Ann Maria Thomas Hebb was the daughter of Edward Thomas and Mary Johnson Thomas. She married Richard Hanson Hebb 2 Feb. 1788 in Frederick County, Maryland. They lived on a farm, Pyles Delight, northwest of Sharpsburg, Maryland. They had nine children:
Sarah Thomas Hebb Boone (1788-1824)
Mary T. Hebb (1792-1851)
Catharine F. Hebb Chapline (1794-1864)
Edward Thomas Hebb (1798-1876)
William Forrest Hebb (1799-1880)
Anne Thomas Hebb McWilliams Rowe (1800-1869)
Richard Hanson Hebb, Jr. (1804-1864)
Hilliard Forrest Hebb (1808-1875)
Helen Marietta Hebb Wysong (1810-1868)
SOURCES:
The Hebbs of Washington County, Maryland: The Descendants of Richard Hebb and Ann Thomas, compiled by Frances Starleper Norris, 1998.
"Washington County, Maryland Cemetery Records, Vol. 1," edited by Dale W. Morrow, contains cemetery records collected by Samuel Webster Piper before 1935-36. It says, "Andy Snyder, farmer, Hammersla farm near the Potomac River, below* Sharpsburg
HEBB, Richard b. 22 May 1766 d. 28 Jan 1835
HEBB, Ann b. 22 Oct 1766 d. 9 Dec 1831 (p.n. was a Thomas)"
"The History of Washington County, Maryland: from the earliest settlements to the present time, including a history of Hagerstown" by Thomas J. C. Williams (1906) contains a biographical sketch of William Forrest Hebb, son of Richard and Annie (Thomas) Hebb, which says: "Richard Hebb lived on the farm now owned by Andrew Snyder, of Sharpsburg and both he and his wife are buried on this farm."
*This location is actually NW of Sharpsburg on private property.
Sarah Thomas Hebb Boone (1788-1824)
Mary T. Hebb (1792-1851)
Catharine F. Hebb Chapline (1794-1864)
Edward Thomas Hebb (1798-1876)
William Forrest Hebb (1799-1880)
Anne Thomas Hebb McWilliams Rowe (1800-1869)
Richard Hanson Hebb, Jr. (1804-1864)
Hilliard Forrest Hebb (1808-1875)
Helen Marietta Hebb Wysong (1810-1868)
SOURCES:
The Hebbs of Washington County, Maryland: The Descendants of Richard Hebb and Ann Thomas, compiled by Frances Starleper Norris, 1998.
"Washington County, Maryland Cemetery Records, Vol. 1," edited by Dale W. Morrow, contains cemetery records collected by Samuel Webster Piper before 1935-36. It says, "Andy Snyder, farmer, Hammersla farm near the Potomac River, below* Sharpsburg
HEBB, Richard b. 22 May 1766 d. 28 Jan 1835
HEBB, Ann b. 22 Oct 1766 d. 9 Dec 1831 (p.n. was a Thomas)"
"The History of Washington County, Maryland: from the earliest settlements to the present time, including a history of Hagerstown" by Thomas J. C. Williams (1906) contains a biographical sketch of William Forrest Hebb, son of Richard and Annie (Thomas) Hebb, which says: "Richard Hebb lived on the farm now owned by Andrew Snyder, of Sharpsburg and both he and his wife are buried on this farm."
*This location is actually NW of Sharpsburg on private property.
Ann Maria Thomas Hebb was the daughter of Edward Thomas and Mary Johnson Thomas. She married Richard Hanson Hebb 2 Feb. 1788 in Frederick County, Maryland. They lived on a farm, Pyles Delight, northwest of Sharpsburg, Maryland. They had nine children:
Sarah Thomas Hebb Boone (1788-1824)
Mary T. Hebb (1792-1851)
Catharine F. Hebb Chapline (1794-1864)
Edward Thomas Hebb (1798-1876)
William Forrest Hebb (1799-1880)
Anne Thomas Hebb McWilliams Rowe (1800-1869)
Richard Hanson Hebb, Jr. (1804-1864)
Hilliard Forrest Hebb (1808-1875)
Helen Marietta Hebb Wysong (1810-1868)
SOURCES:
The Hebbs of Washington County, Maryland: The Descendants of Richard Hebb and Ann Thomas, compiled by Frances Starleper Norris, 1998.
"Washington County, Maryland Cemetery Records, Vol. 1," edited by Dale W. Morrow, contains cemetery records collected by Samuel Webster Piper before 1935-36. It says, "Andy Snyder, farmer, Hammersla farm near the Potomac River, below* Sharpsburg
HEBB, Richard b. 22 May 1766 d. 28 Jan 1835
HEBB, Ann b. 22 Oct 1766 d. 9 Dec 1831 (p.n. was a Thomas)"
"The History of Washington County, Maryland: from the earliest settlements to the present time, including a history of Hagerstown" by Thomas J. C. Williams (1906) contains a biographical sketch of William Forrest Hebb, son of Richard and Annie (Thomas) Hebb, which says: "Richard Hebb lived on the farm now owned by Andrew Snyder, of Sharpsburg and both he and his wife are buried on this farm."
*This location is actually NW of Sharpsburg on private property.
Sarah Thomas Hebb Boone (1788-1824)
Mary T. Hebb (1792-1851)
Catharine F. Hebb Chapline (1794-1864)
Edward Thomas Hebb (1798-1876)
William Forrest Hebb (1799-1880)
Anne Thomas Hebb McWilliams Rowe (1800-1869)
Richard Hanson Hebb, Jr. (1804-1864)
Hilliard Forrest Hebb (1808-1875)
Helen Marietta Hebb Wysong (1810-1868)
SOURCES:
The Hebbs of Washington County, Maryland: The Descendants of Richard Hebb and Ann Thomas, compiled by Frances Starleper Norris, 1998.
"Washington County, Maryland Cemetery Records, Vol. 1," edited by Dale W. Morrow, contains cemetery records collected by Samuel Webster Piper before 1935-36. It says, "Andy Snyder, farmer, Hammersla farm near the Potomac River, below* Sharpsburg
HEBB, Richard b. 22 May 1766 d. 28 Jan 1835
HEBB, Ann b. 22 Oct 1766 d. 9 Dec 1831 (p.n. was a Thomas)"
"The History of Washington County, Maryland: from the earliest settlements to the present time, including a history of Hagerstown" by Thomas J. C. Williams (1906) contains a biographical sketch of William Forrest Hebb, son of Richard and Annie (Thomas) Hebb, which says: "Richard Hebb lived on the farm now owned by Andrew Snyder, of Sharpsburg and both he and his wife are buried on this farm."
*This location is actually NW of Sharpsburg on private property.
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The headstone for Ann Thomas Hebb was destroyed by a fallen tree.
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