Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Henry Clarkson

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Name Henry Clarkson Birth Between 1731 and 1735 King George's Parish, Prince George's County, Maryland Gender Male Death Aft 1778 Stafford County, Virginia Person ID I10745 Tree1 Last Modified 29 May 2023
Father William Clarkson, b. 1680, Charles County, Maryland d. 25 Aug 1736, Prince George's County, Maryland - probate
(Age 56 years)
Relationship natural Mother Elizabeth Hagan, b. 1694, Charles County, Maryland d. Bef 28 Feb 1738, Charles County, Maryland
(Age < 44 years)
Relationship natural Marriage 22 Nov 1713 King George's Parish, Prince George's County, Maryland Family ID F2016 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Dorcas Turner, b. 21 Apr 1741, Trinity Parish, Charles County, Maryland d. 1778, Stafford County, Virginia
(Age 36 years)
Marriage 11 Feb 1772 Trinity Parish, Charles County, Maryland Children 1. William Clarkson, b. 3 Apr 1773, Stafford County, Virginia d. 22 Feb 1818, Fauquier County, Virginia
(Age 44 years) [Father: natural]
Family ID F2870 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 29 May 2023
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Notes - there were two Henry Clarkson's one in Page county and one near Newport several miles away.
he was the son of William Clarkson that died 1736
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Henry Clarkson & Dorcas Turner married February 11, 1772 Trinity Parish, Charles County, Maryland.
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Gaius Marcus Brumbaugh Colonial Records Vol 1, Census 1775-1778 Charles Co. MD page 302, Newport East Hundred, taken by Zach Churm, Constable
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Charles County MD Will Book 1777-1780; Page 415. Joseph Dyson's Additional & Final Acct. Oct 30, 1779. The additional account of Henry Clarkson and Dorcas, his wife, Caleb Dyson, and Bennet Dyson, executors of Joseph Dyson, late of CC, decd.
Debts include: the balance of a former account, passed Jul 7, 1773 with Walter Hanson, Esq, the then Deputy Commissary, amounting to 533 £4 shillings 7 pence; money recd of Peter Walker. Total: 667 £2 shillings 2.75 pence.
Disbursements went to afd Bennet Dyson; Hugh AuBryde; James Craik; Doctor Joseph Adderton, the executors of Doctor John Carry; Walter Winter, Walter Hanson, Esq; Ann Burch, executrix of Justn Burch; Peter Walker; Daniel Jenifer for stating, passing, and recording this account. The balance to be disposed of according to the decd's will: 582 £2 shillings 8M pence.
securities: Thomas Creever and James Turner-
Proved on Oct 30, 1775 by Henry Clarkson and Dorcas, his wife, late Dyson, and Bennet Dyson, executors of Jos" Dyson, late of CC, decd.
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Clarkson, William, Prince George's Co. 21st June, 1736; 25th Aug., 1736.
To eldest son Thomas and hrs., 159 A. "Rozier's Gift;" and personalty.
To sons William and Edward and their hrs., "Stoney Hill" or "Athey's Folley," son. William. to have his choice; and personalty.
To wife Elizabeth residue of personal estate during widowhood, Shd. she marry to have 1/3of sd. estate and residue divided among children not herebefore mentioned.
Exs: Wife and son Thomas,
Test: Butler Stonestreet, James Kendall, Ignatius Hagan. MCW 21.665,
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William Clarkson 16.184 A Page £189.13.4 £30.13.5 Feb 30 1737/38
Payments to: William Cambell, John Lanham, John Whetonhall, Butler Stonestreet, Charles Diggs, John Tolson, William Smith (of Charles County), Henry Thomas, Mr. John Abbington, Daniel Dulany, Esq., Alex. Conte, Peter Dent.
Heirs (that are under age): William, Mary, Elisabeth, Edward, Ruth, Joseph, Ann, Notley, Henry Clarkson.
Executor (surviving): Thomas Clarkson
- there were two Henry Clarkson's one in Page county and one near Newport several miles away.
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