Jesse Gudgeon ¹

  Noted events in his life were:

• Occupation: Jesse Gudgeon operated a grocery and liquor store at the corner of Bond & Fleet Streets, 1829, Baltimore, Baltimore County, Maryland, USA.

• Residence: 55 North Caroline Street, Between 1845 and 1848, Baltimore, Baltimore County, Maryland, USA.

• as a sergeant in the 7th Regt Cav. Streetts Maryland Militia: as a sergeant in the 7th Regt Cav. Streetts Maryland Militia: War Of 1812.

• was the defendant in a Mortgage foreclosure on Harrid's Hope; plaintiff John G. Worthington: was the defendant in a Mortgage foreclosure on Harrid's Hope; plaintiff John G. Worthington, 14 Apr 1817. Recorded (Chancery Record) 109, p. 448.
Accession No.: 17,898-5553-1/2 MSA S512-7-5669 Location: 1/37/2/

• Jesse Gudgeon assigned land to Richard Beall: Jesse Gudgeon assigned land to Richard Beall, 14 Dec 1816, Harford County, Maryland, USA. DEED TO RICHARD BEALL Extract

"The firm of Gudgeon and Murphy and Jesse Gudgeon is a partner, stands indebted to the said Richard B. Beall in a certain promissory notes for $333.33 each to the number of eighteen notes dated 2 December 1816.... Assigns to Richard B. Beall all those parcels of land heretofore conveyed to a certain James Carroll on or about the 23rd day of Nov. 1816 conveyed to the said Jesse Gudgeon situated in Harford Co, near the town of Joppa named "Wolf's Harbor" containing 318 acres and "Gouldsmith Neck" containing 200 acres and "Arthur's Delay" containing 10 acres."

• Jesse Gudgeon inherited by his father's will: Jesse Gudgeon inherited by his father's will, 1812, Maryland, USA. I give and bequeath unto my son Jesse Gudgeon all the land that I holdin Gunpowder Neck, all but one hundred and twenty achres in the firstone hundred and one achres in Baltimore county purchased of JohnHarrod, one negro man named George, one Negro woman named Rebecca andher child when born, one negro boy named William, one bed andfurniture, two mules and my riding horse and saddle, six chears andtable, one looking glass, one bofat, one silver tankard, my goldwatch, silver knee buckles, one gun and wearing apparel, onebreeding sow and thirteen shoats, one still, two cows, threeheffers, one steer, three calves, four sheep, and plow and gears,the patent wright of a threshing mecheane and flax brakeing ditto ofFrederich County.

Jesse married Rachel Murphy on 24 Oct 1820 in Baltimore County, Maryland, USA. (Rachel Murphy died on 13 Nov 1846 in Baltimore County, Maryland, USA.)