Anyone know anything who McBride was ? tHE NAMESAKE OF MCBRIDE'S RUN,s Nicholas Co,Ky A Bible records shows James Sandusky, owner of a fort on s side,Hinkson, had a brother-in-law,Daniel Brown, b 1760. Tradution says said Daniel Brown was killed at Upper Blue Licks, by many bullitts. 'Ky Gazette ' ads show a Daniel Brown mentioned with a McBride. Daniel Brown spent some [?] part of his youth near Moorefield,on S Branch,Potomac,now Hardy Co,WV. . ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

One thing I forgot to add. was, Jeremiah Weldon Lewis South Morgan Cornett Harrison Covey was Nixon's son, again from his diary, B: Dec. 5,1844, D: 9 Jan.1918, M: 12 Sept.1872, to Fannie Ballard, B: in Estill Co.,Ky. He was B: In Morgan, Ky., both are bur. in Chestnut Stand Mt. in Irvine, Estill Co.,Ky. I have his picture, a handsome guy he was. Jan. Jean Dalrymple wrote: > > Thanks for the information, I am forwarding it on to the lists... J. <>< > > -----Original Message----- > > Subject: (no subject) > > Hi, Jean. I'm not related and don't know anything, except Nixon Covey is in > the 1850 Breathitt KY census and his wife Susannah, is 40, born in KY. (he's > 59, a clergyman C.C., born in Maryland) > Wm. L. D., 17 is a farmer, > Josephine is 9 > Jeremi W. L. M. O. (a son) is 5 > Danl. B. F. is 1 > and someone named Margaret Wells, age 18, is living with them. She was b in > Ky., but it doesn't mention any other birth places for the kids. Is this a > daughter of Susannah from a previous marriage? This Susannah surely wasn't > his 1st wife... she's too young for him. There are other Wells... a guy > named Anderson age 19, who is a coalminer, living with a bunch of guys, born > in VA, and John Wells, Jr. It did say he was 20 or 21, but a 3 is over the > 2. He's a millwright, b in KY., with wife, Sarah 21, and dau Mary age 1. > AND, on down the census, there is a Harmon Barnett, 24, married to > Eleanor, 20, and their 1st son, age 3, is Nixon! This just has to be his > daughter who named her son after her father. She's born VA or KY > In 1830 he (Nixon Covey) was in Montgomery Co., KY (Jeffersonville twp) > In 1840 he was in Morgan Co., KY > Are you in correspondence with a Janet L. Robison jrobison2@aol.com > She seems to have quite a bit on Nixon Covey at this site... > http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/r/o/b/Janet-L-Robison/index.html > > Good luck. > Joanne

http://www.familytreemaker.com/cgi-bin/iff This page should keep you busy for an hour or two.. Jeannie <><

The Nixon who is 3, is Nixon Silvester Greenville Barnett, grandson of Nixon's, he was B:Oct.9,1846 and departed this life,Sept.2,1865, again, Nixon Coveys diary, Jan. Jean Dalrymple wrote: > > Thanks for the information, I am forwarding it on to the lists... J. <>< > > -----Original Message----- > > Subject: (no subject) > > Hi, Jean. I'm not related and don't know anything, except Nixon Covey is in > the 1850 Breathitt KY census and his wife Susannah, is 40, born in KY. (he's > 59, a clergyman C.C., born in Maryland) > Wm. L. D., 17 is a farmer, > Josephine is 9 > Jeremi W. L. M. O. (a son) is 5 > Danl. B. F. is 1 > and someone named Margaret Wells, age 18, is living with them. She was b in > Ky., but it doesn't mention any other birth places for the kids. Is this a > daughter of Susannah from a previous marriage? This Susannah surely wasn't > his 1st wife... she's too young for him. There are other Wells... a guy > named Anderson age 19, who is a coalminer, living with a bunch of guys, born > in VA, and John Wells, Jr. It did say he was 20 or 21, but a 3 is over the > 2. He's a millwright, b in KY., with wife, Sarah 21, and dau Mary age 1. > AND, on down the census, there is a Harmon Barnett, 24, married to > Eleanor, 20, and their 1st son, age 3, is Nixon! This just has to be his > daughter who named her son after her father. She's born VA or KY > In 1830 he (Nixon Covey) was in Montgomery Co., KY (Jeffersonville twp) > In 1840 he was in Morgan Co., KY > Are you in correspondence with a Janet L. Robison jrobison2@aol.com > She seems to have quite a bit on Nixon Covey at this site... > http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/r/o/b/Janet-L-Robison/index.html > > Good luck. > Joanne

