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     Thomas Slade was born in 1802 in London, England.³ He arrived from London, England in 1818.⁴
     Thomas married Janet Campbell, daughter of John Campbell and Cath Campbell, circa 1821.⁵ Thomas petitioned for land in 1823 located at the rear of the DesBarres Grant in Cumberland County on the Colchester border adjoining the lands of John Richards. He, John, was the future father-in-law of
Thomas's son Ephraim.⁴
     Thomas married second Margaret Tattrie, daughter of George Tattrie and Maria Elizabeth Langille, in 1831 in Canada.⁶ A family member and neighbor, Alexander Clark remembers "He lived on a farm on Slade Road in West Tatamouche. He left this farm to his son Joshua who lived there with his family. His uncle John McDonald and his wife and adopted son Teeter lived there until it was purchased by James D. Tattrie who lived there with his family from about 1908-1945. All the buildings either went to ruin or were torn down."^7,8 Another researcher gives wife as Margaret Jolimore. Http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~langille/maindatabase/dat18.html#2. Thomas served in Militia Roll 1st Company, 3rd Battalion, Colchester Militia as a Private in 1841.⁹ He was a Baptist, and a farmer.³ Thomas died circa 1880. He was buried in Bayhead Cemetery, Tatamagouche, Colchester County, Nova Scotia, Canada.^5,10

     Henrie Slade Entry from GEDCOM provided by the son of [[Slade-853|Douglas Slade]] to [[Slade-590|Greg Slade]].^2,1 Unrecognized GEDCOM data: https://www.WikiTree.com/wiki/Slade-1517.^2,1,3 He was born circa 1570, likely in England; [his birth year was guesstimated from birth of child].

     Charles Slade was christened on March 19, 1764 in Saint Austell, Cornwall, England.² He was the son of Charles Slade and Susanna Stribley.² Charles married Mary Oates on March 25, 1788 in Veryan, Cornwall, England.³ The firm of Carne & Slade advertised their hardware goods regularly in the Alexandria Journal newspaper. By 1806, the ads were by Charles Slade, leading us to believe that Carne died, or they dissolved the hardware partnership arrangement. Various ads for Charles Slade hardware continued until about 1820, when it is presumed that Charles died. Charles died circa 1820 in Alexandria, Alexandria, Virginia, USA. Charles' will was dated December 25, 1810, although apparently, he did not die until about 1820 when his estate was probated. In his will, Charles liberated to full freedom a negro boy nmaed George upon the age of 27 unless the executors vote to liberate him sooner. Any onther person of color bound by him at the time of his death should also be liberated at the age of 27.

He specified his oldest two living sons and his wife should be executors of his estate. The probate document states that Richard Slade, Henry C. Slade, Edward Lloyd and Richard Libby appeared before Judge Robert Young, Esq, Judge of the Orphans Court of Alexandria County in the District of Columbia as administrators of the Will of Charles Slade, late of this county. Indicating that Charles' wife, Mary, had pre-deceased him.⁴

Note: Alexandria County was renamed Arlington County in 1921. Some records in this era might be listed as either.

     

William Slade was born circa 1638 in England.¹ He Parents are Henry Slade & Mercy on March 21, 1638 in Blewberry, Berkshire, England.² The wife of William Slade has not been identified.¹ William died before June 10, 1676 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.¹

William Slade filed a will in Baltimore County Prerogative Court (Wills) 20, pp 276-279 - William SLADE 19 May 1731.

     John Wesley Slade was born before 1795 likely in Richmond, Virginia.¹ [Date of his birth bef 1795 was estimated based on the assumtion that he was at least 19 years when his son James Adkins Slade was born].

He moved to Randolph County, Illinois and became the first Trustee of Sparta, Illinois, in 1934.¹

A biographical sketch written about James Adkins Slade in the Reynolds County, Missouri Sesquicentennial Year publication indicates that James Adkins' father was John Wesley Slade of Richmond, Virginia, who settled in Randolph County, Illiinois about 1830.

