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They had possible 4 Children:
| 1. Joseph b. |
| 2. Mark b. |
| 3. James b. |
| 4. John b. |
Notes:
Letter dated 01 Nov 1875 from Richard P and William Breeden notes family relationships.
Generation 2
Joseph BREEDEN
b. abt. 1750 d. 1809 Calvert County, MD. Joseph married Susanna STALLINGS (b. abt. 1756? d.?) 21 January 1779 Calvert County, MD*.
They had possible 5 Children:
| Mark b. abt. 1780 Calvert County, MD |
| Elizabeth b. abt. 1784 Calvert County, MD |
| Thomas b. abt. 1785 Calvert County, MD |
| Joseph b. |
| Susannah b. |
Notes:
1776 MD Census: Joseph Beeding, 25, in Frederick Hundred, Frederick County, MD.
1783 Calvert County MD Assessment: Joseph Breeden. Elton Head Manor, pt, 100 acres. CV 3rd District, p. 27. MSA S 1161-3-3 1/4/5/46.
Mark BREEDEN
b. abt. d. . Mark married Dorcas HELLEN (b.? d.?) .
They had 3 Children:
| Jacob b. abt. |
| Mary b. abt. |
| Margaret b. abt. |
Notes:
James BREEDEN
b. abt. d. . James married Ann HUNTER (b.? d.?) .
They had 2 Children:
| William b. abt. |
| Richard Poole b. 1795 |
Notes:
Generation 3
Elizabeth BREEDEN2(Joseph)
b. abt. 1784 Calvert County, MD d. May 24, 1820 Greene County, IN. Elizabeth married John GARDNER (b. March 31, 1781 Calvert County, MD d. March 08, 1858 Greene County, IN) Abt. 1803 Calvert County, MD.
They had possible 7 Children:
| . Rebecca Jane GARDNER b. abt. July 29, 1804 Calvert County, MD |
| . Julia Ann GARDNER b. unknown |
| . Elizabeth GARDNER b. abt. May 15, 1808 |
| . Isaac GARDNER b. March 22, 1806 |
| . John Jr. GARDNER b. May 10, 1811 |
| . Joseph T GARDNER b. March 10, 1814 |
| . Richard S GARDNER b. May 20, 1820 |
Thomas BREEDEN
b. abt. 1809 Calvert County, MD d. unknown. Thomas married Nicea unknown.
They had possible Children:
| John b. abt. 1833 |
| Robert b. abt. 1836 |
| Jacob b. abt. 1837 |
| Rebecca b. abt. 1838 |
| Elizabeth b. abt. 1840 |
| Drusilla b. abt. 1842 |
| Mary b. abt. 1843 |
| Sarah b. abt. 1846 d. abt. 1880 m. Dyer? |
| Richard b. abt. 1848 |
NOTES:
1840 Fed Census Greene County, IN: Thos Breden (1 male 40-50), 2 males under 5, 1 male 5-10, 1 female 30-40, 1 female under 5, 1 female 10-15.
1850 Fed Census Greene County, Beechcreek Twp, District 40: Thos Breeden 40, farmer, b. MD, Nicea 40, b. MD, John 17 b. MD, Robert 14 b. IN, Jacob 13, Rebecca 12, Elizabeth 10, Drusilla 8, Mary 7, Sarah 4, Richard 1.
1880 Fed Census Greene County IN, Beechcreek Twp: Thomas Breeden 71, Niciey 70, Florence E 9, James T 5, Sophia 21 grand-dau. (Florence, James, Sarahs children?)
Richard Poole BREEDEN(James)
b. 01 January 1795, Calvert County, MD d. 17 April 1879. Richard married Ann SIMMONS (b.1795 d.?)abt. 1816 .
They had 11 ? Children:
| Elizabeth J b. abt. 1819 |
| Susan b. 25 January 1821 |
| John W b. 29 November 1823 |
| Isabelle A b. 29 November 1823 |
| James Benjamin b. abt. 1826 d. 24 June 1882 |
| William Nathaniel b. September 1827 |
| Richard Alexander b. 12 March 1829 |
| Everett F b. abt. 1831 |
| Ann b. abt. 1832 |
| Joseph H b. abt. 1834 |
| Benjamin T b. 26 September 1839 |
Notes:
1820 Fed Census MD, Calvert County: Richard Breden 0101001010104
1830 Fed Census MD, Calvert County: Richard P Breden (1 Male 30-40), 4 males 5-10, 1 female 60-70 (?). 1 female 30-40 (Ann), 1 female 10-15, 1 female 5-10, 1 female under 5.
