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HUDSON, THOMAS, Charles Co. 20 June 1750; 2 Oct 1750
To dau. Elizabeth Hudson, "Hudsons Exchange" whereon John Rye now dwelleth.
To dau. Magdalen Hudson, 100 As, pt of tract 'Hudsons Rest where John Hartie now dwelleth.
To dau. Anne Hudson, 84 As, pt of "Hudsons Disappointment."
To son Jeremiah Hudson, 130 A, called 'Tabithas Lott" and 30 A. called "Hudson Lynagouge."
To son Caleb Hudson, 50 A. pt of "Hudson Rest' whereon Arthur Picken now dwells, and 80 A. called "Harrison's Chance."
To sons Samuell and Adam Hudson, pt. of "St. Barbary's manner,
98 As; pt "St. Thomas Manner," 72 A.; "Tanner's Discovery." 87 A.; and 3.00 A. called "Hudsons Conclusion,'
To wife Elizabeth, 2 Negroes, Neptune and Nat,
To dau. Ann, Negro lad named Jos
To son., Jeremiah Hudson, negro lad named Boatswain.
That dau, Elizabeth take guardianship of Anne and Jeremiah until they come of age 11.
Wit: Joseph Hanson Harrison, William Sisson, William Wright.
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Thomas Hudson 47.25 CH £479.7.11 Dec 13 1750 Apr 20 1751
Appraisers: Edward Maddox John Stromatt.
Creditors: Rhodum Trussell, Elisabeth Southerlon, Abraham Boy.
Next of kin: Elisabeth Hudson, Luke Philbert.
Executrix: Elisabeth Hudson.
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Thomas Hudson 34.105 A CH £E479.7,111 £18.19.9 Apr 14 1753
Sureties: Thomas Wright, William Sisson.
Received from: Jos. Harrison.
Payments to: D. Dulany, Esq., John Hanson, Esq., Walter Hanson.
Mentions: widow (unnamed), 7 children: Elisabeth (at age), Magdelin (at age), Anne (at age), Jeremiah (aged 17), Caleb (aged 9). Samuel (aged 7). Adam Hudson (aged 5).
Executrix: Elisabeth Hudson, now wife of William Sisson.
1) 14 April 1753 - Charles County
William SISSON & Elizabeth Exrx of Thomas HUDSON
Sureties - Thomas WRIGHT & William SISSON
1-3 to widow
Children: Elizabeth HUDSON of full age
Magdalin HUDSON of full age
Ann HUDSON of full age
Jeremiah HUDSON aged 18 yrs next Nov
Caleb HUDSON aged 9 yrs last march
Samuel HUDSON aged 7 yrs on 25th of this instant (April)
Adam HUDSON aged 5 yrs last March
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James Peele 14.97 A CH £39.12.11 £12.1,8 Dec 3 1735
A second inventory is cited in the amount of £6.5.6.
Received from: Zachariah Wade, Edward Shacklet.
Payments to: Thomas Hudson, John Padison, George Medway, Richard Woodyard, Edward Maadock, Thomas Towsling, Samuel Hanson, Samuel Hanson for letters of administration granted to Mary Peele, Mary Glass, Mr, Richard Young for fees in Calvert County Court concerning a servant, William Douglas.
Representatives: unknown.
Administrator (de bonis non): John Barker.
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William Munroe 21.343 A CH £89.16.6 £57.7.6 May 30 1745
Sureties: John Stramat, Thomas Hudson.
Received from: Henry Jefferson.
Payments to: James Freeman, Benjamin Fendall, John Pallyson, William Dent, Richard Griffith, Henry Jefferson, John Stramat, James Scott, Alexander McDaniel, Thomas Jackson, Hugh Kelly, Clement Kenneday, William Groves, George Tarvin, John Stoddart, Daniel Dulany, Esq., Walter Hanson.
Mentions: widow (unnamed), 4 children: William Munroe, Elisabeth, Mary, Sarah Munroe.
Administratrix: Elisabeth Ashfield, wife of John Ashfield.
