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1726-1730 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber M, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 369
Enrolled at request of Christopher Clinton 12 Feb 1728:
Indenture, 1 Oct 1728; Between Thomas Butler, Gent., and Christopher Clinton, planter; lease to farm a parcel being part of The Hermitage on Butler's Mill Branch; for the lifetime of Christopher and Mary his wife and Eleanor their dau.; /s/ Thos. Butler; wit. Thomas Buchanan, Thomas Davis (mark)
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1730-1733 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber Q, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 41
Enrolled at request of John Middleton 24 Jun 1730:
Indenture, 9 May 1730; Between John Chittam and Mary his wife of one part and John Middleton, Gent.; for £4; 2 acres in the fork of Eastern branch; bounded 1 acre laid out for Robert White, 1 acre laid out for John Bradford, 1 acre laid out for John Talbut, 1 acres laid out for Thomas Butler; /s/ John Chittam, Mary Chittam (mark); wit. Jere. Belt, Edw. Sprigg; 9 May 1730 ack. by Mary Chittam wife of John
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1730-1733 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber Q, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 290
Enrolled at request of John Walker 23 Jun 1731:
Indenture, 2 Apr 1731; Between Thomas Butler, Gent., and John Walker, planter; for rents and covenants; to farm a tract called Joseph Park on the north side of Rock Creek; containing 100 acres; /s/ Thos. Butler, John Walker; wit. Wm. Penson, Alexdr. Magruder; 2 Apr 1731 ack. by Thomas Butler
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1730-1733 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber Q, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 422
Enrolled at request of Ninian Beall 29 Mar 1732:
Indenture 15 Jan 1731; Between John Adamson, wigmaker, and Ninian Beall, planter; for 25s; a parcel of land called Ninian Beall Chase at the fork of the Eastern Branch of the Potomac; bounded by one acres laid out for James Peerman and one acre for Thomas Butler; containing one acre; /s/ John Adamson; wit. John Beall, Alexr. Magruder; ack. 15 Jan 1731 by John Adamson and his wife Leesey
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1730-1733 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber Q, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 692
Enrolled at request of Turnor Wootton, bill of sale, 15 Sep 1733: Thomas Butler, Gent., for £76 paid by Turnor Wootton, merchant; Negro men called Joe and David, Negro boy called Jamey, Negro women called Bess, Nanny, Moll and Hannah; Negro girl called Sarah; white servant called Jamey Fleet; 3 horses and colt; 6 Sep 1733; /s/ Thos. Butler; wit. Nath. Beall, Joseph Chew; ack. 6 Sep 1733
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1730-1733 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber Q, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 692
Enrolled at request of Turnor Wootton, bill of sale, 15 Sep 1733:
Thomas Butler, Gent., for £49.16. paid by William Chapman of Anne Arundel County, merchant; one Negro man called Young Joe and one Negro woman called Moll; 6 Sep 1733; /s/ Thos. Butler; wit. Nathl. Beall, Joseph Chew, Jr.; ack. 6 Sep 1733 by Thomas Butler
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1733-1739 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records
Liber T, Page 61
Recorded at request of Thomas Butler, 8 Feb 1733:
Joseph Chew, Jr., planter, for £23; to Thomas Butler; slaves named Caesar and John now on my dwelling plantation; 29 Jan 1733; /s/ Joseph Chew, Jr.; wit. Henry Crampton (mark), Thomas Cramphin; ack. Joseph Chew, Jr.