There was another John Wesley Slade who was named as a son in the 1826 will of John Slade of Richmond, Virginia. However, that John Wesley Slade mentioned in the will was still a minor in 1826, indicating he was born after 1808, making him about the same age as James Adkins Slade. Thererfore, the two John Wesley Slade's are more likely to be cousins rather than the same person. However, it should also be noted that James Adkins Slade of Missouri named his first son John Wesley Slade. We feel with some certainly, that these two families must be closely related in some manner.

Another train of thought, and possibility is that the Sesquicentennial publication was in error and the John Adkins Slade wasactually the James "G" Slade mentioned in the 1826 will who was son of Jonah Slade, brother of John Slade of Richmond.¹

     Daniel Slade was born on May 25, 1794 in Hagbourne, Berkshire, England.¹ He was the son of Emanuel Slade and Rachel [?].¹
     Daniel married Sarah Ewins on January 6, 1822 in Lambeth, Surrey, England.²

     

According to a chart prepared by his great grandson, General Jeremiah Slade, Henry Slade was born likely about 1635, in England and married there before coming to America.^1,2 Henry Slade was involved in a Court case on November 15, 1658 in Lower Norfolk County, Virginia.³

Henry married Hannah Loveridge, daughter of William Loveridge, circa 1663 in Dorset, England. Hannah was the daughterr of William Loverige Sen. and Temporance his wife.^1,4 Documentary evidence puts Wm Loveridge's family in Poole, Dorset at the baptism of daughter Temperance.Temperance is Hannah's sister. Therefore it is likely Hannah and Henry wed in Dorset before arriving in America.⁵ On May 1, 1668, John West was granted 600 acres in Albemarbe County, North Carolina for transporting nine people into North Carolina, including Henry Slate and Wm Loveridge.⁶ Henry Slade was warranted 60 acres in Albemarle for the transportation of one person on September 7, 1669, indicating he was likely of age by this date.^7,8 Henry arrived in Virginia where he had land patented. Departure location not known at this time.⁹ Power of Attorney to Henry Slade of Currituck dated June 17, 1677 by Mordecay Bowden of Rhode Island.

Note: The Northern part of the territory now composed of North and South Carolina was called Albermarle County from 1663 to 1689. Currituck was originally a precinct of Albermarle County and extended from the Virginia line South to Pamlico Sound.³

Henry, Sr.'s three ton Plantation Shallop built in 1690 was named "Samuel of North Carolina".¹⁰ Henry Slade has proved Twelve Rights whose names are upon Record and are hereunder written. Namely Jno. Daws, An Indian named Nak?, one named Sue, Tony a Negroe, Sarah, Mol, Jach and Sarah, Jno. Slade, Joseph Slade, Benj. Slade, Saml. Slade, Hannah Slade, Wm. Slade. Certifyed ye 15th of March 1693. Edw. Mayo C_Regstd. & Wart. given ye 16th March 1693. Wm. Glover.¹¹

On April 29, 1693, Henry Slade was granted a Virginia patent for land in Lower Norfolk described 1078 acres of high land and low being is seated Plantation in Currituck precinct upon the lower Indian creek of the north west river.¹² Henry Slade's will was dated 1721, making him about 80 if he was born as early as 1640.

Henry Slade very likely died circa 1721 in Sladesville, Hyde County, North Carolina.²

     Richard Slade was born circa 1803 in South Barron, Somerset, England.² He was New Tag circa 1811 in South Barron, Somerset.¹
     Richard married Jane Edwards, daughter of Thomas Edwards and Nancy Taylor.¹ Richard Slade was a butcher.³ Richard died between January, 1882 and March, 1882 in Axbridge, Somerset, England.⁴

     

William Slade was born circa 1681 in Yeovil, Somerset, England.²
     William married Thankful Hutchinson, daughter of John Hutchinson and Hanna Root, on July 12, 1716 in Lebanon, New London County, Connecticut.¹ William died on September 28, 1778 in Windsor, Hartford County, Connecticut. He was buried in Ellington Center Cemetery, Ellington, Tolland County, Connecticut.¹

     

