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Charles County Maryland Will Book AF-7, 1777-1782; Page 683. Raphael Boarman's Will.
I, Raphael Boarman of CC, am sick and weak of body but of perfect mind and memory.
To my wife Elinor Boarman - it is my desire that she give up the third part of my lands (that is, her right and dowry of the real estate I had in my possession at my marriage with her), If she does, I give her a Mulatto boy named Jack, I give my wife one third of my personal estate.
To my 4 children, Elizabeth, Rebeckah, Julianor, and Sarah Boarman - 4 Negroes named yellow Nell, Bess, Nelly, and Nan, to be divided between them, and their increase, when my oldest daughter turns 16.
To my 2 sons, Joseph & John Bapt. Boarman - part of 2 tracts of land, the one named Calverts hope, the other, Boarmans Hazard, to be equally divided between them.
I want my 4 daughters to have the use of 2 rooms, one with a fireplace, during their single lives, with about 4 acres of ground round the house and free access to wood, pasturage, and every other necessary, and to have it to live in if it should be their choice.
If there should be an action brought by Mr. Holmes orphans or their guardians, for my wife's dowry of Mr. Holmes estate, that my executors have leave to draw whatever money and tobacco from my estate as may be necessary to maintain a suit for the same, according to equity and Justice.
I want the rest of my personal estate, Negroes, stock, and furniture, with my cups, to be equally divided between my 6 children, when my oldest daughter turns 16.
I want my 2 sons to have their estates paid to them at age 18.
Executors: my wife Elinor Boarman & my brothers, Joseph & Rich Boarman. I appoint my afd brothers guardians and trustees to my children.
Signed Jun 25, 1781 - Raphael Boarman. Wit - J Parham, Rd Bt Boorman, John Boarman (Docr John Boarman)..
Dec 11, 1781. Probated by the oaths of executors Joseph and Richard Boarman, and by witnesses Richard Bennet Boarman and John Borman.
Charles County Maryland Will Book AF-7, 1777-1782; Page 685. Eleanor Boarman election.
On Dec 15, 1781, came Eleanor Boarman, the widow of Raphael Boarman, late of CC. decd, and made her election to stand to and abide by the bequest and devise bequeathed to her in the will of her ed husband, with regard to the personal estate
only, and that she claims her dower or third part in the real estate. Before - John Muschett, Regr of Wills.
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John Boarman 33.130 A CH £718.5.0 Jul 31 1752
Sureties: Richard Edelen, Richard Bennet Boarman.
Received from: Abraham Devenport.
Payments to: Joseph Pile, Dr. Gustavus Brown, James Nivison, Henry Jernegan, Dr, Francis Parnham, Robert Scott (merchant in Glasgow) paid to Mr. Walter Hanson, Dan. Jenifer.
Distribution to; widow (unnamed, 1/3). Residue to: Joseph Boarman (of age), Raphael Boarman (aged 16). Richard Boarman (aged 8).
Executrix: Elisabeth Boarman, now wife of Barton Warren.
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John Boarman 32.52 A CH £649.13.8 £120.10.3 Feb 8 1752
He died on 4 June. A second inventory is cited in the amount of £0.15.0.
Sureties: Richard Edelin, Richard Bennett Boarman.
Received from: John Oakley, John Scroggan, James Wood, James Ferrell, James Short, James Williams, John Wilder, Thomas Higden.
Payments to: John Scroggan, John Oakly, Richard Jackson, Robert Horner, Walter Hanson, Daniel Dulany, Esq., James Wood, Dr. John Corry, Bennit Boarman, Lord Baltimore paid to Massey Leigh, Daniel Jenifer.
Legatees: & James Ferrell & John Montgomery & Thomas Higdon & James Short & George Hudson, priest (unnamed).
Representatives: administratrix, 3 children: Joseph Boarman (aged 19), Raphael Boarman (aged 15), Richard Boarman (aged 8).
Administratrix: Elisabeth Warren, wife of Barton Warren.
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Elisabeth Warran 108.46 CH £578.6.10 Mar 25 1771 May 22 1771
Appraisers: Edward Smoot, Stephen Compton.
Creditors: John Curry, Joseph Aderton.
Next of kin: Joseph Boarman, Sr., Richard Boarman.
Executor: Raphael Boarman.
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BOARMAN, JOHN, Charles Co. 25 Apr 1747 15 Aug 1750
To wife Eliza. Boarman, tract purchased of Chas. Smoot, whereon I now live, and after her decease to son Richard Boarman.
To sons Joseph and Raphael Boarman, pt of "Calverts Hope"; also tract In Zachiah Swamp near the old bridge called Hazard, 70 As
To dau. Henaritta Tomson, pt of tract "Simpsons Supply," 150 As provided she makes my son Joseph Boarman satisfaction for 50 A,
To wife Eliza. Boarman, Negroes Charles, Harry, Richard, Anne and Elizabeth.
To sons Joseph, Raphael and Richard, 7 Negroes: Jane, Samuel, James, Lydda, Samuel, William and Judah. If my wife should marry then my son Bennett Boarman and Richard Tomson should be guardians to my three sons. That my sons Joseph and Raphael at the age of 16 should live with Richard Tomson to learn his trade.
To son Bennett Boarman, 1 s.
To dau, Henritta Tomson, 1 s.
Witt William Hamersly, Benja. Newton, Joseph King, 27, 368.
