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Edward Morgan, SMC, 4/20/1718-7/18/1722:
To: Son, John and daughter, Mary 200 ac. "Parish" equally.
Son: Benjamin, personalty at age 18.
To: Sons, John and Edward; daughter Sarah; and granddaughter, Jane Cheverell, 1 shilling each.
Wife: Mary, Exec., 1/3 residue of estate.
Remaining 2/3 of estate to 5 children equally: Mary, Elizabeth, Eleanor, William, and Benjamin.
Executor is desired not to delude any of the children to the Romanish Church.
Wit: George Clark, Thomas Watts, William Watts, Anthony Simmons (Sims), John Gill. (Maryland Calendar of Wills).
NOTE: The property was actually called "Parish Beadle."
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Edward Morgaine 4.290 A SM £51.11.10 £6.19.7 Jun 17 1723
Payments to: Col. William Holland & Col. Thomas Addison & Daniell Dulany, Esq., John Baker, Dr. William Swalle, Col. Greenfield.
Executrix: Mary Morgaine.
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Edward Sissary 17.106 I SM Apr 9 1697
Appraisers: Edward Morgan, John Woodward.
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John Redman 21.1 I SM 220.17.3 Apr 25 1701
Appraisers: Edward Morgan, William Watts.
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Crane, Robert, St. George's Hundred, St. Mary's County, 20th Oct., 1705; 12th Aug. 1708. (This has to be wrong must be 1707)
To grandson Robert and hrs., dwelling plantation and personalty; he dying without issue., to pass to Wm. Guyther,, Jr.,, and hrs.
To grauddau, Jane,, dau. of Edward Morgan, personalty.
Ex.: Wm. Guyther., Jr.
Test: Wm. Watts, Wm. Stedman, Margaret Stedman. 12. 1,
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William Askins 25.173 I SM £19.12.0 Oct 29 1705
Appraisers: Edward Morgain, John Cean (also John Ceain).
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Richardson, Nicholas, chirurgan, St Mary's County, 2nd Nov., 1716; 8th Jan., 1716/17.
To son Nicholas and hrs., 150 A., dwell, plan., "Hunting Quarter."
To daus. Elener and Ann, plantation divided equally.
To dau. Bridgett Charmes, personalty.
To son Nicholas, personalty; he dying without issue, to 3 daus. afsd.
To wife Bridgett, extx.; residue of personal estate.
Overseer: Richard Thurley.
Test: Edward Morgan, Mary Morgan, John Gage, Wm. Sanders. 14. 304.
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Mason, Susanna, widow of Robert Mason, gent.,St. Mary's Co.,14th Jan., 1716; 13th Feb., 1716/7.
To son Mathew and hrs., tract of 200 A. in Chas. County, conveyed to testator by Thos. Witcherly, being part of Christian Temple Manor.
To dau. Mary; personalty.
To grandson Robert Mason, two rings and personalty.
To sons John and Mathew and daus. Elizabeth Rogers and Susanna Clarke, residue of estate, equally.
Ex.: Son John.
Test: John Greenwell, Catherine Greenwell, Geo. Clarke, Edw. Morgan. 14. 341.
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Nicholas Richardson 37B.3 I SM £98.15.4 Mar 27 1717
Appraisers: William Sceath, John Bpts. Carbery.
Creditors: Thomas Hebb, Jr., Edward Morgan.
Next of kins William Sanders, Bridget Charmes,
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Nicholas Richardson 1.46 A SM £98.15.4 £33.10.3 May 26 1718
Received from: Robert Frazer, Mr. James Bowles, Ignatius Fenwick, Daniell Connally, Edward Cooke, Richard Shipley, Maj. Nichall Sawell, Mary Borran, Phelbert Doyne, Robert Thomas.
Payments to: Mr. James Bowles, William Sanders, Marke Jones, Capt. John Davergn, Cornelius Maning, Capt. Daniell Jenifer, William Spalding, George Beverly.
Executrix: Bridgett Richardson.
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Nicholas Richardson 3.76 A SM £94.10.8 Jul 23 1720
Received from: Mrs. Marry Davison, John Greenwell, James King, John Cole, Hennry Spinke, George Gilliaspie, Marry Joness.
Payments to; Thomas Cooper, Thomas Evians, Capt. Mackcartey, Archibald Picke, Hennry Home, Esq. Bladen, Robertt Colle, John Tawney, William Price, John Rodgers, Richard Schurlock, Thomas Ballay, Edward Morgaine, Mr. Kennelm Cheseldyne, Charles King, Archbold Picke, John Warren, George Gillaspee, Mr. Herbert, Commissary Bladen, Esq. Bladen, Thomas Lowe, Esq. Bordley, Michaell Jenifer, Edward Cole, Sr., Capt. John Doverigne, Col. Petter Pressly, Mr. Nuthall, Mr. William Tomson, Charles Dillion, Gerrard Slye, John Carmichaell, John Baker.
Executrix: Bridgett Richardson.
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Maning (Manning), Cornelius, St Mary's County, 10th Apr., 1721; 15th Aug., 1721.
