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Name: Duane Boggs
Email: duaneaboggs@live.com
I am working on a THEORY that this Charity might have married Joseph Flint about 1737. Joseph Flint was reportedly an associate of Thomas Cresap, husband of Hannah Johnson, at the time of "Cresap's War" (PA-MD border dispute in the 1730s). Joseph Flint and Thomas Cresap both moved to Western Maryland ("Oldtown"). Joseph Flint, in his 1784 Will, left property to a Michael Cresap, who I believe was born about 1775, son of Michael Cresap and thus grandson of Hannah (Johnson) Cresap. Thus, Joseph Flint would have been leaving property to his wife's great-nephew????
Just a THEORY for now.
Charity Johnson, sister of Hannah (Johnson) Cresap, was tried in November 1730 for bearing a bastard child, and I suspect this MIGHT have been Ann. So while Ann might have been Charity (Johnson) Flint's daughter, my current working theory is that she was only a step-daughter of Joseph Flint (and thus Joseph did not leave her anything in his will, probated in 1784)
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Johnson, Daniel, planter, Baltimore Co., 12th Sept., 1715 ; 30th Jan., 1715.
To wife Frances, extx., personalty, some of which was purchased of Wm. Cook, and dwelling plantation during life.
Should unborn child be a boy, he to enjoy same at her decease in fee simple.
To Jno. Low and hrs., water mill on n. side Susquehanna R., and personalty.
Residue of estate, real and personal, equally divided among all child. and wife of testator, excepting wife of no Low, who is to have no part.
Extx. is empowered to dispose of tract "Rycraffs Choyce for benefit of estate. Should wife not be contented with her legacy and child 's portion and claim her thirds, sd. legacy to be divided with other estate, as law directs;
wife of John Low to have no share in same.
Test: Mary BelIshair, Thos. Russell. 14. 212.
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Danniell Johnson 15.203 A BA £43.17.7 Oct 23 1736
Payments to: Daniell Dulany, Esq., accountant (1/3).
Payments to (daughters, their portions): wife (unnamed) of Edward Evans, wife (unnamed) of Richard Touchstone, Charity Johnson, wife (unnamed) of Robert Cannon, wife (unnamed) of William Cannon, wife (unnamed) of Thomas Cresap.
Executrix: Frances Foy.
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1790 - Charity Flint is in the 1790 Census of Washington Co., Md., as follows: 1-0-3-0-5.
1800 - Widow Flint is in the 1800 Census of Washington Co., Md., as follows: 00000-00002-05.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1716 - Aft 1800 (~ 86 years)