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1733-1739 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records
Liber T, Page 62
Recorded at request of John Docwra, 8 Feb 1733:
28 Jan 1733; Indenture between Thomas Butler, Gent. and John Docwra; for £7; a parcel in the Town of Marlborough originally taken up for town's then directed by James Butler, Gent, dec'd, whereby it became the right of Thomas Butler, being the 35th lot in the plat; /s/ Thos. Butler; wit. Mary Cramphin, Josias Jeffery; ack. Thomas Butler 28 Jan 1733
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1733-1739 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records
Liber T, Page 357
Recorded at request of John Banks, 23 Feb 1735:
11 Oct 1735; Indenture between Curtis Harding, planter, and John Banks, planter; for £20; tract formerly called The Elizabeth and now The Father's Purchase; on a branch of the Eastern Branch of the Potomac; containing 40 acres; /s/ Curtis Hardee; wit. Thos. Butler, Thomas Cramphin; ack. Curtes Harding
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1733-1739 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records
Liber T, Page 615
Recorded at request of Thomas Cleland, 22 Jul 1738:
3 Jul 1738; Indenture between Thomas Butler, Gent., and Thomas Cleland; for £24; part of The Hermitage; bounded by land laid out for William Davis; containing 100 acres; /s/ Thos. Butler; wit. James Edmonston, Thomas Cramphin; ack. Thomas Butler and Elizabeth his wife
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1733-1739 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records
Liber T, Page 617
Recorded at request of Jeremiah Stimpson, 22 Jul 1738:
4 Jul 1738; Indenture between Thomas Butler, Gent., and Jeremiah Stimpson; for £40; part of The Hermitage on a branch of Rock Creek; bounded by land of Richard Condell and Benjamin Perry; containing 100 acres; /s/ Thos. Butler; wit. James Edmonston, Benjm. Belt, Jr.; ack. Thomas Butler and Elizabeth his wife
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1733-1739 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records
Liber T, Page 619
Recorded at request of William Davis, 29 Jul 1738:
3 Jul 1738; Indenture between Thomas Butler and William Davis; for £50; tract called William and Mary being part of The Hermitage; containing 205 acres; /s/ Thos. Butler; wit. Thomas Cramphin, James Edmonston; ack. Thomas Butler and Elizabeth his wife
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1733-1739 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records
Liber T, Page 683
Recorded at request of David Baggarly, 7 Feb 1738:
20 Feb 1738; Lease between Thomas Butler and David Baggarly; for tents; tract called Joseph's Park; containing 100 acres; /s/ Thos. Butler, David Baggarly; wit. Edward Busey (mark), Eliza. Ford; ack. Thomas Butler
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1733-1739 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records
Liber T, Page 685
Recorded at request of Michael Dowden, 10 Feb 1738:
20 Jan 1738; Indenture between Thomas Butler and Michael Dowden; for £19; tract called Hermitage; bounded by Bazill Cramphin; containing 76 acres; /s/ Thos. Butler; wit. Jno. Jackson, Wm. Beall; ack. Thomas Butler and Elizabeth his wife
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1733-1739 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records
Liber T, Page 686
Recorded at request of Henry Cramphin, 14 Feb 1738:
20 Jan 1738; Indenture between Thomas Butler and Bazill Cramphin; for £100; tract now called Mother's Darling being part of Hermitage; on the east side of a road from the forks of the Eastern Branch to Monochasy; bounded by Dr. Scott; containing 200 acres; /s/ Thos. Butler; wit. Jno. Jackson, Wm. Beall; ack. Thomas Butler and Elizabeth his wife
1730-1733 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber Q, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 85
Enrolled at request of Eleanor Mariarte 27 Aug 1730:
Indenture, 14 Aug 1730; Between John Chittam, planter, and Mary his wife, of one part, and Eleanor Mariarte; for 40s; one acre of land in the forks of the Eastern Branch of the Potomac, part of a tract called Black Ash; bounded by Thomas Butler, James Pearman; /s/ Jno. Chittam; wit. Samll. Magruder, John Middleton; ack. by John Chittam and Mary his wife
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Prince George's Land Records 1739-1743-Liber Y; Page 2.
Lease. Jan 20, 1738 from Thomas Butler of PG, to Edward Busey of PG, carpenter, for the rents and covenants herein after reserved, the lease to sd Busey, of part of a tract of land called Joseph Park in PG, bounded by the bank of Rock Creeks Main Branch, containing about 100 acres. This lease is for the natural life of sd Edward Busey. Rent, to be paid each May 10, is 600 lbs of tobacco, to be delivered at a landing. Busey may not sell or destroy timber, nor use timber except for the use of the afd premises. Busey will not allow more hands to work the premises than himself, his wife, and children. Within 4 years, Busey will plant 150 apple trees. Signed - Thos Butler, Edward (E his mark) Busey. Wit - John Beall*, Thomas Gantt Jr*. Recorded Mar 28, 1739.
