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- John Beall, Jr., Prince George's Co.; £57.16.0; 27 Sep 1757; 26 Dec 1757;
nok: John Fendall Beall, Mary Marshall; admnx./extx.: Josiah Beall, Elizabeth Beall (I 65.1)
John Beall, Prince George’s Co.; dist.; £1491.18.8; 16 Sep 1757; dist. to. Representatives unknown to this office; admns. Elisabeth Beall, Josias Beall (ABB 2.86)
John Beall, Jr.; 26 Jan 1758; acct.; Elizabeth Beall and Josias Beall, Jr. (PG Admn. Accts. DD6.266)
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Folio 117 JOHN FENDALL BEALL Page 06/14/1771 03/27/1776
"being of sound and perfect mind and memory ..."
Bequeaths to:
1. John Fendall Beall --son
-to have when he arrives at the age of 21 one third part of the personal estate
-should testator's son William die w/out issue and before coming of age 21, then to have the land left to him as well as the personal estate and also to comply with the conditions of the conveyance to Dr. James Bate
-should both of testator's sons die w/out heirs, then the whole of the estate to be divided among testator's four sisters Mary. Sarah. Hepzibah and Elishabah
2. William Wilkinson Beall --son
-to have the remainder of the personal estate when he arrives at the age of 21 or day of marriage
-after he arrives at the age of 21 to make over and convey to Dr. James Bate the sufficient and full right, title and claim which William has in a tract or parcel of land called "Trueman's Place" and also one fourth part of the mill lying in Charles County devised by William's mother Mary to him by her father William Wilkinson which land testator sold by the consent of William and testator's then wife Mary to the aforesaid Dr. James Bate but by the death of testator's wife before her arrival to the age of 21 was never legally conveyed to the said Bate
3. Samuel Hanson, Jr. , of Charles County
-named executor of the will
Witnesses: John Hill, Zachariah Scott, James Mahew (mark)
Then came: John Hill and James Mahew
Note: the testator signed the will in his own hand
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John Fendall Beall 123.414 Page £1083.12.6 May 8 1776 Oct 5 1776
Appraisers: John Hill, Charles Wheeler.
Creditors: William Berry, William Beanes, Jr. Next of kin: Josias Beall, Elisabeth Beall. Executor: Samuel Hanson
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Will of JOHN FENDALL BEALL, Prince George's Co.; written 14 Jun 1770; probte 27 Mar 1776
To son John Fendall Beall at age 21 or day of marriage, 1/3 of personal estate
To son William Wilkinson Beall, remainder of personal and real estate at age 21 or date of marriage; provided he ack. conveyance to Dr. James ?Bate his portion of tract called ?Trueman's Place and 1/4 part of land in Charles Co. devised to his mother Mary by her father William Wilkinson
To four sisters Mary, Sarah, Hepzibah, and Elishabah
Wit: John Hill, Zach'h Scott, James ?Mahew (mark) (PGCo. Wills T1.117)
John Fendall Beall, Prince George's Co.; £1083.12.6; 8 May 1776; 5 Oct 1776; nok: Josias Beall, Elisabeth Beall; ex. Samuel Hanson (I 123.414)
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1731 - 1776 (44 years)