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James Watson~ June 11, 1653, 345 acres at the head of one of the branches of Pagan creek.
Will of Colonel James Powell1 :
Sister Mary my 16th pt. of the ship Anne and Mary., Capt. 'fibbotts master;
to Nicholas Wilson 5000 pds. of tobo. and my cloth coat with silver buttons and breeches of plate buttons. Margaret Wilson, wife to Nicholas, 10,000 pds. of tobacco;
to Anne Wilson, dau. of Nicholas Wilson, a negro girl named Franke;
James Wilson the produce of sixty odd barrels of porke sent to Antegoe in Capt. Ravenscrafts sloope, and nineteen barrels of Nailes, from No.1 to 19, and two young negroes';
to godson James Baker, a mare filly and to Ambrose Griscoe ye first mare colt that falls this year;
Capt. Richard Tibbots ten pds. sterling, Henry Tooker 10 pds.- ster'l, Henry Baker 10 pds ster'l, RicHard Stone his debt;
to Margaret Wilson 20 pds. ster'l, wife Anne, sole exX
• Mr. Henry Tooker and Henry Baker overseers.
Dated Jan. 15, 1692-3; pr Feb. ye -9th, 1692-3.
Capt. Robert Randolph and Anne his wife, 1693, exX of the will of ColI. James Powell, dece'd.
Nicholas Williams, X his mark, and Margarett his wife, set forth their willingness to accept the legacies given them and their children by ColI, James Powell; and Capt. Robert Randolph, who m'd the ex'or of the dece'd, &c. 9 June, 1693.
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The William and Mary Quarterly, Vol. 7, No. 4 (Apr., 1899), Page 234
John Lear and Anne his wife, of the one pt., to Thomas Pitt of the other all that messuage, late the plantacon of ColI. John George, which he bequeathed to his then wife, the abovementioned Anne, on the south side of Castle Creek and Quarter Spring, which land is now in possession of Lt. ColI. James Powell. Ack. 9th June, 1681, by ColI. John Lear and his wife.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1633 - 1693 (> 60 years)