He might have been born 7/29/1750
01 Oct 1771 -- William Lovelace sold mother's bequest from John Baptist Lovelace in Hermitage to step-father, Thomas Robey. Deed was recorded on 28 Oct 1771. William personally appeared to fix his seal.
1778 -- A William Lovelace signed the Oath of Allegiance in Charles Country, Maryland. (9,000 Men Who Signed the Oath of Allegiance and Fidelity to Maryland During the Revolution).
20 Apr 1779 -- A William Loveless made a deposition on the non-receipt of his clothing allowance in Maryland, no county listed. (An Inventory of Maryland State Papers, Volume 1).
12 Apr 1781 -- A William Loveless was a private in the 2nd Guard in Prince George's County, Maryland. (Revolutionary Patriots of PGCo., MD 1775-1783).
1783 -- William Lovelace moved to Georgia. m. (1) Margery (Marguery) BEALL
Children:
1. Mary Lovelace b: 10 FEB 1774 in Charles Co., MD
2. Elizabeth Lovelace b: 16 MAY 1776 in Charles Co., MD
3. James Lovelace b: 12 APR 1779 in Iredell Co., NC
4. Margaret Lovelace b: 1 FEB 1781
5. Allen Lovelace b: 20 AUG 1783 in GA
6. Martha Lovelace b: 4 MAY 1786 in Columbia Co., GA
After being named executor in his mother's will (dated 08 Oct 1776), no trace of William has been found in Rowan County, North Carolina. It is thought, by some, that this is the William who moved to Columbia County, Georgia and died there in 1815. HOWEVER, a William Lovelace is found in the militia in Prince George's County, Maryland on 12 Apr 1781. There is also a William Lovelace on the 1790 and 1800 census for Prince George's County, Maryland, where his age gives him a birth date before 1755. Millesent is known to have returned to Prince George's County by 1783 and it is doubtful that she returned alone. Either William or Luke, or both, returned with her. (There are also records of a William Lovelace in Charles County, Maryland during this time frame. These Charles County records are probably for a son of John, father of John Baptist, or for one of his descendants other than John Baptist.)
1790 -- A William Lovelace appears on the census for Charles County, Maryland with the counts 2-6-1-0-0.
1790 -- A William Lovelace appears on the census for Prince George's County, Maryland with the counts 1-0-3-0-0.
1800 -- A William Lovelace is listed on the 1800 census for Charles County, Maryland where his age is listed as 26-45, born 1755-1774.
1800 -- A William Lovelace is listed on the 1800 census for Prince George's County, Maryland where his age is listed as 26-45, born 1755-1774.
1810 -- A William Lovelass is listed on the census for Charles County, Maryland, where his age is listed as 45+, born before 1765.
23 Jan 1827 -- William R. Lovelis Jr., of Prince George's County, MD sold to Wm. Lovelis, Sr., for $70.00 a mare, chairs, feather bed an furniture. Ref: Prince George County Deeds, Liber AB No. 4, folio 416, Hall of Records, Annapolis.
William Lovelace 
