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Rylay (Ryly), John, Brittaines Bay, St Mary's Co., 3rd Apr., 1708; 23rd Apr., 1709.
To son John, ex., dwelling plantation, 250 A., "Green Hill" at head of Brittaines Bay; he dying without issue to pass to 5 daus. named below, and hrs.
To daus. Frances and Winifred (Ryly), shares of estate equal to those already given to daus. Mary Bright, Elizabeth Peak and Margret Tomson.
To Adam Morry, god-dau. Eliza: Banister and grandchild William Peake, personalty.
Test: Wm. Brown, Thos. Ode, Mary Banister, Francis Spink. Part 2-12. 57.
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John Realy, Sr. {Riley} 5.108 A SM £43.12.0 Apr 2 1723
(also John Reayly).
Payments to: Kenelm Cheseldine, Henry Lowe, Esq., Thomas Cecil, William Maria Farthing, Cornelius Maning as the effects of estate of John Manning, Daniell Dulany, John Baker.
Legatees: wife (unnamed) of Samuell Able, William Peake, wife (unnamed) of William Peake, Frances Rayly wife of accountant. .
Administrator (de bonis non): John Forde, Jr.
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John Riley April., 1708 Wills Liber PC 1 page 162:
In the name of God Amen the third day of April in John Ryley the year of our Lord God one thousand seven hundred and eight. I John Rylay of Brittons Bay in St. Mary's County, being sick & weake of body but of sound, andperfect memory, thanks be to God for it, I doe make this my last will & Testament in manner following Revocking all wills before made either verbally or in writing.
First I recomend my soul to Almighty God, My Creator that gave it me and my body tothe earth from whence it was taken to be buried in such decent, manner as my Executors hereafter named shall think fitt there to remaine in Christian buryall till the Resurrection of all flesh, which I believe and Export and first my will and desire is that all my lawful, and just debts be paid in convenient time after my decease, by my Executors hereafter named, and for that worldly Estate, it hath pleased almighty God to bestow upon me, I dispose of as Followeth.
I give & bequeath unto my son John Ryley two hundred and fifty acres called Greenhill where I now dwell lying in the headof Brttons Bay, in St. Mary's County to have, and hould, the same Land from and after my decease to him and his lawfull begotton heirs from hisown loynes forever. Item my will is that if my son, John Ryley should Dye without issue, that then the said tract of land before me to him given beequally divided amongst my five Daughters to them and their heirs forever.
Item I give to my Daughter Francis Rylay, an Equall portion to the full vallue as the which my three Daughters, Mary Bright, Elizabeth Peake andMargaret Tomson hath allready Recieved.
I give to my son John Rylay one great table & cubbert two black walnut chairs,and one bed and furniture which now I lye upon. Item I give to my five Daughters, to them and their heirs forever Mary Bright, Elizabeth Peake, Margaret Tomson, Franseas Ryley, Winefred Rylay all that movable upon the said plantation Equally to be divided amongst my my two clothes, at the expiration of two years.
Item I give to my God daughter Elizabeth Banister one yowe and one yow lamb at theexpiration of one year. Item I give to my grandchild William Peake one yow and one yow lamb atthe expiration of one year. and lastly I doe, ordaine constitute & appoint my son John Ryly to be full and sole Executors of this my last will and testament as wittness my hand and seal this third day of April one thousand seven hundred and Eight sealed signed and delivered in the presence of us whose names are hereunto subscibed John his Ryly seal Mark Francis Spink April 23 1709 William Brownthen came Francis Spink Thomas Odeand Thomas, T Ode Mary Banister three of the witnesses to the Mary Banister within mentioned will, and made Oath that they saw the above named John Ryley signe seale acknowledge publish and declare the above writing to be his last will and testament, and that at the doing th___ of he was of sound & perfect, mind & memory. Wm Aisquith Deputy Commissoner. .
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John Ryly 29.437 I SM £79.15.4 May 4 1709
Appraisers: Mr. Richard Vowles, Henry Spink.
Creditors: James Gough, Richard Vowles.
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John Ryly 32B.10 A SM £79.5.4 £6.2.10 Sep 23 1710
Payments to: John Heard, John Maning, Joseph Vansweringen, Robert Penniwell, Derrick Browne, John Greenwell.
Executors John Ryly.
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John Riley, Sr. 35B.30 A SM £42.17.9 Aug 20 1713
Payments to: Mr. James Bowles, Michael Curtis, Henry Spink, William Bladen, Esq., Francis Spinks, Arthur Bland, William Banister, John Warren, Mr. Henry Jenings, James Gough, George Muschamp, Esq.
Legatees: John Riley, Jr.
Administrator: John Ford (administrator of John Riley, Jr. (executor of deceased)).
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John Realy, Sr. 5.108 A SM £43.12.0 Apr 2 1723
(also John Reayly).
Payments to: Kenelm Chaseldine, Henry Lowe, Esq., Thomas Cecil, William Maria Farthing, Cornelius Maning as the exs of estate of John Manning, Daniell Dulany, John Baker.
Legatees: wife (unnamed) of Samuell Able, William Peake, wife (unnamed) of William Peake, Frances Rayly wife of accountant.
Administrator (de bonis non): John Forde, Jr.
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Rylay (Ryly), John, Brittaines Bay, St Mary's Co., 3rd Apr., 1708; 23rd Apr., 1709.
