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Earle, Joseph, gent., Queen Anne's Co., 11th Aug., 1740; 20th Oct., 1740.
To wife Elizabeth, extx., during life dwelling plantation, "Emorys Fortune." She to keep it in good order and not destroy timber. Also 1/3 personal estate.
To Joseph, son of Carpenter Earle, "Hazard."
To John and James, sons of bro. James, to Thomas, Richard, James, sons of sister Rachel Brat, to Peter, Joseph, Benjamin and James, sons of sister Sarah Donny, Mary Dyor, Joseph, son of Trustrum Thomas, and servant, Edward Joainds, personalty.
ft Michel, son of cous. James Earle, "Emorys Fortunes Addition," "Partnership" purchased of John Emory, Sr., "Golden Grove" and dwelling plantation at the death of Elizabeth afsd. and any other lands that testator may die in possession of. Shd. he die without hrs. lands afsd. to pass to his bro. Joseph and in event of his death without issue to pass to James Earle, son of testator bro. James.
Testator desires that John Clayland undertake the guardianship of Joseph, son of Carpenter Earle.
Test: John Coursey, Robert Proctor and Anthony LaRoge. 22. 26
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Mr. Joseph Earle 25.379 QA £990.1.2 Oct 27 1740 Feb 26 1740
Appraisers: Thomas Wilkinson, John Emory, Jr.
Creditors: Ch. Browne & Co., John Jackson.
Next of kin: John Earle, Michael Earle.
Administratrix/Executrix: Elisabeth Wilkinson (late Elisabeth Earle)
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Joseph Earle 20.452 A QA £311.3.6 Oct 23 1744
The amount of the accounts also included EB.7.4 in sterling.
Received from: Nathan Tucker.
Payments to: william Burke, James Collins, Matthew Dockery, Joseph Alexander, Thomas Kempt, Daniel Dulany, Esq., Jonathon Forward (merchant in London) paid to Darby Lux.
Legatees: Thomas Bruff, James Bruff, Richard Bruff, Peter Denny, James Denny, Joseph Denny, Benjamin Denny, James Earle, John Earle, Mary Dyer, Joseph Thomas paid to his father Trustram Thomas, Edward Jeames, Joseph Earl paid to his guardian John Clayland.
Residuary Legatee: Michael Earle.
Executrix: Elisabeth Wilkinson, wife of Christopher Wilkinson.
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Michael Earle 32C.114 I QA £182.3.7 Jul 13 1711
Appraisers: John Chaires, C. Wright.
creditors: William Harris & Samuel Harris attorneys for Benjamin Way & Co. (merchant).
List of debts (in Cecil County): William Blay, Phil. Hollegier, Matt. Vanbeber, Francis Mauldin, John Ward, George Childes, Humphry Cahoon, Peter Brett, William Douglas, John Crookshanks, Henry Slyter, Edward Veasey, James Grey, James Watkins, John Leake, Jonathon Beck.
List of debts (in Kent County); Thomas Tolly, Samuel Wallis, Francis Collins, Abraham Ambrose, William Warrell, William Foard, John Price Robert Hanna, Jos. Crouch, James Harris, William Harris, Richard Mason, Nicholas Barefoot, William Pott, Jos. Hopkins, Gideon Pearce, Benjamin Pearce, Benjamin Bond, George Browning, Thomas Wendell, Peter Marcy, Francis Meeks, Thomas Whitehead, Michael Miller, Denis Clark, Christopher Bateman, James Heath.
List of debts (in Queen Anne's County): John Arnault per M. Mason, Henry Wright, John Deardon, James Goold, John Hamer, Sr., Thomas Stevens, John Cheirs, James Kersey, William Jackson, Daniell Walker, William Collins, Richard Moor, Thomas Lewis, Trustram Thomas, Charles Lemar, Morris Lane, Christopher Birch, Richard Green, Matt. Smith, Thomas Wright, John Jones, Thomas Hynesley, John Green, Nathaniel Comegis, John Hacker, Robert Colt, Jacob Covington, Charles Carroll, Henry Ailer, Joseph Lambert, John Hamer, Jr., William Denton, Christopher Phillipson, Charles Young, Dennis Seney, Joh Collins, Nicholas Marcy, Thomas Murphey, Renatus Smith, Renatus Smith & Anthony Ivy, Robert Jones.
List of debts: Thomas Smithson, Thomas Graham, Ed. James, John Carraca, Richard Hynson, Flower Walker, Joseph Earle, Edward Griffith.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1685 - 1740 (> 55 years)