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Montgomery County, Maryland Wills
O'NEILL, BERNARD L I f 212 21 Jun 1815
L 2 p 462 2 Dec 1815
Wife: Barbara O'Neill
Daus: Mary O'Neill, Elizabeth Diggs, Eleanor Diggs, Mary Diggs
Trustees: Francis Jammison, Joseph Smith
Exs: Wife Barbara O'Neill and daus.
Wit: William Vyrmeer, Abraham S. Hays
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PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, MARYLAND WILLS; Liber T No. #1; 1790-1796;
Folio 328 BASIL WARING 07/2011787 05/07/1793
"being in perfect health ..."
Bequeaths to:
1. Henry Waring --son
-to have the lot of ground in Carrollsburgh
-to have Negro men "Nacey" and "Paul"
-whereas testator promised Henry 900 pounds sterling which has not been paid to him yet. testator desires the balance be paid to him before the division of the estate
2. Henrietta Maria Walker --daughter
-to have mulatto boy "Charles" whom testator lent her some years past
3. Eleanor Waring --daughter
-to have mulatto boy "Torn" who at this time waits in the house and also to have mulatto girl "Rachel" sister to "Tom"
4. Marsham Waring --son
-to have all the lands testator is seized of or has a right to except for the above named lot with the provision that widow is to occupy the part of the plantation whereon testator now lives which lies on the west side of the Western Branch during her natural life
-to have Negro men "Ralph" and "Charles" being those Negroes testator lent him some years past
-named executor along w/ testator's son Henry
5. Wife
-to have testator's horse and chair and one third of the remainder of the personal estate
6. Elizabeth O'Neill --daughter
-remainder of the Negroes testator dies possessed ono be divided among his two sons and daughters and grandson Charles Henry Waring Wharton
-whereas she is to have a portion of the residue of the estate, to have her share if she should survive her husband Bernard, and he is to give bond and security before she has any share of the estate
7, Charles Henry Waring Wharton --grandson
-to have a share of the remainder of testator's Negroes
-remainder of the personal estate to be divided among testator's two sons and daughters Elizabeth Henrietta, and Eleanor
8. Ann Wharton --daughter
-should testator's grandson Charles Henry Waring Wharton die before coming of age 21 then to have the Negroes left to him
Witnesses: Erasmus Gantt, William H. Dorsey, Fielder Gantt
Codicil to the will:
1. Henry Waring --son
Marsham Waring --son
Eleanor Waring --daughter
Elizabeth O'Neill --daughter
Charles Henry Waring Wharton --grandson
-whereas since the writing of the will, testator has recovered the sum of money from Richard and Bennett Darnall, each of testator's children and grandson to have the sum of 250 pounds and 70 pounds to be laid out by executors for the purchase of land for testator's grandson
-executors to hold all the property due to testator's daughter Elizabeth without paying for the use of the property
Witnesses: Erasmus Gantt, William H. Dorsey Fielder Gantt, Jr.
Then came: Fielder Gantt, Jr., Erasmus Gantt and William Dorsey
Note: the testator signed the will in his own hand
=== Bernard Sr or Jr.?
Aug 11 1800 Christian, Elizabeth to Neale, Bernard
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http://www.msa.md.gov/msa/stagser/s1400/s1437/html/1437mo.html
Maryland State Archives
MARYLAND INDEXES
(Assessment of 1783, Index)
1783
Montgomery County
MSA S 1437
Bernard O'Neal. MO Middle Potomac, Lower Potomac, and Georgetown Hundred, Page 10. MSA S 1161-8-3 1/4/5/51
Bernard Oneil. Lot (1). Notes: in Addition. MO Middle Potomac, Lower Potomac, and Georgetown Hundred, Page 25. MSA S 1161-8-3 1/4/5/51
Bernard Oneil. Lots (2). Notes: 1/3 of these; in Frogland. MO Middle Potomac, Lower Potomac, and Georgetown Hundred, Page 25. MSA S 1161-8-3 1/4/5/51
