Margaret Banks

Margaret Domville, widow of Richard Hatton, was transported to Maryland by her brother-in-law, Thomas Hatton, along with her children, William, Richard, Barbara, Elizabeth, Mary & Elinor, and John Perryn, her servant.

Family

Margaret was a daughter of Edward Domville, of Lymme, Cheshire, bur. 16 May 1639, Lymme, Cheshire and his wife Eleanor Leycester

From link to Royal Ancestry of Margaret Domville, wife of Richard Hatton and Richard Banks 2014 - email Gen-Med, Richardson, Douglas

20. MARGARET DOMVILLE, married (1st) before 1633 RICHARD HATTON, younger son of Rev. Robert Hatton, of Frodsham and Lymme, Cheshire. He was baptized at Frodsham, Cheshire 17 Feb. 1604/5. They had two sons, William and Richard, and five daughters, Barbara (wife of James Johnson and Randolph Hanson), Elizabeth (wife of Luke Gardiner and Clement Hill), Mary (wife of Zachary Wade), Eleanor (wife of Thomas Brooke and Henry Darnall), and Susanna. His wife, Margaret, was a legatee in the 1639 will of her father. He was a legatee in the 1639 will of his brother, Robert Hatton, clerk, of London, who bequeathed him £40 "in respect of his greate chardge of Children." He was a legatee in the 1645 will of his brother, Edward Hatton. RICHARD HATTON was living in 1645. His widow, Margaret, immigrated to Maryland with her six children in 1649, where she settled in St. Mary's County. She married (2nd) before 10 April 1653 [LIEUT.] RICHARD BANKS (or BANKES). They had no issue. In 1655 he and his wife, Margaret, conveyed to her late husband's brother, Thomas Hatton, any interest they had in 800 acres of land "any ways due to her the said Margaret for the Transportation of herself, her Children and Servants into this province." His wife, Margaret, was living 19 July 1665. [LIEUT.] RICHARD BANKS died intestate about 1667.

Notes

Richard and Margaret were landowners in the Northern Neck as late as 1652.

http://www.unf.edu/~jgarner/garnergeneaology.html

This Margaret who married Richard Hatton, brother of Thomas Hatton who was Secretary of Maryland, was Margaret Domville. She was a Banks by her second marriage to Richard Banks (there is a pedigree of the Domville family in the National Library of Ireland that shows Margaret, m. Richard Hatton, m2. "Bankes, of Maryland".

The mother of Elizabeth Hatton who married Luke Gardiner was Margaret Domville Hatton Banks.

From https://msa.maryland.gov/megafile/msa/speccol/sc2900/sc2908/000001/...

HATTON, WILLIAM (?-1712).

BORN: in England; probably oldest son. IMMIGRATED: in 1649 as a minor with his mother and siblings.

RESIDED: in St. Mary's County; Charles County, by 1689;
Prince George's County after 1695. FAMILY BACK- GROUND.

FATHER. Richard Hatton.

STEPFATHER: Richard Banks (ca. 1612-ca. 1667).

MOTHER: Margaret.

UNCLE: Thomas Hatton (?-1654/55).

BROTHER: Richard, who married by 1674 Ann(1659-?), daughter of John Price (ca. 1607- 1660/61).

SISTERS: Elinor (1642-1725), who married first, Thomas Brooke (1632-1676), and second, , Henry Darnall (ca. 1645-1711); Mary, who married Zachary Wade (ca. 1627-1678); Elizabeth, who married first, Luke Gardiner (1622-1674), and second, Clement Hill (?-1708); and Barbara, who married James Johnson (?-?).

Sources

• link to Domville of Lymme in George Ormerod's History of Chester, which shows Margaret Domville as "wife of Richard Hatton, son of Robert Hatton rector of Lymme, remarried to ... Bankes".

Links

• http://www.colonial-settlers-md-va.us/getperson.php?personID=I00221...
• http://genealogics.org/getperson.php?personID=I00497977&tree=LEO