Signing Their Rights Away
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For example, when one wealthy signer of the Declaration of Independence put his pen to that document, he used his name and the name of his estate: “Charles Carroll of Carrollton.” It was his way of distinguishing himself from all the other Charleses in his family.The remarkable thing about Daniel of St. Thomas Jenifer is that no one really knows why his parents, Daniel and Elizabeth Jenifer, decided to use the name St. Thomas. The family was living near Port Tobacco, Maryland, when their son was... born, and they seemed intent on distinguishing him from current and future Daniels in the family (though they named a later son plain-old Daniel, causing untold grief and frustration for scores of genealogists and historians). Back then, people couldn’t be certain that an infant would survive to adulthood, so they sometimes hedged their bets by giving babies in the same family the same name. This was especially important if a wealthy male child needed to have a specific name in order to come into his inheritance.But why St.
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For example, when one wealthy signer of the Declaration of Independence put his pen to that document, he used his name and the name of his estate: “Charles Carroll of Carrollton.” It was his way of distinguishing himself from all the other Charleses in his family.The remarkable thing about Daniel of St. Thomas Jenifer is that no one really knows why his parents, Daniel and Elizabeth Jenifer, decided to use the name St. Thomas. The family was living near Port Tobacco, Maryland, when their son was... born, and they seemed intent on distinguishing him from current and future Daniels in the family (though they named a later son plain-old Daniel, causing untold grief and frustration for scores of genealogists and historians). Back then, people couldn’t be certain that an infant would survive to adulthood, so they sometimes hedged their bets by giving babies in the same family the same name. This was especially important if a wealthy male child needed to have a specific name in order to come into his inheritance.But why St.
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