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John Swann's wife was Elizabeth Green, the widow of John Foster.
May 3, 1727 - The Prince George's Co., Md. administration bond of Elizabeth Swan administratrix of John Swan. Sureties: Philip Green, William Clark.
Source: Maryland Prerogative Court, Testamentary Proceedings, Liber 28, p. 1.
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John Swan12.169 Page £38.8.6 Jun 5 1727 Aug 8 1727
Appraisers: Samuel Evans, Charles Lucus.
Creditors: Henry Witham.
Next of kin: William Clark, Philip Green.
Administratrix: Elisabeth Swan.
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Richard Butt 36C.169 A Page £8.10.4 Apr 9 1716
List of debts: Benjamin & James Bradley.
Payments to: Richard Pile, Philip Green, Samuel Duvall, John Masson, Col. Thomas Sprigg, Vansweringen, William Bladen, Esq., Benjamin Tasker.
Executrix: Mary Medcalfe (widow), now wife of John Nedcalfe.
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John Foster 3.150 Page £88.4.1 Aug 16 1719
Appraisers: Samuel Waters (also Samuel Natters ), Henry Fitch.
Approvers: Philip Green, Richard Green, Richard Lancaster.
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John Foster 3.284 I Page £9.5.0 {1720}
List of debts: Orlando Griffith, Samuell Farmer, Charles Walker.
Administrators/Executors: John Swan, Elisabeth Swan.
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John Foster 3.284 A Page £88.1.1 £97.6.1 Feb 15 1720
A second inventory is cited in the amount of 0.5.0.
Payments to: Thomas Holland, Thomas Bordley, Esq., Dr. Pattrick Hepburn, Richard
Pile, Lewis Thomas, Robertt Tayler, Richard Lancaster.
Distribution to: widow (unnamed, 1/3). Residue to (equally): 4 children (unnamed).
Administratrix: Elisabeth Swan, wife of John Swan.
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John Swan 12.169 Page £38.8.6 Jun 5 1727 Aug 8 1727
Appraisers: Samuel Evans, Charles Luaus.
Creditors: Henry Witham.
Next of kin: William Clark, Phillip Green.
Administratrix: Elisabeth Swan.
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Thomas Sprigg 9.103 A Page £68.15.0 Nov 7 1728
Received from: Daniel Page, John Magruder, Patrick Andrew, Burges Mitchel, Ninian Mariarte, John Lane, George Paget, Arnold Livers, Philip Pindle, Benjamin Allen, Thomas White, Meredith Davis, Philip Green, William Prather, Jr., Ann Larger, Henry Crampton, John Swiney, Benjamin Desheirs, Jr., John Soaper, Margaret King, John Diggs, Jeremiah Bell of the effects of John Powel, Charles Lucas, Chatherine Tompson, William Sinkly, William Prather, Sr., John Allison, John Moore, John Walters, John Pearce, John Somers, William Rayo of the effects of John Powell, Henry Charberlain, George Cross, Mary Coots, Theophilus Bishop.
Payments to: Col. James Haddock, widow Levit paid to Mr. George Buchannan who married Margret Clark (administratrix of said Levit), Burges Mitchel, Mordecai Mitchel, Margery Covington (administratrix of Levin Covington), Edward Blackwell, George Moore, William Prather.
Administratrix: Mrs. Margery Sprigg.
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William Linton 16.133 Page £16.6.10 Jan 9 1731 Apr 30 1731
Appraisers: Edward Willett, Philip Green.
Creditors: Clement Hill, Joseph Belt.
Next of kin: William Linton, Elisabeth Linton.
Administrator/Executor: George Linton.
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Hugh Mackdugall/McDugal 21.349 Page £130.8.3 1735 Jun 18 1736
Appraisers: Philip Green, Joseph Peach.
Creditors: Charles Carroll, James Waugh.
Administrator: Benjamin Rickets.
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Isaac Lansdale (merchant) 14.414 A Page £241.17.2 £20.0.0 Oct 14 1737
The amount of the accounts also included £412.11.0 sterling.