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PHILBERT, JOHN, Charles Co, 22 Apr 1748; 9 Jul 1748
To son LUKE,land I am now possessed of called "Philberts Chance," and If he dies without heirs then to male heirs of son ARCHIBALD.
To son WHORTON, tract called "Philberts addition" whereon my dwelling is and if he dies without heirs then to male heirs of son JOHN.
To wife ELIZABETH, stock, furniture; and at her death to sons ARCHIBALD,, JOHN and MARK and dau, ELIZABETH.
Wife ELIZABETH, extx.
Wit: Jo: H: Harrison, [Joseph Hanson Harrison], Thomas Hudson, Joseph Ratliff. 25.418
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Benjamin Banister 35,303 CH £2.0.9 Jul 23 1747
Appraisers: S. Adams, Thomas Hudson.
Creditors: Will. Dent, Alexander McDonald [McDaniel]
Next of kin: Luranah Mankin, John Smith.
Administrators: Perry Pattison and his wife Mary Pattison.
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Barnes, Henry, Charles County, 9th Sept., 1738; 18th July 1739.
To son Henry and hrs., all real estate.
to sons Henry and Thomas, to daus. Barbara and Anne Semms, to neighbor Elizabeth Hudson and to Joanna and Elener Hudson, personalty.
Exs.: Son Henry and dau. Barbara.
Test: Wm. Machonchie, Thos. Matthews, Richard Hodgson. MCW 22.90
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1722-1729 Charles County, Maryland Land Records; Liber L#2 [TLC]; Page 318.
At the request of Thomas Osborne of CC, the following deed was recorded this Nov 14, 1726.
Mar 14, 1709 from Thomas Dent of CC, Gent, & Anne, his wife, to Thomas Osborne of CC, for 8000 lbs of tobacco and for divers other good causes, that tract of land called Wheelers Palme, lying on Piscataway on Potomack River above Maryland Point in CC, near to the land laid out for Thomas Hudson, planter, bounded by the woods, containing and laid out for about 150 acres. Signed - Tho Dent, Anne Dent. Wit - Wm Harbert, Thomas Crabb*, John Sanders*.
Memo. The within deed (though not recorded in 6 months from the date of the acknowledgement) was, by an act made at a session of Assembly held at Annapolis in Jul, 1726, is legally recorded.
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Northumberland County Virginia Record Book 1738-1743,
page 106, Northumberland County Parish of St. Stephens . .
."This indenture made the 2nd day of Dec. 1740 by Thomas HUDSON of Charles County in the Province of Maryland to Robert HUDSON of the County of North'd & Parish of St. Stephen . . . In consideration of 5000 lbs of good tobbo already payed - all that tract or Divident of land Given & bequeathed to him the said Thomas HUDSON by the last will and testament of Henry HUDSON dec'd . . . being part of a tract formerly granted to Anthony LINTON" . . .
Wit: Richard CLAUGHTON, Wm PURNELL(?), Sam'l HARRISON, Rodam HUDSON, Fielding HUDSON.
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Charles County Court Records, November 1741 Court, Liber T#2, Page 267. The Justices of this Court do appoint the several persons following, Constables of the respective hundreds within CC for the ensuing year, viz -
Durham upper part - Thomas Hudson.
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1741-1743 Charles County, Maryland Court Records; March 1741/2 Court, Volume 39, [TLC]; Page 323.
Thomas Hudson produces to this Court, a certificate of his qualification as Constable of the Upper Hundred of Durham Parish, dated Jan 25, 1741/2, on which day he took the usual oaths before Rich'd Harrison.
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1743-1744 Charles County, Maryland Land Records; Liber X#2 [TLC]; Page 45.
At the request of Thomas Hudson of CC, the following deed was recorded on Dec 28, 1743.
