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Ray, William, Prince George's County, 25th July, 1732; 12th Jan., 1737/8.
To son William, daus, Elizabeth Boyd, Jane Ward. Magdalen Locker, Mary Swearingan, Francis Whittner and Anne Norris, 5s. each.
To granddau. Frances Boyd, son Joseph, his son William, personalty.
To son Joseph, ex., and hrs., residue of personal estate.
To grandson John, son of son Joseph, and hrs., 60 A. of "Charles and Thomas," on W. side Rock Ck.
To grandson William, son of son Joseph, and hrs., dwelling plantation "Beal's Hunting Quarter."
Test: John Pottenger, Samuel Pottenger, Robert Pottenger, John Ridle. MCW 21. 846.
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1759-1763 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber RR [Abstract by Mike Marshall]; Page 255. At the request of Frances Boyd the following Lease was recorded November 24, 1762
Indenture made November 10, 1762; Benjamin Hall s/o Benjamin for divers good causes and considerations him hereunto moving hath demised leased and to farm let by these presents unto Frances Boyd, spinster during her natural life, 20 acres of land and dwelling house being part of 83-1/3 acres of land conveyed by her to me out of a tract called "Ample Grange" [sic "Amptill Grange"]. Signed Benjamin Hall s/o Benjamin in the presence of and acknowledged before Mordecai Jacob, Robert Tyler
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1759-1763 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber RR [Abstract by Mike Marshall]; Page 287. At the request of Martha Groves, John Hinson s/o John Hinson, Jr., and Benjamin Hall s/o Benjamin Hall the following Deed of Partition was recorded March 3, 1763
Indenture made February 21, 1763; between Martha Grove of the first part, John Hinton, Sr., and John Hinton Jr. of the second part and Benjamin Hall son of Benjamin of the third part. Whereas Martha Grove and Mary Hinton (deceased) wife of said John Hinton, Sr., and Frances Boyd were the only daughters of Charles Boyd, deceased and where entitled to as coheirs in 250 acres of land part of a tract called Ample Grange" [sic Amptill Grange"] and whereas Martha Groves in her own right and the said John Hinton, Sr., as tenant for life and John Hinton, Jr. as the eldest son and heir of Mary Hinton and Benjamin Hall claiming under a deed of conveyance from Frances Boyd have agreed upon a division of the land and in consequence they have further agreed to execute a deed of partition each to the other over their several parts of the 250 acres each receiving 83-1/3 acres. Signed Martha Grove, John Hinton, Sr., John Hinson, Jr., Benjamin Hall son of Benjamin in the presence of and acknowledged before Mordecai Jacob, Robert Tyler
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1714 - Aft 1763 (> 50 years)