| {13259} ♂ David Hellen Beruf - profession: Wohnort - place of residence: Patuxent Farm ✱ ✝ 1718 Nathaniel Hellen had a son, David, who married Susannah Milton, the daughter and heiress of John Milton. Milton's Lot, the dwelling plantation of the Miltons, and later of the Hellen family, is situated on the Patuxent River near St. Leonard's Creek. Its site is marked by the fine old brick plantation house known as Patuxent Farm. The Rent Rolls show that David Hellen possessed Milton's Lot (probably in the right of his wife) and several adjacent tracts, Warren, Persie, Harrow-on-the-Hill, and Hooper's Neck. David Hellen died in 1718 and left Hooper's Neck to his sons John and Peter, Warren to his son William, and his 'dwelling plantation' to his son Richard. (History of Calvert County, Marylan by Charles Francis Stein, 1960) |
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∞ in bis {13260} Susannah Milton |
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Hellen ✱ {13262} Peter Hellen ✱ {13263} William Hellen ✱ {13264} Richard Hellen ✱ |