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Charles Egerton 26.255 I SM £315.4.10 Apr 5 1706
Appraisers: Charles Beckwith, William Harbert.
List of debts: Charles Connely, Thomas Griffin, William Johnson, John Cuffney, William Thomas, William Asbistone, John Gann, Peter Mackermott, Timothy Swillivan, Hugh Kierby, Owen Guyther, John Foreland, Col. John Contee, Hugh Sheseroan (?), Ann Boucher, John Whitee, Vincent Langford, Richard Calvert, Elisabeth Calvert, John Baker, Charles Beckwith, George Muschamp, William Gouldsmith, George Egerton, John Sinnott, Zacheus Barton, Thomas Beale, William Price, John Egerton.
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Charles Egerton 28.221 A SM £43.17.4 May 17 1708
Payments to: George Plater, Mr. John Coode, William Gouldsmith, Mr. George Plater, Mary Vansweringen on account of Col. Lowe, Joseph Holt, John Egerton, Charles Hunbons, Col. Henry Lowe.
Administratrix/Executrix: Mary Adderton, wife of Jeremiah Adderton.
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Charles Edgerton 328.11 A SM £10.2.4 {Dec 30 1710}
Received from: Houghton Kerby, Hugh Sheseran, Richard Calvert, Madam Calvert, Owen Guyther.
Administratrix: Mary Adderton, wife of Jeremiah Adderton.
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Charles Edgerton (gentleman) 32B.11 A SM £315.4.10 £142.10.4 Dec 30 1710
Payments to: Mr. James Heath.
Administratrix: Mary Adderton, wife of Jeremiah Adderton.
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Egerton, Charles, Sr., St. Mary's County, 11th Mch., 1689; 11th Apr., 1699.
To wife Ann, "Pountney Marsh '' during life.
To son George and male hrs., plantation afsd. at decease of wife; also right in Iand bought from Chas. Calvert. Sd. son not having male hrs., to pass to next male hrs. of testator.
To son Charles and male hrs., "Piney Neck'' on Choptanke R.; to pass the same as land afsd.
To sons, viz., John, Thomas, Randolph, and James jointly, and male hrs., 2500 A. in the freshes of the Potomac R. on N side Piscataway ; to pass the same as lands afsd.
To dau. Mary, personalty at marriage.
To Rev. Father John Hall, personalty. Guardians for child. (not designated), Thomas Gruning, John Sinnott, and William Herbert.
Wife Ann, extx. and residuary legatee of personalty.
Test: Peter Dermott, Thos. Haddock, Jno. Callvin, Catherine Butler. 6. 241.
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1696-1702 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber A, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Deed, 10 April 1702
From: JAMES NEALE of Charles County, gent., and wife ELIZABETH.
To: CHARLES EGARTON of St. Mary's County, gent.
Price: 5 shillings and consideration of the agreement made between JAMES NEALE and JAMES [CHARLES] EGARTON prior to the marriage of CHARLES EGARTON and MARY NEALE, daughter of the said JAMES NEALE. Property: A 600 acre tract on Piscataway River bounding on land of RANDOLPH FENTON {HANSON} and on Indian field [much of the description covered by an ink blot]. Said land was part of 3000 acres granted to WILLIAM CALVERT, Esq., deceased, 11 February 1662. Said 600 acre tract was given by WILLIAM CALVERT to his daughter ELIZABETH at her marriage to JAMES NEALE, and was excluded from the conveyance whereby CHARLES CALVERT, son and heir of said WILLIAM CALVERT, deceased, conveyed title to 2400 acres of the tract to CHARLES EGARTON, deceased father of the CHARLES EGARTON who was a party to these presents. Signatures: JAMES NEALE, ELIZ'A NEALE (mark) Wit.: ANTHO'Y NEALE, CHARLES DIGGES
Ackn'd: JAMES NEALE and wife ELIZABETH, 18 April 1702.
Recorded: 1 July 1702, Vol. A, Page 449
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1702-1709 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber C, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 76: Indenture, 23 Feb 1702
From: Charles Eagerton of St. Mary's County
To: James Heath of Kent County, Gent.
For 126£a 600 acre part of 3,000 acres granted by Cedllius, Lord Baltimore to William Calvert, Esq'r on 11 Feb 1662; located on the east side of Piscattawy River and south side of creek called Piscataway; bounded by Randolfe Hanson; near the Indian fort
Signed: Charles Egarton
Witnessed: R. Llewelling and Jos. Vanswaringen
Acknowledged: 23 Feb 1703 before St. Mary's County officials;
signed Thos. Beall & Jno. Baker Alienation: 23 Feb 1702 memorandum of 600 acres due
Recorded: St. Mary's County by R. Llewelling
Recorded: Prince George's County by James Heath of Anne Arundel County, Gent.
(Ed: note that the first part of the document says he is from Kent County.)
Survey: Land called Capt. John's Neck bounded by Francis Marbry; signed by Wm. Hutchison, Surveyor; and acknowledged by him 15 Feb 1703
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1702-1709 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber C, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 81a; Indenture, 15 Jan 1703
From: Charles Egerton of St. Mary's County, Gent., and Mary, his wife
To: James Heath of Anne Arundel County
For 125£a 600 acre tract of land, part of 3,000 acres in Prince George's County on the east side of the Piscataway River and the south side of Piscataway Creek; bounded by land of Randolph Henson and a ashen swamp creek near an Indian field. On 11 Feb 1662 William Calvert, Esq'r, decd, gave 600 of this 3,000 acres to his daughter Elizabeth when she married James Neale of Charles County, Gent. Charles Calvert, son and heir of William Calvert, for valuable consideration sold the remaining 2,400 acres to Charles Egerton, deceased, father to the said Charles named above; bounded by land of Cap. Johns Heck, Francis Marburie, and land where old Piscataway Fort stood
Signed: Cha. Egerton and Mary Egerton
Witnessed: C. Butler, George Mason, Ralph Heirrison
Memorandum: St. Mary's County 10 Mar 1703 Mary Egerton was examined by John Nutthall and Josh Guybert; certified by Geo. Muschamp, Clerk, St. Mary's County
Alienation: 14 Mar 1703 alienation for 600 acres due James Heath, Clerk
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1710-1717 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber F, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 174: Indenture, 31 Oct 1711
From: Charles Calvert of St. Mary's County, Gent., son and heir of William Calvert, Esqr. late of St. Mary's County
To: James Neale of Charles County, Gent., and wife Elizabeth, sister of Charles Calvert
For 5£a 600 acre part of Elizabeth Manor in Piscataway, then in Charles County, now in Prince George's County; Charles Calvert sold 3,000 acres to Charles Egerton late of St. Mary's County, deceased reserving the 600 acres; an unknown surplus number of acres appear to be within the bounds of the original grant; Josiah Willson and Thomas Sprigg to act as attorneys
Signed: Charles Calvert (seal)
Witnessed: William Johnson, Thos. Underwood, Richard Jones (mark), Jeremiah Adderton Enrolled: 27 Feb 1712
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1677 - 1706 (> 29 years)