| Notes |
- In Maryland to Overseas, Newman states the death of Alexander Parran was May 30, 1720.
===
Mr. Alexander Parran 15.475 CA £413.18.11 Sep 9 1729 Mar 18 1729
Appraisers: Walter Smith, John Dorumple.
Creditors: J. Rousby, George Harris.
Next of kin: John Parran, Alexander Parran.
Administratrix: Mrs. Mary Parran.
===
Alexander Parran 15.562 CA £295.5.0 Aug 7 1730 Aug 12 1730
Appraisers: Walter Smith, John Dorumple.
Creditors: George Harris.
Next of kin: Moses Parran.
Administratrix: Mary Parran.
===
Alexander Parran 10.388 A CA £413.18.11 £263.11.4 Aug 12 1730
A second inventory is cited in the amount of £295.5.0.
Received from: William Camplin„ Dr. Smith, Jacob Hooper, William Sharpies.
Payments to: William Sharpies, John Rousby, Esq., James Somerville Peter Hellen, John Rigby, Nicholas Maccubbin, William Walker, George Plater, Esq., Nathanil Dare, John Johnson, Susannah Langley, Kensey Johns, George Hill, John Andrews, George Harris for Jonathon Scarth.
Administratrix: Mary Parran (relict, Quaker).
===
Alexander Parran 11.245 A CA £161.5.4 Nov 30 1731
Received from: John Wilkinson.
Payments to: Dr. John Hamilton, Mr. Walter Smith, Roger Boyce, Alexander Parran, Mr. William Young, John Parran, Capt. Hugh Arbuthnot (merchant in London), Grace Howard, William Young, Richard Smith, Edward Henry Calvert, Esq., executrix of Edward Henry Calvert, Esq., John Bennet, Edmund Jennings, Esq., Richard Young, William Young for 2 arrests at suit of Mathew Howard & John Bennet, Charles Calvert, Esq., Alexander Parran (son, his portion of estate of Nathaniel Ashcomb adjusted by Walter Smith & John Derrumple), Jane Hellen (her portion of estate of Nathaniel Ashcomb).
Administratrix: Mary Parran (widow, relict, Quaker).
===
Young, Arthur, Calvert County, 29th May, 1711; 25th July, 1711.
To son Peter, 1 shilling.
To dau. Mary, wife of Alexander Parran, 5 shillings.
To daus. Frances, wife of Sam'l Wallis; Anne, wife of Geo. Harris; Constant, Ann, Elizabeth, Sarah, Urania. and Rachel, purchase money from dwelling place, 550 A., "Hooper's Neck," which is ordered to be sold, and residue of estate.
Exs.: Sons-in-law Sam'll Wallis and Geo. Harris.
Test: Richard Johns, Daniel Rawlings, Robert Skinner. 13. 249.
===
John Keniman 5.67 CA 139.3.8 May 8 1721 May 17 1721
Appraisers: John Johnson, John Graves.
Administrator/Executor: Mr. Allexander Parran.
===
Rawlings, Daniel, Calvert Co., 29th Dec., 1726; 20th Jan., 1726-7.
To youngest son. Daniel and hrs., dwell. plan. on St. Leads Ck. and 200 A. "Rawling's Choice,"
To son-in-law John Clare and Elizabeth, his wife, deed of gift dated 12 Nov., 1722, of 143 A. "Rawlings Choyce," pt. of "Great Elton Head Mannour," confirmed.
To dau. Ann and hrs., 157 A. of "Rawling's Choice."
To eldest son Isaac and hrs., 500 A., the residue of "Rawling's Choice."
To dau. Mary Hollaway, personalty.
To 5 child. afd., residue of estate; shd. any die before possessed of estate and without issue, survivors to divide portion of deceased.
Exs.: Son Isaac and John Clare.
Test: John Parran, William Day, Alexander Parran. 19, 31.
|
Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1677 - 1729 (52 years)