Family Card - Person Sheet
NameSamuell Magruder 
Birth1654, , Calvert Co., Md.
Death1710/1711, , Prince Georges, Md.
FatherEmigrant Alexander Magruder Emigrant (<1605-1677)
MotherMargaret Braithewaite
Spouses
Notes for Samuell Magruder
Will: Annapolis Will Libre 5 folio 269; P.G. Co. Libre 1 folio 235. (MTutwiler papers). Abstracted in some detail in "Maryland Calendar of Wills" Vol. III by Jane Baldwin, repr Gen. Pub. Co. 1968, pp. 194-5, ref. 13.210 [l./p.?] Names wife Sarah, sons Samuell & hrs, Ninian & hrs, John & hrs, James & hrs, William & hrs, Alexander & hrs, Nathaniell & hrs; daus. Eliza, Sarah, Verlinda, Mary; bros. Alexander, Nathaniell, John (decd?). Dated 23 Nov 1710; probate 16 Apr 1711.
Burgess for P.G. Co. 1704-1707-09, "Gentleman Justice" of P.G. Co. 1697. (MTutwiler papers)
Col. Wars: Capt. of Militia. P.G. Co., 1696.
BIRTH/DEATH: Dates from CCMagruder in Col Fams US (1907; v.I) p.348-9; Bplace from MTutwiler papers. (Former death date abt 1721, source unknown, perhaps a different Samuel M.). Md. Cal. Wills cited above shows will written 23 Nov 1710, prob. 16 Apr 1711.
"... of 'Good Luck,' Prince George's County, Md.; was Civil and Military Officer (High Justice and Captain of Militia) for Prince George's County, 1696; Gentleman Justice. 1697-1705; Member of the House of Burgesses, 1704-7; one of His Majesty's Commissioners, 1696 ...." (CCMagruder, ColFamsUS I 349).
Md. GRC (NSDAR) Rept. 1934, p. 290: Vestryman St. Paul's Calvert Hundred CH. 1682-93 (Md. Arch. vol. 23 Folio 29). Will probated Upper Marlboro 17 Apr 1711 Liber 1 Folio 47 (PG Co Wills).
Hienton, P.G. Heritage: An original vestryman of St. Paul's Parish, Calvert Co., when founded by Act of General Assembly in 1692 (p.57). Became an official of Prince George's County when it was organized in 1696. He witnessed Ninian Beall's deed of gift of property to establish a Presbyterian church in 17xx (p.92), but was not a trustee under the deed, so apparently remained in the Established Church. He and Alexander Magruder were among the eleven original commissioners appointed by the General Assembly when that body chartered Upper Marlboro in 1706 (p. 121).
A map showing pre-1696 landholdings is MISSING FROM THIS COPY.
Burgess for P.G. Co. 1704-1707-09, "Gentleman Justice" of P.G. Co. 1697. (MTutwiler papers)
Col. Wars: Capt. of Militia. P.G. Co., 1696.
BIRTH/DEATH: Dates from CCMagruder in Col Fams US (1907; v.I) p.348-9; Bplace from MTutwiler papers. (Former death date abt 1721, source unknown, perhaps a different Samuel M.). Md. Cal. Wills cited above shows will written 23 Nov 1710, prob. 16 Apr 1711.
"... of 'Good Luck,' Prince George's County, Md.; was Civil and Military Officer (High Justice and Captain of Militia) for Prince George's County, 1696; Gentleman Justice. 1697-1705; Member of the House of Burgesses, 1704-7; one of His Majesty's Commissioners, 1696 ...." (CCMagruder, ColFamsUS I 349).
Md. GRC (NSDAR) Rept. 1934, p. 290: Vestryman St. Paul's Calvert Hundred CH. 1682-93 (Md. Arch. vol. 23 Folio 29). Will probated Upper Marlboro 17 Apr 1711 Liber 1 Folio 47 (PG Co Wills).
Hienton, P.G. Heritage: An original vestryman of St. Paul's Parish, Calvert Co., when founded by Act of General Assembly in 1692 (p.57). Became an official of Prince George's County when it was organized in 1696. He witnessed Ninian Beall's deed of gift of property to establish a Presbyterian church in 17xx (p.92), but was not a trustee under the deed, so apparently remained in the Established Church. He and Alexander Magruder were among the eleven original commissioners appointed by the General Assembly when that body chartered Upper Marlboro in 1706 (p. 121).
A map showing pre-1696 landholdings is MISSING FROM THIS COPY.