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1823-1827 Prince George's County MD Will Book
Folio 344 CASSANDRA DUVALL 06/25/1823; 08/04/1823
"being weak of body ..."
Bequeaths to:
1. Charles Duvall ---son
-to have Negro man "Jonathan"
-to have 1/2 dozen silver table spoons and 1 mahogany bureau
2. Dennis Duvall --son
-to have large mahogany dining table and 1 looking glass
3. George Duvall--son
-to have Negro woman "Kitty" and her child
-to have 1/2 dozen silver tea spoons and 1 high post bed stead
bed and fum.
4. Sela Cross --daughter
-to have 1 painted post bedstead, bed and fum.
-remainder ofthe estate to be divided equally among testatrix's children --
Charles, Dennis, George, and Sela and granddaughter Cassandra Beall
5. Cassandra Beall--granddaughter
-to have 1 feather bed, bedstead and fum, I looking glass, dark
mahogany dining table
6. Cornelia Duvall --granddaughter
-to have 1/2 dozen yellow chairs, and a round walnut table
7. Mahaly Duvall --granddaughter
-to have the testatrix's side saddle
8. Sophia Page (?) --daughter
-to have 1 shilling and 110 more
9. Children of daughter Arebella Duvall
-to have 1 shilling and no more
10. Mary Harkin (?) --daughter
-to have the sum of 1 shilling and no more
11. Children of son Truman Duvall
-they --except for the above named Cornelia--to have 1 shilling and 110 more
Witnesses: William Williams
Nathan Hoskinson
Henry Culver, Jr.
Then came: William Williams and Henry Culver, Jr.
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Prince George's County MD Will Book Liber T No. #1
1790-1796;
Folio 346 SAMUEL BRASHEAR 0107/1792 08/09/1794
"being in good health ..."
Beqoeaths to:
1, Sarah Brashear --daughter-in-law (widow of son Samuel) -to havc shilling sterling and no more
2. Truman Brashear --grandson (son of Samuel)
-to have Negro man "Adam" when he comes of age 2! and no more or the estiue
3, Wilkerson Brashear --son
-to have a tract of land called "Hogs Harbour" being the said tract of land whereon testator new lives cont. 109 acres -to have Negro woman "Sall"
-to have 1 desk, I chest, 1/2; dozen leather chairs, the rd. best bed and furn in the house
-to have hand irons, shovel, tongs, and a gelding. horse called "Matcham- and no more of the estate
-named executor of the will
4. John Brashear --son
-to have Negro girl "Lucy" and no more of the estate
5. Martha Brashear --daughter-in-Law (widow of son Benedict)
-to have 1 shilling sterling and no more
6. Samuel Brashear --grandson (son of Benedict) -to have Negro giri "Are" and no more
7. Ruth Sheriff -daughter
to have Negro girl "Charity" and no more of the estate
8. Cassey Duvall --daughter
-to have the sum of 30 pounds and no more
9. Elizabeth Lucas --daughter
-to have Negro woman "Flora" and no more of the estate
10. Rachel Belt --daughter
-to have Negro girl "Sall- and no more of the estate
11. Barton Brashears --son
-to have Negro man 'Toby" and all of iestator's wearing apparel and no more Witnesses: John Inglehart, Thomas Abegal (mark), Samuel D. Beck
Then came: John ingleheart and Thomas Abigail
Note: the testator signed the will in his own hand
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Prince George's County MD Will Book Liber T No. #1
1790-1796;
Folio 361 RACHAEL BRASHEAR, widow Of Samuel 09/25/1794 10/29/1795
"being sick in body
Bequeaths to:
1. Wilkerson Brashear --son
Barton Brashear --son
-to have all of testatrix's dower right of the estate of her deceased husband to be divided between them
-named excutors of the wil
2, Ruth Sheriff -daughter
-to have side saddle— almost new, and no more of the estate
3. Cassey Duvall --daughter
Elizabeth Lucas --daughter
Rachel Belt --daughter
-to have all of testatrix's wearing apparel to be divided among them
Witnesses: Moses Harvey (mark)
Elizabeth Brashears
Samuel Duvall Beck
Then came; Moses Harvey and Samuel Duvall Beck
Note: the testatrix signed the will with her mark
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1757 - 1823 (~ 66 years)