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Abbington, John, Prince George's County, 8th Dec., 1738; 15th June, 1739.
To dau. Sarah and hrs., 307 A. "Huntington," bou. of Mr. Dulany, also certain personalty on sd. plantation.
To son Bowles and hrs., real estate not otherwise bequeathed.
To son John and hrs., 800 A. of "St. Richard's Mannor," St. Mary's County, "Vineyard" and "Addition to Vineyard," also "White Haven."
To son Andrew and hrs., testator's share of "Wetwork" and "Friendship."
Extx. wife Mary. Testator directs that a debt of £59 due to hrs. of late Tobias Bowles, of London, also £50 due to hrs. of George Noble be paid. The latter being the moyety of the purchase money of "Spring Garden," and "The Addition to Spring Garden," sold to Mr. Dulany for £100, one-half of which due to sd. hrs., the land being taken up in partnership with Mr. Noble. Also 1/2 of a tract called "Wetwork," taken up in partnership with the said Noble.
Test: John Hawkins, Sr., Thomas Dawson, John Dawson. MCW 22.64.
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Mr. John Abbington 27.345 Page £2324.4.8 Feb 14 1740 Mar 24 1742
Appraisers: Henry Massey, John Hawkins, Jr.
Creditors: Thomas Gantt George Parker.
Next of kin: John Needham (who married a daughter of deceased), children under age .
Executrix: Mary Scott, wife of Andrew Scott.
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John Abbington (merchant) 19.469 A Page £2321.4.8 £437.3.6 Sep 15 1743
The amount of the accounts also included £168.13.0 in sterling & #17637.
Received from: Griffith Davis, Sr., Philpot & Lee (merchants in London), Charles Rogers (merchant in London), James Herbert, Philip Fennally, William Penson, William Cawood, Thomas Cawood.
Payments to: Dr. Thomas Watkins, Butler Stonestreet, Joseph Noble, John Smith Prather, William Campbell, John Magruder, John Tolson, Daniel Carroll, John Evans, John Pammer, Walter Bayne, Joseph Punnett, William Thomas, John Maconchie, John Hawkins, James Kendall, Richard Keene, Joseph Newton, William Pressley, William Pritchet, Daniel Dulany, Esq., Mr. William Murdock, John Lowe, Jr., John Lowe, Sr., Thomas Marshall as garnishee of executors of Daniel Lamport, Mr. Peter Dent, Lord Baltimore, Mr. George Noble paid to Lord Baltimore, heirs (unnamed) of Tobias Beale, Esq. paid to George Plater, Esq.
Legatees: Sarah (daughter) wife of John Needham.
Mentions: estate of Mr, George Noble (surviving executor is Mr. John Addison).
Executrix: Mary Scott, wife of Dr. Andrew Scott,
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John Abbington 21.150 A Page £1439.9.3 Mar 15 1744
Received from: Daniel Dulany, Esq.
Payments to: John Dawson, Joseph Jeffery for money lent to William Abbington (son), John Needham who married Sarah (daughter) for legacies now property of Mr. George Noble since delivered to Mr. John Addison (surviving executor of said Noble), Catherine Plafey, John Dickinson, Richard Gildart, Esq. (merchant in Leverpoole) per Charles Neale, William Webster, Capt. Charles Beall paid to Hugh Conn, Thomas Sprigg, Thomas Gant, Sr., MM Henry & Edward Trafford (merchants in Leverpoole) per John Lawrance paid to John Hawkins, William Murdock, William Hawkins per Mordacai Coleman (executor of Joseph Coleman).
Executrix: Mary Scott, wife of Dr. Andrew Scott.
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John Abbington 23.167 A Page £1184.0.9 Mar 31 1747
Received from: Alexander Fraser (blacksmith), James Addarns, Thomas Lockyer, Leonard Wheeler, John Dawson, Thomas Blancklick, Thomas Norton, William Dawson, Richard Chidley, Richard Rawlings, Samuel Barker, Hugh Conn, Isaac Wells, Elisabeth Barns, George Dawson, John Thomas.