Cant find Nixon on Robison pg. I may have over looked it, Jan. Jean Dalrymple wrote: > > Thanks for the information, I am forwarding it on to the lists... J. <>< > > -----Original Message----- > > Subject: (no subject) > > Hi, Jean. I'm not related and don't know anything, except Nixon Covey is in > the 1850 Breathitt KY census and his wife Susannah, is 40, born in KY. (he's > 59, a clergyman C.C., born in Maryland) > Wm. L. D., 17 is a farmer, > Josephine is 9 > Jeremi W. L. M. O. (a son) is 5 > Danl. B. F. is 1 > and someone named Margaret Wells, age 18, is living with them. She was b in > Ky., but it doesn't mention any other birth places for the kids. Is this a > daughter of Susannah from a previous marriage? This Susannah surely wasn't > his 1st wife... she's too young for him. There are other Wells... a guy > named Anderson age 19, who is a coalminer, living with a bunch of guys, born > in VA, and John Wells, Jr. It did say he was 20 or 21, but a 3 is over the > 2. He's a millwright, b in KY., with wife, Sarah 21, and dau Mary age 1. > AND, on down the census, there is a Harmon Barnett, 24, married to > Eleanor, 20, and their 1st son, age 3, is Nixon! This just has to be his > daughter who named her son after her father. She's born VA or KY > In 1830 he (Nixon Covey) was in Montgomery Co., KY (Jeffersonville twp) > In 1840 he was in Morgan Co., KY > Are you in correspondence with a Janet L. Robison jrobison2@aol.com > She seems to have quite a bit on Nixon Covey at this site... > http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/r/o/b/Janet-L-Robison/index.html > > Good luck. > Joanne

Hello,I am Jan. and Nixon Covey is ,was my 2nd. gr grandfather, he was B: Mar. 1, 1791, he says in his diary and she was B: Feb, 22, 1811, which makes him twenty years older, really not that much, but as a fam., we have pondered on the subject, The Margaret Wells, I will have to ask my 1st. cousin as she has done an extesive research on our 2nd. gr grandfather , and she might have done research on her since she knew that she Margaret Wells lived with them, He and Susan was M: May 28,1828, and she was B: what 1832? In the census, the William L.D., Nixon diary says,William Leonider Lyciurgus Covey B: Dec.the 15 1832 and departed this life July the 28th.1859, we can see how one can be missed led, because names and dates are somehow wrongly submitted. I dont think as Margaret being the rel. or it would have been put in his diary as such, Thank you, Jan. Jean Dalrymple wrote: > > Thanks for the information, I am forwarding it on to the lists... J. <>< > > -----Original Message----- > > Subject: (no subject) > > Hi, Jean. I'm not related and don't know anything, except Nixon Covey is in > the 1850 Breathitt KY census and his wife Susannah, is 40, born in KY. (he's > 59, a clergyman C.C., born in Maryland) > Wm. L. D., 17 is a farmer, > Josephine is 9 > Jeremi W. L. M. O. (a son) is 5 > Danl. B. F. is 1 > and someone named Margaret Wells, age 18, is living with them. She was b in > Ky., but it doesn't mention any other birth places for the kids. Is this a > daughter of Susannah from a previous marriage? This Susannah surely wasn't > his 1st wife... she's too young for him. There are other Wells... a guy > named Anderson age 19, who is a coalminer, living with a bunch of guys, born > in VA, and John Wells, Jr. It did say he was 20 or 21, but a 3 is over the > 2. He's a millwright, b in KY., with wife, Sarah 21, and dau Mary age 1. > AND, on down the census, there is a Harmon Barnett, 24, married to > Eleanor, 20, and their 1st son, age 3, is Nixon! This just has to be his > daughter who named her son after her father. She's born VA or KY > In 1830 he (Nixon Covey) was in Montgomery Co., KY (Jeffersonville twp) > In 1840 he was in Morgan Co., KY > Are you in correspondence with a Janet L. Robison jrobison2@aol.com > She seems to have quite a bit on Nixon Covey at this site... > http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/r/o/b/Janet-L-Robison/index.html > > Good luck. > Joanne

