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Benedicta Shelving was born in 1326 in Kent, EnglandG. She and Edmund Hawte were married in 1350 in EnglandG. She died in April 1391, at age ~65, in Canterbury, Kent, EnglandG.

John Shelving was born in 1300 in Canterbury, Kent, EnglandG. He and Benedicta Denne were married in 1325 in Kent, EnglandG. He died in 1329, at age ~29.

Henry Hawte was born in 1290 in Kent, EnglandG. He and Annabel Atte Halle were married in 1319 in Kent, EnglandG. He died on June 3, 1370, at age ~80, in EnglandG.

William Hawte was born in 1270 in EnglandG. He and Margery de Marynes were married in 1289 in Kent, EnglandG. He died in 1371, at age ~101, in EnglandG.

Simon Fitz Hawte was born in 1250 in EnglandG. He was married.

Thomas Fitz Hawte was born in 1150. He was married.

Bertram Fitz Hawte was born in 1090. He was married.

Piers Fitz Hawte was born in 1020. He was married.

Came with William the conquerer in 1066.

Cecil Calvert was born on March 2, 1606. He and Anne Arundel were married on March 20, 1628. He died on November 20, 1675, at age 69, in MarylandG.

Anne Calvert was born on April 1, 1607 in Yorkshire, EnglandG. She and William Peasley were married in 1627 in Essex, MassachusettsG. She died in 1672, at age ~65, in Yorkshire, EnglandG.

William Peasley was born in 1580 in Gloucestershire, EnglandG. He and Anne Calvert were married in 1627 in Essex, MassachusettsG.

Anne Arundel was born on August 8, 1605 in Kent, EnglandG. She and Cecil Calvert were married on March 20, 1628. She died on July 29, 1649, at age 43, in Middlesex, EnglandG.

John Calvert was born in 1630 in MarylandG. He and Jane Elizabeth Bradshawe were married on July 14, 1655 in MarylandG. He died in May 1729, at age ~99, in MarylandG.

Charles Calvert was born on August 27, 1637 in Salisbury, Wiltshire, EnglandG. He and Jane Lowe were married. He died on February 21, 1715, at age 77, in London, EnglandG.

Leonard Calvert was born in November 1606 in London, EnglandG. He and Ann Brent were married. He died on June 9, 1647, at age 40, in St. Mary's County, MarylandG.

The location of Leonard Calvert's grave has been lost to history, but there is an effort underway to find it. Archeologists based in the Historic St. Mary's City research complex believe that Leonard Calvert is buried somewhere in St. Inigoes, Maryland. The most likely spot has been narrowed down to somewhere on Webster Field, now a small U.S. Naval Aircraft facility located on the water on the Western side of St. Inigoes. Several archeological digs have been conducted but the grave has yet to be discovered.

Members of the Calvert family in the settlement were known to be buried in lead coffins. It is not known if this is how Leonard Calvert was buried. His death, due to disease, happened suddenly and unexpectedly after a period of religious warfare had wracked the colony. Soon after his death, one of the first laws requiring religious tolerance was written and enacted in the colony, further codifying its original proprietarial mandate of religious tolerance and reestablishing peace.

William Calvert was born in 1643 in Yorkshire West Riding, EnglandG. He and Elizabeth Stone were married in September 1663 in St Marys County, MarylandG. He died on January 10, 1682, at age ~39, in Charles County, MarylandG.

Anne Calvert was born in 1644 in Yorkshire West Riding, EnglandG. She died in 1714, at age ~70, in Calvert County, MarylandG.

Elizabeth Stone was born in 1644 in Northampton, VirginiaG. She and William Calvert were married in September 1663 in St Marys County, MarylandG. She died in 1707, at age ~63, in MarylandG.

Grace Calvert was born on February 5, 1611 in Middlesex, EnglandG. She and Robert Talbot were married in 1631 in Middlesex, EnglandG. She died on August 15, 1672, at age 61.

Robert Talbot was born in 1603. He and Grace Calvert were married in 1631 in Middlesex, EnglandG. He died in 1667, at age ~64.