To son Cornelius and hrs., plantation in Porkhall neck ---, whereon Henry Nowell lately lived, now in poss. of Dr. Johnson; "Maning's Hold," in Smith's Neck, and tract joining Calvert's Cr., bou. of George Parker; shd. sd. son die without issue, to his sister ---.
To 2 daus., Mary Mills and Ann, and their hrs., residue of "Porkhall neck"; shd. either dau. die without issue, survivor to inherit portion of dec'd.
To John, son of John Maning, dec'd, "Biggs" or "Cornelius' Swamp"; shd. he die without issue, to revert to estate.
To William, son of Edward Morgan, and George Thurald, personalty.
To wife Eliza., dwelling plantation, "Hatton's," during life, provided she lives thereon, otherwise John Mills to take charge of sd. plantation and son Cornelius, until he arrives at age of 21; also 1/3 of residue of personal estate, remaining 2/3 to be divided among 3 child. afsd,
Dau. Anne to care of her grandmother Shurly; shd. she refuse, to her sister Mills, until 16 or day of marriage.
Exs.: Wife Eliza, and John Mills.
Test: Archball Johnstone, Mary Johnstone, Rodolph Simon, Wm. Johnson. 17, 6.
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Alexander Leckey 5.389 A SM £24.7.7 {1723}
Received from: William Wheritt.
Payments to: Col. Thomas Addison & Daniell Dulany, Esq. per Col. Greenfield, Thomas Watts, John Waughop, Mr. William Thompson, Marshall Lowe, Edward Morgane, Col. William Holland & Col. Thomas Addison & Daniel Dulany, Esq. paid to Col. Greenfield, John Baker, John Been, Col. Thomas Trueman Greenfield, Archibald Johnson, John Cole.
Executor: John Tarleton.
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Evans, John, St. Mary's Co., 5th Mch., 1687-8; 25th May, 1688.
To Matthew, son of Robert Mason, to John, son. of Robert Jones, to Catherine Lawrence, dau. of Henry Lawrence, and to Eliza: Phyppes, widow, personalty.
wife (unnamed), 1/33 of estate, real and personal_
dau. Mary at 16 yrs. of age and hrs., residue of estate, real and personal, including 100 A., "Hogg's Neck," and 200 A., part of "Salleum" in Chas. Co.
Ex.: Edw. Morgan.
Test: Meekell Bowllin, Samuell Painter, Edw. Jenkin, Kenelm Cheseldyn, Jno. Cammen. 4. 302
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1653-1657 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds-Wills; [Beverley Fleet];
p.44. Tho Frissell assigns a patent ( land not identified in the entry) to John Hawker and Wm Smith. 1 Oct 1655. Signed Tho Frissell his marke. Wit Tho Wilsford. Ack and rec 1 Oct 1655.
In the margin there is a note."The Pattent is recorded fol 12 being Blaggs Pattent".
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1653-1657 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds-Wills; [Beverley Fleet];
p.68. Patent. 13 Sept 1654. Ri Bennett Esqr etc to Tho Frissell. 300 acres in Westmoreland Co. Adjoins South "upon Hollis his Creeke", East on land of Wm Freake, West and Northwest on main woods. Due for the transportation of 6 persons.
Notes Please pay particular attention to the phonetic spelling of Major John Hallowes' name in this entry. This is the 2nd instance of this in these records. B.F.
p.68, Tho Frissell assigns above to Edward Morgan. 31 Oct 1656.
Witnessed by Jonis Lanoelott. Hen Footman.
Acknowledged by Tho Wilsford attorney of Frissell and recorded 31 March 1657.
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1653-1657 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds-Wills; [Beverley Fleet];
p.68. Tho Frissell of the Co of Westmoreland has for a valuable consideration sold to Edward Morgan of Mookiackbay (Mobjack Bay) in Co of Gloucester the foregoing 300 acres in Westmoreland Co, at the head of Appomattacks Creek as shown by pattent dated 20 Dec 1654. This sale dated 25 Dec 1655.
Wit: Signed The mark of Tho Frissell
Christopher Doyle
The marke of John Hampton
Ack by Tho Wilsford attorney of Frissell and rec 31 Mar 1657.
p.69. P of A. 31 Oct 1656. Tho Frissell to Tho Wilsford to acknowledge assignment of 300 acres to Edw Morgan. Wit: by Johis Lanoelott, Hen Footman. rec 31 March 1657.
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Prince George's County, Maryland - Land Owners at Time PGCo Was Formed - 1696: Tract Name: SALIOM; Owner: Evans, John: Orig County = C {Charles = C, Calvert = V}; Patent Date: Sep 21, 1685: Ref: Liber 22 f 267 : Map Location: N-10
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland [Mike Marshall]; Hundred - Newport: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 371-68: SARUM: 1000 acres; Possession of - 1000 Acres - Pile, James: : Surveyed 12 Sept 1680 for Joseph Pile near ST. JOHNS and Westwood Creek at a bound White Oak in a marsh: Other Tracts Mentioned: ST. JOHNS; ; notes - The rent of this land is overcharged 1:00.0,
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1644 - 1722 (> 78 years)