Individual Details
Ignatius Causine
(14 Jul 1643 - Bef 11 Jun 1695)
Notes:
I've estimated Ignatius' birth date based on the following documents:
Causine, Nicholas. His will, written 26 Feb 1653, mentions his wife Jane Cawsine, and sons Ignatius (when he shall come to the age of nineteen, being aged (.) years 14 July next) and Nicholas Cawsine (being seven years old the sixth of this month). [This will is not recorded in Baldwin's Calendar of Wills.] (Arch. Of MD, v. XLI, p.54).
This is the first time (I can find) that Ignatius Causine signed any documents. I am assuming he was 21 years old.
p. 182, Charles County Court and Land Records, Volume I
Robert Clarke and John Clarke, gent, assign to Thomas Baker, gent, a 4 year old mare; 4 Feb 1663/4; /s/ Robert Clarke, John Clarke; wit. George Thompson, Ignatius Causeene
Robert Clarke and John Clarke sell to George Thompson a gelding; 18 Feb 1663; /s/ Robert Clarke, John Clarke; wit. Ignatius Causeene, John Dodson
p. 23, Charles County Court and Land Records, Volume II
Liber E, Page 49
12 Sep 1671 Declaration of Citizenship: Ignatius Causine, son of Nicholas Causine, a subject of France; bom at the house of his father in St George River of an English mother; holding lands by descent from mother.
Archives of Maryland, Volume 2, Page 256-257 Assembly Proceedings, March--April 1671.
U. H Journal 1659-98, p. 190
Friday the 7th April 1671
Upon petition to this house made by Ignatius Causin to be naturalized of this Province Upon debate of the Matter It appeared that the said Ignatius was the Son of Nicholas Causin a Subject of the Crown of France born at the House of his said Father in St Georges River in this Province of an English Mother that the Lands Claimed by the said Nicholas were only Surveyed in the life time of the said Nicholas And since his Death Pattented by the said Ignatius Whereupon This house do declare that the said Ignatius is by his Lordships Charter a free Denizen of the Kingdom of England And by Consequence as to his Person needs no Naturalization being born here And as to the Lands said to descend from the Father this House do further declare that the Certificate of Survey was only a Chattel real of which his Mother an English Woman was seized & made over to him the said Ignatius in right of which he obtained an Original Grant from the Proprietary & so holds nothing by descent from the Proprietary his Father but is to all Intents & purposes One of the Natural born people of this
Province and hath as much Security for his Lands as any other Person in this Province now hath or the Rt honble the Lord Propry can Grant. John Rousby Clk of the Assembly
Causine, Ignatius, Portobacco, Chas. Co, 4th May, 1695; 11th June, 1695.
To 3 sons, viz, Ignatius, John, and William, equally, 1700 A, "Causine's Manor"; division to be made at majority of eld. son Ignatius.
" dau. Jane, personalty, and in event of her marrying a man not having land to be given 150 A. from " Causine's Manor" afsd.
" wife Jane, extx, 1/3 of personalty; residue to be divided among 4 child. afsd.; sd. wife to have charge of child. during minority.
Overseers: Brother Thomas Clarke and cous. Francis Greene.
Test: Marke Lampton, Geo. Leete, Jno. Watkins, Cleborne Lomax. 7. 93.
Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin; Winter 1984 Vol 25 No 2; Charles County, MD: Probate Records and Inventories Part I 1673-1753; Transcribed by Ruth King and Carol Mitchell Extracted From LDS microfilm #13740/3375-04. The first number is the page numbers the document begins on upon the microfilm (spelling is as read) (the date is that of the Inventory); Charles County Maryland Probate Records, Inventories, Book 1677-1717
60: Ignatius Causin decd. 17 Jul 1695 Jane Causin relict & Exec.
Ignatius Causin (gentleman) 13A.368 I CH £129.16.9 Jul 17 1695
Appraisers: Mark Langton (also Marke Langton), Samuel Lucket (also Samuel Luckett).
Approvers: Thomas Clarke, Francis Geew.
Executrix: Jane Causin (relict).
Ignatius Causin 14.56 A CH £129.16.3 #6264 Oct 1 1696
Payments to: Cleborne Lomax, George Leeks, Noteley Warren, Dr. William Hall, William Newman, Mr. Stone, John Anderson.
Mentions: 4 children (unnamed).
Executrix: Jane Reeves, wife of Ubgatt Reeves.
Mr. Ignatius Cussine 16.66 A CH £129.16.5 £36.16.1 (bet entries for Apr and Jun 1698)
Payments to: John Watkins, Samuell Luckett, Thomas Smallwood, John Wathen, Mr. Francis Green.
Executrix: June Reeves (relict), wife of Ugatt Reeves.
Mr. Ignatius Cussoon 25.244 A CH £129.16.5 £85.6.6 May 17 1706
Payments to: Philip Hoskins, William Bladen, Esq, Sir Thomas Lawrence, Robert Gouldesborough, Joseph Manning, John Stanley.
Executrix: widow (unnamed), now wife of Ubgatt Reaves.
