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NOBLE, JOSEPH, SR., Prince George's Co. 6 Dec, 1747 15 Jan, 1749/50
To wife Mary, 3 A. which I bought of Edward Edelen,, belng pt. of a tract called "Littleworth." lying In Piscataway Town; at decease of wife, to son John Noble; son John, to pay to my son William Noble,, 5 pounds money annually.
Estate to be divided amongst child and grand-child: Joseph, Francis, John, William, Elizabeth, Catharine, Solome,, Mary, and grand-child, Mary Elinor Hawkins.
Wife extx.
Wit: Jno. Hawkins, Richard Tubman, Jno. Hawkins, Jr., Priscilla Hawkins.
Mary Noble, extx., is determined to abide by the thirds of her dec'd, husband's estate. 27, 141this may have been her father.
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Mr. George Noble 74.162 Page £134.3.5 May 4 1761 Jun 27 1761
Appraisers: George Hardy,Jr., James Edelen.
Creditors: Joseph Beall,Jr., Thomas Wan (Wm or one?) Marshall.
Next of kin: Thomas Noble, Anne Wade.
Administratrix: Elisabeth Noble.
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NOBLE, MARY, Prince George's Co. 31 May, 1765 14 Apr, 1766
Children: Cathrine, John, Wm., Francis, Joseph, Elizabeth, Salome (dau.) and Mary.
Ex: John Baynes.
Wit: Francis and Sarah King, Robert Buchan. 34.193
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EDELEN, JAMES, Prince George's Co. 7 Mar, 1768; 28 Jun, 1768
Children: Edward, Joseph, Samuel, James, Elizabeth, Mary, Catherine, Salome, Margaret and Sarah.
Bro: James.
Tracts: Edelin's Enlargement," Little Ease," "Little Worth and "Friendship on Broad Creek; Two Johns,' Lyonstrole, 'Smallwoods Meadows," Apple Dore," Rome," and lot in Piscataway.
Ex: Edward Edelen.
Wit: John Baynes, Gent. John Wynn, Walter Pye.
26 Apr, 1768: Widow's {Salome Edelin) renunciation. 36. 593
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Folio 109 CATHERINE NOBLE Page 03/18/1777 02/24/1779
"being of sound mind and disposing memory .
Bequeaths to:
I. Solome Edelin --sister
-to have Negro man "Henry" and Mulatto woman "Susanna" and Mulatto boy "William Sly"
-to have 1 pair of Bristol stone shoe buckles and 1 mourning ring
2. Elizabeth Dent --niece
-to have the use of Mulatto girl "Henny" during her natural life and at her decease to her eldest child
-to have 1 large earthen jar,
3. Elizabeth Harwood --niece
-to have Negro boy "Nate" or to have the sum of 35 pounds common currency being her choice
4. Joseph Noble Baynes --nephew
-to have Negro man "Jack" and Negro girl "Hanah" to have with conditions
-to have 1 clothes press
5. William Fraser --brother
-to have the sum of 7 pounds 10 shillings yearly during his life to be paid by nephew Joseph as condition for his legacies, but should Negro man "Jack" die before testatrix's brother dies then the condition is revoked.
6. John Baynes, Jr.
-to have Negro woman "Ann" with her 2 children "Adam" and "Eve" on condition
7. Francis Noble --brother
-John Baynes, Jr. to pay to him the sum of 7 pounds 10 shillings annually for the natural life of Francis, but should "Ann" die before testatrix's brother, then the clause is null and void
8. Mary Noble --niece
-to have 1 feather bed and fum., 1 looking glass, and '/: dozen silver tea spoons and 1 large earthen jar.
9. Margaret Beaden --niece -to have 1 stone ring
10. Joseph Noble --brother
-to have 5 pounds current money to purchase 1 mourning ring
11. James Hawkins --nephew
-to have the sum of 5 pounds current money in order to purchase a mourning ring
12. Thomas Noble Stockett --nephew
-to have the sum of 5 pounds in order to purchase a mourning ring.
13. Catherine Solome Edelen --niece -to have 1 silver cup
14. Margaret Edelin --niece
-to have 1 pair of silver shoe buckles,
15. Sarah Edelen --niece
-to have 1 black trunk
16. Mary Fell Baynes --daughter of nephew John Baynes
-to have 1 plain gold ring and 1 small red trunk
17. Elizabeth Harwood --daughter of niece Elizabeth Harwood
-to have 1 pair of Bristol stone buttons and 1 small red trunk, 1 little wooden box
18. John Baynes
-to have I mourning ring which testatrix had made at the death of her father
-named executor of the will
19. Mary Baynes --sister
-to have I Book of Common Prayer and 1 chest and 5 pounds current money
-she and testatrix's sister Salome to have all of the wearing apparel to be divided between them.
20. "Susanna" --Mulatto woman (the same given to testatrix's sister)
-to have riding saddle and 1 old large chest
Witnesses: Joseph Wilson, Jr., Mary Glisen
Then came: Joseph Wilson, Jr.
Note: the testatrix signed the will in her own hand
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PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, MARYLAND WILLS; Liber T No. #1; 1784-1789;
Bequeaths to:
I. Solome Edelen --mother
-to have testatrix's riding horse, book case and silver cup
2, Margaret Stonestreet --sister
-should she survive testatrix's mother, then to have the book case
-to have the use of Negro boy "Charles" "that she now has to ride with her ..." for
the term of 4 years
3. Jean Stonestreet --niece
-to have the silver cup after the death of testatrix's mother
4. Samuel Edelen --brother -to have Negroes" "Charity" "William" "Martha" "John" and "Ann"
5. James Edelen --brother
-should Samuel die wiout heirs, then to have the Negroes left to him
-to have Negro boy "Charles" after 4 years and also to have Negro girl "Brett"
-James and Samuel named executors of the will
Witnesses: Edward Edelen, Joseph Edelen, Robert Ogdon
Then came: Edward Edelen
Note; the testatrix signed the will in her own hand
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Children of James and Salome (Noble) Edelen.
1. Elizabeth Edelen married Thomas Dent. q.v.
2. Mary Noble Edelen married Henry Stonestreet, Adjutant of Md. Militia Rev. War, son of Butler and Jane (Edelen), Stonestreet.
Issue: Jane; Mary Noble; Lewis; Henry; Nicholas; Joseph Noble.
3. Edward Edelen, born 1747, d.s.p. q.v.
4. Samuel Edelen, born 1762, d.s.p. q:v.
5. James Edelen, born 1764, d.s.p. q.v.
6. Catherine Salome Edelen, born 1754, died spinster 1786, naming mother; sister Margaret and her dau. Jane Stonestreet; brothers Samuel and James.
7. Margaret Edelen, born 1756, married Richard, son of Butler and Jane (Edelen) Stonestreet.
8. Joseph Edelen married Catherine Alice Edelen. q.v.
9. Sarah Edelen, born 1760, married Charles Pye. Issue: Charles; Caroline ; James B.
10. Martha Edelen.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1724 - Aft 1786 (> 63 years)