John Townshand Wilcoxon was born on 19 February 1789 in Montgomery County, Maryland.¹ He was the son of Jesse Wilcoxon and Elizabeth Claggett.¹

     Margaret Ann Wilcoxon was born on 17 March 1791 in Montgomery County, Maryland.¹ She was the daughter of Jesse Wilcoxon and Elizabeth Claggett.¹

     Deborah Wilcoxon was born on 9 December 1792 in Montgomery County, Maryland.¹ She was the daughter of Jesse Wilcoxon and Elizabeth Claggett.¹

     Horatio Wilcoxon was born on 22 November 1795 in Montgomery County, Maryland.¹ He was the son of Jesse Wilcoxon and Elizabeth Claggett.¹ He married Ann Gaither on 27 August 1811 in Montgomery County, Maryland.² He died on 22 March 1844 at age 48.¹

     Ann Gaither married Horatio Wilcoxon, son of Jesse Wilcoxon and Elizabeth Claggett, on 27 August 1811 in Montgomery County, Maryland.¹

     Thomas Claggett was born in 1713 in Prince Georges County, Maryland.² He was the son of John Claggett and Verlinda Sollers.^2,3 He married Ann Magruder, daughter of Ninian Magruder and Elizabeth Brewer.^1,4 He died in 1778.¹

     John Claggett was born circa 1682 in St. Leonard, Calvert County, Maryland.¹ He was the son of Thomas Claggett and Mary Nutter.^1,2 He married Verlinda Sollers, daughter of John Sollers, on 14 September 1712.³ He died between 11 October 1768 and 29 March 1769 in Prince Georges County, Maryland.⁴

     Thomas Claggett was born circa 1644 in Eastcheap, London, England.¹ He was the son of Edward Clagett and Margaret Adams.² He married Mary Nutter.² He married Sarah Patterson circa 1691 in Calvert County, Maryland.³ He died on 25 July 1703 in Clagett's Design, Calvert County, Maryland.¹

     Thomas Claggett served as a captain in the British Navy.⁴ He immigrated circa 1670 to Maryland.⁴ He owned more than 3,700 acres in Calvert, Prince Georges, Baltimore and Kent Counties, Maryland. His estates included Godlington Manor (1000 acres) on the Eastern shore, Maryland; Weston (800 acres) near Upper Marlboro; Greenland in Prince Georges County and large tracts near St. Leonard Township.⁴ He left a will on 25 July 1701 in Calvert County, Maryland. According to the will, Clegett, Thomas, Calvert Co., 25th July, 1701; 16th Nov., 1703.
To son Edward and hrs., personalty and all interest in certain tenements in the city of London, Eng.
" sisters Martha, Eliza: and Margaret, personalty.
" son Richard, 200 A., part of 700 A., "Greenland" in the freshes of the Patuxent. (For description see will).
" son John at 21 yrs. of age and hrs., 200 A., part of "Greenland" afsd. (For description see will).
" dau. Martha and hrs., 200 A., part of "Clegett's Forest," Balto. Co.
" son Charles and hrs., 400 A., part of "Clegett's Forest"
" " George and hrs., 400 A., residue of "Clegett's Forest."
In event of death of son Richard without issue, son John to inherit his portion, and vice versa; both dying without issue, their share to pass to son Thomas.
In event of death of dau. Martha, son Charles or son George, survivor or survivors to inherit deceased's portions.
To dau. Eliza:, wife of William Wadsworth, personalty.
" wife Sarah, extx., and hrs., remainder of tract of land bought of Col. Ninian Beall, part of which was sold to Jas Veitch, decd, which is to be sold for payment of debt.
" brother Richard Clagett, dwelling plantation bought of Jno. Veitch; "Clagett's Design" and residue of "Greenland," 300 A; also testator's portion of land in St Leonardstown, alias Canterbury, on St Leonards Ck; 4 tracts of land at hd. of St Leonards Ck., and lease of certain tract held from Chas. Carroll.
Test: Jno. Greves, Jno. Greves, Jr., Robt. Groves. 3. 8.⁵

     Edward Clagett was born circa 1605 in West Malling, Kent, England.¹ He married Margaret Adams.¹ He died in 1673 in London, England.¹

     Margaret Adams was born on 25 October 1616 in Eastcheap, London, England.¹ She married Edward Clagett.¹

     Mary Nutter married Thomas Claggett, son of Edward Clagett and Margaret Adams.¹

     Ann Clagett was born circa 1672 in Calvert County, Maryland.¹ She was the daughter of Thomas Claggett and Mary Nutter.¹ She married Nathan Veatch.¹ She married Richard Weaver.¹ She died in August 1746 in Prince Georges County, Maryland.¹

     Nathan Veatch was born circa 1668 in Calvert County, Maryland.¹ He married Ann Clagett, daughter of Thomas Claggett and Mary Nutter.¹ He died in May 1705 in Prince Georges County, Maryland.¹

     Richard Weaver married Ann Clagett, daughter of Thomas Claggett and Mary Nutter.¹