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1739-1743 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber Y, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 29. May 23, 1739 from Thomas Butler of PG, Gentleman, to Hugh Conn of PG, Gentleman, for 75 f sterling, part of a tract of land called Josephs Park, bounded by the east side of Rock Cr, the late dwelling house of John Walker, containing about 300 acres. Signed - Thos Butler. Wit - Geo: Beall*, James Edmonston, Thos Gantt Jr*. Elizabeth, the wife of the sd Thomas Butler, relinquished her right of dower to the lands within mentioned. Recorded Jun 5, 1739.
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1739-1743 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber Y, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 31. May 23, 1739 from Thomas Butler of PG, Gentleman, to John Bayne of PG, for 6000 lbs of tobacco, part of a tract of land called Hermitage, bounded by Benjamin Perry's land in or near the Watery Branch being also the NW comer of Jeremiah Stimson's land, containing about 100 acres now called Baynes Purchase. Signed - Thos Butler. Wit - Geo: Beall, James Edmonston, John Beall*, Thos Gantt Jr*. Elizabeth, the wife of the sd Thomas Butler, relinquished her right of dower to the lands within mentioned. Recd from John Bayne (by the hands of John Lowe), the alienation fine. Recorded Jun 6, 1739.
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1739-1743 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber Y, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 33.
Lease. Mar 22, 1738 from Thomas Butler of PG, to Ambrose Cook of PG, planter, the lease of part of a tract of land called Josephs Park, lying in Charles County, bounded by a line of the land of Andrew Scott, the dividing lines of Joseph's Park and Hermitage near a marked white oak on the west side of Long Branch, containing about 100 acres. This is a 21 year lease, starting today, and the yearly rent is 600 lbs of good, merchantable tobacco, to be delivered at a landing in good order. Rent is to begin being paid on May 10, 1742. Neither Butler nor Cook will sell or destroy any timber on the premises, nor apply any but to the necessary repairs and use of the dernised premises. Cook agrees that he will not let more hands work or till the demised premises than himself, his wife, and children, and if his children are incapable to work, then only take in one able hand. Cook agrees, within the next 4 years, to plant 150 good apple trees. Sd Cook gives sd Butler a bond of 6 f sterling to warrant the true performance of this lease. The first year's rent is to start on May 10, 1742. Signed Thos. Butler, Ambrose Cook. Wit - Wrn Beall, John Clagett, John Beall*, Nath Wickham Jr*. This deed was acknowledged by Thomas Butler and Elizabeth, his wife. Recorded Jun 7, 1739.
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1739-1743 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber Y, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 35.
Lease. May 23, 1739 from Thomas Butler of PG, to Thos Nicholls of PG, planter, the lease of part of a tract of land called Joseph's Park, lying in PG, which is bounded by a parcel of land laid out for Mr. Henry Wattson being the NE comer of the land of John Ramsey, laid out for about 100 acres. To have and to hold during the natural life of sd Thomas Nicholls & during the natural life of Anne Nicholls, wife to the afd Thomas, & during the natural life of Thomas Nicholls, son to the afd Thomas Nicholls, paying on each May 10 (the 1st three years to be excepted) the sum of 600 lbs of good tobacco, to be delivered at a landing in convenient cask. Thomas Nicholls may not sell or destroy timber, and may not apply any but to necessary repairs. Nicholls shall not suffer more hands to work the premises than his wife and children, and if his children cannot work, he may take in one able hand. For each additional servant or slave working or tending a crop of tobacco or otherways, Butler must be paid 100 lbs of merchantable tobacco in the rent cask as afd. Within 4 years, Nicholls will plant 150 apple trees, at least 30 feet apart, and will keep them well maintained and fenced. In the case of nonperformance, Butler is to be paid 6 f sterling, and so prorated during the continuance of this lease. At the end of the lease, Nicholls is to leave the premises in good condition. Signed - Thomas Butler, Thomas (2 his mark) Nicholls. Wit - Meredith Davis, Stephen Hampton. This deed was acknowledged by Thomas Butler & Elizabeth, his wife, before JPs John Beall* and Thos Gantt Jr*. Recorded Jun 16, 1739.
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1739-1743 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber Y, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 50.
