
- Other Siblings and Cousins in the Thomas Lanham (1701) Generation
- Other Siblings and Cousins in the Thomas Lanham (1757) Generation
- Our Lanham Line - The Paternal Lineage
- The Amanda Francis Lanham Family
- The Andrew Shepherd Family
- The Archibald Lanham Family 1751
- The Benjamin Garfield Lanham Family
- The Burress and Ida Roberts Family
- The Calvin Powell Dorsey Family
- The Charles Selby Family 1762
- The Clifford Wayne Lanham Family
- The Curtis Harden Lanham Family 1813
- The Curtis Harden Lanham Family 1875
- The David Lanham Family 1595
- The Edward James Holt Family
- The Edward Lanham Family 1685
- The Elmer Harn Family
- The Emmitt F. Welborn Family
- The Eugene WILLIAMS Family 1855
- The Frank Robinson Family
- The Gideon Wilburn Ashley Family
- The Hiram Demarcus Lanham Family 1845
- The Issac Elam Family 1803
- The Jacob Shepherd Family 1812
- The James Bedford Ray Family (Cliffie M. Lanham)
- The James Kennedy Family
- The Jasper Shipman Family
- The Jeremiah Lanham Family 1755
- The Jesse Elam Family 1782
- The Joe A. Madden Family
- The John Hendrickson Corely Family
- The John James Roberts Family
- The John Lanham Family 1661
- The John Lanham Family 1690
- The John Nicholas Jacks Family 1740
- The John T. Scott Family
- The Jonathan Hammer Cook Family
- The Jonathan Lanham Family 1630
- The Josias Lanham Family 1590
- The Oran Stroud Lanham Family 1916
- The R.J. Craighead Family 1907
- The R.J. Craighead Family 1907
- The Richard Lanham Family 1697
- The Robert Lanham Family 1584
- The Roger Lanham Family 1560
- The Stephen Lanham (1726) Family
- The Stephen Lanham Family 1760
- The Stephen Lanham Family 1784
- The Sylvester Lanham Family 1790
- The Thomas Benton Lanham Family
- The Thomas Berry (T. B.) Lanham Family 1882
- The Thomas Lanham (1757) Family
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- The W.T. Lanham Family 1850
- The Walter Lee Ray Family
- The William Curtis Lanham Family
- The William Lanham Family 1699
- The Willie Green Scott Family
- The Wortha Leon Lanham Family 1907
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The Maternal Side of Our Family Lines
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The Stephen Lanham (1726) Family
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Stephen LANHAM, was born 28 May 1726, in Prince Georges County, Maryland, a son of Thomas and Sarah (maiden name unknown) Lanham, and married (1) Leah (maiden name unknown), and (2) Susannah (maiden name unknown) [1], born about 1730.
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Stephen and Leah lived on a plantation, northeast of present day Washington, D.C., known as ―Mizpah / Misph‖ [2]
This was part of the estate of William Beall’s 500 hundreds acres called “William and Elizabeth”, plus 125 acres of vacant land adjoined to the 118 acres bought from Wm Beall. [2] The land being located in both Prince Georges County and Fredrick County. This portion of Fredrick County was later changed to Montgomery County. Portions of the plantation was probably the present day site of the Naval Base at White Oak.
On 7 Nov. 1766, Stephen and Leah convey to Elisha Hosinson, 53 ¾ acres, part of the tract called “ Mizpah”. [3]
Stephen is also mentioned 29 Aug 1777, mustered, 7th Company, Lower Battalion, Montgomery County, Militia. [4]
Stephen Lanham (Lenham) of Prince Georges Co. Maryland served in Capt. Samuel Magruder‘s Co., Colonial Wars.
During the Revolutionary War Stephen signed the Oath of Fidelity in Montgomery Co., and is listed in 1778 as Stephen Lanum [4].
Stephen is also listed in the DAR ―Patriots‖ Index for Patriotic Service.
Stephen is mentioned in a 1780 bill of sale [5].
At the Request of Stephen Lanham the following Certificate of a stray was enrolled June 7th 1780. Prince George County June 3d 1780 Stephen Lanham Junior brought before me a stray horse of a Bright Bay Colour about thirteen hands high seems to be about thirteen years old has a Star on his forehead some Saddle Spots on his Back has a Bell on with a leather strap and a large Buckle branded on the Buttock and Shoulder with W C paces slowly.
[signed] Chris R Lowndes.
