Talk:Josias Fendall

Genealogy

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Fendall's descendants

1. Josias Fendall II (ca. 1662-1723).
2. Jane Fendall (ca. 1664-1675).
3. James Fendall (ca. 1667-1698).
4. Elizabeth Fendall (ca. 1670), no further information.
5. Col. John Fendall I (1672-1734), of "Clivedon Hall", who married Elizabeth (Hanson) Marshall (1671-1735), widow of William Marshall II (1670-1698). Elizabeth was the daughter of Randall Hanson (1630-1699) and his first wife, Barbara (Hatton) Johnson (ca. 1634).
6. Mary Fendall (1673-1751), who married 1) John Theobald I (1666-1713), son of Clement Theobald (ca. 1620-1675) and Mary ? (ca. 1620-1668). 2) Matthew Barnes, Sr. (1670-1746), son of Henry Barnes, Sr. (1650-1675) and Sarah (?) Coffer (1643).

Move back if cited. Toddstreat1 12:09, 2 October 2007 (UTC)

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March 1660

"In March, 1660, with a number of associates, including Capt. William Fuller (d. 1695), and the Assembly, he suddenly attempted to overthrow the proprietary government. This was a bloodless rebellion against Lord Baltimore, probably instigated by the Cromwell Government in England, and was termed "Fendall's Rebellion"."

There was no Cromwell Government (which is usually called The Protectorate) in England at that time (see English Interregnum for dates). --PBS (talk) 13:52, 18 December 2008 (UTC)

B-class article

There is a suitable amount of content in this article, though non of it is referenced in any way, which therefore doesn't make this a B-class article. This is my reason for down rating it to a C class on the Maryland Wikiproject. However, I am happy to help look for references. For anyone else interested in helping this article along, try google books (it has worked for me in the past)-(Wikipedian1234 (talk) 22:42, 30 October 2009 (UTC))