Joshua Slade was born circa 1690 in England. Earliest record found for Joshua was in the York County, Virginia Deeds, orders, wills, where Captain Joshua Slade was mentioned twice in a case against one of his servants in 1694. Records from Charles River Parish, York County, Virginia.¹
     Joshua married Sarah [?] circa 1720 in Virginia.^1,2 Love family was also in Charles Parish and later moved to Southampton County, adding further evidence that The Samuel Slade born in York and the one in Southampton are the same. Soon after moving from York to Southampton, Elias Love's will named Samuel Slade as the Executor of his estate. Joshua died on November 14, 1727 in Charles Parish, York County, Virginia.^1,3

     Bartholomus Slade was born before 1770 very likely in Virginia.¹ Bartholomus Slade was named on the personal property tax rolls of the City of Richmond, Virginia for the years of 1794-1796.¹ He died likely circa 1797 or moved from the area because he no longer appears on the tax rolls in this area after this time.¹

[Compiler's note: Bartholmus Slade was found on the tax rolls as indicated. However, the relationship of Bartholomew being father of the brothers John and Jonah is only our speculation for study and not yet supported by documentation. However, his son, Jonah, did name his second son Bartholemew, giving some credence to the theory]


Bartholomus could be a corrupt spelling of the name Bartholemew.

     

William Slade was likely born in 1629 in Muchelney, Somerset, England.^1,2 He was the son of Edward Slade.¹ William's father is said to be Edward Slade from Somersetshire, England. William was made a freeman of Newport, Rhode Island on August 23, 1659. In 1680, he removed to what is now Somerset, Bristol County, Massachusetts. He bought land in the Plymouth Colony, in the Shawomet Purchase in Swansea from John Gray of Plymouth on 12 October 1682. We have found no later record of William. He may have died in Newport, Rhode Island, or at sea sometime after the purchase of land. After his death, his son, William, settled on his land.¹
     William married Dorothy Stacie on March 10, 1647 in Castle Cary, Somerset, England.³ William Slade as of this date, we show 873 direct line descendants and 1,271 total including spouse' for this William Slade on January 28, 2021.

     John Slade Jr. was born circa 1780 in England.² He was the son of John Slade and Sarah White.³
     John married Elizabeth Reynolds [Runnels] on January 8, 1808 in Blackhead, Newfoundland, in the United Church Parish of Carbonear^4,1, the daughter of James & Elizabeth Kennedy Reynolds.¹ John died in 1836 in Marshall's Folly, Conception Bay, Newfoundland.⁵

     

John Slade was born circa 1739 likely in England, although we have not yet found any documentation for this theory.¹ First record of John Slade is found in the Boston area before the American Revolution. He is likely the John Slade "of Salem" who was married to Martha Pierce of Charleston, Massachusetts on March 28, 1771 by the Rev. Samuel West. The Rev. Mr. West also officiated at other Slade marriages. Apparently, Martha only lived a few years after the marriage and no children are recorded.¹ He was New Tag Boston Reg. 25 City Doc. #150 : Boston Selectmen mtg. 11 Sep 1776 '...Persons approbated...as retailers& inholders, Viz....John Slade, Inholder in Wing's Lane.'
NEHGR 83:1929 Slade Bible records.Mass.
Mag. obit.
Wyman: Charlestown Gen. & Estates: m. (1)Martha Pierce 28 Mar 1771. Confirmed Cha. VR: she of Cha, he of Salem, do. Salem VR. Hist of Revere: Ch V p 209: she lived 1-2 yrs. He m. (2) Hannah Torrey, dau of Caleb & Mary of Scituate. (She m. (2) in No. Chelsea Moses Collins.

