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JANE LOWE SEWALL CALVERT: GOVERNOR'S LADY AND LAND BARONESS by Robert Barnes . Jane Lowe Sewall Calvert, daughter of Vincent and Anne (Cavendish) Lowe, was baptized on 14 October 1633, and died in 1700/1. She had a distinguished lineage. The Lowes were a family of gentry status from Denby, County, Derby, and her mother was a relative of the Earl of
13 de sept. de 2022 · Jane Sewall was the daughter of Henry Sewall and his wife Jane Lowe. She married Philip Calvert, Esq., as his second wife in 1681. Philip, born 1626, was the youngest son of George Calvert, Knt., 1st Lord Baltimore, by his second wife Joan, was a Governor of Maryland (1660). Philip died in Maryland shortly before 26 February 1682/3. Jane, his ...
Jane Lowe has a very well documented descent from a number of Magna Charta Sureties. See Douglas Richardson: Magna Carta Ancestry , Baltimore, 2005 for full details and complete documentation. I haven't checked thoroughly, but included are:
Although documentary evidence indicates that Europeans had established a presence in the area by 1637, Mattapany was not occupied until ca. 1663, when Henry Sewall, Secretary of the Maryland colony, acquired the property. After Sewall's death in 1665, Charles Calvert married his widow, Jane, and moved to her plantation.
Lady Jane Lowe born 1633 in Denby, ... Charles Calvert and had 10 children. ... Nicholas Sewall 1655 - 1737. Jane Sewell 1659 - 1692.
(Henry Sewall was born after 1619 in Warwick, England 4 6 and died in 1665 in Patuxent, St. Mary's Co., Maryland 4.) Jane next married Charles Calvert, 3rd Lord Baltimore, Governor of Maryland, son of Cecil Calvert, 2nd Lord Baltimore and Anne Arundell, Lady Baltimore, about 1667. 7 (Charles Calvert, 3rd Lord Baltimore, Governor of Maryland was born on Aug 27, 1637 7 and died on Feb 21, 1713/ ...
2 de abr. de 2018 · Not to be confused with Jane Lowe, who married 1) Col. Henry Sewall and 2) Charles Calvert, 3rd Baron Baltimore. "Mary" was an *extremely* common first name at this time and every family had at least one. Jane who married Thomas Sewell (different branch of the family, or no relation) is of unknown parentage.
