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Isaac Johns (gentleman) 18.202 A CA £1553.18.4 £575.4.3 Jun 4 1741
A second inventory is cited in the amount of £63.16.0. The amount of the accounts also included £207.0.4 in gold, £496.15.9 in sterling, and #2777.
Received from (merchants in London): Mr. James Hyde, MM Joseph Adams & John Hanbury & Samuel Hyde.
Payments to: John Wilkinson, George Freeman, Josias Sunderland, William Skinner, Lucy Pardo, Rev. James Williamson, George Beck paid to James Heighe, Dr. John Hamilton, John Richards, Job Hunt, Robert Freeland, William Maccallum, Joseph Richardson (administrator of Capt. William Richardson), Roderick Cheyne, Joseph Wilson, paid to George Harris, Elisabeth Johns (administratrix of Arthur Harris, widow being in full of his daughter Anna's dividend of his estate), Samuel Wallis, Joseph Willson, Robert Allen, Richard Roberts, Mr. Joseph Adams (merchant in London), John Falconar assigned to Henry Voght, Mr. John Hanbury (merchant in London), Thomas Talbot, Benjamin Hance, David Hughs, Benjamin Tasker & Daniel Dulany, Esq., Daniel Dulany, Esq., Mr. Gabriel Parker, Richard Johns.
Legatees: Anne (daughter) wife of Joseph Hance.
Mentions: family (unnamed).
Executors: Richard Johns (Quaker), Samuel Johns (Quaker, gentleman).
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Isaac Johns 25.3 A £644.18.10 Jun 2 1748
of Calvert County. The amount of the accounts also included £549.15.11 in gold & #4088.
Payments to: Edward Sampson (servant), Richard Bryer, John Tucker, Abraham (son, in Philadelphia), Philip Thomas, Esq. for Ann (daughter), Jacob (son, in Philadelphia), Charles Allen, Luke Smith, William Skinner, Thomas Hardisty, William Mason, Mr. Richard Young, Samuel Young, Andrew Tait paid to John Beck, Daniel Dulany, Esq.
Mentions: parties (unnamed) interested are of age.
Executors: Richard Johns (of Calvert County, gentleman, Quaker), Samuel Johns (of Kent County, Delaware, gentleman, Quaker).
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
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