Payments to: Mrs. Eleanor Addison, William Clifton (of Virginia), Col Gabriel Parker, estate of Rev. John Fraser, Thomas Norton, Mr. George Parker, children of Mr. George Noble paid to Mr. John Addison (guardian to Thomas Noble (son of said George) & George Noble (son of said George)) & to Zachariah Wade who married Anne (daughter of said George), Mr. Thomas Clark, cost of suit against John Lowe, Sr., cost of suit against John Lowe, Jr., cost of suit against Edward Trafford, Esq.
Executrix: Mary Scott, wife of Andrew Scott.
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John Abington 24.101 A Page 658.6.9 Jun 20 1747
Payments to: Col. Gabriel Parker paid to George Parker, William & Sarah Hutchison (children of William Hutchison (dead)) paid to Mr. George Parker.
Executrix: Mary Scott, wife of Andrew Scott.
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Abbington, Andrew, 29th Oct., 1691; 9th Nov., 1691.
To son John, land -----, bou. of Richard Keen,
To wife Ann, extx., and rest of child., including child unborn, residue of estate. Sd. wife to have use of entire estate during minority of child.
Overseers: Capt. Samll. Bowrne, John Lewellen.
Test: Capt. Francis Harbin, John Edwards, George Plater. MCW 16. 29.
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Henry Devine 13A.310 A CA £32.12,0 #10157 May 10 1694
Payments to: Walter Smith due to William Paggan & Co., Henry Dryden for use of his brother James Dryden, Thomas Blake due to John Abington, John Wyat for use of Andrew Abington, Joackim Kisted, John Craycroft, John Fisher due to Henry Fernly, Thomas Cade, Simon Wotton, George Cole, Anne Solbe, John Bigger, Alexander Chappell, Mr. Paul Bertrand part paid by Henry Dryden.
Administratrix: Elisabeth Elridge, wife of Jeremiah Elridge.
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Muschamp, George, St. Mary's Co., 2nd Nov., 1709; 12th Nov., 1709.
To Robert Scot, personalty for use of churches of All Saints' Parish.
Exs.: James Bowles, Richard Hopewell and John Abington.
Test: John Seager, Chris. Davisonn, Chas. Waldron..
Part 2-12. 212
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William Allen 34.173 I £34.16.10 Jan 4 1711
Appraisers: William Jessep, John Watkins.
Creditors: Jam. Bowles, John Abington.
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William Hutchison 14.94 A CH £417.17.1 £99.10.1 Dec 3 1735
Received from: John Abbington.
Payments to: Daniel Lamport per Mr. John Abbington, John Abbington for Tobias Bowles, Dr. Gustavus Brown, Patrick Sim, executor of John Eburnathy, Thomas Smoot, Francis Brown, Charles Calvert, Esq., Samuel Hanson.
Representatives: unknown.
Administrators: John Maconchie and his wife Anne Maconchie.
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Noble, George, Prince George's County, 6th Sept., 1735; 24th Nov., 1735.
To sons Thomas and George and their hrs., 600 A. bought of Daniel Dulany, son Thomas to make his choice as soon as he comes of age; also 400 A. of "Piscataway Mannor."
To daus. Elizabeth and Anne and their hrs., each 300 A., being part of 1000 A. of "Piscataway Manor," bought of the Egertons, also lands lying in the Back Woods taken up in John Abingdon's name, being "Wett Work," "Spring Garden," "Addition" and "Dry Work."
To son Thomas and hrs., house and garden in Roper Lane in White Haven.
To son John and hrs., "Chance" in Swan Neck; should either son Thomas or George die during minority and without issue, land devised to him to go to daus. Elizabeth and Anne or the survivor.
To five child. afsd. entire personal estate, child. to be under the care of exs. until they come to their respective ages.
Exs.: John Addison and John Abingdon.
Tests. Rev. John Fraser, Dr. John Hamilton, Dr. Benjamin Bull,
22nd June, 1756-7, additional probate by Dr. John Hamilton, vol. 30, folio 49. 21, 483,
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King, Margrett St. Mary's County, 1st Mch., 1709; 18th Mch., 1709,
To William and Mary, son and dau. of Thos. King; to John, son of Edward King, and Susannah, wife of Charles King, personalty.
To young sons, John and James (King), joint exs., residue, of estate; they to maintain Henry King during life,
Test: John Abbington, Edward Hall., John Seager, Margrett King. 13. 32.
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Mrs. Mary Dawson 21.44 Page £54.17.6 Feb 9 1734 Jul 21 1735
Appraisers: Walter Bayne, Thomas Stonestreet.