Bernard Oneil. Lots (3). Notes: in Georgetown. MO Middle Potomac, Lower Potomac, and Georgetown Hundred, Page 25. MSA S 1161-8-3 1/4/5/51
Deakins. Lot (1). Notes: in Addition; with O'Neil. MO Middle Potomac, Lower Potomac, and Georgetown Hundred, Page 25. MSA S 1161-8-3 1/4/5/51
Deakins. Notes: with O'Neil. MO Middle Potomac, Lower Potomac, and Georgetown Hundred, Page 10. MSA S 1161-8-3 1/4/5/51
Deakins. Lot (1). Notes: in Georgetown; with O'Neil. MO Middle Potomac, Lower Potomac, and Georgetown Hundred, Page 25. MSA S 1161-8-3 1/4/5/51
Oneil. Conclution, 668 acres. Notes: and Deakins. MO Sugarland and Upper Potomac Hundred, Page 11. MSA S 1161-8-4 1/4/5/51
O'Neil. Lot (1). Notes: in Georgetown; with Deakins. MO Middle Potomac, Lower Potomac, and Georgetown Hundred, Page 25. MSA S 1161-8-3 1/4/5/51
O'Neil. Lot (1). Notes: in Addition; with Deakins. MO Middle Potomac, Lower Potomac, and Georgetown Hundred, Page 25. MSA S 1161-8-3 1/4/5/51
O'Neil. Notes: with Deakins. MO Middle Potomac, Lower Potomac, and Georgetown Hundred, Page 10. MSA S 1161-8-3 1/4/5/51
Oneil. Notes: and Deakins. MO Sugarland and Upper Potomac Hundred, Page 3. MSA S 1161-8-4 1/4/5/51
Deakins. Notes: and Oneil. MO Sugarland and Upper Potomac Hundred, Page 3. MSA S 1161-8-4 1/4/5/51
Deakins. Conclution, 668 acres. Notes: and Oneil. MO Sugarland and Upper Potomac Hundred, Page 11. MSA S 1161-8-4 1/4/5/51
Deakins. Swadling, 130 acres. Notes: and Oneal. MO Sugarland and Upper Potomac Hundred, Page 14. MSA S 1161-8-4 1/4/5/51
Deakins. Senica Ford, 160 3/4 acres. Notes: and Oneal. MO Sugarland and Upper Potomac Hundred, Page 14. MSA S 1161-8-4 1/4/5/51
Deakins. Senica Landing, 130 acres. Notes: and Oneal. MO Sugarland and Upper Potomac Hundred, Page 14. MSA S 1161-8-4 1/4/5/51
Deakins. Thomas Discovery, 20 acres. Notes: and Oneal. MO Sugarland and Upper Potomac Hundred, Page 14. MSA S 1161-8-4 1/4/5/51
Deakins. Middle Plantation, 7 3/4 acres. Notes: and Oneal. MO Sugarland and Upper Potomac Hundred, Page 15. MSA S 1161-8-4 1/4/5/51
Oneal. Swadling, 130 acres. Notes: and Deakins. MO Sugarland and Upper Potomac Hundred, Page 14. MSA S 1161-8-4 1/4/5/51
Oneal. Senica Ford, 160 3/4 acres. Notes: and Deakins. MO Sugarland and Upper Potomac Hundred, Page 14. MSA S 1161-8-4 1/4/5/51
Oneal. Senica Landing, 130 acres. Notes: and Deakins. MO Sugarland and Upper Potomac Hundred, Page 14. MSA S 1161-8-4 1/4/5/51
Oneal. Thomas Discovery, 20 acres. Notes: and Deakins. MO Sugarland and Upper Potomac Hundred, Page 14. MSA S 1161-8-4 1/4/5/51
Oneal. Middle Plantation, 7 3/4 acres. Notes: and Deakins. MO Sugarland and Upper Potomac Hundred, Page 15. MSA S 1161-8-4 1/4/5/51
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Montgomery County Land Records, 1777-1781; Liber A1, Page 128. Apr 9, 1778 from George Graff and Mary, his wife, of M, to Charles Beaty (Beatty) of Frederick County, Bearnard ONeill of St. Mary's County, and William Deakins Jr of M, Merchants, for 1200 £, all that tract of land and Mills and Mill Seat, in M near the mouth of Senica Cr, to wit, all that tract of land called Senica Ford alias Senica Fork, containing about 159 acres (exclusive of 1 acre conveyed to Richard Johns). To have and to hold, one undivided third part of the sd land and premises with the appurtenances to him, sd William Deakins Jr, to the intent that the sd Charles Beaty shall have one undivided third part of the sd land and premises with the appurtenances, and that the sd Bearnard ONeill shall have one undivided third part of the sd land and premises with the appurtenances, and that sd William Deakins Jr shall have one undivided third part of the sd land and premises with the appurtenances, as tenants in common and not as joint tenants. Signed - Georg Graft, Mary Graf ft. Wit - Joseph Wilson*, Gerd Briscoe*. Mary, the wife of the sd George Graft, relinquished her right of dower to the within mentioned land. Recorded Apr 13, 1778.