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Charles County Land Record Book O#3, 1765-1770; Page 708. Mar 9, 1770 from Raphael Boarman Jr of CC, planter, to William Cooksey Sr of CC, for 4000 lbs of crop tobacco and 25 £and for divers other good causes, part of a tract of land in CC called Simpsons Supply, bounded by land called Simpkin Coatback, containing 50 acres. Signed - Raphael Boarman Jr. Wit - Jno Winter*, Robt Horner*. Recorded May 29, 1770.
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1772-1774 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber BB 3 [Abstract by Mike Marshall]; Page 62. At the request of Raphael Boarman the following Deed was recorded July 14, 1772
Indenture made January 1, 1772; Henry Rozer, Daniel Carroll and Notley Young, Gentleman, trustees of Charles Carroll, Esq. for the purpose of erecting a Town called Carrollsburgh on Potomack River in consideration of 6 pounds sterling money paid by Raphael Boarman of Charles County, Maryland has sold "Lot Number 65" which he drew in a lottery. Signed H. Rozer, Daniel Carroll, Notley Young in the presence of Joshua Beall, Edmund Plowden and acknowledged before Joshua Beall, Christopher Lowndes
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Charles County, Maryland Land Records 1804-1806; Liber IB-6 {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 9.
At the request of William Barton Smoot of Charles the following Deed was recorded January 24, 1804
Indenture made August 6, 1803; between Joseph Boarman, Raphael Boarman and Richard Bennett Aloysius Boarman sons of the late Joseph Boarman Sr., all of Prince George's County, Maryland and Joseph Boarman and John Baptist Boarman sons of the late Raphael Boarman of CC of the one part and William Barton Smoot of CC of the other part. Whereas Joseph Boarman Sr., of Prince George's County, Maryland did in the life time of his deceased brother Raphael Boarman vend unto him the one undivided moiety or half part of a tract of land called "Boarman's Hazard" and gave his bond for conveyance of the same but both Joseph Boarman Sr., and Raphael Boarman died before such conveyance was executed and Joseph Boarman and John Baptist Boarman sons of the late Raphael Boarman having sold 22-3/4 acres (clear of elder surveys) of the said land to Raphael Boarman (son of Bennett) who has exchanged and sold unto William Barton Smoot on the terms as will appear by a deed given by William Barton Smoot to Raphael Boarman (son of Bennett) for part "Chance Enlarged" containing 11-1/4 acres, the said Raphael Boarman having paid the full amount of the ½ of the 22-3/4 acres above mentioned (the courses of which will be mentioned below) to the above mentioned Joseph Boarman (son of the late Raphael Boarman) in tobacco, at the rate of 200 pounds crop tobacco per acre and for the remaining half having paid John Baptist Boarman brother of the said Joseph Boarman the full amount in cash at the rate of 3 pounds 15 shillings per acre. Know ye also that we Joseph Boarman, Raphael Boarman and Richard Bennett Aloysius Boarman sons of the late Joseph Boarman Sr., all of Prince George's County, Maryland have received 60 cents from William Barton Smoot. Now this indenture further Witnesseth in consideration of the 60 cents above mentioned paid by William Barton Smoot and for divers other considerations them thereunto moving that we Joseph Boarman, Raphael Boarman and Richard Bennett Aloysius Boarman sons of the late Joseph Boarman Sr., all of Prince George's County, Maryland and Joseph Boarman and John Baptist Boarman sons of the late Raphael Boarman in consideration of the tobacco and money paid as mentioned by Raphael Boarman s/o Bennett have sold unto William Barton Smoot all that part of a tract called "Boarman's Hazard" containing 22-3/4 acres and bounded by "Husclaws Addition". Signed
Joseph Boarman (of Joseph), Raphael Boarman (of Joseph) and Richard Bennett Aloysius Boarman(of Joseph), Joseph Boarman (of Raphael), John Baptist Boarman(of Raphael) in the presence of and acknowledged before Ignatius Cawood, Benjamin Cawood, Caleb Hawkins
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Chicamuxen: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 352-2: SIMPSONS SUPPLY: 200 acres; Possession of - 100 Acres - Collier, Grace: 100 Acres - Cornish, Martha: Surveyed 13 April 1659 for Thomas Simpson on the South Side Piscataway River: Other Tracts Mentioned: ; ; ; Conveyance notes - Resurveyed for Thomas Simpson, and possessed by Prince Georges county 19 October 1721 folio 400 ,
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Newport: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 365-21: SIMPSONS SUPPLY: 500 acres; Possession of - 250 Acres - Hill, Giles: 50 Acres - Short, George: 250 Acres - Smith, John : 200 Acres - Thompson, Thomas: : : : Surveyed 20 May 1665 for Thomas Simpson in the woods near the land of Francis Hernly: Other Tracts Mentioned: ; ; ; Conveyance notes - Smith, John & Hill, Giles Joint possession, 100 Acres - John Saunders from John Woodyard & John Newton; 1 March 1717,168 Acres - Richard Edelen from Giles Hall; 17 Nov 1718, 250 Acres - John Saunders from Gerrard Marshall; 28 May 1720, 200 Acres - William Thompson Jr. from William Thompson Sr.; 22 April 1731, 200 Acres - John Baptist Boarman from William Thompson Jr.; 11 Nov 1731,
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1736 - 1781 (45 years)