In a message dated 06/10/2000 12:49:10 AM Eastern Daylight Time, 
[email protected] writes:

<< Are any of you descendants of Benjamin Lord?  Did he have a brother named 
 John T. Lord who settled in Georgia? >>
 
I cannot go back in my database to your Lords, but I do have a Catherine 
Appleby (Lord?) (Not sure if her maiden name was Lord or Appleby or if she 
married a Lord and later a Dargan.) She married Rev. Timothy Dargan of Amelia 
Township, Berkeley County SC ca 1720's. (He was from Prince Wm. County Va. 
and prob. married there.) The speculation is that the Lords were his in-laws. 
 Here's what I have; it might help you to make a connection later on:

Timothy Dargan was granted, on 4 Nov. 1749, all of the goods, chattels, 
household stuffs, etc, of Owen Lord and his wife Mary, in return for which 
Timothy was to provide the Lords dwelling, clothing, etc. for the rest of 
their natural life.  The deed witnessed by John Nindrin, Peter Glaswork, and 
William Glaswork was signed by mark of Owen and Mary Lord and recorded 27 
Nov. 1749 in Prince William County Deed Book M, pg  34.  Bond in the amount 
of 100 pds. current money was made.

Glenna

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