Creditors: John Abbington, Henry Massey.
Next of kin: Thomas Dawson, William Dawson.
Administrator/Executor: John Dawson.
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1681 Abbington, Andrew Netherberry (resurveyed into Massom) 200 1707 Rent Rolls St. Mary's
1681 Abbington, Andrew Netherberry 200 Patent Record CB 2, Page 113
1707 bef Abbington, Andrew St. Richards Manor 1000 Rent Rolls Harvey
1707 bef Abbington, Andrew Ripe (part of Hopewells Adventure and Spring Blossom) 872 Rent Rolls Harvey
1707 Abbington Heirs St. Richards Manor 1000 Rent Rolls Harvey
1707 Abbington Heirs Ripe (part of Hopewells Adventure and Spring Blossom) 872 Rent Rolls Harvey
1655 Abbington, John Abbington Manor 1000 Patent Records
1739 Abbington, John Huntington 307 Will, Abbington, John,Prince George's Co.,8th Dec., 1738; 15th June, 1739
1739 Abbington, John St. Richards Manor 800 Will, Abbington, John,Prince George's Co.,8th Dec., 1738; 15th June, 1739 Harvey
1739 Abbington, John Vineyard 800 Will, Abbington, John,Prince George's Co.,8th Dec., 1738; 15th June, 1739 St. Mary's
1739 Abbington, John Vineyard Addition 800 Will, Abbington, John,Prince George's Co.,8th Dec., 1738; 15th June, 1739 St. Mary's
1739 Abbington, John White Haven 800 Will, Abbington, John,Prince George's Co.,8th Dec., 1738; 15th June, 1739 Resurrection
1739 Abbington, John Wetwork 800 Will, Abbington, John,Prince George's Co.,8th Dec., 1738; 15th June, 1739
1739 Abbington, John Friendship 800 Will, Abbington, John,Prince George's Co.,8th Dec., 1738; 15th June, 1739 Resurrection
1739 Abbington, John Spring Garden 800 Will, Abbington, John,Prince George's Co.,8th Dec., 1738; 15th June, 1739
1739 Abbington, John Spring Garden Addition 800 Will, Abbington, John,Prince George's Co.,8th Dec., 1738; 15th June, 1739
1739 Abbington, John White Haven 800 Will, Abbington, John,Prince George's Co.,8th Dec., 1738; 15th June, 1739 Resurrection
1739 Abbington, John (son) Vineyard 800 Will, Abbington, John,Prince George's Co.,8th Dec., 1738; 15th June, 1739 St. Mary's
1739 Abbington, John (son) Vineyard Addition 800 Will, Abbington, John,Prince George's Co.,8th Dec., 1738; 15th June, 1739 St. Mary's
1753 Abbington, Joseph Heirs St. Richards Manor 50 SMC Debt Books Harvey
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John Smith 7.493 A Page £45.12.9 £45.5.6 Aug 1 1726
Payments to: Mr. Fretch Dikes, Thomas Middleton, John Winn, George Noble, Gabriel Parker.
Administrator: George Hardy.
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John Smith 11.266 Page £45.12.9 Mar 28 1726 Apr 16 1726
Appraisers: Joseph Hatton, John Hawkins.
Creditors: Thomas Middleton, John Abbington,
Next of kin: John Smith, Samuel Smith.
Administrator: George Hardy.
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Charles Tuell 3.149 A Page £28.3.0 £28.5.5 Dec 6, 1720
Payments to: Mr. Notely Rozer, Mr, Abbington due to William Lewis, George Noble, William Tayler, George Hardy, William Person, Mr. John Abbington.
Administratrix: Mary Tull, wife of Terrence Byron.
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James Stoddart, Esq. 15.39 A Page Jul 22 1736
Received from: William Marshall, James Reed, William Downes, Patrick Bodkin, Hugh Robey, Dungan Forgason, Zephania Wade on account of Thomas Gettings, Capt. Hyde, Richard Conner, Mary Moss, Thomas Marshall, Lyngan Wilson, Susannah Battey, James Pelly, William King, William Stoddert, Benjamin & Thomas Stoddert, Thomas Gittings, Charles Carroll, Gabriel Parker, Edmond Jennings, Esq. on account of Thomas Boardly (dead), John Addams, George Moore,
Payments to: John Doccra, John Abbington, Phil, Loyd, Esq., John Payn, Mary Booth, Benedict Leonard Calvert, Esq.
