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Philip Coffee 81.256 FR 0162.16.3 Aug 30 1763 Sep 21 1763
Appraisers: Ninian Beall, Joseph Beall (son of Ninian Beall).
Creditors: Beall Bordley, Thomas Samuel for John Snowden.
Next of kin: John Cook, James Coffee.
Administratrix: Easther Coffee.
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Prince George's Land Record Book Page 272 there is a lease recorded at the request of John Coffee Mar 28, 1745.......This lease starts today, and is for and during the natural life of John Coffee himself, and for and during the natural life of James Coffee, son of John Coffee, and for and during the natual life of Phillip Coffee, son of the sd John Coffee, all now living
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Frederick County Maryland Land Records, Liber E Abstracts, 1752-1756
519. Gabriel Heughs recorded supersedeas 22 Aug. 1754, against Timothy Whitehead, Philip Coffee and Samuel Cissell, for one pounds plus costs, recovered 6 July before Nathaniel Wickham. To be paid by 10 Feb. next. Taken before Thos. Beatty and Wm Griffith.
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Frederick County Maryland Land Records, Liber F Abstracts, 1756-1761
1284-1286. Thomas Adams recorded lease 18 March 1761, made same day between Philip Coffee, for the covenants granted herein, leases part of a tract called "Hermitage," in FC, M&B given, beginning at 4th line of tract laid out for Basill Crompton, on south side of branch which falls into Josephs Mill Branch of Rock Creek, for the term of 21 years, to be ended if the said Thomas Adams and his wife Ann, and Thomas Whiting Riggs, son of the said Ann, or either of them shall so long live, paying yearly rents of700 Ibs. tob. at some convenient landing for shipping, before the Feast of the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Maryland, and the said Thomas Adams, promises, that he shall well and truly pay the yearly rents, and shall fence, preserve and keep clean and in good order, the orchard that now is on the aforesaid demised premises, and maintain the buildings thereon. Signed Philip Coffee, Thomas Adams by his mark, before Robert Lamar, Wilhn Winchester. Duty paid.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1730 - 1763 (33 years)