Hello Nicholas County researchers, I'm still looking for my ADAMS family members. My gr gr grandfather Thomas ADAMS was marr. twice. I'm seeking info for both Thomas & wife Dolly/? or maybe other name/ HOWELL. Thomas was born 1807 in Nicholas Cty. the son of Thomas ADAMS & Catherine WATSON. I'm interested in any data regarding Dolly. Need marr. date & location. Children they had: 1. John Wm. ADAMS born abt. 1830 Nicholas Cty. marr. Rachel ROGERS. 2. Thomas ADAMS need B & D dates marr Anna Eliz. BROOKS 3. James ADAMS b. 1/6/1835 Nicholas Cty. marr. Elizabeth ADAMS 11/24/1858. Need marr. location & parents for Eliz. It seems Dolly died soon after James was born because Thomas marr. second to Lucinda MANNING 1836 maybe in Bath Cty. Ky. Believe Lucinda was born 1804 in Franklin Cty. Va. It seems Thomas & Lucinda had 5 children. Would like to hear from anyone having data for Lucinda. Believe her father was Henry MANNING. Maybe Lucinda had a sister named Catherine MANNING who marr. William Watson ADAMS 3/5/1833 in Nicholas Cty. Thomas & William Watson ADAMS were brothers. Thanks in advance for your help in my search. Ed Jones New Palestine, In.

Virginia, I don't know, but it seems probable that the lines below are related, if not one and the same at some point. The Forrest Frank Bronaugh I have in my files was born in Lexington 9 September 1896, and died there 1 March 1976. He was a son of Benjamin Franklin Bronaugh and Minnie Lee Hughes. Forrest married Leona Armstrong, daughter of John Rankin Armstrong and Emma Edwina Lee Hall. Forrest and Leona had one child that I know of; Jo Lee Bronaugh. I think Jo Lee was married twice, to a Norris Curry & to a Riddle. At 09:33 PM 2/7/00 -0600, you wrote: >Dear Chuck - Thanks for the input re Burnaugh/Burnaw - I notice that your >line >connects to a Bronnaugh - were they in Nicholasville? I've asked >Genealogists >thru the years and some of them think these all may have been the same >family >way back - would like to hear what you think >Thanks >Virginia Burnau Callaway >-----Original Message----- >From: charles r. carter <cartercr@rma.edu> >To: KYNICHOL-L@rootsweb.com <KYNICHOL-L@rootsweb.com> >Date: Monday, November 29, 1999 10:33 AM >Subject: Re: [KYNICHOL] Roll call - Burnaugh/McCausland/Gorham > > >>Virginia, >> >>There are still BURNAWs in Nicholas Co. Fred, a schoolmate of mine in the >>50s lives in Carlisle. He is the son of J. Berry Burnaw, the Nicholas >>county clerk for many years. >> >>My Nicholas Co. RANKIN/ARMSTRONG ancestors were connected to Forrest Frank >>BRONAUGH of Lexington, KY by marraige. >> >>I realize this info is off the wall, but hope it will be of some >assistance. >> >>Chuck Carter >> >> >>At 06:28 PM 11/28/99 -0600, you wrote: >>>Hello List - >>>Hope someone has one of the above surnames they are researching - The >>>Burnaugh's >>>were in Nicholas and Bourbon Counties as early as l794. >>>Thanks and Happy Holidays. >>> >>>Virginia Callaway Burnau >> >> >> >>==== KYNICHOL Mailing List ==== >>To UNSUBSCRIBE send a new e-mail to KYNICHOL-L-request@rootsweb.com or >KYNICHOL-D-request@rootsweb.com with nothing in the body of the e-mail >except the word unsubscribe. >> >> > >

