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- BATT, HUMPHREY, Prince George's County, shipwright. 14 Nov. 1756 9 Feb, 1757
Wife: Elizabeth.
Son-In-law James Trueman Greenfield; Richard Barnes and wife Mary Hayward; Samuel Barnes and wife Sarah. Land In Frederick Co.
Tracts "Wantwater" and "Hinson."
Ex: James Trueman Greenfield.
Wit: Henry Lowe,. Butler Newman,, Wm, Lumley. 30.243
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Humphrey Ball {sic Batt} 64.442 Page £448.11.2 Aug 24 1758
Appraisers: John Lowe Jr., Thomas Clarkson.
Next of kin: Richard Barnes, Samuel Barnes.
Executor: James Truman Greenfield.
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Humphry Batt 2.94 D Page £516.5.3 Aug 6 1758
Legatees: widow (unnamed), Richard Barnes.
Distribution to: Widow (unnamed, 1/3).
Residue to: Richard Barnes, James Barnes, wife (unnamed) of accountant.
Executor: James Trueman Greenfield
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Thomas Jennings 25.95 A Page £570.19.4 Jun 10 1743
A second inventory is cited in the amount of 299.5.0.
Received from: Mrs. Leigh (aunt of London, legacy).
Payments to: George Harrison (of Virginia), Samuell Hyde (merchant in London), John Smith Prather, Samuell Magruder, Sr., estate of Peter Frazer, estate of Samuel Johnson, estate of Mr. Richard Smith (portion of his father's (unnamed) estate), Daniel Dulany, Esq., Henry Darnall (attorney).
Executrix: Elisabeth Batt, wife of Humphry Batt
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1733-1739 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records
Liber T, Page 239
Recorded at request of Humphry Batts, 9 Dec 1735:
6 Dec 1735; Indenture between John Abbington, merchant, and Mary his wife of one part and Humphry Batts, ship carpenter; for £5; part of tract called Carrick Fergus; bounded by Kiscoukum Creek and church land; containing 10 acres; /s/ Jno. Abbington, Mary Abbington; wit. Jno. Addison, Henry Buttler; ack. John Abbington and Mary his wife
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1759-1763 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber RR [Abstract by Mike Marshall]; Page 216. At the request of Enoch Magruder the following Deed was recorded May 5, 1762
Indenture made March 13, 1762; Henry Lowe, Sr., innholder in consideration of 50 pounds sterling paid by Enoch Magruder, merchant has sold part of a tract called "Carrick Fergus"and part of the adjoining tract beginning at the land conveyed by John Abington and Mary Abington his wife to Humphry Batts and running to the Mill Race to Hensons Branch. Signed Henry Lowe in the presence of Walter Williams, Gilbert Sprigg and acknowledged before Thomas Williams, Nathaniel Magruder and at the same time Ann Lowe wife of Henry Lowe, Sr., relinquished her right of dower
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1704 - 1757 (53 years)