| NAME | BORN | DIED | ||
| Edward Rutledge | 1645/54 | England | bef. 1703 | Baltimore, MD |
| Michael Rutledge | 1673/77 | Baltimore, MD | abt. 1709 | Baltimore, MD |
| Michael Rutledge | 1694/99 | Baltimore, MD | 28 Sep. 1745 | MD |
| Abraham Rutledge | 1722 | MD | 1807 | MD |
| Joshua Rutledge | 3 Apr. 1759 | Harford Co., MD | 26 Sep. 1825 | Harford Co., MD |
| Thomas Talbot Rutledge | 29 Nov. 1813 | 13 Oct. 1883 | Harford Co., MD | |
| Albert Constable Rutledge | 13 Nov. 1848 | Harford Co., MD | 14 Apr. 1927 | PG Co., MD |
| Andrew Lee Rutledge | 1 Jan. 1874 | Harford Co., MD | 15 Dec. 1915 | Baltimore, MD |
| Albert Lee Rutledge | 01 Sep. 1895 | Jessup, MD | May 1970 | MD |
| Edward L. Rutledge, Sr. | ||||
| Edward L. Rutledge, Jr. | ||||
| Michael Edward Rutledge |
Earliest Known Ancestor - Edward Rutledge
Edward Rutledge was born in 1645/54 in England and died bef. 1703 in Baltimore, MD.This is as Thomas A. Rutledge published it in Rachel Clemons Book 2 My Rutledge Family. I have added the later details where Tom’s & my line split.
This line starts right at the beginning of the book but, as far as I know, remains unproven for the first couple of spots (again, per the book) Maybe these results will generate renewed interest in those early years.
I had heard a story from my Grandfather. He was told that 3 brothers came over from England. 1 stayed up north in the newly formed MD & the other 2 went south. I always thought that this was just a story to try & include the SC Signers into our northern family history. I never gave it much thought, but maybe the story about the brothers going south is true, they just weren’t the signers. Who knows? :)