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- the "I's" in his records are very similar to a "J" and can be easily misread
=== Research notes from Rob
He died in Baltimore on 30 Mar 1825 and his will was probated 02 April 1825
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Charles County Maryland Will Book AL-12, 1801-1808, {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 56. Richard Bennett Mitchell Sr., Will, Mary 20, 1795; August 25, 1802
I, Richard Bennett Mitchell of CC, being weak and indisposed, but sound and retentive in mind and memory;
To son Francis Ignatius Mitchell, two tracts bought by me from John Clements (of Jacob) and Jane his wife as by deed dated December 27, 1792.
To sons Joseph Thomas Mitchell (western) and Richard Bennett Mitchell (eastern) at 21yrs, the tract that I live, to be divided into two parts and agreeable to the instructions of my brother Richard Mitchell and after the death of their mother.
To son James Wheeler Mitchell, all my lands in the State of Kentucky
To wife Elizabeth Mitchell, the whole sole use of the land I live on during her widowhood. Likewise all my personal property and at her decease to my children. Also if any of my daughters (unnamed) remain unmarried after the death or marriage of their mother, a room in my dwelling house be reserved for their separate accommodation and land set apart for working of such slaves.
Executor: wife Elizabeth Mitchell
Signed: Mary 20, 1795 Richard B. Mitchell
Wit: Catharine Jordan, Matthew Cofer, George Dent Esqr.
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Harford County Circuit Court
Land Survey, Subdivision, and Condominium Plats
MSA S1562: (Plat References, HA, Index)
Index by Reference
Chancery Record 61, p. 428 1806 Benjamins Camp; Samuel Lee vs. Bennet Wheeler and Francis J. Mitchell 0 0 MSA S 1562-28
Chancery Record 61, p. 428 1806 Wheelers and Clarks Contrivance; Samuel Lee vs. Bennet Wheeler and Francis J. Mitchell 0 0 MSA S 1562-335
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Maryland Reports: Being a Series of the Most Important Law Cases Argued and ...
By John M'Henry
General Court October Term 1798
Francis J. Mitchell called as witness for 1795 transaction
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James D. Mitchell (b. circa ? - d. 1837)
MSA SC 5496-051263
Property Owner, Queen Anne's County, Maryland
Biography:
The son of Francis J. Mitchell, James Davidson Mitchell lived in Charles County with his wife, Elizabeth Ann. In 1828, he and his sister Sarah E. Mitchell inherited part of the farm Cedar Dale, near Queenstown. The farm had once belonged to Colonel Richard Tilghman. One of James's brothers, George, had lived at Cedar Dale until moving away in 1811. James D. Mitchell does not appear as a property owner in census records for Queen Anne's County, since the 1830 census for that county no longer exists, and he had died before the 1840 census. However, his brother Henry S. Mitchell was living in the county in 1840, even appearing on J.G. Stong's map of District 5 in 1866, likely on the same property that James D. Mitchell had once owned
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1774 - 1825 (51 years)