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Charles County Circuit Court Liber C, Page 100
Court of 27 Nov 1666; John Lambert and Ellinor his wife
acknowledge the ensuing conveyance to Richard True in consideration that the said True and his wife Anne acknowledge all his right and title to a parcel of 150 acres of land at the head to Stone Creek to the said Lambert; wit. Edmund Lambert, John Boyden; conveyance to be acknowledged at the next court
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Charles County Circuit Court Liber C, Page 101
12 Nov 1666; Indenture from John Lambert to Richard True; for 150 acres of land conveys a parcel of land called NONESUCH in the woods on the west side of the main fresh of Poynton Creek; /s/ John Lambert (mark), Eleanor Lambert (mark); wit. Luke Greene, John Stone, Geo. Powell (mark); John Ashbrooke
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Charles County Circuit Court Liber D, Page 9
10 Mar 1667; Indenture from John Lambert, planter, to John Godshall, planter; a parcel of land called HOGGE QUARTER, located on the east side of the fresh of Avon River; adjoining Poynton Manor; containing 100 acres by patent to John Lambert dated 29 Jul 1664; /s/ John Lambert (mark), Eleanor Lambert (mark); wit. Owen Jones, Richard Joyod (mark)
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Charles County Circuit Court Liber D, supplement Page 74
25 Nov 1670; Deed of Gift from John Lambert to Ellen Lambert his wife; in consideration of goods given his wife by her father John Nevill; a parcel of land of 150 acres which Lambert bought of Richard True; adjoining the land where Lambert now dwells; also a parcel of 100 acres of his now dwelling plantation; plus horses and cattle; /s/ John Lambert (mark); wit. Luke Greene, John Godshall
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Charles County Circuit Court Liber E, Page 34
10 Jan 1670 Court; Deed of Gift from Ellenor Lambert, wife of John Lambert of Portobacco, to Mary Costleton, dau. of Robert Costleton, a heifer; /s/ John Lambert (mark), Ellenor Lambert (mark); wit. John Foord, George Langham; recorded by Robert Castleton
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1642 - 1672 (30 years)