At the Request of Stephen Lanham the following Bill of Sale was Recorded the 19th day of August 1789. [6]
Know ALL men by these presents that I Archibald Lanham of Prince George County State of Maryland Planter for and the Consideration of Bail and Surity Rent entered into for me loving Father Stephen Lanham as well as for other consideration me hereunto moving I have given Bargained and sold and by these Presents do give grant Bargain and sell unto the said Stephen Lanham all and Singular my stock of Horses Cattle Hogs and all my Household Furniture and plantation Utensils and all other goods and Chattles whatsoever either in my Possessions or in the Possessions of any other Person have and to hold the said bargains Premises unto the Said Stephen Lanham and his Executors Administrators and assign as his and their own proper Goods and Chattles forever in Witness whereof I have hereunto Set my hand and Seal this third day of August one thousand Seven Hundred and eighty nine
Signed Sealed and Delivered In Presence of
Archabald Lanham( Seal)
Joseph Jones
John A. Fakes
On the back of which Bill of Sale was thus Endorsed Pr. Gs County 3 August 1789
Then Archibald Lanham Acknowledged the within Instrument of writing to be his act and Deed and the Goods and Chattles therein mentioned to be the Right & property of Stephen Lanham according to the true intent and meaning thereof.
Acknowledged Before
R Cramprine
On 15 July 1806, Stephen sold “Mizpah”, 14 ¾ acres to John R. Bussard and Daniel Remmer of the District of Columbia. [7]
Stephen and Leah had 7 children, 4 sons and 3 daughters; Archibald, Jeremiah, Thomas, Stephen, Sarah, Mary Ann and Leah Lanham.
(i.) Son, Archibald LANHAM [8], was born ca 1751 and married No. 1, Jane HOSKINS, who was born ca 1755. Archibald Lanham died in 1813. They had six children. See The Archibald Lanham Family 1751 for details.
(ii.) Son, Jeremiah LANHAM [1], was born ca 1755 and married Barbara BENCE, daughter of Elizabeth Bence, Bladeburg, Maryland. He was listed in the 1790, census with a family consisting of himself and one other free white male of 16 years and upward, four free white females, including wife and six slaves. Jeremiah appears in the 1810 Census in Fredrick county, Virginia, pg. 717 as a male over 45 years old. At this census, he has five sons, five daughters, and six slaves. He was in Lewis County, West Virginia in 1815. The 1820 Census of Lewis County, Virginia shows Jeremiah with five sons and four daughters. The 1830 Census of Lewis County, Virginia shows Jeremiah between 60-70 years of age which would place his birth between 1750 and 1760.
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(iii.) Son, Thomas LANHAM [1], was born in Prince Georges Co., Md., in 1757. He married PATIENCE SAPPINGTON perhaps near Wheeling, Virginia. After the Revolutionary War they moved to Madison County, Kentucky where they lived for some 50 years. (see The Thomas Lanham Family 1757)
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(iv.) Son, Stephen LANHAM [1] Jr., was born in Princes Georges Co. in 1760. He married Eleanor SELBY 4 October 1779 [dau of William and Martha Jenkins Selby] in Prince Georges Co. See The Stephen Lanham Family 1760 for details. Stephen died 31 May 1845, and is said to be buried on the farm near Otter Creek, Madison Co. KY. Stephen Lanham Revolutionary War Pension, s30, 534, Certificate 30, 902 issued 10 Dec 1836. Census 1840: Stephen LanKin ( Lanham) Male 80-89, female 80-89.
(v.) Daughter, Sarah LANHAM [1], was born ca 1753.
(vi.) Daughter, Leah LANHAM [1], was born ca 1761, and married Charles SELBY, 18 December 1787 in Prince Georges Co. St. John’s Piscataway Parish Register, Brumbaugh Vo 1, p131. They moved to Madison Co.,`Kentucky, and owned land adjoining Stephen on Otter Creek.
(vii.) Daughter, Mary Ann LANHAM [1], was born ca 1763. ( a Mary Ann Married Samuel Upton, 4 April 1790.) Moved to Monongalia County, VA. They had at least 9 children.
On 7 November 1766, Stephen and Leah Lanham of Frederick County, Maryland, conveyed to Andres Scholfield 41 1/4 acres, part of the tract called "Mizpah".
After Leah died Stephen married No. 2, Susannah [9] (maiden name unknown), about 1790. They had 2 sons and 2 daughters: Walter, Samuel, Margaret, and Ruth Lanham.
(viii.) Son, Walter LANHAM - Montgomery Co., MD Will L2:90, 25 June 1806
(ix.) Son, Samuel LANHAM, was born 1802, in P.G. Co. MD. Montgomery Co., MD Will L2:90, 25 June 1806
(x.) Daughter, Margaret LANHAM, born about 1794. Margaret married Henry Beall in 1815, and moved to OHIO.
