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1776 census lower William and Mary Parish, Charles County, Maryland, Taken by Jno Vincent Constable
Oakley, Robert
Oakley, John
Scroggin, John
Bateman, John
Bateman, Izreel
Bateman, John Jr.
Bateman, Thomas
Bateman, Benjamin
Doley, Thomas
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Charles County Maryland Will Book AL-12, 1801-1808, {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 127.
Simon Stubblefield, Will & Codicil, March 10, 1803; October 11, 1803
I, Simon Stubblefield of the parish of William and Mary in CC, being sick and weak of body but of sound and disposing mind, memory and understanding;
Imprimis; I will and direct that my remains shall be deposited near those of my mother.
Item: my executors to {install} railing in the graveyard where my mother is buried to enclose the ground where she, my brother and my self shall lie.
To my two half sisters, daughters of Thomas Stubblefield, Lucy and Mary Stubblefield lately so called but since as I heard Lucy Callohan, and Mary Duvall the proceeds from the sale of the whole of my stock and furniture after debts. Also the proceeds from the sale of negroes; Sarah, Matilda, Price, Jane, Adam and Elizer Craig. Should my sisters die, then to my Aunt Esther Merchant, sister of my mother.
To friend Benjamin Contee, negro Jesse, for the term of 7 years and then set free.
Executor: friend Benjamin Contee
Signed: March 10, 1803 Simon Stubblefield
Wit: Thomas Harris, William Thomas, Asa Oakley
Codicil: friend Benjamin Contee intimidated his wish for me not to accept the bequest of negro Jesse. Therefore I revoke said bequest, and devise negro Jesse to Benjamin Contee for the term of 7 years on condition that he pay the sum of 5 pounds annually toward repairing the glebe houses now belonging to the parish of William and Mary, or toward railing in the church yard, or toward building a portico, or erecting a small room in or adjoining the church to contain a stove, for the purpose of holding the church library and as a dressing room for the minister and to lodge his vestments. Provided the said negro shall live and not abscond from my trustee during the term of 7 years, after then he be free.
Executor: friend Thomas Harris (replaces Benjamin Contee)
Signed March 15, 1803 Simon Stubblefield
Wit: John Oakley, William Thomas, Asa Oakley
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1758 - Aft 1830 (> 74 years)