NEHGRegister V 57 p 261: Baptisms in First Church in Needham - 1st 4 ch. in 1771.¹ On March 18, 1774, John Slade purchased 106 acres of property at the junction of Rosemary Brook and the Charles River, Suffolk County, from the estate of James Bowdoin.² He was New Tag H purchased the Bowdoin Farm in 1774.^3,4 He was New Tag in 1776 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. He was New Tag Service: 2 days. Capt. Stephen Dana's Co., Col. Samuel Thatcher's Reg't. Marched to Roxbury Mar. 4, 1776. on March 4, 1776 in Roxbury, Litchfield County, Massachusetts.⁵
     John married second Hannah Torrey, daughter of Caleb Torrey and Mary Clap, on August 4, 1776 in Scituate, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.^6,7 John was listed as an 'Innholder in Wings Lane' at a Boston Selectmen's meeting on Sept. 11, 1776.⁸ John Slade was New Tag Order on the treasury for 30 pounds to assist in recruitment for the Continental Army. List to be drafted in Ward 8 incl. John Slade. [No veterans record in Nat'l Archives]. on December 19, 1776 in Boston, Massachusetts.⁹ In October, 1785, John Slade resided in Chelsea, Suffolk County, Massachusetts; Between about 1635 and 1786 a series of owners in that part of Rumney Marsh called 'The Panhandle', including Samuel Bennett, owned parcels of land which were purchased by John Slade of Chelsea on January 13, 1786. The house, known as Rumley Hall, was built in 1656 and was the oldest house still standing in 1937. The property became known as the Bennett-Slade estate.¹⁰ In 1786, John Slade sold the Bowdoin Farm 106 acres, to Benj. Henderson of Boston for 300 pounds.¹¹ He was New Tag FWM 16+: 2; FWM <16: 3; FWF: 3. in 1790 in Chelsea, Massachusetts.
     John died on September 14, 1791 in Chelsea, Massachusetts; Bible entry: 'John Slade, the father of these children, died in September 1791, the fouteenth day after a painful illness of diarrhea. Aged 52.^12,13 He was buried in a vault at the rear of the Unitarian Church in Chelsea, Massachusetts.¹⁴ His estate was probated on October 11, 1791 in Boston, Massachusetts.³

     Moses Slade was born in 1798 in Surrey, England.¹
     Moses married Jane Sadler on July 6, 1828 in Lambeth, Surrey, England, at St Luke, West Norwood.² Moses was Coachman in 1832.³ Moses died in March, 1837⁴ and was buried in St Matthew's Church Brixton, Lambeth, Surrey, England.⁴

     

John Frank Slade was born in 1795 in North Carolina.¹ He was New Tag in 1800 in North Carolina.²
     John married first Mary Messick on December 10, 1816 Craven County, North Carolina.³
     John married second Rutha Riggs on March 13, 1838 in Craven County, North Carolina.³ John died before October 20, 1868 in Pamlico County, North Carolina.³

     John Joseph Slade was born on January 28, 1819possibly in Brunswick County, Virginia.² He was New Tag on January 28, 1819 in Craig County, Virginia.¹
     John married Harriet Susan Thomason, daughter of Bannister Thomason and Mary Polly Taylor, on September 1, 1842 in Virginia.¹ John died on December 25, 1901 at age 82.¹ He was buried in Slade Family Cemetery near Clear Fork, Tazewell County, Virginia.³



Legend has it that the site of the cemetery was located when John Joseph Slade, preparing to leave and enlist in the Confederate Army, took his wife to a site on the mountainside above the Slade Homestead on Clear Fork, Tazewell County, Virginia and told her if anyone in the family died before his return, they were to be buried on that site.


A John J. Slade enlisted in Company L of the 45th Virginia Infantry on September 9, 1861 at big Sewell. Sick on 11/61. Transferred to the 23rd Battalion. (from regimental history of the 45th Virginia Infantry by J. L. Scott, c. 1989 H. E. Howard, Inc., Lynchburg, VA)


A John J. Slade of Company C of the 23rd Battalion Virginia Infantry; Enlisted 9/3/61 in Jeffersonville* (*the town of Tazewell, VA was known as Jeffersonville during much of the 19th Century). He deserted 8/1/62. (from regimental history of the 23rd Battalion Virginia Infantry by J. L. Scott, c. 1991 H. E. Howard, Inc., Lynchburg, VA.)⁴

     Robert Slade was born circa 1759 in Somerset, England.¹
     Robert married Elizabeth Beard on December 1, 1788 in Somerset.¹ Robert died on December 2, 1818 in Somerset.¹