Thanks for the information, I am forwarding it on to the lists... J. <>< -----Original Message----- Subject: (no subject) Hi, Jean. I'm not related and don't know anything, except Nixon Covey is in the 1850 Breathitt KY census and his wife Susannah, is 40, born in KY. (he's 59, a clergyman C.C., born in Maryland) Wm. L. D., 17 is a farmer, Josephine is 9 Jeremi W. L. M. O. (a son) is 5 Danl. B. F. is 1 and someone named Margaret Wells, age 18, is living with them. She was b in Ky., but it doesn't mention any other birth places for the kids. Is this a daughter of Susannah from a previous marriage? This Susannah surely wasn't his 1st wife... she's too young for him. There are other Wells... a guy named Anderson age 19, who is a coalminer, living with a bunch of guys, born in VA, and John Wells, Jr. It did say he was 20 or 21, but a 3 is over the 2. He's a millwright, b in KY., with wife, Sarah 21, and dau Mary age 1. AND, on down the census, there is a Harmon Barnett, 24, married to Eleanor, 20, and their 1st son, age 3, is Nixon! This just has to be his daughter who named her son after her father. She's born VA or KY In 1830 he (Nixon Covey) was in Montgomery Co., KY (Jeffersonville twp) In 1840 he was in Morgan Co., KY Are you in correspondence with a Janet L. Robison jrobison2@aol.com She seems to have quite a bit on Nixon Covey at this site... http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/r/o/b/Janet-L-Robison/index.html Good luck. Joanne

This was submitted to Ky Footsteps...... please do NOT respond to KYF, as it is NOT allowed.... It is for extractions ONLY!........... Jeannie <>< Subject: [KYF] Bio for John SEXTON, including Mary (STATON) SEXTON of Kentucky plus SMITH Counties of Morgan, Monroe and Brown, Indiana. Historical and Biographical. Charles Blanchard, Editor. Chicago: F. A. Battey & Co., Publishers, 1884. Monroe County Biographical Sketches, Salt Creek Township, p. 673 Bio for John SEXTON, including STATON, SMITH John SEXTON, farmer, is a native of Greene County, Ind., was born December 28, 1835, and is a son of James and Mary (STATON) SEXTON, the former a native of Alabama, the latter of Kentucky. James SEXTON was reared and attended school in Tennessee, whither he had gone at an early age, and when about twenty-one years of age removed to Kentucky, remained ten years; afterward came to Greene County, this State, and finally to this township, where he finished his earthly course in October, 1874. Mrs. SEXTON is yet living at the age of eighty-four. She is, as Mr. SEXTON was, a member of the Separate Baptist Church. John SEXTON received but slight education, having been depended upon to assist the family in the work of the farm during his boyhood. He remained at home, therefore, until he was twenty-six years of age, about which period, September 19, 1861, he married Margaret J. SMITH, a native of this county, a union which has been favored with two sons and one daughter. Sixteen years ago, Mr. SEXTON purchased the farm where he now resides, and has become one of the representative men of the township. He is a Democrat in politics, and he and lady are worthy members of the Christian Church. Data Entry Volunteer - Linda Jenkins Wensel ==== KY-FOOTSTEPS Mailing List ==== Remember... no queries allowed on this list. KyGenWeb: http://www.rootsweb.com/~kygenweb/ ============================== Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi

Leon mentioned a Greenberry Covey,of Ky Ancestry.com - Individual Database Search ResultsMember Login | Guest Search > Record Type > Kentucky Death Index 1911-1996 > Search ResultsFebruary 15, 2000 Search Terms: GREENBERRY (73), COVEY (105) Database: Kentucky Death Index 1911-1996 NameDeathCounty of DeathCounty of ResidenceAge at DeathVolumeCertificate Greenberry Covey 15 Oct 1950 Estill ESTILL 76 Years 5019979 Copyright 1998-2000, MyFamily.com Inc. and its subsidiaries. Terms & Conditions | Privacy Statement | Y2K| Contact Us Ancestry.com - 1790-1870 Maryland Census IndexMember Login | Guest Registry | Why Join? Search > Record Type > 1790-1870 Maryland Census Index > Search ResultsFebruary 15, 2000 This is an earlier Greenberry Covey that the Greenberry Covey that died in Estill Co,Ky Search Terms: COVEY (88), GREENBERRY (127) Database: 1790-1870 Maryland Census Index YearSurnameGiven Name (s)CountyStatePageTownship or Other InfoRecord TypeDatabaseID# 1840 COVEY GREENBERRY Dorchester County MD 0198th DivisionFederal Population ScheduleMD 1840 Federal Census IndexMDS4a600513 Copyright 1998-2000, MyFamily.com Inc. and its subsidiaries. Terms & Conditions | Privacy Statement | Y2K| Contact Us ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Thank you for a lesson on the pc. will be most helpful. Jan. Jean Dalrymple wrote: > > If when you visit these sites and you have just miles of stuff to read to > LOOK for your surname, if you were to hold down the Control key and the f > key at the same time. Then a little box will pop up and you type in your > surname and it will take you straight to it.... and that way you don't have > to read miles of stuff looking for the part that concerns you... > > Jeannie <><

Thank you very much. Jan. HERMON B FAGLEY wrote: > > Some family of COVEY was namesake for Chesapeake Bay's,Trippe or Trappe > Bay's > COVEY CREEK,and COVEY NECK which show on my CD-ROM Atlas just west of > Hudson, > Dorchester Co,MD. My Rand-McNally Road atlas of US-Md page shows > HUDSON,MD, and > TRIPPE Bay on the very irregular neck between the Little Choptank and > Choptank rivers. > Sharp's Island does not show, but the book says Sharp's Island,once taxed > at 700 acres, > now has only 70 acrs-1950's. > I'll guess if one goes to www.topozome.com topographical map.and > searches for > HUDSON, AND SELECTS HUDSON, MD, that the map posted will show > COVEY > Creek and COVEY NECK.. > I think Leon posted a GREENBERRY COVEY,in KY[?] > Maryland census on www.ancestry.com has another [?] GREENBERRY COVEY,1840 > John Willoughby m 1800 Dorchester Co,Md Rebecca Woodfod > Valliant Marshall m 1789 Dorchester,Md Nancy Willoughby > John Willoughby m 1774 nancy Walker Caroline Co MD [ADJS DORCHESTER CO > MD > > ________________________________________________________________ > YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! > Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! > Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: > http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

I'd like to know too, sounds like a fairy tale to me, and it sounds like something that came from my pa Covey as we called him, which makes me think that all these Coveys are related someway, somehow expecially when one reads something like this. I thought I read another story diff. abt. Blackbeard's death. Another Blackbeard you think? Jan. Jean Dalrymple wrote: > > Hermon, where do you find these great stories? I just love them... > Jeannie <>< > > -----Original Message----- > From: HERMON B FAGLEY [mailto:hermfagley@juno.com] > Sent: Monday, February 14, 2000 9:08 AM > To: KYNICHOL-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [KYNICHOL] Blackbeard ,the pirate killed by Jousha COVEY > > "Rivers of the Eastern Shore" > page 156-57 in chapther, "the Dorchester Marshes" > Edward Teach,aka Blackbeard,the pirate, dropped an oaken chest in Jake's > Hole. > It's still there,goes the tradition. > Many have grappled it up, but Blackbeard left a spell so their ropes > burst in > flames,and the trunk drops again. > "It was off Sharp's Island,out in Chesapeake Bay.Blackbeard was lying in > wait under the > ISLAND AT Dick's Hole for an expected richly laden East Indiaman.He > failed to notice the > sails of the 'Julia Harlow' lying just inside the hook. Her master,young > Jousha Covey,was > able to creep up on Blackbear in a yawl boat, and board him before > noticed. Covey cut > off Blackbeard's head with 1 might sweep of his sabor. Blackbeard prided > himself with never losing his > head. Blackbeard threw a copper plate with the location of hi > caches,into Dick's Hole,nd leaped > into the water.Blackbeard swam arond the boat 3 times after losing his > head,before he > disappeared from sight. > So it says. > ________________________________________________________________ > YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! > Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! > Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: > http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