     Sarah Patterson married Thomas Claggett, son of Edward Clagett and Margaret Adams, circa 1691 in Calvert County, Maryland.¹

     Verlinda Sollers was the daughter of John Sollers.² She married John Claggett, son of Thomas Claggett and Mary Nutter, on 14 September 1712.¹

     John Sollers was born say 1635 in Kempsey, Worcestershire, England.¹ He was the son of Robert Sollers and Ann Childe.² He died circa 1699 in Calvert County, Maryland.¹

     John Sollers left a will on 15 February 1699 in Calvert County, Maryland. According to the will, WILL: In the name of God, Amen, I, John Sollers, gentleman of Calvert County, gt., being very weak of body but in perfect memory this 15th day of Feby Anno Dom 1699, calling to mind the uncertainty of this life and the multitude of my sinns which I hope God will forgive me for the sake and through the meritts of my blessed Lord and Savior Jesus.
I do appoint my dear beloved wife, Ann Sallers, and my well beloved son, Robert Sallers, and my trusty friend, William Dorrumple, to be my executors, to dispose of my estate according to what hereafter in mentioned: I give and bequeath my soul to God who gave it and my body to be decently buried att the descretion of my executors.
ITEM: I give to my beloved son, Robert Sallers, and his heirs forever a tract of land lying in Anne Arundel County near Samuel Chew'c Cove named "Hunts Hill.
"
ITEM: I give to my son-in-law, Samuel Lyle, and his heirs forever a tract fifty acres of land to be taken out of the tract where I now live, beginning at a bounded white oak which is bounded between said land and the land of Richard Smith.
ITEM: I give to my beloved wife, Ann Sallers, the remaining part of the said land where I now live for and during her life, and after decease, then to my son, Sabrell Sallers, and his heirs forever. In case the said Sabrell Sallers comes to the age of eighteen years during said mother's life, then he is to have the liberty of seating upon said land. And, in case my son, Sabrell Sallers, died without heirs the I give it to be equally divided between my three daughters, Valinda, Mary and Elizabeth Sallers, and their heirs forever. And, in case either of them die then to fall to the surviving sister or sisters. And, in case they all die then to be equally divided between my son Robert and my daughter, Ann Lyle, and their heirs forever.
ITEM: I give to my son-in-law, Samuel Lyle, one man servant named Daniel Pledger.
ITEM: I give and bequeath my personal estate to be equally divided between my beloved wife, Ann Sallers, and my four children, Sabrell, Valinda, Mary, and Elizabeth Sallers, my son, Sabrell, I appoint to be att age att the year eighteen and to receive theires according to custom.
ITEM: I give to my son, Robert Sallers, one gun called the "Brass Ring Gun." ITEM: I give the other small gun to my son, Sabrell Sallers.
ITEM: I give the "Gloucester Gun" to the heirs of Samuel Lyle begotten of my daughter Ann's body.
This I acknowledge to be my last will and testament, revoking and making void all others here-to-fore by me made.
Witness my hand and seal the day and year above written (Feb. 15, 1699). Attested to by George Parker and Richard Clegg.

John Sollars (gentleman) 21.187 A CA 446.1.6 Feb 24 1701
Payments to: Mr. Blakiston, Mrs. Elisabeth Cole, James Macklannen, William Smith, Samuell Chew, John Rouse, Timothy Sewall, Edward Ball, William Brown, Mr. Thomas Hicholla, Mr. Thomas Blake, Mr. Humph. Beale, Mr. Thomas Hardeaty, William Taylard due to Joseph Owens, William Sturmy, William Taylard.
List of debts: Mr. William Nicholls, Mr. Richard Smith, Mr. John Scott.
Executor: William Dorrumple (planter).

John Sollars 23.29 A CA 446.1.6 4.6.6 Apr 15 1703
Payments to: Dr. Thomas Chuter (?), Henry Fish, William Taylard, Thomas Hughes, John Willymot, Robert Sollars, Col. William Holland, Mr. Thomas Cockshutt.
Executor: Mr. William Derumple,

John Sollers 25.324 A CA 446.1.0 169.8.9 May 9 1706
Payments to: John Browne (merchant in London), William Cole, James Leach, Nicholas Sporne, William Taylard, widow (unnamed) of John Sollers.
Executrix: widow (unnamed), now wife of William Derumple.

John Sollars 36A.155 A CA 155.11.11 Sep 24 1714
Payments to: Henry Fernley, Col. Walter Smith, John Cleggatt for his wife Volinda (orphan of deceased), Sabastian Sollars (son of deceased), Elisabeth Sollars (orphan of deceased).
Executrix: Ann Dorumple, wife of William Dorumple.^3,2

     Robert Sollers was born circa 1595 in Kempsey, Worcestershire, England.¹ He married Ann Childe on 22 January 1617 in Kempsey, Worcestershire, Maryland.¹

     Ann Childe married Robert Sollers on 22 January 1617 in Kempsey, Worcestershire, Maryland.¹

     Ann Magruder was born circa 1719 in Prince Georges County, Maryland.¹ She was the daughter of Ninian Magruder and Elizabeth Brewer.^2,3 She married Thomas Claggett, son of John Claggett and Verlinda Sollers.^1,4

