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Harris, George, Calvert Co., 22nd Aug., 1738; 30th Oct., 1738.
To youngest son George, personalty.
To dau. Elizabeth, wife of Samuel Robertson, such pt. of estate as will make her portion equal other daus.
To son William and hrs., dwelling plantation "Durand," sd. son dying without issue, sd. lands to descend to sons Samuel and George, and their or either of their hrs.
To son Samuel and hrs., 100 A. being pt. "Illingsworth Fortune," (formerly laid out for Peter Sawell and his wife Christian, and since descended to testator for want of hrs. of sd. Christian.)
To Quaker meeting house nr. The Clifts, £3.
To children, viz.: Mary, Sarah, William, Ann, Samuel, Rachell, George and Rebecca, residue of personal estate.
Ex.: Son William.
Overseers: Benjamin Hance, Joseph Galloway and Joseph Richmond.
Test: Benjamin Hance, Thomas Preston, Joseph Harris (all Quakers).
23 Aug., 1738. Shd. son William die, son-in-law Samuel Robertson and dau. Mary Harris to act as exs.
Test: Richard Johns, of Angelica (Quaker), Joseph Harris. 22. 1.
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George Harris 23.537 CA £736.11.2 Nov 6 1738 Feb 5 1738
Appraisers: Benjamin Hance, Daniel Talbott.
Creditors: Benjamin Johns, Richard Johns of Angelica
Next of kin: Mary Harris, Ann Harris.
Executor: William Harris (Quaker).
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George Harris 20.319 A CA £730.11.2 £80.0.4 Jul 4 1744
Payments to: William Walker, John Games, Benjamin Johns, John Richards, Elisabeth Hutchins, Dr. John Hamilton, Dr. Richard Johns, John Parran, Daniel Dulany, Esq., Richard Tabott, Thomas Poreston Moore.
Legatees:
Executor: William Harris (Quaker).
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JOHNS, BENJAMIN, Calvert Co, 6 May, 1750; 14 Jun, 1750
To son Kensey Johns and hrs., several tracts viz: where I now live , being pt. of tract called 'Mears," containing 200 A., and 200 A. adjoining called "Angelica," and one lott in Prince Frederick Town, and lying westward of the court house.
To son Benjamin Johns, 400 A., pt. of "Angelica,' which I bought of Doctor Richard Jones, and 112 A. adjoining tract called Johns' Addition."
To son Richard Johns, 300 A. called 'Parker's Mitts,* and 75 A. called "Device,' and 200 A, called 'Darby,' and 50 A. called "Chance, which sd. several tracts be they more or less than the quantity specified.
To son afsd., tract of land in Queen Anne's Co., on the eastern shore, which I bought of Aquila Johns, called "Cool Spring and containing 400 A.
To bro. Kensey Johns and my bro.-in-law William Harris, personal estate.
To 3 sons, Kensey, Benjamin and Richard, personal estate remaining.
Sons Kensey, Benjamin and Richard, axis., but under the care
and direction of bro. Kensey Johns, and bro-in-law Wm. Harris.
Wit: John Beckett, Jno. Bond, Samuel Johns. 27. 302 - 303
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