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ATCHISON, JOHN, Prince George's Co. 22 Feb, 1744; 14 Mar, 1744/5
To my wife, MARY Anne ATCHISON, whole of my personal estate.
To my dau, ELIZABETH MC FALL
Extx; my wife.
Wit: John Stoddert, Robert Gordon, William McClash.
Then came Capt. John Stoddart and the other 2 witnesses and probated the will. MCW 24.12
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John Atcheson 31.376 CH £116.11.7 May 6 1745 Jul 14 1745
of Prince George's County.
Appraisers: William Hutcheson, Robert Gordon.
Creditors: Theodotia Stone, Gustavus Brown.
Administratrix/Executrix: Mary Anne Atcheson.
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John Atcheson 32.185 Page £5.8.9 Apr 16 1746 May 12 1746
Appraisers: William Kitchens, Robert Gorden.
Executrix: Mary Anne Atcheson.
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John Atcheson 22.290 A Page £166.11.7 £72.18.4 Aug 14 1746
A second inventory is cited in the amount of £5.8.4.
Received from: Richard Shore, James Balton, Peter Dent for Aron Acton.
Payments to; Mr. William Eilbeck, Mrs. Johannah Acton, Jos. Williams, Mark Mtt. Bayin & John Frasier & James Bolton, Mr. Thomas Marshall, Mrs. Theodosia Stone, Edward Person, William Atchenson & Robert Gorden, John Dun, Mr. John Beal, George Roland, Capt. William Theobalds, Mr. John Orme, Dr. Gustavous Brown, James Freeman, James Gorden, John Hamill.
Executrix: Mary Anne Atcheson.
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Atchison, William, Charles County, 26th Feb., 1733; 17th July, 1734.
To son John and hrs., 100 A., "Atchison's Hazard."
To son William and hrs., 100 A., dwelling plantation, "Atchison's Woodyard;" and personalty.
To son James and hrs., 86 A., "Grubb Street."
To son Joseph and hrs., 19 A., "Atchison's Strife."
Should either of sons afsd. die without issue, their portion to pass to son Joseph and hrs.
To child. ---, 2/3s of personal estate; wife Ann, extx;.
Test: Jennet Bryun alias Clubb, Edward Roberts, John Wedding. 21. 140.
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1730-1733 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber Q, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 618
Enrolled at request of Robert Gordon 27 Mar 1733:
Indenture, 14 Nov 1732; Between Theodotia Stone of Charles County, widow and Robert Gordin; for rents and services; part of a tract called Market Overton on the north side of a main road from Mr. Stoddert's to Piscataway; bounded by plantation where John Achason now dwells; /s/ Theodotia Stone, Robert Gordon; wit. John King, Thos. Stone; ack. 14 Nov 1732 by Theodotia Stone
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Charles County Court Records, March 1741/2 Court, Liber T#2, Page 331. John Atchison vs William Macdaniel. TrCa: - D't 865 & 7/6 Virg: Currency, William Brent Sp Bail. Judgment by non sum.
[Blank]. And whereupon sd John Atchison, by Thomas Clark, his atty, says that whereas the afd John, lately in Stafford County Court in Virginia, by petition and by the judgment of the same Court, recovered against the afd William Macdaniel, 800 lbs of tobacco for his damages, and 65 lbs of tobacco and 7 shillings & 6 pence gold of the value of 11 shillings and 3 pence for costs whereof sd William Macdaniel was convicted, as by the record of the same County of Stafford afd to wit in CC remaining, which same judgment in its full force remains, and not satisfied or revoked, and the same John Atchison, his execution of the judgment afd in form afd recovered has not yet obtained, by which action has accrued to the same John to have and require of the afd William Macdaniel the afd 800 lbs of tobacco and 65 Ibs of tobacco, and 7 shillings and 6 pence gold. But the afd William Macdaniel, although often thereunto required, the afd sums to the same John has not yet paid, but the same to him hitherto to pay has denied and still does deny, whereupon the same John says he is the worse, and has damage to the value of 1730 lbs of tobacco and 1 £2 shillings and 6 pence, and thereupon he brings suit. Signed - Thomas Clark per Plt p1 &c.