Executor: Mr. John Stoddart.
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Abbington, John, of London, mcht., 14th Jan., 1692; Nov., 1694.
Debt due to Richard Harrison of Md. to be paid.
To bro.-in-law Dr. Mich. Carney, debts due from him.
To sister Mirriell (wife of Dr. Carney afsd.), living at Stoake, nr Bristoll,, Glocester County, personalty now in Possession of Wm. Worrell.
To niece Wirriell (their dau.); £250.
To niece Wirriell Abbington; £100.
Shd. either of afsd. nieces die before receiving legacy, sd. money to return to estate.
To Mrs. Alice Nolinds., £100, and £150 yearly for maintenance of her two sons, John and Charles. Shd. sd. Mrs, Nolenes, recover estate in Ireland left her by her father, now in litigation with her bro., £100 yearly.
To godson John (son of William Abbington,, dec'd), £50 at age of 21.
To John Pettitt, £50.
Estate in Maryland to be sold and proceeds divided among child. of Mrs. Alice Nelmes, viz.: John, Charles and child unborn.
Kinsman John Abbington ex. and residuary legatee,
Test: Fenton Byune., H. Dennett, Thomas Freeman. 16. 64.
Richard Harrison and George Lingan afsd., exs. in Maryland.
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James Gibbs 11.27 Page £24.17.11 Jun 19 1725 Aug 25 1725
Appraisers: Joseph Newton, John Pritchett.
Creditors: William Ponson.
Next of kin: Hen. Barnes, William Webster.
Administrators: John Abbington, Henry Massey.
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Elliot, Mary, Prince George's County, 14th Nov., 1727; 5th March, 1727-8.
To son Edward Broner [Brawner], 1s.
To grandsons Edward, William, Thomas and John Broner (sons of son Edward afsd.), granddaus. Elizabeth and Abigall Droner (daus. of son Edward afsd.), personalty.
To Henry Broner (son of Wm. Broner, dec'd) and hrs., 50 A. of "Hunter's Kindness"; and personalty at age of 21; he dying without issue, sd. 50 A. to pass to son John Broner and hrs.
Son John afsd., ex. and residuary legatee.
Test: Jno. Abengton, Robt. Wade, Sr., Thomas Phillips, Richard Blew. 19.853.
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John Fidey 13.194 Page £21.4.0 Aug 13 1728 Aug 27 1728
Appraisers: John Flint, George Beall.
Creditors: John Abbington, John Prichett.
Administratrix/Executrix: Elisabeth Stump.
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John Fidey 9.455 A Page £7.2.5 Aug 25 1729
Received from: Mr. Thomas Evans.
Payments to: Mr. John Abbington, John Prichett, James Harbert, Charles Calvert, Esq.
Administratrix: Elisabeth Stump.
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Tolson, Francis, Prince George's County, 23rd April, 1730; 11th March, 1730-31.
To wife Ann, personalty (exclusive of her thirds).
To eldest son Henry, personalty, some of which formerly belonged to late wife [unnamed] his mother, and some to Henry Fuller.
To dau. Frances and son John, personalty; son John to be in care of his mother until 18 yrs.; in case of her decease under care of his bro. Henry until 16 yrs. of age.
To dau.-in-law Alice Lindsay, certain personalty, some of which for use of her son Samuel when of age; her husband Anthony Lindsay to be discharged of all debts due testator.
To wife, son Henry and dau. Frances, residue of estate equally.
Exs.: Son Henry and John Abbington.
Test: William Clarkson, James Kendall.
8th March, 1730-1. John Abbington renounces as ex.
Test: Robert Wade. 20.158
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John Sanders 11.153 A CH £523.18.2 £344.16.1 Aug 16 1731
Deceased is administrator de bonis non of Ethelbert Doyne.
Received from: Mr. Gerrard Slye, John Monokes, Thomas Scot, William Mcferson, John Williams, John Teans, administrator of Charles Sanders, John Cecil, John Sanders, Edward Sanders.
