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- In 1790 census of Charles Co. with 1 white name under 16, 1 white female and 1 slave; not in 1800 census; children from the will of their grandfather Swann.
Samuel Hatch Swann; acct; admn. Mary Briscoe
Samuel Hatch Swann; final acct.; mentions widow and 5 children; adm. Mary Briscoe;
Source: Early Families of Souther Maryland Vol. 8 by Elise Greenup Jourdan
(CCAA - 1806.110 - 1911798)
Charles County Abstracts of the Administrative Accounts of the Prerogative Court of Maryland (10 Volumes); Vernon I. Skinner, Jr.; Family Line Publications, Westminster, MD, 1990s
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Will of SAMUEL Swann of St. Mary's Co.; written 20 Nov 1807; probate 18 Dec 1807
To children of my decd son Samuel Hatch Swann; viz. Henry Swann, Phillip Swann, Anna Swann, Catherine Dent Swann, and Margaret Compton Swann; part of Eagleton in Charles Co. (except 1/2 acre of grave yard), Negro Ben and 1/8 personal estate not otherwise bequeathed
To my son Thomas Mercer Swann; all my land in St. Mary's Co. being part of 5 tracts Quaintan, Swarm's Forest, Swarm's Venture, Hopewell and Thom's Venture]; provided he pay $600 to children of my decd son Edward Burch Swann, money to be divided between them at legal age
To John Samuel Swann, Elhannah Swann, Elie Dent Swann, I slave each
To son John Swann, slaves, horse, furniture (under care of his brother Thomas Mercer Swann)
To daus. Anne Garner, Margaret Walter, Elizabeth Barber
To granddau. Lydia Dyson Swann, her bro. John Dyson Swann, her sister Anna Maddox
To granddau. Catherine Dent Swann (alias) Reynolds, d/o deed son Philip Swann
Wit: Gustavius Cartwright, Robert Barber, Benjamin Wood (SM Wills, )J#3.164)
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1770 - 1798 (> 28 years)