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JENKINS, GEORGE, Charles Co. 21 June 1775; 17 Aug, 1775
To sister Henrita Simms, 3 sons: Thomas, Edward and Marmaduke, 1/3 of whole estate equally,
To brother John's 3 sons, Thomas, John and Edward, 1/3 of whole estate equally,
To brother Williams, 3 sons, Thomas, George and John, 1/3 of my personal estate equally,
To niece: Monica Simpson, stock,
To niece: Susannah Smith, stock,
To Mary Doing and Elizabeth Simpson, £5 each.
To Daughter of Margaret Gardiner, £5.
Brothers William and Thomas Sims, Exs.
Wit: Thomas Sanders; Thomas Simpson, 40.590
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Charles County MD Will Book 1777-1780; Page 10.
Inventory of George Jenkins, late of CC. May 26, 1777.
Appraised Aug 30, 1775. Mentions Negro man _Isaac; Negro lads Ralph and Charles; Negro wenches Sarah, Bess, Fider, Jenny; Negro girls Nell, Jenny, Liz, Mary; Negro boys Josh, Joseph, Harry, John, Arron; 7 horses, 30 cattle, 40 sheep, 52 pigs; household furniture and items including 1 maple desk, 6 old books. Signed - Robert Sennet. Kindred: Martha Hagans, Letta Semme.
Creditors: Robert Mundell for Jno Glasford & Company, George Gray for Messrs Jameson and Company.
On May 26, 1777, came Thomas Semmes and W Jenkins, executors of George Jenkins, late of CC, decd, and made oath that the afd inventory is just .. at the time of the .. (except the articles .. and in the last 4 lives) and did a the valuation thereof as set forth in sd inventory, but departed this life without signing his name thereto.
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Charles County MD Will Book 1777-1780; Page 250.
George Jenkins Final Account. Nov 10, 1778. The account of William Jenkins and Thomas Semmes, executors of George Jenkins, late of CC, deceased, viz =
Debts include: the inventory of sd deceased's estate, exhibited into the Prerogative office on May 26, 1778, amounting to 784 £11 shillings 10 pence; tobacco left by the deceased clear of overseers share; the blowing down the tobacco house; corn made the year the deceased died; 36 barrels of weevil eaten wheat; money received of the Zephaniah Turner, of James Fernandis. The whole amount: 1173 £9 shillings 10-1/2 pence.
Disbursements went to: Jamieson Johnson and Co.; Giles Ford and Co.; Robert Christie; Christie and Stone; Anne Thompson; Rev. George Hunter to as per the deposition of the accountant Thomas Semmes; Joseph Marbury; Dr. Edward Semmes; Elizabeth Higgins; William Hanson, Sheriff, for levies; Elizabeth Sympson; Dr. James Craik; Dr. Gustavus Brown; Richard Owengs; Daniel Jenifer for letters; Colonel William Fitzhugh, Commissary Generals fees; Zephaniah Turner; Walter Hanson, Register, for recording inventory and for stating, passing, and recording this account; clothing the Negroes. Balance to be disposed according to the deceased's will; 1025 £3 shillings 5 pence.
Final account; 1173 £9 shillings 10 pence.
Securities: Edward Semmes and Walter Pye.
Proved on Nov 10, 1778 by William Jenkins and Thomas Semmes, executors of George Jenkins late of CC deceased.
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John Baxter 23.353 SM £28.7.1 Feb 24 1737 Aug 21 1738
Appraisers: Will Hebb, John Stedmoore.
Creditors: Will Hebb, John Stedmoore.
Next of kin: Ales Jenkins, George Jenkins.
Administrator/Executor: William Baxter.
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Elinor Asters 24.241 A SM £106.16.6 £53.13.1 Nov 2 1747
Sureties: Thomas Guither, George Jenkins.
Received from: Capt. Gilbert Ireland, William Poxey.
Payments to: Robert Chesley, John Stiles, Richard Farthing, James Granan, Vitus Harbert, William Hall, Capt. Gilbert Ireland, William Williams, John Hudman, Darby Haley, Daniel Sulliven, Rachel Green, Absolom Tennison, James Smith,
John Griggs, John Buttler, Rev. Lawrence Debutts, Absolom Tennison & John Guyther.
Executor: John Smoote.
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ADAMS, FRANCIS, Charles Co. 30 Nov, 1760; 26 May, 1766
To son Josias Adams, Negro man, Will.
To son George Adams, Negro man, Sam.
To son Ignatius Adams, land and plantation whereon I dwell called Troops Rendevous, 85 a.
To son Abednego Adams, Negro man called Peter.
To granddau. Anne Elgin, 12 sh. to buy her a ring.
Remainder of estate to my children, my son Samuel Adams's five children to have the same part that he would have was he living.
Sons Francis Adams and Josias Adams, exs.
Wit: George Jenkins, Richard Robt. Reeder, William Dawing.
MCW 34.127
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SIMPSON, THOMAS, Proved in Charles Co. 31 Nov, 1765; 14 May, 1766
To dau. Elizabeth Simpson, Negro man Peter, furniture.
To dau. Mary Simpson., Negro man Will, furniture.
To dau. Alanor Simpson, Negro man George, furniture.
To dau. Anne Simpson, 32 pounds sterling, furniture.
Dau. Elizabeth, extx,
Wit: Thos. Hussey Luckett, Geo, Jenkins, 34, 143
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Thomas Simpson 5.66 D CH E£329.3,7 Aug 19 1767
Sureties: Thomas Hussey Luckett, George Jenkins.
Legatees (daughters): Elisabeth, Mary, Elanor, Ann.
Residue to all children (unnamed, equally).
Executrix: Elisabeth Simpson.
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JENKINS, SUSANNAH, Charles Co. 8 Aug. 1760; 29 Jan. 1763
To son George Jenkins, my slave whom he has now in his possession, in discharge of his claim to his grandfather and his dec'd. bro's. estate,
To son William Jenkins, some slaves.
To Elizabeth Jenkins, wife of sd. William Jenkins, my saddle and bridle.
To dau, Henrietta Semmes,, silverware.
Exs: Sons, John, George and Wm. Jenkins.
Wit: Richard Barnes, Margaret Garner {Gardiner], 31.922
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1699 - 1775 (76 years)