Lease. Mar 22, 1738 from Thomas Butler of PG, to John Ford of PG, planter, the lease of part of a tract of land called Joseph's Park, lying in PG, bounded by the north side of Rock Cr, containing about 100 acres. To have and to hold, during the natural life of sd John Ford, and during the natural life of Anne Ford, wife to the afd John Ford, and during the natural life of John Ford, son of the aforementioned John Ford, paying sd Butler during the natural life of the afd Anne Ford, 5 shillings sterling yearly on May 10, and after the death of sd Anne Ford, sd John Ford and his afd son to pay, yearly, each May 10 to Butler, 600 lbs of good, merchantable tobacco, to be delivered to a landing. John Ford may not sell or destroy any timber, nor apply it except for necessary repairs and use of the dernised premises. John Ford shall not have more hands to work the demised premises than himself, his wife and children, and if his children are unable to work, only to take in one able hand. John Ford, within 4 years, will plant 150 apple trees, each tree being distant at least 30 feet, and will keep sd trees in good repair and fenced. In the case of nonperformance, Ford will pay Butler 6 £sterling & _ prorato during the continuance of this lease. The premises are to be left in tenantable repair at the end of the lease. Signed - Thos Butler, John Ford. Wit James Edmonston, Norwood Franceway. This deed was acknowledged by Thomas Butler before Justices John Beall* and Nath. Wickham Jr*; Elizabeth Butler, the wife of the sd Thomas Butler, also acknowledged the same. Recorded Jun 27, 1739.
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1739-1743 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber Y, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 52.
Lease. Mar 22, 1738 from Thomas Butler of PG, to James Ford of PG, planter, the lease of part of a tract of land called Joseph's Park, lying in PG, being at the NE comer of a parcel of land laid out for John Ford near a marked gum and red oak, thence to intersect a line of sd Ford's land, containing about 100 acres. To have and to hold, during the natural life of sd James Ford, and during the natural lives of Eleanor & Mary Ford, sisters to the afd James Ford, paying sd Butler during the natural life of the afd Eleanor & Mary Ford, yearly, each May 10 to Butler, 600 lbs of good, merchantable tobacco, to be delivered to a landing. James Ford may not sell or destroy any timber, nor apply it except for necessary repairs and use of the demised premises. James Ford shall not have more hands to work the demised premises than himself, his wife and children, and if his children are unable to work, only to take in one able hand. James Ford, within 4 years, will plant 150 apple trees, each tree being distant at least 30 feet, and will keep sd trees in good repair and fenced. In the case of nonperformance, Ford will pay Butler 6 f sterling & so prorate during the continuance of this lease. The premises are to be left in tenantable repair at the end of the lease. Signed - Thos Butler, James Ford. Wit - James Edmonston, Norwood Franceway. This deed was acknowledged by Thomas Butler before Justices John Beall* and Nath. Wickham Jr*; Elizabeth Butler, the wife of the sd Thomas Butler, also acknowledged the same. Recorded Jun 27, 1739.
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1739-1743 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber Y, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 53.
Lease. Mar 22, 1738 from Thomas Butler of PG, to William Ward of PG, planter, the lease of part of a tract of land called Josephs Park, lying in PG, bounded by the NE comer of a parcel of land laid out for John Ford near a marked gum & red oak being also the beginning of a parcel of land laid out for James Ford, containing about 100 acres. To have and to hold, during the natural life of sd William Ward, and during the natural life of Jean Ward, wife to the afd William Ward, paying sd Butler during the natural life of Catherine Ward, daughter of the afd William Ward, yearly, each May 10, (the first payment commencing in the year 1742) 600 lbs of good, merchantable tobacco, to be delivered to a landing. William Ward may not sell or destroy any timber, nor apply it except for necessary repairs and use of the demised premises. William Ward shall not have more hands to work the dernised premises than himself, his wife and children, and if his children are unable to work, only to take in one able hand. William Ward, within 4 years, will plant 150 apple trees, each tree being distant at least 30 feet, and will keep sd trees in good repair and fenced. In the case of nonperformance, Ward will pay Butler 6 F- sterling & so prorato during the continuance of this lease. The premises are to be left in tenantable repair at the end of the lease. Signed - Thos Butler, William (W his mark) Ward. Wit - James Edmonston, Norwood Franceway. This deed was acknowledged by Thomas Butler before Justices John Beall* and Nath. Wickham Jr*; Elizabeth Butler, the wife of the sd Thomas Butler, also acknowledged the same. Recorded Jun 27, 1739.
