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Also, there was no term of service specified in the Indenture although Cornwallis discussed the disagreement about a term of 5 years or 7 years. The two Indenture witnesses were not called to testify the Nichols understood the words although the Nichols only signed by marks. He again absconded and in May 1983, committed a very violent robbery on a 67 year old woman at Milton Keynes and was then placed in a secure unit at Little Heath Lodge.

Benjamin Matox Sr. = Benjamin II. ---Joseph Rutlidge 1818 grant listed John Maddox land & Davis, Donaldson, Norwood, Ware. A detailed examination of the carriage was carried out by Scenes of Crime Officers from the British Transport Police, Northampton Police and West Midlands Police. Mr Michael Harris, Miss Elaine King and Mr Christopher Foweather of the Huntingdon Home Office Forensic Science Laboratory also attended. William Evans died in 1646 leaving a widow Ann. As early as December 1646 John Nichols married the widow. At that time he was reimbursed out of the William Evans estate. The first we hear of Cornelius is in 1680 on a ship from England to Maryland. My guess is that he enlarged and took over one of his father's businesses (exporting) about that time or had already built up his own business, and regularly escorted tobacco to England, and English goods to Maryland. [Citation: "Excerpts from Ship Passenger Lists" by Skinner, found in "Passenger and Immigration Lists Index" Vol. 2, Gale Research Co., Detroit]Esther “Hester” is named by the court and called “my daughter” by John Nichols. A jury of 12 in the Lower Court who “find this Indenture illegal, deceitful, and void” sets Hester free. Abbeville SC Census was Ignatius Posey [step-son of Henley] adjacent Walter Maddox adjacent Benjamin II Maddox. When the police met the train and saw the condition inside the coach Instructions were immediately given for it to be taken out of service as it was evident that a serious incident had occurred somewhere—but where? Driver Edward Hartwell and Guard Alan Gilbert who had worked the train were seen but could give no helpful answers to the police questions.

She is also a loving wife and mother and is known for her strong partnership with her husband, Don Warrington MBE. Who Are Don Warrington’s Parents? Family Explored William Smallwood Taylor b. ca. 1765, m. Mary Sanders, d. 1765, John Maddox Adm. his estate & Acts. He was a merchant, as recorded in either tax lists or the ship passenger list. Perhaps this information is also from government records. We know that he provided some kind of products or services to the state of Maryland, because he was paid handsomly for it. Twice in 1681, the year after his arrival in America, he was paid by the governor and General Assembly of Maryland. Once during the August-September Session with 1050 pounds of tobacco, and once during the November Session with 1800 pounds of tobacco. [Source: "Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly October 1678 - November 1683, vol. 7, pgs. 212 and 249, as found in "Archives of Maryland Online"]

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Herod Freeman, William Davis, and Reuben Nash inventoried the estate of Mark Ball. 1806 Herod Freeman was granted 626 acres on Robertson’s Creek and moved. But, William Davis [+04] and Reuben Nash [+09] lived near the 1810 tight Maddox group. We are unsure how they met, but we suspect they crossed paths while working in the same circle, as her spouse is a celebrated actor. Whereas there hath beene Two hundred Twenty Three Thousand ffour hundred fforty Three pds of Tob laid out & disbursed by the vpper & Lower houses of this prsent Genl Assemnbly

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There are plenty of photographs of Molly posing while modelling and there is footage of her relaxing and enjoying herself. There is also CCTV surveillance footage from the night in question and reconstructions od dramatic events. The cinematography by Morgan Andrews looks great and Benjamin was a “half-blood” sibling in the estate of Ann Taylor. 1740 received provisional deed of “Posey’s Chance” adjacent “Athey’s Hopewell.” 1770 Benjamin willed “Posey’s Chance” to son Benjamin II. Charles MD records: 1733, 1740, 1743, 1745, 1750, 1755, 1767, and 1770. Benjamin (II) A British Rail employee, Mr Anthony Denton, travelled on this train from Euston on the night of the murder and occupied a seat in the second carriage. He was able to describe a woman who was travelling alone in the same carriage and related the conversation he had with her about the train going to Birmingham because of the long time it was taking on the journey. Perhaps she had not even then, realised that she had got on a slow train at Euston which would be calling at intermediate stations. Mr Denton left the train at Bletchley, at which time the woman was still in her seat. CORNELIUS MADDOX was b. abt 1660 in England; d. 1705-1706 in Charles Co., Md.; md. MARY SMALLWOOD. (See Family 376-377.) Mary, dau. of James Smallwood (1639) and wife Hester Evans (1643), was b. 2 Nov 1670 in Charles Co.; md. (1) CORNELIUS MADDOX; md. (2) JOHN TAYLOR. Children (Maddox) b. Charles Co.: JAMES, b. abt 1686; d. 1734; md. MARY. Children (Maddox): Notley, Elizabeth, and Walter. JOHN, b. 1687; d. 1748-1749; md. ELIZABETH WOODSON. Children (Maddox) b. Goochland Co., Va.: William, John, Benjamin, Jacob, James, David, Sarah, Elizabeth, Susannah, and Ann Elizabeth. Clarke saw Roy at the former’s home during the morning of Friday, 22nd March and during the visit Roy described the fight he had had with three coloured men at Milton Keynes railway station and showed him the cuts to his hand.