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- may be son of Benjamin Halley from AA county
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HOLLY, John, Charles Co. 10 June 1755 9 Jan 1756
To son Thomas Holly, tract called "Exeter" In Prince George's Co.
To son Nathaniel Holly, 2 tracts where I now live called "Costly" and Costlys Addition."
To son John Holly, tract called "Fellowship," In Frederick Co.
Easter Holly, wife, extx.
Wit: Jane Summers, John Burch, James Greene. 30.41
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John Holley 63.494 CH £39.16.0 Aug 4 1757
Appraisers: Samuel Miditon.
Creditors: John Semple, Samuel Hanson.
Next of kin: Nathaniel Hollly, Esther Holly.
Executrix: Esther Holly.
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John Burch 4.329 Page £57.5.7 Dec 3 1720
Appraisers: James Young, Edward Marloe.
Creditors: James Stoddert.
Next of kin: Francis Burch, John Holly.
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Nov. 4, 1729 - Exhibited from Prince George's Co., Md., bond of Elizabeth Shephard administratrix of Richard Shephard.
ureties: James Reed, John Holly.
Source: Maryland Prerogative Court, Testamentary Proceedings, Liber 28, Page 248.
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Francis Clark 10.465 A SM £16.13 .3 Sep 16 1730
Received from: Robert Clark, John Holley, Henry Jameson, James Briscoe.
Payments to: Capt. George Clarke, Edward Henry Calvert, Esq., Philip Briscoe, Richard Carr, Col. John Baker.
Legal representatives: widow (unnamed), 9 children (unnamed).
Administratrix: Mary Clark (also Mary Clarke).
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Gentle, George, Prince George's County, 23rd Nov., 1743; 5th Dec., 1743.
To dau. Anne Robenson, "Hogpen", her husband Charles to pay to Elizabeth White 1/2 value of this,
To sons George and Stephen and dau. Dinah More, 1s.
To Anne Robinson and Elizabeth White, residue of estate,
Ex.: Charles Robinson.
Test: Charity Green, John Holly, James Green. MCW 23.331.
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Humphry Deverson 23.91 A Page £8,17,0 £16.11.1 Nov 24 1746
Received from: William Webster.
Payments to: Francis Parnham, John Maconchie, Jos. Noble.
Administrator: John Holly.
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Humphrey Daverson 31.375 Page £8.17.0 Jul 6 1745 Nov 26 1745
(also Humphrey Deaverson)
Appraisers: William Webster, Charles Finly.
Creditors: John Lawrance for Edward Trafford, Esq., Ralph Fisher.
Administrator: John Holly.
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Leonard Shirklif 35.256 A Page £30.3.1 £76.11.8 Oct 1 1753
A second inventory is cited in the amount of £1.5.0.
Payments to: Mr. John Baynes (merchant in Piscataway), Malcom McBean, Mr. William Piles, Martha Porteus wife of Edmund Porteus, Mrs. Mary Noble, Dr. Charles Neale, Robert Gordon, Jr., Robert Cato, Hester or John Holly, Andrew Robinson, Daniel Dulany, Esq.
Administrator: Thomas Bowling.
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Charles County Land Records, Liber M#2 Page 354. At the request of John Holly of Prince Georges County, the following deed was recorded this Sep 18, 1733. Aug 14, 1733 from William Smallwood and James Smallwood of CC, planters, to John Holly of Prince Georges County, planter, for 20 shillings (that is, 10 shillings apiece to Wm and James Smallwood), a small parcel of land in CC containing 2 acres, bounded by the Run side, called Pinee, retaining and now laid out for about 2 acres. John Holly shall have free privilege of getting wood for firing during his life, of the land belonging to sd Wm Smallwood and James Smallwood. Signed - William (M his mark) Smallwood, James Smallwood.
Wit - John Stoddert, Henry Massey, Thomas Stone*, Richard Tarvin*. Mary, the wife of the afd William Smallwood, released her right of dower in and to the within mentioned land.
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1748-1752 Frederick County MD Land Records {Patricia Abelard Andersen}
pg. 556-557. John Holley of Charles Co., planter, recorded 12 May 1752, made 25 April 1752, between William Digges ofPGC, gentleman, for 1000 Ibs tob., for tract called "Fellowship" M&B for 122 acres. Signed W. Digges in presence of Geo. Stewart, Ann Stewart. Deed ack. by Wm. Digges, and at same time, Ann, wife of the said William Digges released dower rights. Recpt.,AF paid.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1684 - 1756 (~ 72 years)