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1739-1743 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber Y, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 537.
Oct 19, 1742 from Solome Docwra of PG, widow, to John Hepburn of Upper Marlborough Town in PG, Gentleman, for 300 £, lot #30 in Upper Marlborough Town, originally taken up by Edward Digges, Gentleman, decd, whereby it became the right of Charles Digges, and by him sold to John Docwra of PG, innholder, and by sd John Docwra devised to sd Solome Docwra. The lot is next to the eastward of Mr. Thomas Spriggs' lot, together with the dwelling house wherein Mrs. Mary Fraser now dwells, and all other houses, gardens, pales, and all other improvements. Excepted is a storehouse, now the right and in the possession of sd John Hepburn, standing upon sd lot and 40 foot square of ground, including the land whereon sd storehouse stands. Also, lot #35 in the afd town and PG, originally taken up by James Butler, Gentleman, since decd, whereby it became the right of Thomas Butler, and by him sold to John Docwra, and by sd John Docwra to afd Solome, together with the house now thereon, and all other improvements. Signed - Solome (D her mark) Docwra. Wit - Richard Keene*, Jo Belt Jr*. Recorded Oct 20, 1742.
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Land Records of Prince George's County, Maryland - Liber BB-1 Page 29
May 23, 1739 from Thomas Butler of PG, Gentleman, to Hugh Conn of PG, Gentleman, for 75 £sterling, part of a tract of land called Josephs Park, bounded by the east side of Rock Cr, the late dwelling house of John Walker, containing about 300 acres. Signed - Thos Butler. Wit - Geo: Beall*, James Edmonton, Thos Gantt Jr*. Elizabeth, the wife of the sd Thomas Butler, relinquished her right of dower to the lands within mentioned. Recorded Jun 5, 1739.
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Land Records of Prince George's County, Maryland - Liber BB-1 Page 31.
May 23, 1739 from Thomas Butler of PG, Gentleman, to John Bayne of PG, for 6000 lbs of tobacco, part of a tract of land called Hermitage, bounded by Benjamin Perry's land in or near the Watery Branch being also the NW corner of Jeremiah Stimson's land, containing about 100 acres now called Baynes Purchase. Signed - Thos Butler. Wit - Geo: Beall, James Edmonston, John Beall*, Thos Gantt Jr*. Elizabeth, the wife of the sd Thomas Butler, relinquished her right of dower to the lands within mentioned. Recd from John Bayne (by the hands of John Lowe), the alienation fine. Recorded Jun 6, 1739.
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Land Records of Prince George's County, Maryland - Liber BB-1 Page 25.
Oct 8, 1743 from Thomas Butler of PG, Gent, to Joseph Belt of PG, planter, for 75 £, a tract of land called the Lost Coat, being part of a tract of land called Joseph's Park, lying in PG, bounded by the north corner of a tract of land belonging to the Revd Hugh Connld called [blank], being on the east side of a branch called Rock Cr, that runs into Potowmack River, to a tract of land called [blank] belonging to Thomas Miles, a tract of land called [blank] belonging to Doctor Andrew Scott, containing about 326-1/4 acres. Signed - Thos Butler. Wit - Thos Owen*, Jams Edmonston*. Elizabeth, the wife of the sd Thos Butler, ack. this deed. Recorded Oct 12, 1743.
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Prince George's Land Records 1743-1746 - Liber BB - Page 377.
Oct 25, 1745 from Thomas Butler of PG, Gent, to James Edmonston of PG, planter, for 155 £4 shillings and 5 pence sterling, and 7 £12 shillings & 1 penny current money, a tract of land called Hermitage, lying in Page on and near the branches of Rock Cr, containing about 3866 acres, that part thereof heretofore by sd Thomas Butler sold only excepted. Also a tract of land called Good Luck, lying in PG, containing about 444 acres, and now in the tenure and occupation of sd Thomas Butler, & his now dwelling plantation. Signed - Thos. Butler. Wit - Tho. Owen*, George Scott*, Thos. Chittam. Recorded Mar 28, 1746.