And the afd William, by Henry Darnall, his atty, comes and prays licence to imparl until next Jun CC Court, at which Court, sd William, by his atty, prays further licence to imparl until next Aug CC Court, at which Court, sd William, by his atty, prays further licence to imparl until next Nov CC Court, at which Court, sd William, by his atty, prays further licence to imparl until next Mar CC Court. And now here, the sd John, by his atty, prays that the sd William to his declaration against him may answer. And sd William, by Henry Darnall, his atty, comes and nothing in bar of the action afd of the sd John does he say.
Ordered that the sd John do recover against the sd William, his debt afd and his damages, to 236 lbs of tobacco. Memorandum William Brent Sp Bail.
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Prince George's Land Records 1739-1743 - liber Y -Page 651.
Lease. Mar 9, 1742/43 from Henry Moore & Sarah Moore of Charles County, planters, to John Atchison of Charles County, planter, for the rents and services on the part of sd John to be done [as per the conditions of this lease, which follow] and for divers other good causes, the lease of 100 acres, being part of a tract of land called Mores Rest. This lease started last Nov 10 and is for the term of 21 years, paying to sd Henry Moore yearly, the rent of 1600 lbs of tobacco in 2 hhds, and on failure to pay the rent, sd Henry may reenter the before demised premises, reserving to the sd Henry liberty of falling, sawing, & carting away any black walnut or locust from sd land & farther, sd Atchison agrees to leave the land in good, tenantable repair at the end of the lease. Signed - Henry Moore, Sarah (+ her mark) Moore. Wit - Thos Stone, Wm Middleton. Edm Porteus, [Charles County] Clerk, certified that Thomas Stone and William Middleton, Gent, are Charles County JPs. Recorded Mar 30, 1743.
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Charles County Maryland Land Record Liber Z#2, 1744-1753; Page 521.
At the request of John Lomax, the following lease was recorded on Nov 15, 1751.
Nov 12, 1751 from Henry Moore of CC, planter, to John Lomax of CC, planter, the lease, during the natural life of sd John Lomax, of a certain tract of land in CC called Moors Rest, being 100 acres part of the afd tract containing about 200 acres, which sd Lomax now lives on, bounded by Cornwallises Neck line so up a valley between John Lomax's & John Atcheson's to the Main Road, containing 100 acres whereon sd Lomax now lives. Lomax may fell and use timber for the use of the plantation on the 200 acre tract called Moores Rest. Moore will not be debarred from cutting and using any timber on the 200 acre tract. The yearly rent is 650 lbs tobacco. Lomax will keep the plantation in good repair. Signed - Hen Moore. Wit - Rd Harrison, Jno Winter.
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Charles County Maryland Land Record Liber Z#2, 1744-1753; Page 522.
At the request of John Row, the following lease was recorded on Nov 15, 1751.
Nov 12, 1751 from Henry Moor (Moore) of CC, planter, to John Row of CC, planter, the lease to sd John Row and Christain, his wife, during their natural lives, of a certain tract of land in CC called Moores Rest, being 100 acres part of the afd tract of about 200 acres, on which sd Row now lives, bounded by Cornwallises Neck line so up a valley between John Lomax's & John Atcheson's to the Main Road, containing 100 acres whereon sd Row now lives. Row may fell and use timber for the use of the plantation on Moores Rest. Moore will not be debarred from cutting and using any timber on Moores Rest. The yearly rent is 550 lbs tobacco. Row will keep he plantation in good repair. Signed - Hen: Moore. Wit - R Harrison, Jno Winter,
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Chicamuxen or Port Tobacco: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 403-172: ATCHISONS HAZARD: 100 acres; Possession of - 100 Acres - Atchison, William: Surveyed William Atchison 13 Jan 1723 beginning at a bounded White Oak: Conveyance notes - {mm Note; not identified to a specific Hundred. Location identified by watercourse or nearby tract.}
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Chicamuxen or Port Tobacco: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 384-53: ATCHISONS WOODYARD: 100 acres; Possession of - 100 Acres - Atchison, William : Surveyed 4 April 1714 for William Athison (Atchison) beginning at a bound grey oak standing on the North side the Piney branch of Mattawoman patent 19 Aug 1714: Conveyance notes - {mm Note; not identified to a specific Hundred. Location identified by watercourse or nearby tract.}
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1710 - 1745 (> 35 years)