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1776-1791 St. Marys Co Md Wills [Linda Reno]
NAME: Judiah Henning LIBER: JJ #1 FOLIO: 215
DATE OF WILL: 10/22/1782
DATE OF PROBATE: 1/28/1783
Wife: Eleanor Henning, the use of my plantation during her life and then to be divided equally between my sons. Bennet Henning and Stephen Henning.
Sons: Bennet Henning and Stephen Henning, "Hunting Quarter."
Son: Jeremiah Henning. "Clouded Level"; another tract of land I bought from John Armsworthy; a negro boy named Isaac; and my wearing apparel.
Daughter: Eleanor Hager. one shilling sterling.
Daughter: Ann Bean, one negro wench named Lett.
Grandson: William Bean. son of my daughter. Ann Bean, one negro girl named Priss. If he dies before coming of age. his legacy is devised to the next living child of my daughter, Ann Bean.
The residue of my estate is to be divided equally between my wife, Eleanor Henning, and my eight children, Bennet Henning, Jeremiah Henning, Stephen Henning, Dorothy Adams. Elizabeth Henning. Susanna Tarlton. Mary Ann Henning. and Ann Bean.
EXECUTOR(S): Sons, Bennet Henning and Stephen Henning
WITNESSES: Benjamin Bean, William Taylor. Davis Jones
NOTE: Widow renounced will and elected her third.
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William Walker 18.166 A SM £20.5.0 £31.14.10 mar 2 1740
Sureties: Phillip Clark, John Wilkinson.
Received from: Sarah King, Phillip Clark, Anne Cox, Charles King, John Hellen, Hugh Hopewell, Benjamin Clark.
Payments to: John Letherland, Nathaniel Hickman, Christopher Shenor, Henry Tucker, George Platter, Esq., Col. Richard Hopewell, Elizabeth Pickarell, Elizabeth M. , Thomas Aisquith, Jedediah Henning, Thomas Clark.
Distribution to: Widow (unnamed 1/3). Residue to (orphans): William Walker, Eleanor Walker, Dorcus Walker.
Administrator: John Walker
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Wilkeson, William, St. Mary's County, 16th Aug., 1739; 18th Dec., 1738.
To wife Rebecca, extx., entire estate during life, after her death land divided bet, sons John and James and their hrs.
To daus. Elizabeth, Mary, Jane, Catherine and Sarah, and grandchild. William, Benet Dawkins and Mary, sons and dau. of son William, personalty. Grandson Benet Dawkins Wilkeson to son John until age of 21.
Residue of personalty to the two bros., John and James.
Exs.: Wife Rebecca and son John.
Test: Charles Joy, Judiah Hennen, Robert Silance. 22.14.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1715 - 1783 (> 68 years)