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BLANFORD, John, Prince George's Co. 9 Mar, 1770; 17 Apr. 1770
To wife Eleanor
Children: James, John, Thomas, Richard, Joseph, Monica Hagan, Sarah Coomes, Elizabeth Mary Green, Eleanor, Mary, Ann, Henrietta, and Susannah.
Tracts: "Timberley," "Brook Chance."
Ex, son Thomas.
Wit: Notly Mitchell,. John Wood, John Knott. 38, 173
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John Blanford 104.277 Page £525.12.9 Jul 14 1770 Jul 16 1770
Appraisers: Henry Boone, Henry Hill.
Creditors: Charles Hamilton for James Brown, John Wood.
Next of kin: James Blanford, Joseph Blanford.
Executor: Thomas Blanford.
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John Blanford 6.88 D Page £384.10.3 Aug 13 1771
Note: the Folio number is written as 87.
Sureties: John Blanford, Thomas Taylor,
Legatees: James Blanford, John Blanford, Thomas Blanford, Richard Blanford, Joseph Blanford, Monica Hagan, Sarah Comes, Elisabeth Mary Green, Eleanor Blanford, Mary Blanford, Ann Blanford, Henrietta Maria Blanford, Susannah Blanford.
Distribution to: Widow (unnamed, 1/3).
Executor: Thomas Blanford.
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Taylor, John, planter, Prince George's County, 17th Jan., 1736; 29th Nov., 1738.
To son John and hrs., 30 A. south of dwelling.
To son James and hrs., 30 A. and personalty.
To son Thomas and daus. Mary and Ann, personalty.
To wife Unice, extx,, 30 A. with the dwelling house during life, at her decease to youngest son Thomas and hrs., and residue of personal estate.
Test: Thomas Blanford, Sr., John Blanford, Richard Parker, 22.60.
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BLANFORD, THOMAS,, Prince George's County, planter. 17 Jun, 1749; 7 Aug, 1749
To son Charles Blanford, my lands In Charles Co.: The "Ruden", "Shanking Point," and pt, of "Hirkley [Hickory] Thickett."
To son John Blanford, pt. of "Brook Chance" 200 A., and tract called "Timberland."
To wife Sarah Blanford, my dwelling plantation,
To grand-son Philip Edelen, and daus. Tabitha Mitchell, Margaret Hagar and Martha Clackson, of 400 A.
To son John Blanford, after his mother"s decease, the above-mentioned land called "Shrusbury Plains," 150 A.
To dau. Tabitha Mitchell, pt. of "Widow"s Trouble", 360 A. laid out by Isaac Brooks, beginning at the end of 61 perches on the 8th line of original tract,
To daus. Margaret Hagar and Martha Clackson, pt. of "Widow's Trouble."
To grand-son Edelen, land pt. of sd. tract on southeast side of Mataapanigh(?);[Mattapany] 100 A.
Grand-son Philip Edelen.
To wife Sarah Blanford, at decease of sd. wife, my personal estate to be equally divided bet. my 7 child.: Charles, John, Mary Edelen, Sarah Clackson, Tabitha Mitchell, Margaret Hagan and Martha Clackson.
Wife, extx,,
Wit: James Benton, Nathaniel Banten (Ranten?), Henry Boone. MCW 27.13
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Will of James HAGAN
In the name of God Amen.. I James HAGAN of Charles County in the province
of Maryland being infirm of body but of sound and perfect memory do now make
this my Last Will and Testament as followeth...INPRIMIS I bequeath my soul
to God that gave it, my body to the earth after my decease to be decently
buried at the charge of my estate and discretion of my executor hereafter
named...
ITEM I will that my just debts and funeral charges be first paid...
ITEM I nominate constitute and ordain my loving wife Elizabeth HAGAN and my
loving grandson Edward HAGAN whole and sole executors of this my Last Will
and Testament to whom the said Elizabeth, my wife, I give and bequeath the
plantation I now dwell upon with two hundred acres of land joining thereunto
also a tract or parcel of land called "Hagan's Strife" during her natural
life and after her decease to my loving grandson Edward HAGAN to him and his
heirs forever..
ITEM I give and bequeath unto my loving son William HAGAN all the
remaining part of my lands or tracts I now hold to him and his heirs
forever, also I give and bequeath unto my said son William HAGAN one negro
man named Peter after the decease of his mother...
ITEM I give and bequeath unto my loving daughter Mary PIDGON one cow and calf...
ITEM I give and bequeath unto my loving daughter Elizabeth BLANFORD one
negro woman called Sue after her mother's decease...
ITEM I give and bequeath unto my loving granddaughter Monica BLANFORD one
negro boy called Basil after her grandmothers decease...
ITEM I give and bequeath unto my loving grandson James BLANFORD its child
that my negro woman Lucy is big with now after the decease of his
grandmother....
ITEM I give and bequeath unto my loving grandson Edward HAGAN two negroes
one called Matt and the other called Lucy after the decease of his
grandmother also half the remaining part of my personal estate after his
grandmothers decease....
ITEM I give and bequeath unto my loving wife Elizabeth HAGAN all the
remaining part of my personal estate also the use of the negroes and
personal estate before named during her natural life...I ordain that this
present will to be my Last Will and Testament. In Witness whereof I have
set my hand and affixed my seal this 5th day of July 1749.
Signed sealed in
the presence of us
William HAGAN James HAGAN
Ignatius HAGAN
James HAGAN
Will Liber: FF 277-278 Charles Co. proved Sept. 11, 1749
(Kindness of Jessie Hagan jessieh@ns2.adept dot net)
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Charles County Land Record Book G#3, 1756-1761; Page 90. Bill of Sale. I, Elizabeth Hagan of CC, hereby grant to John Blanford of Prince Georges County, 5 Negroes, viz, a Negro wench called Lucy and a Negro boy called Basil & a Negro girl called Terry & a Negro boy called Ellick & a Negro girl called Henny. Signed Mar 17, 1757 - Eizabeth (9 his mark) Hagan. Wit - Igns Hagan, James Hagan. Recorded Jul 13, 1757.
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1752-1757 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber NN [Abstract by Mike Marshall]; Page 516. At the request of Charles Boone, the following Deed was recorded April 9, 1757
Indenture made April 9, 1757; John Blanford, planter in consideration of 24 pounds sterling money of Great Britain paid by Charles Boone, planter has sold part of tracts called "Timber Land" and "Chance" containing 80 acres. Signed John Blanford, in the presence of and acknowledged before John Hepburn and at the same time Elizabeth Blanford wife of John Blanford relinguished her right of dower
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1787-1789 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber HH 2 [Abstract by Mike Marshall]; Page 28. At the request of James Hawkins the following Deed was recorded December 13, 1787
Indenture made October 15, 1787; Overton Carr in consideration of 2000 pounds current money paid by James Hawkins has sold 400 acres being part of "Madducks Folly", "Locust Thickett", Hunters Kindness", "St. John's" and "Radfords Chance" and beginning at a large ditch or gully and the beginning of a south course for a dividing line between William Bayne and Overton Carr where a stone is now fixed in the 3rd line of the part of Hunters Kindness", "St. John's" and "Radfords Chance" and bounded by "Saturday's Work" and the Main Run of Hanson [Henson] Branch. Signed Overton Carr in the presence of and acknowledged before Fielder Bowie, Rinaldo Johnson and at the same time Ann Carr w/o Overton Carr relinquished her right of dower
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1709 - 1770 (61 years)