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Montgomery County Land Records, 1777-1781; Liber A1, Page 415. Dec 23, 1779 from Charles Beatty, Bernard 0 Neill, and William Deakins Jr, all of M, Gentlemen, to Brooke Beall of M, Gentleman, for 10,224 £, a tract of land in M (and on and near the mouth of a Cr or draught of water called Seneca) called Senica Ford, containing 159.75 acres clear of elder surveys (and exclusive of 1 acre part thereof conveyed by George Graff and Mary, his wife, to Richard Johns) which same tract was conveyed by the afd George Graff and Mary, his wife, to the afd Charles Beatty, Bernard ONeill, and William Deakins r, by deed dated Apr 9, 1778, and recorded Apr 30, 1778 in Liber A folio 128-130, one of the Land Records of M. Signed - Cha. Beatty, Bernard 0 Neill, Will Deakins Jr. Wit - Charles Jones*, Richard Thompson*. Martha, the wife of the sd Charles Beatty, and Jane, the wife of the sd William Deakins Jr, did severally relinquish their right of dower to the land within mentioned. Recorded Jan l, 1780.
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Montgomery County Land Records, 1777-1781; Liber A1, Page 462. Mar 15, 1780 from Leonard Marbury Deakins of Prince George's County, to Bernard ONeill and William Deakins Jr, both of M, as tenants in common and not as joint tenants, for 5 £sterling, lot #46 in George Town, bounded by the south side of Falls Street, lot #43, lot #47, containing about 1 acre. Signed - LMDeakins. Wit - Edwd Burgess*, AEns Campbell*. Recorded Mar 15, 1780.
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Montgomery County Land Records, 1777-1781; Liber A1, Page 514. Bill of Sale, recorded at the request of Bernard ONeill and William Deakins. I, William Cavenough, for 16,000 lbs of good, merchantable crop tobacco in 16 good casks, sell to Bernard ONeill, Negro man named James and 1 Negro girl named Jenny, with her increase. Signed Jun 10, 1780 - Wm. Cavenough. Wit - Richard Thompson*. Recorded Jun 23, 1780.
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Montgomery County Land Records, 1777-1781; Liber A1, Page 524. Jul 4, 1780 from John Mountz of M, to Bernard ONeill of M, for 60 £, lot #105 in the Addition to Town of George Town, bounded by lot #104, 1st Street. Signed - Johannes Mountz. Wit - Charles Jones*, Richard Thompson*. Elizabeth, wife of the sd John Mountz, relinquished her right of dower to the within mentioned land. Recorded Jul 7, 1780.
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Montgomery County Land Records, 1777-1781; Liber A1, Page 525. Jul 4, 1780 from John Mountz of M, to Bernard ONeill and William Deakins Jr, for $1000 Continental Currency, lot #24 in the Addition to the Town of George Town, bounded by lot #23, High Street. Signed - Johannes Mountz. Wit - Charles Jones*, Richard Thompson*. Elizabeth, wife of the sd John Mountz, relinquished her right of dower to the within mentioned land. Recorded Jul 7, 1780.
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Montgomery County Land Records, 1777-1781; Liber A1, Page 623. Apr 26, 1781 from Robert Peter of M, to Bernard ONeill of M, for 12,500 £Continental Currency, 3 lots in George Town, M, #25, 26, and 27, agreeable to the plan of George Town. Signed - Robert Peters. Wit - George Beall*, Thos. Beall of Geo*. Elizabeth, wife of the sd Robert Peter, relinquished her right of dower to the within mentioned land. Recorded May 5, 1781.
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Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records 1787-1789; Liber HH-2 {Abstract by Mike Marshall};
Page 614. At the request of Bernard O'Neil the following Deed was recorded January 7, 1789
Indenture made July 5, 1788; Whereas John Biddle and Clement Biddle and his wife Rebekah Biddle of the City of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, did by their deed of indenture bearing date March 1, 1785 did convey unto William Pollard, Charles Pettit, James Crawford, Jacob Spicer and John Barclay of the City of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, merchants parts of contiguous tracts in PGCo called "Widows Mite" containing 248 1/8 acres; "Vineyard" containing 9 ¾ acres; "Flints Discovery" containing 52 ¼ acres; and 22 lots in the Town of Hamburgh laid out by Jacob Funck, Lot Number 8, Lot Number 10, Lot Number 25, Lot Number 27, Lot Number 32, Lot Number 44, Lot Number 45, Lot Number 55, Lot Number 76, Lot Number 91, Lot Number 92, Lot Number 99, Lot Number 103, Lot Number 117, Lot Number 167, Lot Number 182, Lot Number 187, Lot Number 211, Lot Number 212, Lot Number 243, Lot Number 247, and Lot Number 269 as recorded in PGCo Liber AA No. 2, folio 398 and 399 and General Court Liber TBH No. 1, folio 33; and which three tracts and 22 lots were conveyed to John Biddle and Clement Biddle by Jacob Funck as recorded in PGCo Liber CC {No. 2}, folio 369, 370 and 371. Now this indenture witnesseth that William Pollard, Charles Pettit, James Crawford, Jacob Spicer and John Barclay and John Biddle and Clement Biddle and his wife Rebekah Biddle in consideration of 193 pounds and 5 shillings paid by Bernard O'Neil has sold part of "Widows Mite" containing 21 ½ acres. Signed William Pollard, Charles Pettit, James Crawford, Jacob Spicer (in the presence of Thomas G. Pollard, Adam Melcher) and John Barclay and John Biddle and Clement Biddle and his wife Rebekah Biddle (and relinquished her right of dower) in the presence of George Namp, Thomas G. Pollard and acknowledged before Honorable George Bryan, Esq, Judge of the Supreme Court for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
