Thomas Dulany arrived along with his second wife Sarah (maiden name unknown) and his son Thomas Jr. at Port Tobacco, Charles County, British Colonial Province (under Lord Baltimore) of Maryland about 1710 aboard the Brig "Mary". He met up with his 3 elder sons (by his first wife, Sarah (also maiden name unknown). Where he made amends and later traveled to Olde Joppatowne, then County Seat of Baltiomre County. Note that Baltimore was just a fishing village at that time.
Thomas and Sarah2 had three children born there (Elizabeth, John and Dennis). Thomas and Sarah2, along with Elizabeth, her husband and John are buried in the graveyard of the towns Anglican Church. The entire ghost town was demolished in a hurricane in 1972, including all the tombstones.
The three elder sons were Joseph, William and Daniel (later to become "the Elder". Thomas Jr may be another son of Sarah1, it is not known for sure. The three landed at Port Tobacco in April, 1703.
Elizabeth married a wealthy Planter, of John nothing is known and Dennis married Easter Fugate and moved to Greene County, Pennsylvania.
