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Bowles Tyer 29.60 I CH £84.0.0 Jun 28 1708 Jan 14 1708
Appraisers: Henry Hardy, Ed. Howard,
Administratrix: Jane Jones (relict), now wife of Charles Jones.
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Bowles Tyer 28.102 A CH £171.l.8 £27.3.4 Mar 26 1708/9
Received from: Francis Goodrick, William Goody.
Payments to: Capt. William Harbert, Dr. Joseph Venour, James Williams, Mr. Henry Netherton, John Sanders due to Jonathon Mathews, Abednegoe Jackinson, Christopher Shatwell, Maj. Story, William Goody, Abell Wakefield, John Givin.
Administratrix: Jane Jones, wife of Charles Jones.
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Bowles Tyer 29.252 A CH £176.5.10 £66.6.0 Jun 7 1709
A second inventory was cited in the amount of £84.0.0.
Payments to: Joseph Maning, Cornelius White, William Thompson, Thomas Orrell, Mr. Philip Lynes, Thomas Bordley.
Administrator: Charles Jones (de bonis non).
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Bowles Tyler 35A.71 A CH £45.3.10 Feb13 1713
Payments to: John Beale, William Bladen, Esq., Benjamin Tucker.
Administrator (de bonis non): Charles Jones.
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Young, Eliza :, Charles Co.., 7th Oct., 1695 ; 21st Jan., 1695-6.
To Robert Yates, Boules and James Tyre, and goddau. Ellinor Boreman, dau. of Maj. Wm. Boarman, William Hunter, and Sr. Hall, personalty.
Richard Hobbart, residuary legatee.
Ex.: Wm. Boarman, Jr.
Test: Benj. Hall, Jim. Smith. 7. 142.
By codicil dated Oct. 19th, 1695, testatrix bequeaths 60 A., ‘Bullen," in Chas. Co_ to grandson Boules, son of James Tyre, and hrs. 7. 145.
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Elisabeth Young 14.149 A CH £10.3.0 May 19 1697
The amount of the inventory also included #8800,
Payments to: Robert Yates.
Legatees: Robert Yates, Mr. Bowles paid to Robert Yates, James Tyer paid to Robert Yates.
Executor: William Boarman, Jr.
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Elisabeth Young 19.113 A CH £10.2.6 £46.16,6 Jun 1699
Legatees: Mrs Robert Yates, Mr. Hunter & Mr. Hall, Mr. Richard Hubbard, James Tiers, Bowles Tyers,
Executor; William Boreman.
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Elisabeth Young 19.156 A CH £10.2.6 Jun 1699
Legatees: Mrs Robert Yates, Mr. Hunter & Mr. Hall, Mr. Richard Hubbard, James Tyers & Bowles Tyers.
Executor: William Boreman.
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Elisabeth Young 19-1/2B.20 A CA £10,2,0 £49.0.0 Apr 19 1700
The amount of the inventory also included #8806.
Payments to: Mr, Thomas Hussey.
Legatees: Boules Tire [Bowles Tyer], James Tire [Tyer], Mr. Richard Hubbart, Robert Yates, William
Hunter, Richard Hubbart.
Executor: William Boreman.
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5 Aug 1704; Indenture from James Tyer, planter, and Margaret his wife to Robert Yates, Gent.; for 5,000* tobacco Heard 's Mountain of 150 acres, land which on 2 Jan 1682 John Ward and Susannah his wife conveyed to James Tyer; 26 Jul 1686 by his will James Tyer conveyed 150 acres to his sons James Tyer and John Tyer; James survived his brother and became sole owner. James and Margerett Tyer also conveyed 50 acres of tract called
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Contributed by: James Hughes
URL: http://www.mdarchives.state.md.us/megafile/msa/speccol/sc2900/sc2908/00000 1/000064/html/am64--34.html
URL title: Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, October 1773 to April 1774 Volume 64, Page 34
Note:
34 Assembly Proceedings, October 13-28, 1773.
Fates and Proceedings of the Lower House, printed by A. C. Green Oct. 25
p. 40
By the COMMITTEE appointed to examine into the Facts set forth in Edward Smoot's Petition.
YOUR Committee in Obedience to the Direction of the honourable House have examined into the Facts set forth in the abovesaid Petition, and do find, that Boles (Bowles) Tyer Balthrop, in the Year One Thousand Seven Hundred and Sixty-seven, passed his Bond to Thomas Browning, for the Conveyance of Five Hundred Acres of Land, called Boleston, lying on the North Side of Chester River, in Kent County, for the Consideration of Six Hundred and Seventy- five Pounds, payable in Silver Dollars, at Seven Shillings and Six-pence per Dollar, or Spanish Pistoles at Twenty-seven Shillings each; which Sum was to be paid as well as all the Expences that might accrue on docking the Intail of said Land by Browning, before the Conveyance was executed by Balthrop. That in Consequence thereof the Intail was docked, but no Conveyance ever made, either by Balthrop in his Lifetime, or since by his Executor and Executrix; but it does not appear by Balthrop's Will, (as stated in said Petition) that he directed the said Land to be conveyed to Browning, but that it was to be sold at publick Vendue for the Benefit of his Creditors, and his Brother John Balthrop.
And it further appears to your Committee, that a Sale of Two Hundred Acres of Land, Part of the abovesaid Tract was made for Two Hundred and Seventy Pounds Current Money, and the Conveyance jointly executed by Balthrop and Browning, to a certain Joseph Redgrave, on the Fourteenth Day of January, Seventeen Hundred and Sixty-nine, and the abovesaid Sum of Two Hundred and Seventy Pounds hath been received by Balthrop, in Part of the original Sum of Six Hundred and Seventy-five Pounds. All which is humbly submitted to the Consideration of the Honourable House. Signed by Order J. COURTS JONES, Cl. Com.
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Piccawaxen or Wm&Mary: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 288-1: MAINWARING OR BOWLES CHANCE: 500 acres; Possession of - 500 Acres - Jones, Charles: Surveyed 25 Aug 1649 for Geo. Manners near Cedar point this land was invested in Rob Douglass who dyed without heir and the same being escheated was the 21 Oct 1673 Resurveyed and granted John Bowles: Other Tracts Mentioned: BOWLES PURCHASE; Conveyance notes - Charles Jones by his marrying Bowles Tyers Widow., Resurveyed into BOWLES PURCHASE, 22 August 1726 folio 416.
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland Hundred - Piccawaxen or Wm&Mary: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 300-86: BULLEN: 60 acres; Possession of - 60 Acres - Jones, Charles: Surveyed 5 Aug 1668 for Nicolas Young: Other notes - Charles Jones for the orphan of Bowles Tyer, 43 Acres - George Thomas from Francis Baltoup & Ann, 2 July 1739.,
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland Hundred - Chicamuxen: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 356-31: LUMBAR STREET: 100 acres; Possession of - 100 Acres - Jones, Charles: Surveyed 3 July 1673 for Mathew Herman at a bound Red Oak on a plain on the South side of Mattawoman creek: Conveyance notes - Charles Jones for the orphans of Bowles Tyer, 100 Acres - Samuel Love from Samuel Tennison 2 May 1726,100 Acres - William Warder from Samuel Chunn 12 Aug 1735, 100 Acres - William Warder from Samuel Love 1 Jan 1737.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1680 - 1708 (> 28 years)