     Peter Slade was born in 1791 in England (burial record indicates he died age 64, b 1784.)^1,2 He was baptized on January 30, 1792 in North Molton, Devon, England; [could this be the same Peter?].³
     Peter married Hannah Constance on December 23, 1808 in Somerset, England, Bathwick St Mary Church.⁴ Peter was able to sign his own name on the marriage register.⁴ Peter Slade was a coachman in 1841.¹ Peter died in December, 1848.^5,6 He was buried in St Michaels the Archangel on the Mount Without, Bristol, Bristol, England.^6,2

     George Slade was born circa 1801 in Bath, Avon, Somerset, England.¹ He was the son of Jesse Slade.²
     George married Catherine Vincent on August 6, 1824 in Bath, Somerset, England, Sparkford Parish.³ George was listed as a lawyer on James' baptism record 1833.⁴ George died Oct-Nov-Dec 1842 in Bath, Somerset, Q4.⁵

     Samuel Slade was born in 1810 in North Carolina.¹
     Samuel married Ann Mariah Smith in 1852 in Hyde County, North Carolina.^2,3 Samuel died circa 1874.⁴ His estate was probated on March 6, 1875 in Beaufort County, North Carolina.⁴

     Charles Edwin Slade was born circa 1866 in Painswick, Gloucestershire, England.¹
     Charles married Sarah Dudley circa 1889.¹

     Robert Slade was New Tag circa 1817 in England.² He was born on May 14, 1818 in Somersetshire, England.³ Robert immigrated from England to Canada in 1832.³
     Robert married Eunice Mamie Brown circa 1844.¹ Robert Slade was a shoemaker & Episcopalian. They lived outside the city limits in 1851.¹ In 1861 census, Robert is listed as yeoman, religion is Baptist, wife & rest of family is Church of England.² Robert died on February 13, 1905 in Ontario, Canada, at age 86 on Barkle Street⁴ and was buried in Pardoville Union Cemetery, Chatham-Kent, Ontario, Canada.⁵

     John S. Slade was born in 1787 in North Carolina.¹
     John married Elizabeth Wallace Cartmill circa 1816 in Botetourt County, Virginia.¹

     Henry T. Slade was born circa 1808 likely in Virginia.^2,3
     Henry married Mariah Freeman on January 15, 1829 in Surry County, Virginia.¹
     Henry married Matilda M. Freeman on August 9, 1839 in Virginia.¹ Henry died circa 1848 in Virginia.⁴

     William Sled was born circa 1815 in Virginia.¹
     William married Sophia Ann Howell, daughter of Moses Howell, on February 15, 1841 in Franklin County, Virginia.²

     George Slade George married Elizabeth Ball in Martock on 20 May 1795Free UK Genealogy, “ , All Saints Church, Martock, Somerset” database, FreeREG (https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/58998883f493fdb343fd5939) : accessed 21 May 2020), [data about George Slade to Elizabeth Ball20 May 1795 ]; citing Register number 646..
George's death was registered in Yeovil, Somerset in the second quarter of 1845Free BMD: [https://www.freebmd.org.uk/cgi/information.pl?r=9405869:7536&d=bmd_1588661647 Deaths Jun 1845], Surname: SLADE, Given Name: George, District: Yeovil, Volume: 10, Page: 397..

== Sources ==


* Slade Genealogy. [http://slade.one-name.net/g0/p1.htm#i28 George Slade]³ Unrecognized GEDCOM data: Unknown GEDCOM tag: WWW https://www.WikiTree.com/wiki/Slade-2581.⁴ He was born on December 6, 1764 in Somerset, England.¹ He was baptized on May 22, 1765 the son of Ann & John Slade of Martock.¹
     George married Elizabeth Ball on May 20, 1795 in Martock, Somerset, England, at All Saints Church^2,5, the daughter of Edward Ball.² George died in 1845 in Yeovil, Somerset, England, Q2.⁶

     William Slade was born in 1781 in Dorset, England.^2,1 He was christened on July 15, 1781 in Symondsbury, Dorset, England.²
     William married Elizabeth Peach Hill.¹

     John Slade was born circa 1819 in Polperro, Cornwall, England.²
     John married Ann H. [?]²