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Richard Tilghman Earle 1729–1788 – Genealogical Records
Birth Date: 10 Feb 1729
Birth Location: Queen Anne's, Maryland, United States
Death Date: Mar 1788
Death Location: Centreville, Queen Anne's, Maryland, United States
Father: James Earle
Mother: Mary Tilghman
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Children(s): Richard Jr
The story of Richard Tilghman Earle began in 1729 in Queen Anne's, Maryland, United States. Richard Tilghman Earle had children including Richard Tilghman Earle Jr. Richard Tilghman Earle passed away in 1788 in Centreville, Queen Anne's, Maryland, United States.
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Biography
- The story of Richard Tilghman Earle began in 1729 in Queen Anne's, Maryland, United States.
- Richard Tilghman Earle had children including Richard Tilghman Earle Jr.
- Richard Tilghman Earle passed away in 1788 in Centreville, Queen Anne's, Maryland, United States.
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Richard Earle's Descendants
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1. Richard (Tilghman Earle) Jr 1750–1791 m. Elizabeth Blond 1750–1790
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1. Sophia Earle 1770–1856 m. Peter (J Loper) Sr. 1757–1820
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1. Joseph (Messick) Loper 1801–1880 m. Clara (Harriett Elizabeth) Nichols 1803–1850
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1. Nancy (Mahittabell) Loper 1826–1905 m. William (Henry) Daniels 1827–1874
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Richard Earle's Timeline
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Event Type: Birth
Event Date: 10 Feb 1729
Event Place: Queen Anne's, Maryland, United States
Genealogy Event 2
Event Type: Death
Event Date: Mar 1788
Event Place: Centreville, Queen Anne's, Maryland, United States