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Charles County Maryland Administration Accounts, 1791-1798, {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 296.
Adam Clinkscales - Final A/C; £153.9.8 £180.5.1/4 Jan 12 1796
Sureties: John Nellson, Thomas Milstead
Received from: Robert Perry, Joseph Maddox, Samuel Milstead
Payments to: Saml Clinkscales, Joseph Gray, Walter Winter, Doctor Brown, Matthew Blair, Zephaniah Franklin, Robert Fergusson, Yates & Tydings
Representatives: widow and 7 children; John, William, Samuel, Catherine, Violetta, Mary, Elizabeth Ann.
Balance Accountable: £136.6.11-1/4
Distribution: widow 1/3, residue to 7 children equally (14.6.9-3/4 each)
Mentions: advances {to} Catharine, William and John in the lifetime of the dec'd {adjusted as follows}
William Clinkscales (less 1 bed & furniture, 1 iron pot & pewter bason) 11.3.9-3/4
John Clinkscales (less 1 bed & furniture, 1 iron pot & pewter bason) 11.18.9-3/4
Catharine Dyalls (less 1 bed & furniture, 1 dish, 2 plates, 1 chest) 10.8.3/4
Administratrix: Ann Clinkscales
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William Robinson 21.49 A CH £68.17.8 £30.14.2 Dec 3 1744
Sureties: John Barker, Jr., William Warder, John Blancket.
Payments to: Dr. Gustavus Brown, Hugh Keley, John Pigeonboy, Mary Dempsey, Mr. John Cunningham, Mr. William Eilbeck, Walter Hanson.
Representatives: widow (unnamed), children: Elisabeth, Francis, Ann Robison.
Administratrix: Mary Robinson (also Mary Robison)
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Mary Provin 94.51 CH £18.10,10 Aug 18 1767
Appraisers: William Nelson, Sr John Sanders.
Creditors: John Sanders, John Blanset.
Next of kin: Elisabeth Franklin, Anne Elmer.
Mentions: John Nancy,
Administrator: Francis Robeson.
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Charles County Maryland Will Book AF-11, 1791-1801, {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 342.
Edward Milstead Sr., Feb. 2, 1771; May 15, 1796
I, Edward Milstead of CC being weak in body but of sound and perfect mind and memory
To grandson Samuel Milstead, 80 acres of land, part of a tract of land Two Loving Brothers to be laid out by a line drawn parallel to the giving line of the said tract of land.
To son Matthew Milstead, the remaining part of the tract of land Two Loving Brothers that is now in my possession; also one square table, 5 wooden chairs and one feather bed and furniture thereunto belonging, now in his possession.
To James Mordock, son of James and Mary Mordock, one feather bed.
To Catharine Clinkscales, one chest.
To daughter Elizabeth Franklin, one English shilling.
To daughter Frances Hudson, one English shilling.
To daughter Jain [sic; Jane?] Coe, one English shilling.
To daughter Anne Clinkscales, one English shilling.
Executor: son Edward Milstead
Signed: Feb. 2, 1771 Edward (makes his mark, an "E" turned down onto its prongs) Milstead
Wit: Elizabeth Milstead, Thomas Delozier, John Elgin.
The will of Edward Milstead, Sr. was offered for probate on May 15, 1796 by Matthew Milstead {son of Edward Jr. who is dec'd and was named executor} On May 16, 1796 came two of the subscribing witnesses, Thomas Delozier and Elizabeth Delozier (formerly Elizabeth Milstead), and proved the will. {Elizabeth Milstead could be the widow of Edward Milstead Jr. or Edward Jr's daughter or another Milstead}
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1732 - Aft 1796 (~ 65 years)