Events
- Born
- 1626 — England, United Kingdom
- Died
- 1686 — Kent, Maryland, United States1 source
- Will
- 18 May 1686 — Kent, Maryland, United States1 source
- Probate
- 28 Sep 1686 — Kent, Maryland, United States1 source
- Title
Major
Parents
Family group sheet →- FatherThomas RinggoldBet. 1609 and 1610 – Sep 1681
- MotherBarbara1620 – 1657
- ChildJames Ringgold1626 – 1686
- ChildJohn RinggoldAbt. 1636 – Bet. 25 Apr 1672 and 17 Sep 1672
Family
Family group sheet →Married: 8 Feb 1672/3 — Maryland, United States
- FatherJames Ringgold1626 – 1686
- MotherMary Vaughan1657 – 11 Dec 1707
- ChildJohn Ringgold
- ChildJames R Ringgold1671 – Bef. 15 Mar 1704/5
- ChildBarbara Ringgoldb. 28 Dec 1671
- ChildWilliam Ringgold1677 – 1754
- ChildCharles Ringgold1685 – Bef. 8 Sep 1723
Family
Family group sheet →Married: Abt. 1656
- FatherJames Ringgold1626 – 1686
- MotherMary Spears
- ChildThomas Ringgold, IIAbt 1670 – Bef. 10 Oct 1711
Notes
- Lord of Eastern Neck Favorite of the Crown Major of Kent Militia (1678-1683) Justice (1661-1674) Commissioner of Talbot 1662 Commissioner of Kent 1682
Sources & citations
Will · 18 May 1686
Probate · 28 Sep 1686
Death
- Maryland Calendar of Wills
Ringgold, James,Kent Co.,18th May, 1686; 28th Sept., 1686. To sons William and John 600 A. “The Plaines” equally; should either son die during minority or before marriage, survivor to inherit his portion. To younger son Charles, 150 A. “Ringgolds Fortnne” at mouth of Anake. To son James, dwelling plantation provided that son Thomas refuse to give him 300 A. of northern portion of 600 A. of land given by deceased father Thomas Ringgold to sd. son Thomas. But if son James by reason of being the eldest son of the now only dau. of Capt. Robert Vaughan, deceased, inherit lands of sd. Vanghan, then testator gives to son Thomas the entire tract of 600 A. afed., together with dwelling plantation. He to be of age at death of testator. To dau. Barbara Lanham and to William Williams, personalty. To children afsd. and dau.-in-law Rebecka Borten, personalty. To wife Mary, 1/3 personalty and ½ dwelling plantation during life, she to administer on estate jointly with Col. Henry Coursey. Test: John Fodrecin, John Stokes, Morgan Brown. 4. 232.