I've estimated Ignatius' birth date based on the following documents:
Causine, Nicholas. His will, written 26 Feb 1653, mentions his wife Jane Cawsine, and sons Ignatius (when he shall come to the age of nineteen, being aged (.) years 14 July next) and Nicholas Cawsine (being seven years old the sixth of this month). [This will is not recorded in Baldwin's Calendar of Wills.] (Arch. Of MD, v. XLI, p.54).
This is the first time (I can find) that Ignatius Causine signed any documents. I am assuming he was 21 years old.
p. 182, Charles County Court and Land Records, Volume I
Robert Clarke and John Clarke, gent, assign to Thomas Baker, gent, a 4 year old mare; 4 Feb 1663/4; /s/ Robert Clarke, John Clarke; wit. George Thompson, Ignatius Causeene
Robert Clarke and John Clarke sell to George Thompson a gelding; 18 Feb 1663; /s/ Robert Clarke, John Clarke; wit. Ignatius Causeene, John Dodson
p. 23, Charles County Court and Land Records, Volume II
Liber E, Page 49
12 Sep 1671 Declaration of Citizenship: Ignatius Causine, son of Nicholas Causine, a subject of France; bom at the house of his father in St George River of an English mother; holding lands by descent from mother.
Archives of Maryland, Volume 2, Page 256-257 Assembly Proceedings, March--April 1671.
U. H Journal 1659-98, p. 190
Friday the 7th April 1671
Upon petition to this house made by Ignatius Causin to be naturalized of this Province Upon debate of the Matter It appeared that the said Ignatius was the Son of Nicholas Causin a Subject of the Crown of France born at the House of his said Father in St Georges River in this Province of an English Mother that the Lands Claimed by the said Nicholas were only Surveyed in the life time of the said Nicholas And since his Death Pattented by the said Ignatius Whereupon This house do declare that the said Ignatius is by his Lordships Charter a free Denizen of the Kingdom of England And by Consequence as to his Person needs no Naturalization being born here And as to the Lands said to descend from the Father this House do further declare that the Certificate of Survey was only a Chattel real of which his Mother an English Woman was seized & made over to him the said Ignatius in right of which he obtained an Original Grant from the Proprietary & so holds nothing by descent from the Proprietary his Father but is to all Intents & purposes One of the Natural born people of this
Province and hath as much Security for his Lands as any other Person in this Province now hath or the Rt honble the Lord Propry can Grant. John Rousby Clk of the Assembly
Causine, Ignatius, Portobacco, Chas. Co, 4th May, 1695; 11th June, 1695.
To 3 sons, viz, Ignatius, John, and William, equally, 1700 A, "Causine's Manor"; division to be made at majority of eld. son Ignatius.
" dau. Jane, personalty, and in event of her marrying a man not having land to be given 150 A. from " Causine's Manor" afsd.
" wife Jane, extx, 1/3 of personalty; residue to be divided among 4 child. afsd.; sd. wife to have charge of child. during minority.
Overseers: Brother Thomas Clarke and cous. Francis Greene.
Test: Marke Lampton, Geo. Leete, Jno. Watkins, Cleborne Lomax. 7. 93.
Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin; Winter 1984 Vol 25 No 2; Charles County, MD: Probate Records and Inventories Part I 1673-1753; Transcribed by Ruth King and Carol Mitchell Extracted From LDS microfilm #13740/3375-04. The first number is the page numbers the document begins on upon the microfilm (spelling is as read) (the date is that of the Inventory); Charles County Maryland Probate Records, Inventories, Book 1677-1717
60: Ignatius Causin decd. 17 Jul 1695 Jane Causin relict & Exec.
Ignatius Causin (gentleman) 13A.368 I CH £129.16.9 Jul 17 1695
Appraisers: Mark Langton (also Marke Langton), Samuel Lucket (also Samuel Luckett).
Approvers: Thomas Clarke, Francis Geew.
Executrix: Jane Causin (relict).
Ignatius Causin 14.56 A CH £129.16.3 #6264 Oct 1 1696
Payments to: Cleborne Lomax, George Leeks, Noteley Warren, Dr. William Hall, William Newman, Mr. Stone, John Anderson.
Mentions: 4 children (unnamed).
Executrix: Jane Reeves, wife of Ubgatt Reeves.
Mr. Ignatius Cussine 16.66 A CH £129.16.5 £36.16.1 (bet entries for Apr and Jun 1698)
Payments to: John Watkins, Samuell Luckett, Thomas Smallwood, John Wathen, Mr. Francis Green.
Executrix: June Reeves (relict), wife of Ugatt Reeves.
Mr. Ignatius Cussoon 25.244 A CH £129.16.5 £85.6.6 May 17 1706
Payments to: Philip Hoskins, William Bladen, Esq, Sir Thomas Lawrence, Robert Gouldesborough, Joseph Manning, John Stanley.
Executrix: widow (unnamed), now wife of Ubgatt Reaves.
Events
| Birth | 14 Jul 1643 | Charles County, MD | |||
| Marriage | Abt 1681 | Charles County, MD - | |||
| Death | Bef 11 Jun 1695 | Port Tobacco, Charles, Md |
Families
| Father | Nicholas Causine (1608 - 1654) |
| Mother | Jane Hicks (1612 - 1662) |
| Sibling | Mary Causine (1631 - 1694) |
| Sibling | Nicholas Causine (1645 - ) |