July 5, 1778; Isaac Walker and Leonard Deakins, Gentlemen of PGCo authorized attorneys by the above signatories to acknowledge the written indenture and on July 22, 1788, Thomas G. Pollard of the City of Philadelphia made oath to the power of attorney before Rd Cramphin; and on August 15, 1788, Isaac Walker by virtue of his power of attorney acknowledged the indenture before David Craufurd, John Smith Brookes
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Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records 1787-1789; Liber HH-2 {Abstract by Mike Marshall};
Page 619. At the request of Bernard O'Neil the following Deed was recorded January 7, 1789
Indenture made July 5, 1788; Whereas John Biddle and Clement Biddle and his wife Rebekah Biddle of the City of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, did by their deed of indenture bearing date March 1, 1785 did convey unto William Pollard, Charles Pettit, James Crawford, Jacob Spicer and John Barclay of the City of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, merchants parts of contiguous tracts in PGCo called "Widows Mite" containing 248 1/8 acres; "Vineyard" containing 9 ¾ acres; "Flints Discovery" containing 52 ¼ acres; and 22 lots in the Town of Hamburgh laid out by Jacob Funck, Lot Number 8, Lot Number 10, Lot Number 25, Lot Number 27, Lot Number 32, Lot Number 44, Lot Number 45, Lot Number 55, Lot Number 76, Lot Number 91, Lot Number 92, Lot Number 99, Lot Number 103, Lot Number 117, Lot Number 167, Lot Number 182, Lot Number 187, Lot Number 211, Lot Number 212, Lot Number 243, Lot Number 247, and Lot Number 269 as recorded in PGCo Liber AA No. 2, folio 398 and 399 and General Court Liber TBH No. 1, folio 33; and which three tracts and 22 lots were conveyed to John Biddle and Clement Biddle by Jacob Funck as recorded in PGCo Liber CC {No. 2}, folio 369, 370 and 371. Now this indenture witnesseth that William Pollard, Charles Pettit, James Crawford, Jacob Spicer and John Barclay and John Biddle and Clement Biddle and his wife Rebekah Biddle in consideration of 158 pounds and 10 shillings paid by Bernard O'Neil has sold part of "Flints Discovery" and "Addition to Flints Discovery" containing 14 acres and adjoining "Widows Mite". Signed William Pollard, Charles Pettit, James Crawford, Jacob Spicer (in the presence of Thomas G. Pollard, Adam Melcher) and John Barclay and John Biddle and Clement Biddle and his wife Rebekah Biddle (and relinquished her right of dower) in the presence of George Namp, Thomas G. Pollard and acknowledged before Honorable George Bryan, Esq, Judge of the Supreme Court for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
July 5, 1778; Isaac Walker and Leonard Deakins, Gentlemen of PGCo authorized attorneys by the above signatories to acknowledge the written indenture and on July 22, 1788, Thomas G. Pollard of the City of Philadelphia made oath to the power of attorney before Rd Cramphin; and on August 15, 1788, Isaac Walker by virtue of his power of attorney acknowledged the indenture before David Craufurd, John Smith Brookes
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1790-1791 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber JJ 2 [Abstract by Mike Marshall]; Page 473. At the request of James M. Lingan the following Deed was recorded March 21, 1791
Indenture made January 22, 1791; Bernard ONeill of Montgomery County, Maryland in consideration of 399 pounds 11 shillings and 10 pence paid by James MacCubbin Lingan of Montgomery County, Maryland has sold two tracts conveyed to the said ONeill by William Pollard and others, assignees of John Biddle and Clement Biddle on July 5, 1788; part of "Flints Discovery" and part of "Addition to Flints Discovery" containing 21 ½ acres and beginning at "Widows Mite" being the beginning of 206 acres of "Widows Mite" which was conveyed by Thomas Fletchall to James Holmeard on May 4, 1722. Signed Bernard ONeill in the presence of and acknowledged before Edward Burgess, Samuel W. Magruder (JP's of Montgomery County, Maryland and certified by Brooke Beall, clerk) and at the same time Elizabeth ONeill w/o Bernard O'Neill relinquished her right of dower
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1748 - 1815 (~ 73 years)