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Charles County Maryland Will Book AL-12, 1801-1808, {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 393.
John Monroe, Will, June 30, 1806; February 3, 1807
I, John Monroe of CC, being weak in body but of sound and perfect mind and memory;
To daughter Sarah Cox, 4 dollars
To grandchildren George and Elizabeth Downs, two dollars each.
To son William and daughter Elizabeth, negro Matilda.
To son William, 1 feather bed and my cart.
To daughter Elizabeth, 1 feather bed and my roan mare.
To sons William & Thomas, and daughter Elizabeth, all the remainder of my personal estate.
Executor: sons Thomas Monroe, William Monroe
Signed: June 30, 1806 John Monro
Wit: Benjamin Truman Fendall, Josias B. Ford
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Charles County Maryland Will Book HB-14, 1817-1825; {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 54.
Thomas Monroe Sr., Will, 26 January 1815; January 5, 1819
I, Thomas Monroe of CC, being weak of body, but of sound disposing mind and memory;
To nephew Thomas Monroe, negro Judd, 1 gray mare and all my plantation utensils.
To Ann Monroe daughter of Thomas Monroe, negro Joe.
To Mary Monroe daughter of Thomas Monroe, 1 bed and furniture, and 1 young cow.
To Mary Cox daughter of Charles Cox, 1 young cow.
To John Cox, 1 grey horse.
To George Downs, 1 cow.
To Rebecca Cox, 1 bed and furniture, 1 punch bowl, 1 pitcher, 1 decanter, 1 pepper caster and 1 sugar bowl.
To Sophia Monroe, 40 dollars.
To Sarah Monroe, 20 dollars.
Executor: nephew Thomas Monroe
Signed: 26 January 1815 Thomas Monroe
Wit: William A. Griffin, Henry Brawner Jr.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
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