I cant bel. what I just read abt. Blackbeard, sounds like a fairy tell, hee/hee., Jan. HERMON B FAGLEY wrote: > > "Rivers of the Eastern Shore" > page 156-57 in chapther, "the Dorchester Marshes" > Edward Teach,aka Blackbeard,the pirate, dropped an oaken chest in Jake's > Hole. > It's still there,goes the tradition. > Many have grappled it up, but Blackbeard left a spell so their ropes > burst in > flames,and the trunk drops again. > "It was off Sharp's Island,out in Chesapeake Bay.Blackbeard was lying in > wait under the > ISLAND AT Dick's Hole for an expected richly laden East Indiaman.He > failed to notice the > sails of the 'Julia Harlow' lying just inside the hook. Her master,young > Jousha Covey,was > able to creep up on Blackbear in a yawl boat, and board him before > noticed. Covey cut > off Blackbeard's head with 1 might sweep of his sabor. Blackbeard prided > himself with never losing his > head. Blackbeard threw a copper plate with the location of hi > caches,into Dick's Hole,nd leaped > into the water.Blackbeard swam arond the boat 3 times after losing his > head,before he > disappeared from sight. > So it says. > ________________________________________________________________ > YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! > Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! > Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: > http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Thank you for the inf. I am per say not able to get out and dig and when I get on the pc. I dont know add. to go to, I have been in the MD. area, but not to often and I have been to the library in Xenia and I have read somethings on the Covey's land that is mentioned in the wills, I just haven't been their in quiet a while, not to the Morman Genealogy place, now that I have the pc., I have to learn as any one else does and that is per say; where to go which I have learned., but sommetimes we naad an add. Jan. HERMON B FAGLEY wrote: > > "Rivers of the Eastern Shore" > page 156-57 in chapther, "the Dorchester Marshes" > Edward Teach,aka Blackbeard,the pirate, dropped an oaken chest in Jake's > Hole. > It's still there,goes the tradition. > Many have grappled it up, but Blackbeard left a spell so their ropes > burst in > flames,and the trunk drops again. > "It was off Sharp's Island,out in Chesapeake Bay.Blackbeard was lying in > wait under the > ISLAND AT Dick's Hole for an expected richly laden East Indiaman.He > failed to notice the > sails of the 'Julia Harlow' lying just inside the hook. Her master,young > Jousha Covey,was > able to creep up on Blackbear in a yawl boat, and board him before > noticed. Covey cut > off Blackbeard's head with 1 might sweep of his sabor. Blackbeard prided > himself with never losing his > head. Blackbeard threw a copper plate with the location of hi > caches,into Dick's Hole,nd leaped > into the water.Blackbeard swam arond the boat 3 times after losing his > head,before he > disappeared from sight. > So it says. > ________________________________________________________________ > YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! > Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! > Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: > http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Have no idea what Ky footsteps is. Dorchester Co,Md wills mention 2 Willoughby's. Leon is looking for COVEY m Willoughby. . Posting a place where Covey and Willoughby ived nearby. On Mon, 14 Feb 2000 12:28:56 -0700 "Jean Dalrymple" <motherd@theriver.com> writes: > Hermon are you submitting this to Ky Footsteps? > > -----Original Message----- > From: HERMON B FAGLEY [mailto:hermfagley@juno.com] > Sent: Monday, February 14, 2000 12:09 PM > To: KYNICHOL-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [KYNICHOL] Willoughby Dorchester Co,Md 1720-40 > > I've been wondering if Nixon COVEY changed his named from the > more common in the CHOPTANK, Dixon COVEY? > Anyway here are Willoughby's from the county of Covey Neck and > Covey Creek-Dorchester Co,eastern shore of Md. > > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 5 > > FDORCHESTER84 > > > Previous Hits Next Hits > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 5 > page 135 > [p.135] Shahan, Thos., Fishing Ck.,Dorchester Co., > 11th Sept., 1721; > > 13th Mch., 1722-3. > To son Thomas, dwelling plantation, pt. of "Sweeton" and personalty. > To son David, tract adj. dwell. plan. > To daus. Rebecca, Ann Brooksby and Sarah Mills, personalty. > To dau. Eliza, Jones and son Michl. Mace Shahan, 2s. each. > Sons Thomas and David exs. and residuary legatees. > Test: Walter Campbell, John Tregoe, Giles Williams. > Note: David Shahan a minor. 