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GIBSON, RICHARD, Calvert Co. 26 Jan 1773; 24 Aug 1773
To son Bartholomew Gibson, ex., Negro boy David, Negro woman Lusey, carpenters tools, coopers tools, mare, 2 colts, yoke of oxen, 7 shoats, furniture, wearing apparel.
To dau. Williamina Lyle, Negro Doll bed and furniture.
To dau. Elizabeth Stallings, Negro girl Pris.
To son James Gibson, Negro boy Abraham.
To dau. Mary Ward, Negro boy Harry.
To dau. Sarah Prout, Negro boy Jack.
To granddau. Elizabeth Gibson, £5.
To children Bartholomew Gibson, Williamina Lyle, Elizabeth Stallings, James Gibson, Mary Ward and Sarah Prout, residue of personal estate.
Wit: William Dare, Senr.; Benjamin Sunderland; Thomas Sunderland. 39. 435
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Folio 113 JOSIAS LUCAS Page 12/21/1778 04/13/1779
"being sick and weak in Body ..
Bequeaths to:
1. Thomas Lucas --father
-named executor and instructed that all of testator's estate whatsoever and wheresoever found particularly at the plantation of testator's father and those at the dwelling plantation of father-in-law James Gibson in Calvert County to be sold at public sale to the highest bidder
2. Elizabeth Lucas --daughter
-money from the sale of testator's estate to be kept in trust for her and the interest and principal paid to her when she arrives at age 16 or day of marriage, and the interest also be applied to clothing and educating her until she comes of age
3. Thomas Lucas --brother
Basil Lucas --brother
Gabriel Lucas --brother
Bartin Lucas --brother
Elizabeth Tyler --sister
Anne Lucas --sister
Cassander Lucas --sister
Susanna Lucas --sister
Elinor Lucas --sister
-should testator's daughter die w/out heirs before age and before marriage, then the estate is to be divided among testator's brothers, sisters and mother and father
Witnesses: Benjamin Duvall, Benjamin Duvall, 3rd
Then came: the two above named subscribers to the will
Note: the testator signed the will in his own hand
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1727 - Aft 1773 (~ 47 years)