Payments to: estate of Ethelbert Doyne, estate of Mr. William Hutchison paid to his administrator de bonis non John Abbington, John Parnham, Rand. Morris, John Whetenhal, Nicholas Power, Thomas Morris, John Howard, Thomas Mathews, William Mcferson, Jonathon Throne, executrix of Edward Henry Calvert, Esq., Charles Calvert, Esq., Samuel Hanson, Mr. George Sherald.
Executor: Thomas Sanders.
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Prince George's Land Records 1717-1726 - Liber F - folio 628
Indenture, 19 July 1717
From: John Abbington of Prince George's County and Mary his wife
To: Walter Bayne, planter of Prince George's County
For 40,000 pounds of tobacco a tract of land called Goodwill; standing in the east line of the small branch that Bayne lives on, bounded by land that Richard Edelen bought of Elsworth Bayne, intersecting Locust Thicket; estimated to contain 99 acres
Signed: Jn°. Abbington (seal), Mary Abbington (seal)
Witnessed: George Noble, Thos. Addison
Memo: John Abbington and Mary his wife acknowledged deed
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Prince George's Land Records 1717-1726 - Liber F - folio 20/546
Lease, 28 Jul 1717
From: John Abbington of Prince George's County
To: Samuell Thacker, planter of Prince George's County
For 600 tbs. of good clean tobacco and cash to be paid yearly the lease of Carrick Fergus which lies between Emperor's Indian Cabin Branch and Capt. Thomas Dent's land called Locust Thickett; lease for 8 years ending 30 Oct 1724; that being date of lease granted to Samuel Thacker by William Hutcheson
/s/ Jn° Abbington (seal), Samuel Thacker (seal)
Wit: Th. Addison, Geo. Noble; enrolled 29 Dec 1717
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1726-1730 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber M, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 203
Enrolled at request of John Abbington 27 Jun 1727:
James Bowles of St. Mary's Co. by power of attorney from Tobias Bowles of London, merchant, dated 3 Dec 1714; appoints John Abbington as attorney in Maryland; /s/ Jam. Bowles; wit. Gunder Erickson, Weldon Jefferson, Josias Jeffery
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1730-1733 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber Q, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 36
Enrolled at request of John Abbington 24 Jun 1730:
Indenture, 24 Jun 1730; Between John Bradford, Gent., and John Abbington; for £27; a parcel called Recovery; bounded by Middleton's Branch and near John Abbington's dwelling plantation; containing 200 acres; /s/ John Bradford; wit. Edw. Sprigg, Wm. Penson; ack. John Bradford and Anne his wife
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1730-1733 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber Q, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 199
Enrolled at request of John Abbington, release, 11 Jan 1730
From George Plater of St. Mary's County, Gent., atty. for Henry Alexander Primrose and John Underdown of London, exs. of estate of Tobias Bowles, late of London, merchant, dec'd, power of attorney 15 Dec 1729; mentions John Abbington, Daniel Carroll, ship called Potomac with Samuel Ingram as master, ship called Rose with Samuel Johnson as master; /s/ Geo. Plater; wit. George Bowles, John Gibson
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1733-1739 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records
Liber T, Page 239
Recorded at request of Humphry Batts, 9 Dec 1735:
6 Dec 1735; Indenture between John Abbington, merchant, and Mary his wife of one part and Humphry Batts, ship carpenter; for £5; part of tract called Carrick Fergus; bounded by Kiscoukum Creek and church land; containing 10 acres; /s/ Jno. Abbington, Mary Abbington; wit. Jno. Addison, Henry Buttler; ack. John Abbington and Mary his wife
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1733-1739 Land Records of Prince George's County MD
Liber T, Page 243
Recorded at request of Flayl Paine, 26 Mar 1735:
8 Mar 1735; Indenture between John Abington and Flayl Paine; for £14; a parcel called Paine's Delight; on the Patuxent River a little below Colonell's Island & Wilcoxen's Rest; containing 100 acres; /s/ Jno. Abington; wit. Wm. Murdock, Jno. Addison; 8 Mar 1734 ack by John Abington and Mary his wife
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1733-1739 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records
Liber T, Page 307
Recorded at request of John Abbington, 26 Aug 1735:
Letter of Attorney from Joseph Punnett appointing John Abbington his attorney within the British plantation; 15 Jun 1735; /s/ Joseph Punnett; wit. Benj. Norris, Paul Talbart
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1733-1739 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records
Liber T, Page 367
Recorded at request of John Philips, 24 Mar 1735:
24 Mar 1735; Indenture between Mason Pigman, planter, and John Philips, planter; for £14; a parcel once belonging to John Pigman, dec'd, called Pamdon on Tuckers Creek; containing 50 acres; /s/ Mason Pigman; wit. Jno. Abbington, Jno. Hawkins, Jr.; ack. Mason Pigman
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1739-1743 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber Y, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 47.
