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Joseph Pile 65.450 CH £1726.6.6 Aug 26 1758 Oct 31 ----
Appraisers: Edward Edelen Marmaduke Simmes.
Creditors: Matthew Maxwell, John Semple.
Next of kin: Leonard Boarman George Boarman.
Administratrix: Elisabeth Pile
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Mr. Robert Brent 47.262 CH £1337.6.10 May 13 1751 Jul 27 1751
Appraisers: Robert Horner, James Nivison.
Creditors: Philip Key, Thomas Midgley.
Next of kin: Mary Brent, Robert Brent, Jane Brent.
Administrator/Executor: Joseph Pile.
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Robinson, William, Charles County, 4th Dec., 1731; 18th Dec., 1731.
To the poor, certain personalty and £5.
To Anna Maria Parnham and Eliza. Parnham, residue of estate, both here and in England.
Ex.: John Parnham.
Test: Joseph Pile, William Howes. 20.336.
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Parnham, John, Charles Co... 21st Mch., 1737; 4th May, 1738.
To son John and hrs... tract bou. of John Diggs, dwelling plantation "Ferne" and "Salsbury," 3 lots in Charles Town; and personalty.
To son Fras. Xaverius and hrs., pt. of "Calvert's Hope," bou. of Francis Hall. Millasaint Higton to enjoy plantation where she now dwells during her life free from. rent; and personalty.
To dau. Anna Maria and hrs., 73 A. bou. of William Hawton. whereon James Freeman now dwells; 100 A, bou, of Joseph Gates, and personalty, some of which in consideration of legacy left her by William Robinson.
To dau. Elizabeth and hrs., 82 A. [unnamed] where John Brooks dwells, 100 A. bou. of John Gates; and personalty, some of which des. as bou. of John Lamaster.
To Priest assisting at death, Millasaint Higton, Thomas Higton, William Johnson, Thomas Simpson and Ignas. Wathen, personalty. Money in England at time of death to be equally divided bet. son John and daus. Anna Maria and Elizabeth. Residue of estate to be equally divided bet.
4 child. viz: John, Fras. Xaverius.. Anna Maria and Elizabeth, exs.
Son John trustee for two daus.
Test: John Allard, Joacim Gerding, Jacob Dean, Joseph Pile. MCW 21.884.
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WHARTON, HENRIETTA, Charles Co, 10 Feb 1747/8; 19 Sep 1748
To bro. FRAS. WHARTON, 4 Negroes: Joss, Terry, Nedd and Henry;
If he should return from beyond seas without entering into holy order but If otherwise then to my 4 sisters: MARY BRENT, JANE PARNHAM, ELIZ: PILE and Anne SMITH.
To sister ELEAR. WHARTON, Negro woman Sarah.
To sister PARNHAM Negro girl Lettice.
To bro. JESSE WHARTON, Negro woman Sue and her girl Monica to
bro. JESSE WHARTON's child his wife is now big with but if he
should die without heirs then to my nephew HENRY PILE.
To niece POLLY BRENT, furniture,
To Dr. PARNHAM, horse
To bro. PILE, horses
Dr. Fras. Parnham and Jos: Pile, exs. 25.423
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BRENT, ROBERT, Charles Co. 3 Feb 1750; 27 April 1751
To wife Mary Brent, Negroes: Joss, Gabriel, Cate, Mott, Aron and Henny, cattle and furniture. That Negro Bell and her son Basil, and Cate and her dau. Lucy In Virginia and their increase to be sold to raise 100 pounds sterl. for use of my dau, Mary,
To dau. Jane at: age 16 or day of marriage, Negroes: David, Terry, Lettice, Monica and Harry and cattle.
To son Robert remaining part of estate.
Joseph Pile, ex.
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Thomas Morriss 24.18 A SM £188.3.3 £216.12.7 Jul 7 1747
Sureties: Joseph Wood, Joseph Chunn.
Received from: Joseph Pile, Mary Swann.
Payments to: William Williams, Richard Wainwright, Philip Key, William Blackenbury, Baptist Barber, Thomas Higgs, Zacharia Bond, Edward Barber, James Compton, Edward Rein, James Stevens, Joseph Wood, Jane Hambleton, Robert Bird, William Cumming, Gilbert Ireland.
Distribution to (orphans): Henry Morriss, James Morriss, Jane Morriss,
Administrator: Henry Lyon (of Charles County).
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Charles County Land Record Book A#2, 1752-1756; Page (341). Mortgage. May 16, 1755 from Philip Wood of CC, tailor, to Joseph Pile of CC, Gent, for 8000 lbs of crop tobacco, 80 acres of land, being part of a tract of land called Cleard Out, whereon sd Philip Wood now lives. But if sd Philip pays sd Jos. Pile 8000 lbs of crop tobacco by May 16, 1757, with lawful interest, then this deed to be void.
Signed - Philip Wood. Wit - Zacha Bond, Mary Ann Edelen,
Robt Yates, Arthur Lee. Recorded Jun 2, 1755
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Charles County Land Record Book G#3, 1756-1761; Page 353. Lease. Whereas formerly, to wit, on May 16, 1755, Philip Wood of CC, tailor, mortgaged to Mr. Joseph Pile (now decd) 80 acres of land in CC, being part of a tract called Clear Doubt, for 8000 lbs of inspected crop tobacco and the condition of repaying the same by May 10, 1757, and whereas there is now due on and secured by sd mortgage, 10,560 lbs of crop tobacco, now this deed, made May 30, 1759 between sd Philip Wood of the one part, and Elizabeth Pile, widow and administratrix of sd Joseph Pile, of the other part, witnesses that sd Philip Wood, for and in consideration of the premises, has agreed to deliver, and, by virtue of this deed and the mortgage afd, he does deliver to sd Elizabeth Pile, full possession of sd land and premises, and to rent the same from her on the following terms, to wit, he paying to sd Elizabeth 924 lbs of inspected tobacco in one hhd clear of wood, by May 25, 1760, and so on, sd May 25 yearly during his natural life or until he shall pay to sd Elizabeth Pile the 10,560 lbs of inspected tobacco in crop hhds weighing not less than 900 lbs of such tobacco clear of wood each. Signed - Philip Wood, Elizabeth Pile. wit - Jno Winter, Jas Nivison. Recorded Jul 18, 1759.
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Newport: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 365-23: CLEAR DOUBT: 300 acres; Possession of - 300 Acres - Sinclair, Robert: Surveyed 21 Aug 1669 for Robert Slye at bound tree of John Pile and the said Slye bounding on the South line of said Slyes land: Conveyance notes - Possessed by Robert Sinclair who married the relict of John Slye, Entered into Folio 439,,
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Newport: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 439-437: CLEAR DOUBT: 300 acres; Possession of - 300 Acres - Slye, Robert: Surveyed 21 Aug 1669 for Robert Slye, patented 30 Oct 1742, see folio 365: Conveyance notes - {mm Note; not identified to a specific Hundred. Location identified by watercourse or nearby tract.}, see folio 365,
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1712 - 1758 (~ 46 years)