Received from: Elisabeth Wollingsford, Edward Dorson, Leonard Weyman, Samuell Waters, Henry Hall, William Ray, James Crawford, Richard Evans, Rignol Odle, John Ellson, John Turnor, William Fowler, Mark Brown, James Mulliken, Richard Forster, Benjamin Hall, James Williams, Samuell Devall John Rogers, John Bateman, William Green, Aaron Rawlings, William Deane, Samuel Plummer, John Joyce, Nathan Wells, William Denune, Mareene Devall, William Mockeboy, Charles Walker, James Holland, William Barshears, John Jackson, John Duckett, Robert Tyler, Jr., James Mullekin, Jacob Henderson, Elisabeth Tyler, Nicholas Wollingsford, Thomas Butt, Thomas Jones, Thomas Brown, Mehitabel Pierpoint, Samuel Tyler, Abraham Lee, Ben. Bell, Henry Wright, Isaac Hide, Richard Cutlep, John Banks, Francis Warman, John Selman, Joseph Norton, Thomas Heach, Richard Jones, William Cockron, Jahn Perry, Robert Tyler, Benjamin Jacobs, Robert Thomas, Samuel Davis, John Wells, James Mason, Artin Mariartee, Henry Boulton, John Hall, Richard Moore, Benjamin Boyd, James Saunders, Richard Hill, Richard Simmons, John Riddle, Lewis Lee, Thomas Holland, Benjamin Lane, Matthew Elliot, John Boyd, Eliphaz Ryley, Lancet Wilson, Randal Johnson, Jonathon Wadams, Anne Gideons, Thomas Harwood, Thomas Prater, David Wimms, Philip Green, James Beck, John Brown, Vestry of Queen Anne Parish, William Mordaunt, William Pile, Edward Wilson, William Prater, William Bell, Robert Brown, William Davis, John Plummer, Francis Dorset, Nicholas St. Lawrence, Jonathon Simmonds, William Murdock, Joseph Brown, John Moor, Samuel Deval, Mary Butt, Priscilla Prater, John Brushers, John Curry, Jonathon Prater, Rachel Prater, Brook Mocksboy, Robert Wheeler, Richard Isaac, John Hammond, Turnor Wotton, Thomas Hide, Benjamin Hasitt, George Cook, Richard Tucker, Joseph Williams, Thomas Laxen, Fra. Hardesty, Thomas Cockey, Dorcas Turner, Henry Dixon, John Sweringham, Arthur Nelson, John Prater, Samuel Brashiers, Samuel Farmer, John OulsterLoney Margaret Moore, Isaac Downs, John Carrick, James Plummer, Thomas Lane, Meredith Davis, William Young, George Moore, John Lee, Samuel Evans, James Kingsberry, Elisabeth Wilemon, Moses Rawlins, Edward Gwyn, Larkin Pierpoint, Jane Pindle, Richard Snowden, Thomas Wells, Benjamin White, William Clark, William Holland, William Beckworth, Robert Pottenger, John Mitchel, John Moore, George Plummer, James Anderson, Samuel Idle, William Ducker, Jer. Fowler, John Locklin, John Childs, Daniel Dulany.
Payments to: Thomas Lancaster, Richard Bennett, Esq.
Administrator: Thomas Lancaster.
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Robert Conte/Coots 23.171 Page £22.5.1 Jan 15 1737 Mar 29 1738
Appraisers: Phillip Green, William Smith.
Creditors: Turner Wotten, Thomas Lancaster.
Executrix: Mary Marsham, wife of Phill. Marsham.
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Thomas Scott 24.295 Page £121.10.7 Nov 6 1739 Nov 28 1739
Appraisers: James Edmonston, Phillip Green.
Creditors: Richard Snowden, William Mauduit.
Next of kin: William Scott.
Administratrix: Elisabeth Scott.
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Kingsbury, Elizabeth, Prince George's Co. late of Calvert Co., 6th March, 1743; 3rd May, 1743.
To son James, ex., and dau. Priscilla Groom, entire estate.
To daus. Elizabeth Lucas and Ann Pottenger and son Samuel Evans, 5s. each.
Test: Philip Green, Francis Hall, John Larmer. 23. 134.
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Margaret Holland 32.64 Page £302.15.11 Feb 1745 Mar 7 1745
Appraisers: Phill. Green, Richard Isaac.
Creditors: Richard Snowden, Richard Moore for Samuel Preston Moore.
Next of kin: Thomas Holland, Cassandrah Holland.
Administrator/Executor: Richard Holland.
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Elisabeth Waters 35.123 Page £290.12.6 Jul 24 1747 Jul 25 1747
Appraisers: Philip Green, William Clarke.
Next of kin: Richard Holland, John Waters,
Executor: Joseph Waters (Quaker) of Anne Arundel County.
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1787-1789 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber HH 2 [Abstract by Mike Marshall]; Page 352. At the request of Jacob Green the following Land Commission was recorded July 15, 1788
Memorandum that on the special petition of Jacob Green of PGCo preferred to the justices of the county on the Monday before the 4th Tuesday in September 1785 for a land commission was issued on November 3, 1785; to Messrs Thomas Boyd, Thomas Duckett, Samuel Tyler and John Lansdale of PGCo Gentleman, whereas Jacob Green is seized of a tract called "Hickory Thickett" and preferred his petition in writing to our county court held at Upper Marlborough Town for a commission to examine evidence to prove and perpetuate the memory of the bounds of the said tract of land. Therefore, we command you any three or two of you to examine all witnesses or persons concerned touching their knowledge of the bounds of the said tract. Witness Joshua Beall, Gentleman, September 30, 1785, issued November 3, 1785, John Read Magruder, clerk
By virtue of a commission to examine evidences to prove the bounds of "Hickory Thickett" we met Monday, March 13, 1786
Elisha Green aged 45 years, being at a spot where a stone is now planted is wehre a red oak stood sayeth that he had been told by several people was the beginning tree of part of a tract called "Hickory Thickett" sold by Charles Carroll to Philip Green and now in possession of Jacob Green and further sayeth that he say this stone planted in the presence of Arnold Waters, Stephen Waters, Henry Waters, Gabriel Clake, Joshua Clarke, Caleb Clarke and Frederick Clarke, Staley Nicholls and Philip Nicholls
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1690 - Aft 1747 (> 57 years)