1840 Fed Census MD, Calvert County: Richard P Breeden (1 male 40-50), 4 males 10-15, 1 male 5-10, 2 males under 5. 1 female 40-50 (Ann), 2 females 15-20, 1 female 10-15.
1847 MD Courts (Vol 612, pg 407), appointed Jacob, Richard P, John W, and James B trustees of new incorporated St Johns Chapel (prev. Richardson's Chapel)(Methodist Episcopal) Church.
1850 Fed Census MD, Calvert County, District 19: Richard P Breaden, 56, Farmer, 3000, Ann 56, John W 26, James B 25, William N 23, Richard A 21, Evert F 18, Joseph H 16, Benjamin F 10.
1860 Fed Census MD, Calvert County, District 1: Richard P Breeden 65, farmer, 330, Anne 65, John 38, Mainer, William 34, Joseph 26, Benjamin 20, Ann 28, Susan Wells 28, Everett 29, Elizabeth Wells 7.
1870 Fed Census MD, Calvert County, District 1: Richard Breeden 75, Farmer 2000/1500, Susan Wells 39 keeping house, Elizabeth Wells 14, Benjamin 28, Isaac Johnson 40, Farm Laborer.
Source Notes:
*Joseph's marriage: Christ Church Parish, Rev. Francis Louder, and Card File in D.A.R. Library(Joseph BREEDING & Susana STALLINGS); Calvert Co., MD Family Records 1670-1929 compiled by Mildred Bowen OBrien.
*Joseph Breeden listed as "Jos Breden" in Return of the Militia of Calvert County formd..late Oct of Assembly for regulating the militia 1777 by Benj Marshall (sic) Lieutenant, MD Historical Society.(MD Archives)
*Joseph Breeden enrolled by Ensign James Somervill. Passed by Alex. Somervill, July 25 1776. name appears as Joseph Bruden.(MD Archives)
"The second and largest migration of settlers, the Carmichael Party, to the area appears to have originated in 1826 from Surry and Stokes Counties, North Carolina (Stokes County, N.C. was formed from Surry County, N.C. in 1789). Two things are immediately important to note, first, of the great number of these families (possibly as many as 20 or more) to immigrate to Indiana, many to most appear to have direct ties to Calvert County, Maryland in at least one of three basic forms: they had previously lived in Calvert County; had brothers and sisters in Calvert County, or had married a spouse in or from Calvert County, Maryland. Secondly, nearly all of the family histories and genealogies specifically mention anti-slavery feelings among the settlers who migrated to Indiana. This migration appears to have included the families of Archibald and Martha Pennington Carmichael II, Alexander and Mary Ann Holder Carmichael, Joseph B. and Elizabeth Holder Carmichael, Richard and Mary Graves Carmichael, Adam and Elizabeth Carmichael Fulk, Hugh McWhorton and Martha J. Carmichael Cullison Dobson, William and Sarah Carmichael Martindale, John B. and Elizabeth Carmichael Martindale, David and Frances Weaver, Peter and Lydia Teague Graves, Charles �Carl' and Maria Margaret Krause (Crouse) Holder, John and Elizabeth Breeden Gardner, Isaac and Rebecca Burch Gardner, John and Mary (Shear) Sharr, William Hall (from Maryland), William and Lucinda Edwards Carter, San Shelton, Pleasant Fossett, Fuel Burch, William Inman, James and Sanford Stone, Thomas and Nancy Lister Oliphant, James and Christiana Crane, Richard Crane, Charles and Mary Nelson Foddrill, John and Magdelinne Baker Foddrill, James and Brazilla Gordon King, and Charles Burch. While the largest portion of this group migrated together in 1826 there appears to be a 2-4 year period over which a few of the families completed the trip having worked or lived briefly in Virginia, Kentucky, and Tennessee." On Maryland Ridge, October 31, 2002 Frank D. Hurdis, Jr. Chief of Registration and Survey Indiana Department of Natural Resources, Division of Historic Preservation and Archaeology.
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