Bond. Jun 25, 1739. I, John Pridgett of PG, am bound to Charles Beall in the just sum of 15 £sterling, to which payment truly to be made, I bind myself. Whereas sd Pridgett, having received full satisfaction for some differences in a certain conveyance of land from sd Beall to sd Pridgett, if Pridgett forever hereafter acquits Beall from all damages and other troubles that may hereafter arise for Beall from a tract of land called Huntington, now in possession of John Abbington's heirs, and likewise from a tract of land called Fringship, now in possession of the family of Stodderts, from this time and forever hereafter, then the afd bond to be void. Signed - John Pritchett Sr. Wit - Nin Tannehill, Wrn Pritchett. Recorded Jun 27, 1739.
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Charles County Court Records, March 1741/2 Court, Liber T#2, Page 330.
Abbington's Ex'rs vs William Cawood. D't. 1408. Henry Darnall Sect' for Costs. Judgment by Non Sum.
William Cawood, late of CC, planter, was summoned to answer unto Andrew Scot and Mary, his wife, Executors of the Will of John Abbington, late of Prince Georges County, Gent, decd, of a plea that he render unto them 1408 lbs of good, sound merchantable leaf tobacco in cask, convenient in Prince Georges County or CC to some landing place on the river Potomack, which from them he unjustly detains. And whereupon the sd Andrew and Mary, his wife, Ex'rs afd, by Henry Darnall, their atty, say that whereas the sd William, on Aug 17, 1738, at CC, by his Bill Obligatory, did bind himself to pay unto the sd John Abbington of Prince Georges County, Gent, 1408 lbs of tobacco in cask convenient in Prince Georges County or CC to some landing place on the river Potomack by Oct 10 next ensuing the date of sd Bill Obligatory. Yet the afd William, although requested by sd John Abbington in his lifetime, to wit, the afd Oct 10 in the year afd at CC, and by the sd Andrew and Mary, his wife, after the death of the sd John, has not paid sd sum, to the damage of the sd Andrew and Mary, Ex'rs afd, 2000 lbs of tobacco, and therefore they bring suit. And the sd Andrew and Mary, his wife, Ex'rs, bring here into Court the Letters Testamentary of the afd John to show that they are the Ex'rs of the Will of the afd John and have the administration thereof.
And the afd William, by Samuel Young, his atty, comes and prays licence to imparl until next Jun CC Court, at which Court, sd William, by his atty, prays further licence to imparl until next Aug CC Court, at which Court, sd William, by his atty, prays further licence to imparl until next Nov CC Court, at which Court, sd William, by his atty, prays further licence to imparl until next Mar CC Court. And now here, sd Andrew and Mary, by their atty, prays that the sd William to his declaration against them may answer, and the sd Samuel Young, atty of the sd William, says that he is not informed by his client of any answer for the sd William to the sd Andrew and Mary, his wife, Ex'rs afd in the plea afd for him to be given, and nothing other thereof does he say.
Ordered that sd Andrew and Mary do recover against sd William, his debt by occasion of the premises, to 1408 lbs of tobacco, and 302 lbs of tobacco for costs and charges.
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1759-1763 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber RR [Abstract by Mike Marshall]; Page 216. At the request of Enoch Magruder the following Deed was recorded May 5, 1762
Indenture made March 13, 1762; Henry Lowe, Sr., innholder in consideration of 50 pounds sterling paid by Enoch Magruder, merchant has sold part of a tract called "Carrick Fergus"and part of the adjoining tract beginning at the land conveyed by John Abington and Mary Abington his wife to Humphry Batts and running to the Mill Race to Hensons Branch. Signed Henry Lowe in the presence of Walter Williams, Gilbert Sprigg and acknowledged before Thomas Williams, Nathaniel Magruder and at the same time Ann Lowe wife of Henry Lowe, Sr., relinquished her right of dower
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1689 - 1739 (> 50 years)