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Maiden name Harrison or Tanner?
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Abraham Boy 34.110 A CH £45.17.10 £15.15.5 Feb 22 1753
Sureties: Luke Philbert, Wharton Philbert.
Received from: William Sisson.
Payments to: Norman McLeod, Warton Philbert, Adam Rain, John Chinn, Archibald
Philbert, John Hanson, D. Jenifer, Daniel Dulany, Esq.
Representatives: 2 children: Mary Boy (aged 10), Rhody Boy (aged 7).
Administrator: John Boy.
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Barnes, Henry, Charles County, 9th Sept., 1738; 18th July 1739.
To son Henry and hrs., all real estate.
to sons Henry and Thomas, to daus. Barbara and Anne Semms, to neighbor Elizabeth Hudson and to Joanna and Elener Hudson, personalty.
Exs.: Son Henry and dau. Barbara.
Test: Wm. Machonchie, Thos. Matthews, Richard Hodgson. MCW 22.90
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Thomas King 18.507 CH £2.1.4 Jul 1 1733 Aug 21 1734
The probate information cites the name of the deceased as Richard Wheeler.
Appraisers: William Williams, John Howison (Hudson?)
Executor: Thomas Mitchell.
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Thomas Hudson 34.105 A CH £479.7,111 £18.19.9 Apr 14 1753
Sureties: Thomas Wright, William Sisson.
Received from: Jos. Harrison.
Payments to: D. Dulany, Esq., John Hanson, Esq., Walter Hanson.
Mentions: widow (unnamed), 7 children: Elisabeth (at age), Magdelin (at age), Anne (at age), Jeremiah (aged 17), Caleb (aged 9). Samuel (aged 7). Adam Hudson (aged 5).
Executrix: Elisabeth Hudson, now wife of William Sisson.
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THOM, ELIZABETH, Charles County, widow. 26 Aug. 1756 [note that it should read Thorn] 25 Mar. 1761
To grand-dau. Elizabeth Hanson, one slave, to serve her -ten years and then -to be discharged. Also, give all the children that sd. Hannah, the slave, shall have during the time of her service, to be equally divided amongst the children of Elizabeth Hanson,
To grand-dau. Mary Mushet, slaves.
To Elizabeth Dunningham, some slaves, and If she shd. die without issue, then I give sd. slaves -to her mother, Mary Mushet.
To grand-dau. Sarah Fowke, my slave to serve her -ten years, and that the Increase of sd, slaves to be equally divided among the children that Sarah Fowke now has.
To grando-dau. Violater Hanson, some slaves,
To grand-son Robert Hanson, one slave,
If either sd. grandchildren, Violater or Robert, should die before of age or marry, then the survivor should have what is left to them.
To great-grand-dau. Hellose Hanson, one slave,
To great-grandchIldren: Margaret Hanson., Walter Hanson, Hoskin Hanson, Mary Hanson, Grace Hanson, Catharine Fowke, Roger Fowke and Gerrard Fowke, some slaves.
To Mary Boye, dau, of Elizabeth and Abram Boye, some cattle and etc.
To Anne Miller, formerly called Anne White, some furniture.
To Thomas Hanson, natural born son of Anne White, two years of schooling and some cattle*
Ex: Walter Hanson.
Wit: Sam Jones, Anne Price, Margt, Anders, 31, 283
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Charles County Land Record Book A#2, 1752-1756; Page (449). Nov 25, 1755 from William Sisson of CC, planter, to Thomas Nelson, for (blank] lbs of tobacco and for divers other good causes, a certain parcel of land belonging to a tract of land called Hudsons Rest, and being the third part of 100 acres, which 100 acres "has been willed to his wife of the said Nelson, by Thomas Hudson, and the third part being claimed as a right of the said Sison, by the property of his wife the Widowes the said Hudson". To have and to hold, the afd land unto sd Nelson, without any trouble from him, sd William Sisson or any persons claiming under him, sd William Sisson, or his wife, Elizabeth. Signed - William Sisson. Wit - Robt Yates, Dan of St Thos Jenifer. Recorded Feb 10, 1756.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1712 - Bef 1759 (< 47 years)