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Emerson, John, Talbot Co., 21st Sept., 1706 ; 3rd July, 1707.
To son Phillemon; "Kildon" and "Buckingham "' on s. side Joseph Gregory's Branch; he dying without issue, to pass to his brothers Ephriam and Thomas, and hrs.
To sons Ephriam and Thomas afsd., "Kildon," "Hambleton's Park," "Whetstone," all lands afsd. to be entailed. 100 A. of "Ephriam's Hope" to be sold for benefit of estate,
as also "Whetstone."
Exs.: Wife (unnamed), son Vincent and Anthony Rumball.
Test: John Pooly, Wm. Warner, Fran Pickrell. 12. 141.
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John Emerson 29.186 A TA £86.15.7 £86.15.7 Nov 11 1708
Payments to: Mr. Richard Carter, Dr. Andrew Imbert, John Jeffery, Dennis, Daniel Sherwood, Trustram Thomas, Mr. Anthony Rumball, John Watts, Mr. Robert Grundy for use of John Keele, Peter Blake, Dr. John Carr. Distribution to: widow, orphans (unnamed).
Executrix: Anne Emerson (widow).
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Emerson, Thomas, Wye Island, Talbot County, 28th Mch., 1686; 16th Oct., 1686.
To wife Katern, extx., plantation during life.
son Thomas and hrs., sd. land at death of wife.
brother John Emerson, to 2 eld. and 2 youngest children of sd. brother, personalty.
Test : Wm. Finney, Peter Sides, Hugh Hunt, Jno. Dames, Jno. Pursle. 4. 261
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On 21 June, 1693, John Emerson and his wife Ann conveyed to Isaac Winchester their right to Wheatstone formerly bought by Thomas Emerson from Stephen Wheatstone and sold to William Hemsley and by Hemsley to John Emerson, on a branch of the Wye River called Thomas Emerson's New Ground Great Branch.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1656 - 1707 (> 51 years)