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- The Last Will of Tho' Hatton Combs - Wills Liber TA 1 page 116
in the name of God Amen, I Thomas Hatton Combs of St. Mary's County in the province of Maryland being in health and sound judgement, thanks be to almighty God, doe make my last will and testament in manner & form following, and first I comend my soul to God hoping for Eternal Salvation through the merits of his blessed son Jesus Christ my Saviour, my body to be decently intered without pomp by my Executor hereafter mentioned.
Item I give to my Sons, William Combs, and George Craghill Combs, the plantation I now live on, and the tract of land I bought of John Dillon to be Equally divided between them, and their heirs forever.
Item I give to my son Thomas Hatton Combs all that tract or parcel of land that I had of William Spalding to him & his heirs forever.
Item I give and bequeath to my loving wife Mary Combs, and my five daughters, all the rest of my Estate to be equally divided among them to their heirs forever, my will is that if either of my daughters, should die without issue of their body that then their part shall fall to my surviving daughters.
Item I give and bequeth to my loving wife Mary Combs the use of two water mills during her widowhood, and then my son William Combs, and his heirs forever, and I constitute and appoint my loving wife Mary Combs, my soul executor of this my last will and testament this first day of April 1766. Signed sealed and delivered by the said Thomas Hatton Combs to be his last will and Testament, disannulling all other will or wills made by him from the begining of the worldunto the date of this presents in the presents of us_ The word, mills underlined, between the twenty and twenty fifth line.
Thomas Hatton Combs ((seal))
Henry Jenkins, Ignatius Combs, St. Mary's County on the 17th Day of June 1766 William Combs came Henry Jenkins, Ignatius Combs & William Combs, subscribing witnesses to the within will and made oath on holy Evangels of Almighty God, that they did see Thomas Hatton Combs the Testator sign and seal this will last will and testament, and that their apprehension of a sound mind respective names as witness____ the deceased's widow renounces this will.
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COMBS, THOMAS HATTEN, St Mary's Co. 1 Apr, 1766; 17 Jun, 1766
To my two sons, William Combs and George Craghell Combs, the plantation I now live on and a tract I bought of John Dillon.
To son Thomas Hatton Combs, tract that I had of William Spalding.
To wife Mary Combs and my 5 daus., all the rest of my estate.
To wife Mary Combs use of two water mills and then to my son William Combs.
Wife Mary, extx.
Wit: Henry Jenkins, Ignatius Combs, William Combs. 34. 102
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Thomas Hatton Coombs 95.25 SM 410.1.3 Oct 10 1767
List of debts.
Executrix: Mary Coombs.
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Thomas Hatton Coombs 6.187 D SM £348.4,2 Sep 22 1772
Distribution to (equally): widow (unnamed), 5 daughters (unnamed).
Executrix: Mrs. Mary Coombs.
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9/22/1772: Admin. accts. of Thomas Hatton Combs, SMC.
Payments to: Exec. of Robert Chesley, Walter Dulany, Esq., Owen Allen, John Allen Thomas, Chas Goldsborough, Esq. Exec.: Mary Combs. (Admin. accts. of the Prerogative Court of Maryland, Libers, 67-74, 1771-1777 by V. L. Skinner, Jr.). NOTE: This record is not on CD #206.
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Thomas Chesley 74.292 SM £12.18,9 Apr 17 1761 Aug 5 1761
Appraisers: Geselis Quith, Thomas Barton Combs.
Creditors: Andrew Buchanan, Alexander Lothian.
Next of kin: John Chesley.
Administrator: Robert Chesley.
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George Craghill 44.24 SM £464.14.4 Jun 26 1749 Jun 11 1750
Appraisers: Robert Chesley, William Hebb.
Creditors: John Tenison, Thomas Hatton Combs.
Next of kin: Thomas Hattan Combs, Mary Combs.
Administrators/Executors: James Smith and his wife Mary Smith.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1722 - 1766 (~ 44 years)