Sep 14, 1743 from Alexander Macdaniel (MacDaniell) of CC, planter, to Thomas Hudson of CC, for and in consideration of 30 acres of land, by deed dated today, from sd Thomas Hudson to Ricd Griffis, and also for 1000 lbs tobacco and 5 £of gold of Maryland currency, and for divers other good causes, Macdaniel sells to Hudson all of Macdaniel's right to a certain tract of land in CC, part of a tract of land called Thomas' Disapointment, bounded by a parcel of land laid out of the afd tract for George Waple, and between a tract of land called Archibalds Desert and Prices' Adventure, containing and laid out for 84 acres. Signed - Alexander (@ his mark) Macdaniel. Wit - Thos Stone, R Harrison. This deed was acknowledged by Alexand Macdaniell and Elizabeth, his wife.
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1744-1753 Charles County, Maryland Land Records; Liber Z#2 [TLC]; Page 39.
At the request of Richard Griffis, the following deed was recorded on Jun 12, 1745.
Jun 4, 1745 from Alexander McDaniel of CC, planter, to Richard Griffis of CC, planter, for 34 acres made over by said McDaniel on Sep 14, 1743 and for other good causes, all title that I have to a certain tract of land in CC, being part of a tract of land called Hudsons Disappointment, bounded by said Richard Griffis Mill land called Griffis Folly, containing and laid out for 33 acres. Signed - Alexander (- his mark) McDaniel. Wit - Robt Hanson, Richd Harrison. The deed was acknowledged by Alexander McDaniel and Elizabeth, his wife.
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1744-1753 Charles County, Maryland Land Records; Liber Z#2 [TLC]; Page 40.
At the request of Richard Griffis, the following deed was recorded on Jun 13, 1745.
Apr 4, 1745 from Thomas Hudson of CC, planter, to Rich'd Griffis of CC, planter, for 84 acres this day conveyed by deed from Alexander McDonald to ad Hudson, and for other good causes, a certain tract of land called Hudsons sinnagougc, lying in CC, containing 30 acres, bounded by land called Tabithas Lot. Signed - Thomas Hudson. Wit - Robert Hanson, Rich'd Harrison. Eliza., the wife of the sd Thomas Hudson, released her dower.
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1744-1753 Charles County, Maryland Land Records; Liber Z#2 [TLC]; Page 57.
At the request of Thomas Hudson, the following deed was recorded on Aug 14, 1745.
Jun 30, 1745 from Joseph Harrison of cc, planter, to Thomas Hudson of CC, for 60 acres conveyed to him by Salisbury Thomas as by deed will appear, and for divers other good causes, a certain tract of land in CC on the west side of the Little Dam that falls into Birdicks Cr, containing and laid out for 80 acres. Signed - Joseph Harrison. Wit - Thos Stone, R Harrison.
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1744-1753 Charles County, Maryland Land Records; Liber Z#2 [TLC]; Page 58.
At the request of Thomas Hudson, the following deed was recorded on Aug 14, 1745.
Jun 4,. 1745 from Alexander McDaniel of CC, to Thomas Hudson of CC, for 30 acres by deed dated today from said Thomas Hudson to Richard Griffis and for 1000 lbs tobacco & 5 £of gold of Maryland currency, a certain tract of land in CC, being part of a tract of land called Hudsons Disappointment, bounded by a parcel of land laid out of the afd tract for George Waple, between a tract of land called Archabald Desert and Prices Adventure, containing and laid out for 84 acres. Signed - Alexander (A his mark) McDaniel. Wit - Robert Hanson, Richard Harrison. Elizabeth, the wife of the sd Alexander McDaniel, released her dower.
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1744-1753 Charles County, Maryland Land Records; Liber Z#2 [TLC]; Page 146. At the request of Thomas Hudson, the following deed was recorded on Mar 19, 1746(17].
Mar 11, 1746[/7] from William Johnson of CC, planter, and Tabitha, his wife, daughter and heiress at law to Michael Shahalet and Elizabeth, his wife, late of CC, deceased, to Thomas Hudson of CC, planter, for 14,500 lbs tobacco and 3 pistoles and for divers other causes, a tract of land called Tabithas Lot, lying in CC, originally patented to Joseph Harrison, bounded by the south side of a great Beaver Dam falling into Birditts Cr and near the plantation whereon Capt. Benony Thomas formerly dwelt, something to the northward thereof, containing about 130 acres. Signed - William (W his mark) Johnson, Tabitha (M her mark) Johnson. Wit - Robt Hanson, Arthur Lee.
