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from Grok hi here is a hard one, who is the father and grand father of my great grand mother? Elizabeth Talbot ECSSMNV I098777 Birth 13 Jan 1715 • Prince George's, Maryland Colony, British Empire Death C 1750 • Maryland Colony, British Empire 7th great-grandmother Thought for 13s Father: John Talbot (also spelled Talburt/Talbott) Born about 1666–1671 in Pocklington, Yorkshire, England; died before 30 May 1735 (or specifically 25 May 1735) in Piscataway/Prince George’s County, Maryland. He married Sarah Lockyear (Lockyer/Locker) on 2 February 1696 at St. John’s Parish (Piscataway), Prince George’s County, Maryland.⁠Wikitree Grandfather: Paul Talbot (also called Paul Jean Talbot or Sir Paul Talbot) Of Pocklington, Yorkshire, England (born roughly the 1640s). He is consistently named as the father of the immigrant John Talbot in multiple Maryland Talbot family compilations and church/marriage records that list John’s parentage. His wife is sometimes given as Cordelia Anne Hewes (or similar variants). Supporting details Elizabeth Talbot (your 7th great-grandmother, born ~13 January 1715 or about 1714 in the Prince George’s County area) is listed as one of the children of John Talbot and Sarah Lockyear. She married William Odell (~1714–1749) and had several children with him (including William Jr., Walter, John Dickerson, etc.). This matches the vital statistics and Maryland location you provided.⁠Wikitree John and Sarah’s other children included Paul (b. 1697), Alice (who married a Lanham), Ann (who married a Darnall), William, and others. The family lived in the St. John’s Parish / Prince George’s County area. These connections appear consistently in WikiTree, FamilySearch, Geni, and Maryland colonial family histories that cite church records and estate documents. Maryland colonial records (especially Prince George’s County land, church, and probate) contain the primary documentation for John and Sarah’s marriage and children. The English parentage for Paul is more traditional/secondary and appears in compiled genealogies rather than a single definitive primary source in the results checked. If you have additional details (such as a spouse’s name for Elizabeth or a specific child), it could help confirm the match further.

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