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- PAGE, DANIEL, Prince George's Co. 19 Jun, 1762 28 Feb, 1768
Wife :Mary,
Children: Daniel Page, George Page, Anthony Drane Page, Elizabeth Morris, Lucy Hodgkin, Mary Boone, Susannah Lanham, Rachel Hodgkin and Mildred Berry.
Ex: Son Daniel Page.
Wit: Samuel Roundell, Thomas Contee, Fillder Bowie,
3 Dec, 1768: Widow's election. 36.359
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George Page 102.23 Page £299.1.4 Aug 23 1769
Appraisers: Allen Bowie, Hilliary Lyles.
Creditors: Lancelot Lee for Christopher Richmond, Thomas Contee attorney in fact
for Mr. William Molleson.
Next of kin: Rachel Hodgkin, Lucy Hodgkin.
Administrator: Daniel Page.
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1759-1763 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber RR [Abstract by Mike Marshall]; Page 194. At the request of Judson Coolidge the following Deed was recorded March 24, 1762
Indenture made February 8, 1762; Thomas Hodgkin, joiner in consideration of 60 pounds of good lawful money of Great Britain paid by Judson Coolidge, merchant has sold part of "Essex Lodge" containing 60 acres and lying on Mattapony Branch near the main road. Signed Thomas Hodgkin in the presence of Sarah Johnson, John Hepburn and acknowledged before John Hepburn and at the same time Lucy Hodgkin wife of Thomas Hodgkin relinquished her right of dower
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1767-1769 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber BB 2 [Abstract by Mike Marshall]; Page 358. At the request of Elizabeth Page the following Deed of Gift was recorded February 11, 1769
I Mary Page in consideration of the natural love and affection and paternal love which I have and do bear unto five of my children hereafter named and for those amended to be named in this present deed of gift have already had and received their full part or portion and for diverse other good causes and considerations me thereunto moving has given granted and confirmed after my deceased by these presents unto my beloved five daughters, Elizabeth Page, Mary Page, Lucy Page, Susanna Page and Rachel Page all my whole personal estate equally divided, to wit, Negroes Linn, Basil, Tony and Harry; 1 feather bed, bolster, pillow, two pair of sheets, one pair of blankets, one rug and one cotton counterpane, bedstead and cord, 1 warming bedpan. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this February 8, 1769, Mary Page in the presence of Daniel Page, Anthony Page and acknowledged before John Cooke, John Harrison
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1729 - 1779 (49 years)