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The information provided here has been submitted by Brian and Kitty Crowley and formatted for this page by Richard C. Norwood, Jr. 23 February, 1999
Captain John Norwood became the first High Sheriff of Anne Arundel County, and received lands (later patented as "Norwood") adjacent to Norwood's Creek (now called "Weems Creek") and featuring Norwood's Point (now called "Horseshoe Point") in what is now the Wardour section of Annapolis. He received his title "Captain" in the Battle of the Severn in March, 1655. The Anglican forces of Gov. William Stone attempted to reestablish control over the Puritan areas of Maryland, but were defeated by the well organized Puritans. Captain John Norwood, as High Sheriff, took control of the captured prisoners.
Captain John Norwood (1605-1672) is the son of either Tyringham(1576-9/16/1629) and Anne (Boteler) Norwood, or his brother William and Agnes (Boteler) Norwood (sister of Anne). Tyringham and William were sons of John (d. 1588) and Anne (Tyringham) Norwood. John’s father was Thomas Norwood, whose father was Robert, whose father was William(~1475-1537), whose parents were Sir John (~1440-1509) and Eleanor(Giffard)(1450-bef 1496) Norwood of Leckhampton Court. This last William’s brother was Roger, progenitor of the Norwoods of Virginia, who were part of the Leckhampton, Gloucestershire, Norwood family.
Captain John had many children, including:
Some family names associated with this Norwood line listed by Maryland County and assembled by Kitty Crowley from family group sheets:
Anne Arundel Co- Gott, Beale, Howard, Stevens/Stephens, Rutland, Browne, Dorsey, Warfield, Rideout, Winchester
Howard Co- Hobbs, Shipley, Barlow, Baker, Cissel, Gott, Hurd
Baltimore County- Stansbury, Amos, Browning, Dorsey, Elliott, Foster, Hyatt, McCubbin, Richardson, Rodgers, Warfield, Wright
Frederick/Montgomery- Brandenburg, Browning, Boyer, Anderson, Kindley/Kindlay, Moxley, Anderson, Baker, Falconer, Ellis, Beall, Becraft, Mullinix, Purdum, Burdette, Day, Lease, Clag(g)ett, Clay, Cain, Watkins, King, Bussard, Darby, Davis, Devilbiss, Fogle/Vogel, Geisler, Harrison, Hilleary, Hyatt, Lawson, Lewis, Ramsburg/Remsburg, Richards, Tabler, Waters
Click blow to see a detailed list of individual marriages:
A | B-C | D-F | G-H | I-L | M-O | P-S | T-W | XYZ
The Will of Thomas Norwood
Frederick County, Maryland
1849
The Will of John Norwood
Wilkinson Co., MS
1825
The Will of Edward Norwood
Baltimore Co., MD
1770
The Will of Mary Norwood
Baltimore, MD
1822
The Will of John Norwood
Native of Maryland
1823
The Woodville Republican (Vol. I)
Woodville, Mississippi
Newpaper notices pertaining to Norwoods
INDEX
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The Southern Norwood GenSite 1
INDEX
John Norwood and Mary Haile
INDEX
Captain Edward Norwood
Native American Descendants of Delaware, etc.
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The Descendants of Captain John Norwood
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Lines of Descent from Capt. John Norwood
Submitted by Linda Roberts
Capt. Norwood's Response to his
Court-Martial, Baltimore, MD, 1778
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