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Ezekial SLADE

SAR Patriot #: P-333949

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State of Service: MD      Qualifying Service: Patriotic Service

Birth: 1729 / / MD
Death: 11 Sep 1802 / Harford / MD

Qualifying Service Description:

Signed Oath of Allegiance and Association of Freemen 1776


Additional References:

Henry Peden, Revolutionary Patriots of Harford Co, MD 1775-83


Spouse: Ann Whitaker
Children: Abraham;
Members Who Share This Ancestor
Date Approved Society ACN SAR Member Info Lineage via Child View Application Detail
2012-02-15 MD 45160 Guy Edward Almony Jr. (160713) Abraham   
Location:
Monkton / Baltimore / MD / USA
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Author: Guy Edward Almony, Jr.
Ezekiel Slade 
(Bef 1726 Harford Co, MD – 20 Aug 1802 Harford Co, MD)
 
Ezekiel Slade was born Bef 1726 in Harford Co, MD. He was the son of William Slade Jr. d. 1731 and Elizabeth. He married Ann Whitaker on Jan 7, 1754. He had seven children: Josias, Thomas, Ezekiel, William, Abraham, Ann, and John. He died 20 Aug 1802 in Harford Co, MD. His patriotic service included PS - Signed Oath Baltimore 1783 in Baltimore Co, MD. He signed Association of Freemen in 1776 and Oath of Allegiance in Harford Co MD 1778. Buried at St. James of My Ladys Manor Cem, Monkton, Baltimore Co, MD (Has Marker)

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