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Richard Condon 26.41 A PG £60.1.0 £18.16.3 Apr 27 1749
Payments to: William Davis, Benjamin Harris, Thomas Baley, Christopher Lownds, Richard Snowden, Peter Dent.
Mentions: 7 children (unnamed, 5 of age, 2 minors).
Administratrix: Cathrine Condon.
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Mr. John Beale 21.56 A PG £806.10.11 £167.1.6 Nov 16 1744
Received from: William Murdock, Charles Harding, William Beale, Edward Harding, David Crawford, Thomas Cramphin, Evan Jones, Canaday Ferrill, James Lee, Sr., James Edmunson, John Ramsey, George Nichollson, Ambrose Cook, John Smith, James Wallace, administrator of Charles Calvert, Esq., George Murdock & Son, Thomas Birch, William Pritchett, administrator of Thomas Smith, Charles William, Jr., Lancelott Wilson Wilson, Alexander Hale, Edward Nickels, Benjamin Harris, Pat. Murphy, John Halsey, Samuel Magruder, Sarah Rogers, George Beakwith, John Thomas, Richard Butt, William Hillery, John Beall, William Selby, Thomas Trundle & Mr. Ferguson, Charles Bowman & John Beale, Samuel Blackmore, Benjamin Perry, John Beale, Sr. (son of Robert Beale), Benjamin Belt, Joseph Richardson, William Willing, Alexander Magruder, Andrew Beall, executors of William Beckwith, Hugh Hale, John Nickels, executrix of Charles Perry, John Harding, Jr., Stephen Durham, Thomas Crun, executrix of Walter Brooks, Dr, Rogers, Hoskinson Jr. (?), Samuel Punett, Benjamin Bright, James Smith, William Hughs, William Bradshaw.
Payments to: Mr. Diggs, Dr. Hambleton, John Johnston, Thomas Willcoxon, Dr. James Stringer, Daniel Dulany, Esq., Dr. John Robinson.
Executrix: Mrs. Virlinda Beale (widow).
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Charles Perry 21.383 A PG £582.16.7 £82.9.2 Aug 8 1745
The amount of the accounts also included £45.14.5 in sterling.
Received from: Thomas Conn, Thomas Crampton, George Tomlinson, Elisabeth Hall, administratrix of Henry Culver, executor of Robert Beale, Richard Waters, George Moore, George Atwood, Higginson Belt, William Murdock, Thomas Butler, James Lee, Ignatius Perry, Charles Chittam, Mr. Joseph Adams (merchant in London), Charles Rogers, James Biry, John Adamson, Benjamin Harris, James Lee, Sr., Samuel Beal, Grove Tomlinson, Rachel Harris, Benjamin Perry.
Payments to: Benjamin Perry, James Perry, Benjamin Perry (constable) for executing warrants on George Conn & Alexander Hall, Robert Chittam, Lord Baltimore paid to John Magruder per Ignatius & Nicholas Diggs, Dr. Spiggr Dr. John Robertson paid to William Beal, Mr. Peter Dent, Daniel Dulany, Esq., John Hepburne.
Legatees: Ignatius Perry (son) paid to James & Benjamin Perry & Nathaniel Wickham, Jr., Easter (sister) paid to Benjamin Perry.
Executrix: Rachel Pottenger, wife of Robert Pottenger.
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Prince George's County Land Records 1746-1749, Liber EE#1; Page 562.
Nov 14, 1748 from Thomas Butler of PG, planter, to John Bowie Jr of PG, Gent, for 34 £sterling, all that tract of land commonly known by the name of Middle Plantation, being part of a tract of land called Hermitage, "and lying between the land of Benjamin Perry and of the sd John Bowie Jr which the sd Bowie this day purchased of Benjamin Harris, containing about 100 acres. Also, another parcel of land (being part of sd Hermitage) contiguous to Capt. James Edmonston's land called ye Girls Portion, containing about 97 acres. Signed - Thos. Butler. Wit - John Hepburn (a Justice of Provincial Court), Benja Harris. Elizabeth Butler, wife of the sd Thomas Butler, relinquished her right of dower to the within mentioned land. Recorded Nov 16, 1748.
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HICKMAN, SARAH, Frederick Co. 24 Oct, 1759; 23 Nov, 1759
Children: Ezekiel, Joshua, Elizabeth Davis and Rebecca.
