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BLANFORD, THOMAS,, Prince George's County, planter. 17 Jun, 1749 7 Aug, 1749
To son Charles Blanford, my lands In Charles Co.: The "Ruden", "Shanking Point," and pt, of "Hirkley [Hickory] Thickett."
To son John Blanford, pt. of "Brook Chance" 200 A., and tract called "Timberland."
To wife Sarah Blanford, my dwelling plantation,
To grand-son Philip Edelen, and daus. Tabitha Mitchell, Margaret Hagar and Martha Clackson, of 400 A.
To son John Blanford, after his mother"s decease, the above-mentioned land called "Shrusbury Plains," 150 A.
To dau. Tabitha Mitchell, pt. of "Widow"s Trouble", 360 A. laid out by Isaac Brooks, beginning at the end of 61 perches on the 8th line of original tract,
To daus. Margaret Hagar and Martha Clackson, pt. of "Widow's Trouble."
To grand-son Edelen, land pt. of sd. tract on southeast side of Mataapanigh(?);[Mattapany] 100 A.
Grand-son Philip Edelen.
To wife Sarah Blanford, at decease of sd. wife, my personal estate to be equally divided bet. my 7 child.: Charles, John, Mary Edelen, Sarah Clackson, Tabitha Mitchell, Margaret Hagan and Martha Clackson.
Wife, extx,,
Wit: James Benton, Nathaniel Banten (Ranten?), Henry Boone. MCW 27.13
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Prince George's Land Records 1743-1746 - Liber BB - Page 510.
Deed, recorded at the request of Sarah Clarkson. I, Thomas Blandford of PG, planter, for the natural affection that I have for my daughter, Sarah Clarkson of PG, Gentlewoman, and for divers other good causes, grant to the sd Sarah Clarkson, part of a tract of land called Thomas & Sarah, lying in PG, containing about 265 acres. Signed Feb 13, 1745/46 - Thomas Blanford. Wit - Tobitha Blandford, Henry (h his mark) Stephens, John Hawkins Jr*, Luke Marbury*. Sarah, wife of the afd Thomas Blandford, relinquished her right of dower to the within mentioned land. Recorded Mar 5, 1745/46.
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Prince George's Land Records 1743-1746 - Liber BB - Page 512.
[Blank month and day] 1740, from Thomas Blanford of PG, planter, to Heanry Steavens (Henry Stevens) of PG, planter, for 6000 lbs of good, sound, merchantable tobacco, part of a tract of land called the Widows Trouble, lying in PG, bounded by where Gabril Parcurs SW line of Piscataway forrest intersects the land of Edward Owens, which James Brooke sold him, it being part of the afd Widows Trouble, containing 100 acres. Signed - Thomas Blandford. Wit - Tobitha Blandford, Luke Marbury*, Jo. Hawkins Jr*. Sarah, wife of the afd Thomas Blandford, relinquished her right of dower to the within mentioned land. Recorded Mar 8, 1745/46.
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Prince George's Land Records 1743-1746 - Liber BB - Page 514.
I, Thomas Blandford of PG, planter, for the natural love that I have for my grandson, Thomas Edelin the 3rd of Charles County, planter, and for divers other good causes, I confirm to sd Thomas Edelen the third, part of a tract of land called Thomas and Sarah, lying in PG, containing about 250 acres. Signed Feb 13, 1745/46 - Thomas Blandford. Wit - Tobitha Blandford, Henry (h his mark) Stevens. Sarah, wife of the afd Thomas Blandford, relinquished her right of dower to the within mentioned land before Page JPs Jo Hawkins Jr and Luke Marbury. [No recording date stated].
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Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records 1757-1759; Liber PP {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 174. At the request of Thomas Hagan the following Deed was recorded August 30, 1758
Indenture made August 26, 1758; Benjamin Notley Mitchell, planter and Tabitha Mitchell his wife, planters in consideration of 1 pound 17 shillings and 10 shillings current money as also two parcels of land called “Widows Trouble” conveyed to me by James Brooke in behalf of Thomas Hagan as satisfaction for land due from said Brooke and for divers other good causes and considerations us thereunto moving have sold unto Thomas Hagan part of a tract of “Widows Trouble” beginning at the north line of said tract laid out by Thomas Blanford for his daughter Tabitha Mitchell containing 57 acres. Signed Benjamin Notley Mitchell, Tabitha Mitchell in the presence of and acknowledged before George Gantt, Thomas Contee and at the same time Tabitha Mitchell w/o Benjamin Notley Mitchell relinquished her right of dower
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Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records 1785-1787; Liber HH {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 205. At the request of George Naylor & Nicholas Blacklock the following Mortgage was recorded October 17, 1786
Indenture made October 17, 1786; between Richard Mitchell of one part and George Naylor & Nicholas Blacklock of the other part. Whereas Benjamin Notley Mitchell by his last will and testament did bequeath 1/3rd of the remaining part of his personal estate unto children of his son Richard Mitchell also appointed guardian to his children by the orphan court. And whereas George Naylor & Nicholas Blacklock became sureties for the Richard Mitchell unto Thomas Mudd, executor of Benjamin Notley Mitchell by bond bearing date October 17, 1786 and the said Richard Mitchell in order to prevent any damage or loss that may arise to the sureties in case of nonperformance. Now this indenture witness that Richard Mitchell in consideration of the aforesaid has made over by these presents unto George Naylor & Nicholas Blacklock part of a tract called "Widows Trouble" formerly will by Thomas Blanford to his daughter Tabitha Mitchell containing 360 acres; subject to a proviso that until default shall be made in performance of the bond it will be lawful for the said Richard Mitchell to hold and enjoy the land. Signed Richard Mitchell in the presence of and acknowledged before David Craufurd, John Smith Brookes
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1724 - Bef 1774 (~ 49 years)