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- Richard Gilbert and Robert Smith were passengers on the Ark and the Dove.
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Smith, Robert, Talbot Co., 4th May, 1671; 19th Dec., 1671.
To grandchild., Mary Waterlin, Eliza: King, dau. of Marke King, deceased, personalty.
To Robert King, eldest son of sd. Marke, home plantation.
To Robert Walters, land on which his father Chris. Walters, deceased, lived.
To dau. Anne Emory, plantation on which she now lives; sd. land to descend to John King, younger son of Marke, afsd. To Robert Walters, John King and James Symonds, son of Thomas Symonds, residue of land in equal parts at 18 yrs. of age.
To Ann Walters, Mary Waterlin and Eliza: King, residue of personal property.
Exs.: Wm. Coursey, Trustam Thomas.
Test: Thos. Jackson, Edward Tomlins. 1. 466.
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August. 11 [1648]. Court and Testamentary Business, Province of Maryland, 1648. Liber A, Page 170-1. Whereas this day Jno Hatch, Rich: Banks, & Willm Marshall, ouerseers of the last will & testamt of Tho: Allen deceased, haue brought into the Registers office, the sayd last will & testamt of the sd Tho: Allen. And whereas there is noe prnt power to graunt lres of admistraon. It is therfore Ordered by the Gour tht the sd Mr Hatch Rich: Banks, & Willm Marshall shall receiue & collect the estate, wch otherwise would fall to ruine, & cause it to be appraysed by the oaths of Walter Beane, Walter Waterlin, & Robert Smith, & bring into the Registers office, a true & prfect Inuentory of the estate, wth the appraysmt thereof, wthin Ten days. And the allowance or Accompt thereof, whensoeur they shall be thereunto called, by the Judge of Testamentary Causes, in this prouince.
Copie eiusd. to Jno Hatch.
August. 18th A True Inuentory of the Estate of Tho: Allen deceased, & appraysed by the oaths of Walter Beane, Robert Smith, & Walter Waterlin
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1613 - 1671 (~ 58 years)