To son John, ex., dwelling plantation, 250 A., "Green Hill" at head of Brittaines Bay; he dying without issue to pass to 5 daus. named below, and hrs.
To daus. Frances and Winifred (Ryly), shares of estate equal to those already given to daus. Mary Bright, Elizabeth Peak and Margret Tomson.
To Adam Morry, god-dau. Eliza: Banister and grandchild William Peake, personalty.
Test: Wm. Brown, Thos. Ode, Mary Banister, Francis Spink. Part 2-12. 57.
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John Ryly 29.437 I SM £79.15.4 May 4 1709
Appraisers: Mr. Richard Vowles, Henry Spink.
Creditors: James Gough, Richard Vowles.
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John Ryly 32B.10 A SM £79.5.4 £6.2.10 Sep 23 1710
Payments to: John Heard, John Maning, Joseph Vansweringen, Robert Pennxwell, Derrick Browne, John Greenwell.
Executors John Ryly.
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John Riley, Sr. 35B.30 A SM £42.17.9 Aug 20 1713
Payments to: Mr. James Bowles, Michael Curtis, Henry Spink, William Bladen, Esq., Francis Spinks, Arthur Bland, William Banister, John Warren, Mr. Henry Jenings, James Gough, George Muschamp, Esq.
Legatees: John Riley, Jr.
Administrator: John Ford (administrator of John Riley, Jr. (executor of deceased)).
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John Realy, Sr. 5.108 A SM £43.12.0 Apr 2 1723
(also John Reayly).
Payments to: Kenelm Chaseldine, Henry Lowe, Esq., Thomas Cecil, William Maria Farthing, Cornelius Maning as the exs of estate of John Manning, Daniell Dulany, John Baker.
Legatees: wife (unnamed) of Samuell Able, William Peake, wife (unnamed) of William Peake, Frances Rayly wife of accountant.
Administrator (de bonis non): John Forde, Jr.
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John Rayly, Jr. 5.191 A SM £39.5.10 £62.15.1 Apr 2 1723
(also John Realy), Jr.
Received from: John Warren.
Payments to: estate of John Realy, Sr. administrated by John Realy, Jr. per Mr. John Baker, Esq. Bladen, Mr. Dulany & Mr. Lowe at a suit of Nicholas Richardson, Mr. Daniell Dulany & Mr. Lowe at a suit of John Browne (gentleman), John Miles, Thomas Dillion, Dr. Nicholas Richardson paid to William Maria Farthing, Mr. Dulany & Mr. Lowe per an action by Dr. Nicholas Richardson, John Baker.
Administrator: John Forde, Jr.
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1689-1693 Stafford County, Virginia Deed & Will Book, Part 2 [Antient Press];
p. 146 DAVID DARNELL Dr. Tobacco 1688
To Attorney fees: to MR. BLACKISTON Court charges; ditto to MR. DENT; To Clerke of Councell, to Clerke of ye County fees in both suites
July 5th 1688 Then Came JOHN RAYLEY of St. Maries County in the PROVINCE of MARYLANDE & made oath that the above is a true acct whereof he hath never raced any part satisfaccon WM, DIGGES
These are to certifie that I have caused to bee menconed searched for & none such found upon the records nor is any seales due to my knowledge wch I ceriifie under my hande ye 30th day of January 1689
N. BLACKISTON
Recorded 14 March 1689/90
DAVID DARNELL I understande RICHARD VOULS has reced a hbd of Tobacco att ye Lande wch he has ordered me which I have sent ye bearer to receive it & that hhd paid DOYNE for you ye hhd of Tobacco of JOHN RAYLEY this my note wth his Receipt shall be yor Satisfactory dischardge for what you pay him facile not in yor compliance & you will oblidge yor Friend RICHARD GARDINER Received of Mr. DAVID DARNELL 4 hhd Tobacco for ye use of Mr. RICHARD GARDINER wayinge 1930 lb neat by me WM. LUCY
Recorded ye 11 March 1689/90
MARYLAND Whereas DAVID DARNELL together wth JOHN RAYLETY & JUSTINIAN TENISON SENR, of ST MARY's MANNER his Surety said DAVID did acknowledge to eve unto his Ldsp & proprietor ye some of Twenty pounds Sterl and said JUSTINIAN TENISON some of Tenn pounds to be levyed of their goods & chattels land & Tenemts in case ye said DAVID DARNELL doe not Indemnifie ye County of ye Woman wch hee ptends is his Wife & Children & make his psonall appearance here next Court & be in ye mane tyme Nine thousand abearance cancell toward his said Spts as all ye good people of this Province afterwards to wit ye 3 day of November 1685 att a County Court held ye same day for St. Marys County beinge & by ye said Recognizance bounde to appear this day beinge solemnly called came not & his Security beinge also called to bringe into Courrt ye same DAVID came not whereupon it is granted by ye Court that ye Recognizance is forfeited & out to be escheated to his Ldsp use
W.TAYLARD
Clerks of St. Mary County Certificate
This is Certifie whom it may Concerne that allthough ye within menconed Recognizance is forfeted yeti ye same or any Petr. thereof was never Estreatd against ye within menconed DAVID DARNELL or his Surety or against any or either of their Estates. In Testimony whereof ye seale of St, Marys County is caused to be hereunto affixed this Thirtieth day of January in ye first Yeare of their Majties Reigne Anne Dom 1689 & Recorded ye 14th March 1689/90
W.TAYLARD Cl
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1664 - 1709 (> 45 years)