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Smith, Rachel, widow, Calvert Co., 26th Oct., 1730 ; 3rd Feb., 1731.
To each of sons and daus. (unnamed), a mourning ring.
To dau Elizabeth, extx., residue of estate.
Test; Walter Smith, Freshes, James Smith, Francis Wilkinson. 20, 366.
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Jennings, Thomas, Prince George's County, 6th Oct., 1738; -- --- ----;
To wife Elizabeth, extx., and dau. Frances, personal estate.
To dau. Frances and hrs., dwelling plantation "Jacob" and land adjoining which testator bought of Samuel Magruder, Sr., and 700 A. in Prince Williams County, VA.
Testator desires that other tracts of land lying in Prince Williams County, VA. be sold to pay debts.
Test: James Boswell, George Frazier, James Smith of Rock Cr. 22. 260.
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Thomas Jennings 26.29 Page £418.17.8 Mar 18 1740 Jun 6 1741
Appraisers: William Penson, A. Magruder.
Creditors: Jo, Hamilton, Samuel Johnson.
Next of kin: Lucy Brooke, E. Addison.
Executrix: Mrs. Elisabeth Jennings.
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Mr. Thomas Jennings 27.25 Page £108.3.4 Jun 23 1742
Appraisers: A. Magruder, ---- (name not given) (deceased by 23 June 1742).
Executrix: Mrs. Eliza Jennings.
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Mr. Thomas Jennings 19.307 A Page £418.17.8 £142.2.11 Jan 21 1742/43
A second inventory is cited in the amount of £108.3.4.
Payments to: Dr. John Hamilton, Thomas Clark, William Murdock, Daniel Dulany, Esq., Mr. Alexander Caulee, Butler Stonestreet, Dr. James Boswell, Mrs. Catherine Plafey, George Bussey, Mathew Hopkins, Henry Watson, William Atkinson, Basill Beckwith, John Brown,
Representatives (only 1): Frances Jening (daughter, aged 5 years).
Executrix: Elisabeth Batts, wife of Mr. Humphry Batts.
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Thomas Jennings 25.95 A Page £570.19.4 Jun 10 1743
A second inventory is cited in the amount of £99.5.0.
Received from: Mrs. Leigh (aunt of London, legacy).
Payments to: George Harrison (of Virginia), Samuell Hyde (merchant in London), John Smith Prather, Samuell Magruder, Sr., estate of Peter Frazer, estate of Samuel Johnson, estate of Mr. Richard Smith (portion of his father's (unnamed) estate), Daniel Dulany, Esq., Henry Darnall (attorney).
Executrix: Elisabeth Batt, wife of Humphry Batt.
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Thomas Jennings 35.47 Page £99.5.0 Apr 17 1747
Appraisers: M. Magruder, other appraiser is deceased.
Executrix: Elisabeth Batt.
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Thomas Jennings 25.95 A Page £570.19.4 Jun 10 1743
A second inventory is cited in the amount of 299.5.0.
Received from: Mrs. Leigh (aunt of London, legacy).
Payments to: George Harrison (of Virginia), Samuell Hyde (merchant in London), John Smith Prather, Samuell Magruder, Sr., estate of Peter Frazer, estate of Samuel Johnson, estate of Mr. Richard Smith (portion of his father's (unnamed) estate), Daniel Dulany, Esq., Henry Darnall (attorney).
Executrix: Elisabeth Batt, wife of Humphry Batt
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BATT, HUMPHREY, Prince George's County, shipwright. 14 Nov. 1756; 9 Feb, 1757
Wife: Elizabeth.
Son-In-law James Trueman Greenfield; Richard Barnes and wife Mary Hayward; Samuel Barnes and wife Sarah. Land In Frederick Co.
Tracts "Wantwater" and "Hinson."
Ex: James Trueman Greenfield.
Wit: Henry Lowe,. Butler Newman,, Wm, Lumley. 30.243
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ADDISON, ELEANOR, Prince George's Co. 17 Dec. 1759; 13 Feb, 1761
To sons John, Thomas and Henry Addison, slaves.
To grandchildren: Addison and John Murdock, Eleanor Hall, Thomas, John, Henry, Eleanor, Anne and Anthony Addison, Daniel Dulany Addison, Eleanor Addison, dau. of son Henry; slaves.
To grand-dau., Catherine Sim and Mary Murdock, mourning ring.
To grand-dau. Anne Murdock, silverware.
To sister Elizabeth Ball (or Batt)# stock.
To sons Johns Thomas and Henrys furniture.
Exs: Sons John, Thomas and Henry.
Wit: Wm. Lumley, Peter Green.
17 Jane 1761: Codicilt I will grand-dau. Eleanor Addison, dau. of son John, 2 slaves, given to sd. son John Addison, by above Will, Probated 13 Feb, 1761.
MCW 31.254
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Mrs. Eleanor Addison (widow) 79.234 Page £2089.2.11 Apr 1 1761 Dec 9 1762
Appraisers: John Tolson, John Baynes.
Next of kin: Elisabeth Batt, Thomas Addison.
Executors: Col. John Addison, Rev. Henry Addison.
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Charles County Land Records Book V#3; Page 430.
Aug 31, 1779 from Elizabeth Batt of Montgomery County, to Joshua Mudd of CC, for 81 £5 shillings, a tract of land called Norwich, lying in CC, bounded by a tract of land called Reubin, containing about 104 acres. Signed - Elizabeth Batt. Wit - Will Deakins Jr, Richard Thompson (Montgomery County JPs), Brooke Beall, Clk, Montgomery County, certified that sd Deakins and Thompson are JPs in the County afd, Recorded Jan 17, 1780,
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Port Tobacco: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 397-129: NORWICH: 100 acres; Possession of - 100 Acres - Dorsett, Thomas : Surveyed 22 March 1719 for Samuel Williams beginning at a bounded Red Oak standing on a hill near the land of Mr. James Stoddert.: {mm Note; not identified to a specific Hundred. Location identified by watercourse or nearby tract.}, 100 Acres - Thomas Dorsett from Thomas Middleton Jr.; 2 Mar 1738,,
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1710 - Aft 1780 (> 72 years)