Exs: Joshua Hickman, Elizabeth Davis.
Wit: Ezekiel Goslin, James Layton, Benjamin Harris.
Elizabeth gave up her right of administer, 30. 777
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GARROTT, MIDDLETON, Frederick Co. 30 Oct. 1775; 24 Nov. 1775
To Edward Garrott, Ex., he to sell whole estate and put money
at interest for my children, if any die the others to get their
share, Elimalech, John, Susanna, Aaron Garrott, equally among them.
Wit: James Keen; Benja. Harris, Jr. 40. 565
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1739-1743 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber Y, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 621.
Mar 15, 1742/(43] from John Prichett the Older of PG, planter, to John Needham of PG, for 15 £sterling, part of a tract of land called Prichetts Purchase, bounded by a tract of land called Huntington, containing about 45 acres of land. Signed - John Prichett (Sr). Wit - Benjn Harris, William Waters, Thos Owen*, James Edmonston*, Frans Lowndes. Recorded Mar 22, 1742/[43].
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Prince George's Land Records 1743-1746 - Liber BB - Page 28.
Oct 8, 1742 from Thomas Butler of PG, Gent, to Benjamin Harris of PG, planter, for 50 £sterling, a tract of land called the Adventure, being part of a tract of land called Harmitage, lying in PG, bounded by a tract of land in the possession of Benjamin Perry, containing about 205 acres. Signed - Thos Butler. Wit - Tho Owen*, Alexr Beall, James Edmonston*. Elizabeth, the wife of the sd Thomas Butler, ack. this deed. Received of Benjamin Harris by the hands of Mr. Nicholas Digges, the alienation fine. Recorded Oct 12, 1743.
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1763-1767 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber TT [Mike Marshall]; Page 130. At the request of Cornelius Hurley the following Deed was recorded December 13, 1763
Indenture made November 28, 1763; Benjamin Harris and his wife Sarah Harris and their son Zephaniah Harris all of Frederick County, Maryland in consideration of 23 pounds 12 shillings and 9 pence half penny sterling money paid by Cornelius Hurley, planter of PGCo has sold all that part or one moiety of a tract called the "Headaike" containing 150 acres. Signed Benjamin Harris, Sarah Harris, Zephaniah Harris in the presence of and acknowledged before Joshua Beall Christopher Lowndes and at the same time Sarah Harris wife of Benjamin Harris relinquished her right of dower
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1773-1778 Frederick County Land Records; {Patricia Abelard Andersen}
W:94-99. Thomas Cramphin recorded commission and depositions 26 August 1774 to David Lynn, Zadok Magruder, Thomas Owen Williams and William Robertson, on part of tract Hermitage. Benjamin Harris, 60 or thereabouts, deposed at a white oak near Watry Branch which falls into Rock Creek, touching his knowledge regarding bounds of tract sold by Thomas Butler and Jeremiah Stympson, part of Hermitage, states that 30 or 40 years ago he went with Jeremiah Stympson to said tree and was told it was the beginning of his land. At a bound hickory in Mrs. Elizabeth Perry's plantation, about 100 yards from the branch, tract sold by Thomas Butler to Benjamin Perry, 33 years before in company with Thos Butler, Benj. Perry and James Edmonston (the surveyor), and said hickory was the beginning of Perry's land. Regarding bounds of parcel sold to William Davis, 30 to 40 years ago, he was in company with Butler, Edmonston and said Davis, and sapling was beginning tree. William Condon, aged 56 years deposed regarding bound tree of William Davis' tract, and identified hickory as the NE corner of part of tract sold to his father, Richard Condon. John Wilcoxon, aged 40 years, attested to the bound of tract sold to Benjamin Perry and also the NE corner of Condon's land. Alexander Clagett, 30 years old, deposed regarding a resurvey on Perry's land 6 years before.
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Prince George's County, Maryland - Land Owners at Time PGCo Was Formed - 1696: Tract Name: HEAD AICK; Owner: Taneyhill, Andrew: Orig County = C {Charles = C, Calvert = V}; Patent Date: Aug 3, 1686 : Ref: Liber 22 f 240 : Map Location: Q-12
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1714 - Aft 1774 (> 61 years)