Reverend Cleland Kinloch Nelson, was born at Belvoir in about 1814, He was a minister of the Protestant Episcopal church and "his influence for good was felt throughout the entire community." He moved to Annapolis, Maryland, which was thereafter his home. He married first in 1840, Mary Anne Marbury, daughter of John Marbury, of Georgetown, D.C., children included:
1. Mary Cleland, was born in 1842 and married in 1868, Holmes E. Offley, banker, Washington D.C. and children.
2. John Marbury Nelson, born in Washington D.C. on March 3, 1845 and died in 1922. He married Ella Martha Delaphaine, 1868.
Secondly, Reverence Nelson marrried Mary Hagner, of Washington D.C. and children included:
a. Fanny Nelson
b. Hugh Nelson
(Ref: History of Baltimore, Its History and Its People, Vol II-Biography, pg 421, c-1912)
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He died at “Belvoir”, the home of his son, John M. Nelson, “near Sherwood station, North Central Railway”, in Baltimore County, MD (according to his obituary in the Washington Post, 31 Oct 1890). (Contributed by Catherine Nelson Ball #46861622)
1. Mary Cleland, was born in 1842 and married in 1868, Holmes E. Offley, banker, Washington D.C. and children.
2. John Marbury Nelson, born in Washington D.C. on March 3, 1845 and died in 1922. He married Ella Martha Delaphaine, 1868.
Secondly, Reverence Nelson marrried Mary Hagner, of Washington D.C. and children included:
a. Fanny Nelson
b. Hugh Nelson
(Ref: History of Baltimore, Its History and Its People, Vol II-Biography, pg 421, c-1912)
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He died at “Belvoir”, the home of his son, John M. Nelson, “near Sherwood station, North Central Railway”, in Baltimore County, MD (according to his obituary in the Washington Post, 31 Oct 1890). (Contributed by Catherine Nelson Ball #46861622)
Reverend Cleland Kinloch Nelson, was born at Belvoir in about 1814, He was a minister of the Protestant Episcopal church and "his influence for good was felt throughout the entire community." He moved to Annapolis, Maryland, which was thereafter his home. He married first in 1840, Mary Anne Marbury, daughter of John Marbury, of Georgetown, D.C., children included:
1. Mary Cleland, was born in 1842 and married in 1868, Holmes E. Offley, banker, Washington D.C. and children.
2. John Marbury Nelson, born in Washington D.C. on March 3, 1845 and died in 1922. He married Ella Martha Delaphaine, 1868.
Secondly, Reverence Nelson marrried Mary Hagner, of Washington D.C. and children included:
a. Fanny Nelson
b. Hugh Nelson
(Ref: History of Baltimore, Its History and Its People, Vol II-Biography, pg 421, c-1912)
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He died at “Belvoir”, the home of his son, John M. Nelson, “near Sherwood station, North Central Railway”, in Baltimore County, MD (according to his obituary in the Washington Post, 31 Oct 1890). (Contributed by Catherine Nelson Ball #46861622)
1. Mary Cleland, was born in 1842 and married in 1868, Holmes E. Offley, banker, Washington D.C. and children.
2. John Marbury Nelson, born in Washington D.C. on March 3, 1845 and died in 1922. He married Ella Martha Delaphaine, 1868.
Secondly, Reverence Nelson marrried Mary Hagner, of Washington D.C. and children included:
a. Fanny Nelson
b. Hugh Nelson
(Ref: History of Baltimore, Its History and Its People, Vol II-Biography, pg 421, c-1912)
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He died at “Belvoir”, the home of his son, John M. Nelson, “near Sherwood station, North Central Railway”, in Baltimore County, MD (according to his obituary in the Washington Post, 31 Oct 1890). (Contributed by Catherine Nelson Ball #46861622)
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