     John Claggett was born on 7 December 1744 in Rock Creek Parish, Prince Georges County, Maryland.¹ He was the son of Thomas Claggett and Ann Magruder.¹

     Ninian Claggett was born circa 1750 in Maryland.¹ He was the son of Thomas Claggett and Ann Magruder.¹

     Nathan Claggett was born circa 1756 in Maryland.¹ He was the son of Thomas Claggett and Ann Magruder.¹

     Ninian Magruder was born circa 1686 in Calvert County, Maryland.¹ He was the son of Samuel Magruder and Sarah (?)^2,3 He married Elizabeth Brewer, daughter of John Brewer and Sarah Ridgely.⁴ He died in 1751 in Prince Georges County, Maryland.¹

     Ninian Magruder left a will on 6 May 1751 in Prince Georges County, Maryland. According to the will, MAGRUDER, NINIAN. Prince George's Co, 6 May, 1751
26 Jun, 1751
To son John Magruder, 300 A., being pt. of "Magruder's Purchase," and pt. of "The Addition of Magruder Purchase," whereon he now lives.
To son Nathaniel Magruder, 101 A., being pt. of "Magruder's Purchase," and 200 A. of 'Honesty," where he now lives*
To son James Magruder, 300 A., being pt. of land called "Alexandra, whereon I now live, and 300 A. being pt. of tract called "Honesty, and 1/3 pt. of lot of ground In Upper Marlborough Town No. 47: also 2 slaves.
To 2 sons Samuel and Ninian Magruder, remaining pt. of tract called "Honesty."
To 2 sons John and Nathaniel, land "Grubby Thickett," 330 A.
To dau, Rachel Clagett, 13 pounds sterl.
To dau, Verlinda. Magruder, 2 slaves, and a side saddle that I have ordered from Mr, Groves, merchant In London.
To 2 sons John and Nathaniel, my wearing apparel.
To dau, Sarah Beall, 1 slave.
To dau. Elizabeth Perry, 1 slave.
To dau, Anne Clagett, 1 slave,
To dau. Rebecca Offutt, 1 slave.
My 11 children: Samuel, John, Ninian, Nathaniel, James Magruder, Sarah Beall, Elizabeth Perry, Anne Clagett., Rebecca Offutt, Rachel Clagett and Virlinda Magruder.
Son James Magruder, ex.
Wit: Nathaniel Magruder, Jeremiah Magruder, James Gibson. MCW 28, 84.⁵

     Elizabeth Brewer was born on 26 October 1690 in All Hallows Parish, Anne Arundel County, Maryland.¹ She was the daughter of John Brewer and Sarah Ridgely.^1,2 She married Ninian Magruder, son of Samuel Magruder and Sarah (?).¹ She died before 1751.¹

     John Brewer was born say 1655 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.¹ He was the son of John Brewer and Elizabeth (?)² He married Sarah Ridgely, daughter of Henry Ridgely and Elizabeth Howard.^2,3 He died in 1690 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.¹

     John Brewer left a will. According to the will, John Brewer (planter) 11A.3 1/2 W AA 123.12.6 Apr 5 1690 Oct 15 1690
Bequests: plantation to son John except that part for my wife (pregnant) which adjoins Edward Selby, to son Joseph, to wife Sarah, to father Henry Ridgley, wife Sarah as executrix.
Witnesses: Clement Davis, Thomas Sutton, Joseph Burton.
Sureties: John Gray, William Brewer.
Witnesses: Henry Bonner, Nicholas Gassaway, Jr., Thomas Sutton.
Appraisers of inventory: John Gray, Thomas Sutton.⁴

     John Brewer was born say 1622.¹ He married Elizabeth (?)¹ He died in 1664 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.¹

     John Brewer came to Massachusetts in 1645. Later he was in the Nansemond Puritan Colony of Virginia. In 1649 the Puritan Colony went to Maryland by invitation of Governor Stone, and John Brewer settled on the South River near Annapolis. The brick house he built in 1659 near the State House in Annapolis is still standing.
John Brewer acquired many acres of land in Maryland. 'Brewerton', 'Larkington', 'Wright' and 'Security' were names of some of his tracts of land. John Brewer, Gentleman, was made Commissioner for Anne Arundel County in 1657 and was one of Captain Fuller's 'Assembly of Ten Men.' He was a member of the House of Burgesses in 1661, and was one of a 'grand committee' of both Houses to draw up an act empowering the Governor to raise forces for protection against unfriendly Indians.¹

     Elizabeth (?) married John Brewer.¹

     Sarah Ridgely was born say 1663 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.^1,2 She was the daughter of Henry Ridgely and Elizabeth Howard.^1,2,3 She married John Brewer, son of John Brewer and Elizabeth (?).^1,4 She married Thomas Odell.^1,2 She died circa 1727 in Prince Georges County, Maryland.^1,5

     Thomas Odell married Sarah Ridgely, daughter of Henry Ridgely and Elizabeth Howard.^1,2