(xi.) Daughter, Ruth LANHAM, ca 1806, Montgomery Co., MD Will L2:90, 25 June 1806, probated 9 Sep 1806.
In 1790 when the first census of the new United States of America was enumerated, Stephen Lanham was recorded in Montgomery County, Maryland, his household then consisting of himself, wife and one slave.
On 23 Dec 1794, Stephen and wife Susannah his wife conveyed to Andrew Scholfield 41 ¼ acres, part of “Mizpah” lying in Prince George County, Maryland, for a Mill Dam on Great Paint Branch. [10]
From the above information it is estimated that Stephen and Susannah married about 1790.
In consequence of old age and feeble health Stephen Lanham’s deposition was taken at his home in Madison County, KY, 4 June 1806, by John Hawkins a Justice of the Peace I and for the county. (source citation needed)
The will of Stephen Lanham, Sr., filed in Montgomery Co., Maryland, Wills, Libedr E. Folio 336-337, is dated 25 June 1806, proved 9 September 1806, as follows: [11]
IN THE NAME OF GOD, AMEN, I Stephen Lanham of Montgomery County and state of Maryland being very weak of body, `but of a perfect mind and memory thanks to God for the same and calling to mind that it appointed once for all men to die do make and ordain this my last will and Testament in manner and form following that is the Say, Principally and first, I recommend my Soul into the hands of him that gave it formerly trusting in his mercy and my body to the earth to have a Christian Burial and as touching my worldly Estate what it hath pleased God to bless me with, I Give and devise and Dispose of in manner and form following that is to Say in the first place after all my Just debts are paid then I Give and Bequeath to my beloved son Archibald the sum of five Shillings Sterling and no more - then I will and bequeath to Six more of my beloved Children namely, Sarah, Jerimiah, Thomas, Stephen, Leah, and Maryann five Shillings Sterling to each of them and no more , then to beloved wife Susannah, I will and bequeath one third part of my Estate both real and personal during her natural live and at her death to be equally divided between my four beloved children, namely Walter, Samuel, Margaret and Ruth, and it is my Will and desire that each of my beloved Children, namely Walter Samuel, Margaret, and Ruth to be paid their part at the day of Marriage or when they Shall come of age that is the Girls at the age of Sixteen and the boys at the age of Twenty One and further it is my Will and desire that all my Estate that I have willed and bequeathed to my beloved wife Susannah to be Equally divided between my four children, namely, Walter, Samuel, Margaret and Ruth after her death and lastly I appoint Institute and ordain my beloved wife Susannah and James Alexander Shaw my whole and Sole Executors and I do hereby renounce and revoke all former Will, and Testaments made by me and do hereby acknowledge this to be my last WIll and Testament in this presence of the undersigned witnesses and dated this Twenty-Fifth day of June in the year of our Lord Eighteen Hundred and Six. It is further my will and desire and do hereby Give and bequeath Twenty Dollars to each of my Sons, Namely, Walter and Samuel for their education
Witness
James W. Perry
Basis M Perry mark
Jno R. Bussard
His Mark - Stephen Lanham (SEAL)
Montgomery County Sct. On the 9th day of September 1806, came James W. Perry and Basis M. Perry, two of the Subscribing Witnesses to the Within Last Will and Testament of Stephen Lanham late of Montgemery County deceased and severally made Oath on the Holy Evnagels of the Almighty God that they did see the testator herin named Sign and Seal this Will and that they heard him publish pronounce and Declare the Same to be his Last Will and Testament and that at the time of his so doing he was to the best of their Aprehension of Sound and disposing mind memory and understanding and that they Respectively Subscribed their names to this Will as Witnesses in the presence and at the Request of the Testator and in the presence of each Other. And also in the presence of Jno R. Bussard and the other Subscribing Witness hereto
Certified by Saml. Turner Register
Stephen is also mentioned in a patent. [12]
PATENT
Mr. Stephen Lanham
Frederick & S.
his Patent 229 Acres
Mizaph
Ex'd.
