Ralph married Rose Hopper (1679-) at Anne Arundel County, MD in All Hallows Parish on Sept. 23, 1697. Ralph was 19 years old. Rose Hopper was the daughter of Charles and Ann Hopper. Don't know her mother's last name. Ralph was baptized at All Hallows Parish in Anne Arundel County, Maryland on Jan. 22, 1698.
Ralph and Rose Basil were parents of 10 known children. Ruth (1698), Robert (1699), John (1700), Ralph (1702-1702), Mary (1706), Elizabeth (1709), Sarah (1711), James (1714), Susanna (1716) and Joseph (1721). Some call this last name Basil, and some call it Bazewell, but the first names, dates and places agree.
Like many colonial planters, Ralph Basil was involved in a number of land transactions. Ralph Basil was a carpenter.
Ralph Basil died in 1728 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland, United States. His will was written March 1728 and proved on June 27, 1728. Learn more about Ralph Basil from the book, "Colonial Families of Anne Arundel County, Maryland" by Robert Barnes, pages 53-55.
Ralph married Rose Hopper (1679-) at Anne Arundel County, MD in All Hallows Parish on Sept. 23, 1697. Ralph was 19 years old. Rose Hopper was the daughter of Charles and Ann Hopper. Don't know her mother's last name. Ralph was baptized at All Hallows Parish in Anne Arundel County, Maryland on Jan. 22, 1698.
Ralph and Rose Basil were parents of 10 known children. Ruth (1698), Robert (1699), John (1700), Ralph (1702-1702), Mary (1706), Elizabeth (1709), Sarah (1711), James (1714), Susanna (1716) and Joseph (1721). Some call this last name Basil, and some call it Bazewell, but the first names, dates and places agree.
Like many colonial planters, Ralph Basil was involved in a number of land transactions. Ralph Basil was a carpenter.
Ralph Basil died in 1728 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland, United States. His will was written March 1728 and proved on June 27, 1728. Learn more about Ralph Basil from the book, "Colonial Families of Anne Arundel County, Maryland" by Robert Barnes, pages 53-55.
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