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- pg 265; married Eliz Fendal Fry Ford feb 9, 1790; Piscataway or St. John's Parish now called Prince George's - (1689-1878) Index to register by Louise Joyner Hienton===
Chancery Court
1799/11/27
1847: Josias Beall Ford, John Marshall, Elizabeth Marshall, George N. Ford, and Allenson H. Ford vs. John Davidson, Benjamin Ford, Alason Ford, Penelope Ford, Edward Ford, Anne Ford, Joseph Ford, and John Ford. AA. Estate of Charles A. Ford - Hampton Court. Recorded (Chancery Record) 81, Page 206.
Accession No.: 17,898-1847-1/4 MSA S512-3- 1914 Location: 1/36/2/
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FORD, ALLANSON, Prince George'S Co. 8 Jan. 1774; 25 Jane 1775
To wife Hephzicah Ford, extx., use of Negro man James, Negro woman Nanny, Negro woman Jane and Negro woman Nan, during widowhood or life then equally to sons, Charles Allanson Ford, Edward Ford, Josias Beall Ford and dau. Elizabeth Fendall Fry Ford, also to wife Negro boy Stephen and Negro girl Nell, and at. her death or marriage to sons Benjamin and John Beall Ford, equally, also to wife during life or widowhood tract near Mattawoman, Run deeded to me by Kenhelm Truman Stoddart and Letty his wife, 150 acres, at her death to son John Beall Ford and remainder at her death or marriage equally among all my children including the one my wife is pregnant with.
To son Benjamin Ford, ex,, money due on Bond from John Holmee £100.l0.9 and Negro boy Stephen.
To son Charles Allanson Ford, Negro boy John.
To son Edward Ford, Negro Monnica.
To son Josias Beall Ford, Negro girl Henny.
To son George Noble Ford, Negro girl Rachel.
To dau. Elizabeth Fendall Fry Ford, Negro boy Will and Negro girl Terry.
To child my wife is pregnant with, Negro girl Sale
To Miss Charity Fendall Noble, £50 out of Bond made to me by my brother Charles Allanson Ford and balance to pay all debts.
Wit: Thos. Marshall; Millesant Allford; Thos. Ha'n. (Hanson) Marshall. Benjamin Ford refuses to act as Executor on above will.
Vidi: widows renunciation recorded on folio 618. Hephzicah Ford renounces will in regard to personal estate. 40.618
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Charles County Maryland Will Book AL-12, 1801-1808, {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 281.
Allison Hephzibah Ford, Will, March 13, 1798; August 6, 1805
I, Allison Hephzibah Ford of CC, being of sound disposing mind and memory;
To brother Josias Beall Ford 25 dollars to buy him a watch.
To sister Elizabeth Fendall Fry Marshall (wife of John Marshall), one gold ring of the value of 40 shillings, one gold locket of the same value, and one copper shelled of the value of 8 dollars.
To brother George Noble Ford, all property both real and personal.
Executor: his brother George Noble Ford
Signed: March 13, 1798 Allison H. Ford
Wit: Robert A. Beall, Benjamin B. Beall
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1823-1827 Prince George's County MD Will Book
Folio 362 JOSIAS B. FORD 05/10/1824 07/26/1824
"being in a weak and low State of health ..."
Bequeaths to:
1. Susannah Fitzhugh Fendall
-to have Negro girl "Mary Anna" and to have Negro woman "Hariet" andher future children except for the 1st born
2. Mary Truman Fendall--sister-in-1aw (wife's sister)
-to have the sum of $20.00 annually for her natural life
-to have the sum of $125.00 out of reparations for Negroes taken by the British during the war
3. Mary Fendall
Eliza Fendall {daughters of Benjamin F. Fendall
-at the death of testator's sister-in-law the annual sum of $20.00 to be divided between them
4. John Marshall--son of John and Elizabeth Marshall
-to have Negro boy "George"
5. Josias B. Ford --son of George Noble Ford, deceased
-to have 1 male unbaptized child, son of "Hariet" born April 1822
6. William Marshall --nephew
-to have all the testator's wearing apparel and also to have the testator's saddle and bridle and book case
7. Benjamin T. Fendall
-named executor of the will and instructed that all the stock of horses, hogs and cattle be sold for the payment of the testator's debts and the residue of the money from the sale to be divided among the testator's nephews and nieces and also the nephews and niece of the testator's late wife Sabina T. Ford in such a manner as that Josias B. Ford, son of George B. Ford shall have double the amount of the others
-it is understood by the Treaty of Ghent between Great Britain and America that compensation is to be made for Negroes taken off by the British during the late war, the testator's desire is that in case any such
reparation should be made for 2 Negroes one named "Peter" and the other named "Fidella" and the amount to be disposed of in the following manner
-as much as will pay for a head and foot stone to the testator's wife's grave -to have Negro man "Cornelius" and Negro man "Emanuel" and out of the money from the reparations of the lost Negroes "Emanuel" to have the annual sum of$10.00 during his natural life as long as he behaves himself
8. Eliza Sabina Marshall
-to have the 1st born child of Negro woman "Harriet" to be delivered to her by Susannah Fitzhugh Fendall when the child arrives at age 3
9. Dr. Thomas Marshall
-to have a sorrel mare colt out of a mare formerly belonging to the testator by "Vanguard"
Witnesses: Thomas H. Marshall
Thomas D. Clagett
Then came: the two above named subscribers to the will
Note: the testator signed the will in his own hand
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