KNOW YE THAT WHEREAS STEPHEN LANHAM of Princes George County by his Humble Petition to his Lordships Agent for Management of Land Affairs within this Province did set forth that he was seized in fee of and in One Hundred and Eighteen acres part of a tract or parcel of land called the Williams and Elizabeth lying and being in Frederrick County Originally on the third day of November Anno Domini Seventeen Hundred and Twenty Two Granted unto a certain Williams Beall for Five hundred acres under New Rent Contiguous to which the Petitioner has discovered some Vacant Land and being Desirous to Add the same- Humbly prayed a Special Warrant to Resurvey his Part of the aforesaid Tract for that Intent and Purpose and that on return of a Certificate of Such Resurvey he making good Rights to the Vacancy Added and Complying with all other Requisites usual in Such cases might have our Grant of Confirmation issue unto him for that Purpose did issue but the said warrant not being executed within the Time therein Limited it was on the twenty fourth day of January Seventee hundred and Sixty one Renewed and Continued in force for six months Longer from that Date. In Pursuance whereof it is Certified into our Land Office that hid Part of the aforesaid Trac or Parcel of Land is Resurveyed by which it appears the same Contains the Quantity of One Hundred and Four Acres of Vacant Land Added for which Said Surplus and Vacancy he has paid and Satisfied unto Edward Lloyd Esquire our present Asent and Receiver General for our use as well the sun of two Shillings and Nine Pence half Penny Sterling Caution for the said Vacancy according to Charles Lord Baronof Baltimore our Great Grand Father of Noble Memory his Instructions to Charles Carroll Esquire his the Agent bearing Date of London the Twelth day of September Seventeen hundred and Twelve and Registered in our Secretarys Office of our Said Providene Teogether with a Paragraph of our Dear Fathers Instructions bearing Date of London the Fifteenth day of December Seventeen hundred and thirty eight and Registered in our Land Office.
We do therefore hereby Grant and Confirm unto him the Said Stephen Lanham all that his Part of the aforesaid Tract or Parcel of land now Resurveyed with the Vacancy added and Surplus Included reduced into one Entire Tract and now called Mizpah. Beginning at the end of the Eighteenth Line of the aforesaid Land called the William and Elizabeth it being the Original Beginning of the aforesaid Part and running thence North Eighty degrees West Eighty Perches North twenty five Degrees East Fifty two Perches South Eighty Degrees West Eighty four Perches North twenty two Degrees West thirty four Perches North five Degrees East forty Eight Perches North Eighteen Degrees East forty Eight Perches North Eighty Degrees West twenty one Perches South seventy six Degrees West Sixty four Perches South ten degrees West Sixty Perches south thirteen Degrees East one hundred and two Perches South sixty degrees West fourty Perches North eighty six degrees West fifty two Perches South Seventy Six Perches South thirty Degrees West twenty Perches North Eighty Eight Degrees East Ninety Perches North forty Eight degrees East forty one Perches East Seventy Perches then by a straight line to the Beginning and Containing and now laid out for two hundred and twenty nine acres of Land according to the Certificate of Survey thereof taken and returned into our Land Office bearing date the thirteenth day of July Seventeen hundred and Sixty one and there Remaining together with all Rights Profits Benefits and Privileges thereunto belonging Royal Mines Excepted TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same unto him and the said Stephen Lanham his Heirs and Assigns for ever to beholden of Us and our Heirs as of our Manor of Congocheige in fee and Common Soccage by fealty only for all manner of Services Yielding and Paying therefore Yearly unto Us and our Heirs at our Receipt at our City of Saint Marys at the two most usual feasts in the Year Viz't.
The Feast of the annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary and Saint Michael the Arch angel by even and equal Portions the rent of nine Shillings and Two Pence Sterling in Silver or Gold and for a Fine upon every upon every Alienation of the Said Land or any Part or Parcel thereof one whole Years Rent in silver or Gold or the full Value thereof in such Commodities as we and our Heirs or such Officer or Officers as shall be appointed by Us and our Heirs from Time to Time to Collect and Receive the Same shall accept in Discharge thereof at the Choice of Us and our Heirs or such Officer or Officers aforesaid - PROVIDED THAT if the said Sum for a fine for Alienation and the said Alienation entered upon Record either in the Provincial Court or County Court where the same Parcel of Land lieth within one month next after Such Alienation then the said Alienation shall be void and of no Effect.
GIVEN UNDER our Great Seal of our Said Province of Maryland this ninth day of September Anno Domini Seventeen hundred and Sixty four WITNESS our trusty and well beloved Horatio Sharpe Esquire lieutenant General and Chief governor of our Said Province of Maryland and Chancellor and Keeper of the Great Seal thereof
The Great Seal
HORATIO SHARPE
Stephen died after 25 June 1806 when he executed his will, and before to 9 Sep 1806 when his will was probated [13] [11].
After Stephens death in 1806, his wife Susannah married a Joshua Doyle/Dial/Dyel in 1807. They both moved to Ohio. A church record in Perry Co. OH stated that Margaret Lanham and husband Henry Beall were Susannah and Joshua’s sponsors. Margaret and Henry Beall named their son Joshua Doyle Bell. [14]