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Prince George's Land Records 1743-1746 - Liber BB - Page 342.
Sep 3, 1745 from Thomas Butler of PG, Gent, to James Sayers of PG, Merchant, for 60 £sterling, about 300 acres of land now called Town Side, being part of a tract of land in Page called Hermitage, bounded by the SE corner of William Davis' land whereon he now dwells, then to Richard Condron's land, then to Benj: Perry's land, Cramphin's land. Signed - Thos Butler. Wit - Thos. Chittam, Jams Edmonston*, George Scott*. Elizabeth, the wife of the sd Thomas Butler, relinquished her right of dower to the within mentioned land. Recorded Sep 3, 1745.
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Provincial Court Land Records, 1744-1749
Volume 700, Page 37
To all Christian People to whom this Present Writing indented
shall Come Greeting Know Yee that whereas Joyce Bradford of
Prince Georges County Widow hath heretofore mortgaged two parcells
of Land unto Charles Carroll Esq.r the one called Plain Dealing
Containing Five hundred Acres & lying in Prince Georges County
the other Containing Two hundred & fifty Acres being Part of a
Tract of Land called Uncles Good Will & lying in Baltimore County
as by the said Mortgage recorded in the Provincial Records Lib
B L L N.o 8 folio 373 may appear Now be it known that I Tho.s
Butler Son & Heir at Law to the said Joyce Bradford being entitled
to the Equity of Redemption of the Lands so mortgaged have
agreed with the said Charles Carroll to release all my right & title
to the Equity of Redemption of the said Lands or any of them so as
af.d mortgaged to the said Charles Carroll I Do therefore for me & my
Heirs in Consideration of Five Shillings to me paid by the said
Charles Carroll hereby release & for Quit claim of in & to all & every
the Lands so mortgaged as aforesaid unto him the said Charles Carroll
his Heirs & Assignes for ever To have & to hold the said Lands & every
of them with all my right & Title whatsoever of in & to the Lands af.d
unto him the said Charles Carroll his Heirs & Assignes for Ever In
Witnesseth whereof I have hereunto set my Hand & Seal this twenty
Ninth Day of October Anno Domini 1744
Sealed & Delivered Tho.s Butler Seal
in the Presence of
Jn.o Darnall On the back of the aforegoing release
Ign.s Digges was thus Endorst (Viz.t) Octo 29.th 1744 Came before
me the Subscriber one of his Lordship's Provincial
Justices the within named Thomas Butler & acknowledged
the Premisses within mentioned to be the right of the
within named Charles Carroll Esq.r
recorded March 5.th 1744 John Darnall
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1761-1763 Frederick County MD Land Records {Patricia Abelard Andersen}
66. John Lackland recorded release of dower 17 July 1762. I Elizabeth Butler, late wife of Thomas Butler.
deceased, for 6 pcm paid by John Lackland, release all. manner ofdower and right of dower in tract "Girls Portion" part of parcel called "Hennitage," signed Elizabeth Butler before Chas Jones, David Lynn. Receipt. Ack. Duty paid.
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Contributed by Shirley Middleton Moller
Frederick County, Land Record FCLR K.319
30th October 1765
To: Clement Beall of Frederick County
From: Joseph Conn of Prince Georges County
For the sum of two hundred twenty pounds current money
All that part of a Tract of Land Called Josephs Park being a part of that part of Josephs Park made over to Hugh Conn by Thomas Butler; containing three hundred acres. Signed Joseph Conn; Wit. Andrew Heugh & Charles Jones; Joseph Conn acknowledged deed. Recorded 31 Oct 1765
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1772-1774 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber BB 3 [Abstract by Mike Marshall]; Page 217. At the request of William Berry the following Deed was recorded May 14, 1773
Indenture made December 16, 1772; Elizabeth Butler, widow of Thomas Butler late of Frederick County, Maryland, deceased in consideration of 12 pounds currency paid by William Berry of PGCo has sold all her right of dower to part of a tract called "Good Luck" that was purchased by James Butler of William Stone and Theodosia Stone his wife. Signed Elizabeth Butler in the presence of John Hepburn, Sarah Richards
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1707 - 1762 (~ 38 years)