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1744-1753 Charles County, Maryland Land Records; Liber Z#2 [TLC]; Page 346. At the request of Thomas Hudson, the following deed was recorded on Jun 17, 1749.
Mar 27, 1749 from John Woodward and wife of CC, planter, to Thomas Hudson of CC, planter, for 5000 lbs tobacco and for divers other good causes, a tract of land called Hudsons, lying in CC on the east side of the Great Beaver Dam, bounded by land called Tabbithas Lot. Signed - John Woodward. Wit - Thos Stone, Rd Harrison. Catharine, the wife of the sd John Woodward, released her dower.
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland [Mike Marshall]; Hundred - Nanjemoy or Durham Parish: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 399-138: TABITHAS LOTT: 130 acres; Possession of - 130 Acres - Hudson, Thomas : Surveyed 17 Feb 1717 for Joseph Harrison on the South side of a great beaverdam falling into Burditt's Creek beginning at a bound White Oak.: Conveyance notes - {mm Note; not identified to a specific Hundred. Location identified by watercourse or nearby tract.}, 130 Acres - Michael Shacklett from Joseph Harrison; 11 Aug 1724,130 Acres - Thomas Hudson from William Johnson; 11 Mar 1746,
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1752-1756 Charles County, Maryland Land Records; Liber A#2 [TLC]; Page (449). Nov 25, 1755 from William Sisson of CC, planter, to Thomas Nelson, for (blank] lbs of tobacco and for divers other good causes, a certain parcel of land belonging to a tract of land called Hudsons Rest, and being the third part of 100 acres, which 100 acres "has been willed to his wife of the said Nelson, by Thomas Hudson, and the third part being claimed as a right of the said Sisson, by the property of his wife the Widowes the said Hudson". To have and to hold, the afd land unto sd Nelson, without any trouble from him, sd William Sisson or any persons claiming under him, sd William Sisson, or his wife, Elizabeth. Signed - William Sisson. Wit - Robt Yates, Dan of St Thos Jenifer. Recorded Feb 10, 1756.
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland [Mike Marshall]; Hundred - Nanjemoy or Durham Parish: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 444-462: HUDSONS DISAPPOINTMENT: 551 acres; Possession of - 551 Acres - McDaniel, Alexander: Originally called QUICK DISPATCH, Resurveyed for Alexander McDonnell, 25 Jan 1741 beginning at a pine standing on a ridge near the North line of AMSTERDAM, patented 21 Aug 1743: Other Tracts Mentioned: QUICK DISPATCH; AMSTERDAM; ; {mm Note; not identified to a specific Hundred. Location identified by watercourse or nearby tract.}, 177 Acres - George Waple from Alexander McDaniel; 14 Sept 1743,50 Acres - Archibald Philbert from Alexander McDaniel; 14 Sept 1743, 84 Acres - Thomas Hudson from Alexander McDaniel; 4 June 1745, 50 Acres - Joseph Ratcliff from Achibald Philpott [mm note; this must have been a typo by the court clerk. It should have read "Archiblad Philbert"], ,
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ARCHIBALDS DESERT: 100 acres; Possession of - 100 Acres - Philbert, John : Surveyed for John Philbert, 28 April 1725, beginning at a bounded white oak:
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PRICES ADVENTURE: 200 acres; Possession of - 200 Acres - Hoskins, Philip Col: Surveyed 11 Mar 1668 for Edward Price beginning at a bound tree of David Thomas near Potomac river & Col Philip Hoskins has the patent of this land but knows not the owner.:
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland [Mike Marshall]; Hundred - Nanjemoy or Durham Parish: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 340-46: WHEELERS PALME: 150 acres; Possession of - 150 Acres - Dent, Thomas Capt: Surveyed 15 May 1660 for John Wheeler on the North side of Piscataway near the land of Robert Hudson.: Conveyance notes - 150 Acres - Thomas Osborne from Thomas Dent; 14 Mar 1709, ,
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1705 - 1750 (45 years)