POSSIBLE LINKS MY FAMILY TO BEALES IN MARYLAND
I was able to find a number of connections between ancestor George Beale 3rd (1791-1835), his wife Emily
Truxtun Beale (1798-1885) AND people from Southern Maryland. This suggests George & Emily had numerous
dealings with people from the St Mary's / Charles County area. Many of these people were Catholic.

Emily Truxtun Beale ca 1830

Bloomingdale, the home of George & Emily Beale, built ca 1820. House on 50 acre tract, which included Prospect Hill.

1890 map shows area of 50 acre Bloomingdale estate southeast of New Reservoir. Red line at
bottom left of map is Florida Ave. Beale house may be black dot above Florida to left of
Road leading to Glenwood Cemetery. Prospect Hill below Glenwood Cemetery.

Here is a current map of Bloomingdale as it exists today. It covers much of the old Beale estate of Bloomingdale.
Here is the Bloomingdale website found by Lynell Beale Marshall:
http://www.bloomingdaledc.org/index.htm
Click "History", then "brief history of Bloomingdale" and a study of the "unit block of Rhode Island Avenue, NW".

Prospect Hill Cemetery exits, so part of the Beale land is still not built on. It borders the current Bloomingdale.
Click here (found by Lynell):
http://www.geocities.com/prospecthillcem/

POSSIBLE LINKS MY FAMILY TO BEALES IN MARYLAND

A)- George Beale 3rd & wife Emily make the following Bloomingdale land transactions:
1)- GB3 buys part of Youngsboro from William A Bradley 21 Sep 1820. (A-6)
2)- GB3 buys land adjoining St Patrick's Catholic Cemetery fm Jos Pearson & Robert Young Brent-- this land borders Florida Ave. (The Catholic cemetery was near 2nd & Florida, but has since been moved).18 Apr 1823. (A-4)
3)- GB3 buys from Wm A Bradley 10 acres bounded by road that leads from No. Capitol to Rock Creek Church & borderline of City (Fla Av)--- borders land above. 16 Oct 1823 (A-5)
4)- GB3 allows water pipes for city water across his land bought from Jos Pearson & Robert Y Brent-- 23 Aug 1834 (A-1)
5)- Widow Emily Beale used as collateral for a loan to pay James Moore of Muskingum Co, OH for 23 acres of land (next Catholic grave yard) known as PROSPECT HILL-- 1850---(D-1)
Google reveals ref Robert Brent:
Robert Brent (d. 1780) married Anne Carroll (1733-1804), sister of John Carroll, the first Catholic Archbishop of the U.S. and founder of Georgetown University. Their son was Robert Brent (1763-1819), first mayor of DC, who married 1789 Mary Young, daughter of Notley Young. Their son was Robert Young Brent, who sold GB3 the land.
Robert Brent (1763-1819)'s grandfather's brother Robert Brent (1704-1751) lived in Durham, Charles Co, MD at the same time as John Beale 2nd (1675-1751) lived at his DURHAM, Charles Co, MD estate.
The grandfather of Notley Young (1738-1802) was Notley Rozer (1673-1732), neighbor of John Beale's (1675-1751) DURHAM estate.
VARIOUS SELLERS OF BLOOMINGDALE LAND WERE CATHOLIC AND HAD CONNECTIONS TO BEALES CHARLES CO, MD

Google reveals ref James Moore of Muskingum, OH:
The Dent Family Tree shows Samuel Turner (Charles Co, MD) had a son John Beale Turner by his wife Mary Beale, dau. of John Beale IV (1725-1763), owner of the DURHAM estate in Charles Co, MD. Samuel Turner's great granddaughter Rebecca McConnell (1814-1883) married James Moore in 1833 at Muskingum, OH. James Moore of Muskingum, OH sold Mary Beale PROSPECT HILL.
ANOTHER MD BEALE LINK TO EMILY BEALE'S DC LAND

B)- Other George/Emily Beale land transactions:
1)- James Hoban sold George Beale lot 1, square 491, 5 June 1835 (A-2)
2)- James Hoban sold George/Emily Beale lot 16, square 80, 5 Dec 1834 (A-13)

Google reveals ref James Hoban:
James Hoban, an Irish immigrant, designed & directed building of the White House. He married Susanna Sewell, dau. of Clement Sewell, a Revolutionary War veteran and landowner of St. Mary's County, MD. Her family had been wealthy Catholics in MD for 100 years.
BEALE CATHOLIC FRIEND LINKED TO ST MARY'S CO MD

C)- Emily Beale Orphans Court listing of names 1840.
Emily Beale supplied a list bills she had paid to Orphans court after the death of her husband (who had not signed his will).
Recording this information on May 1st, 1840 was Edward N. Roach (her attorney?).
Google reveals ref Edward N. Roach & his brother James W. Roach:
Edward N. Roach married in St Mary's County on 4 Nov 1828 to Celestia Combs.
James W. Roach married in St Mary's County 1824 to Catharine Caroline Combs.
Records at Georgetown University indicate James W. Roach on January 1st, 1839 as agent rented to George Beal land of the estate of St Inigoes, St Mary's Co.
This George Beale (1808-1854) was the son of William Beale (1770-1817) of St Mary's, grandson of Joseph Beale (1740-1804), great grandson of John Beale (1713-1792), great great grandson of Jane Beale d. 1733 St Mary's. See my DNA charts for Jane Beale d. 1733.
EMILY BEALE'S ATTORNEY ROACH HAD A BROTHER ROACH WHO RENTED GEORGE BEAL LAND IN ST MARY'S COUNTY. CONNECTION BETWEEN TWO GEORGE BEALE FAMILIES?

EMILY & GEORGE BEALE HAD DEALINGS WITH CATHOLICS FROM THE SAME MARYLAND AREAS AS MY DNA MATCH