18, 86. > Click to view full context > > - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 5 > > Trevallion (Travallion), John, planter,Dorchester Co., > 19th Feb., 1722; > > 27th Feb., 1722-3. > To sons-in-law Richard Manning and John Stewart, exs., entire estate. > Test: Rev. Thos. Howell, Jane Hart. 18, 87. > Click to view full context > > - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 5 > > Kelly, William,Dorchester Co., > 22nd July, 1722; > > 15th Nov., 1722. > To only son William, personalty. > To wife Elinor, extx., entire estate. > Test: Hector Carter, Francis Giles. 18, 109. > Click to view full context > > - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 5 > > Lamey (Lamee), John, Jr.,Dorchester Co., > 14th June, 1723; > > 22nd July, 1723. > To son James and hrs., dwelling plantation "Second Lott," and > personalty. > To be of age at 18. > To wife Anne, extx., 1/**** personal estate. > To 2 daus. Elizabeth and Sarah, residue of parsonalty equally. > Overseers: Father John Lamey and Wm. Ennalls. > Test: Wm. Ennalls, Robert Jones, Wm. Rawley, James Rawley. 18, 166. > Click to view full context > > - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 5 > page 150 > [p.150] Avess, Judith (nunc.),Dorchester Co., > 25th Sept., 1723; > > 1st Oct., 1723. > To John Grosier, personalty. > To dau. Mary, personalty. She with 2 other orphans, in charge of > testatrix to care of Hugh Speddin, ex. and residuary legatee. > Test: Andrew Willoughby, Robert Dixon, 18, 184. > Click to view full context > > - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 5 > > Keene, John,Dorchester Co., > 12th Jan., 1722-3; > > 14th Nov., 1723. > To sons Richard, John, Henry and Benjamin and dau. Sarah Travers, 1s. > each. > To son Edward, "Keenes Neglect," where he now lives. > To 2 youngest sons Ezekiel and Zebulon, exs., personal estate > equally. > Test: John Griffith, Ramond Shenton, John Shenton. 18, 184. > Click to view full context > > - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 5 > > Nedells (Needells), John,Talbot Co., > 11th May, 1723; > > 30th Oct., 1723. > To son Edward, land allotted to his mother, excepting 12 A. let to > John > Tomlinson. > To dau. Elizabeth and her husband John Hankin and their hrs., 50 A. > of > "Roeclift" where they now live; shd. sd. dau. die without issue, sd. > land > to son William. > To son William and hrs., dwelling plantation 100 A. of "Roeclift"; he > dying without issue and not disposing of sd. lands, to pass to son > Edward > and hrs. > To dau. Mary and her husband Samuel Dudley, 50 A. "Mount Pleasure," > on > Bells Ck., Dorchester Co., bou. of John Dawson. > To 4 child. afsd., personal estate equally. > Exs.: Sons afsd. > Test: John Tomlinson, Bartholemew Greenwood, James Johnson. 18, 198. > Click to view full context > > - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 5 > page 156 > Trippe, Henry, gentleman,Dorchester Co., NOTE COVEY's NECK,and > COVEY'S > CREEK are at > TRIPPE'S BAY. > 19th Sept., 1723; > > 17th Jan., 1723-4. > To wife Susannah, 1/3 of personal estate absolutely, and use of > dwelling > plantation -- during widowhood. > To son Henry and hrs., lands had of father Henry Trippe; 2 tracts > (bou. > of Mary Barrott, the hr. of Chas. Bye) at hd. of Secretary Sewell's > Ck.; > pt. of "Bath" and pt. of "Addition to Bath" (for conditions see > will). > To son John and hrs., lands bou. of bro. John and of Edward Ross; > and pt. > of "Mauldin," bou. of Ann Cook. > To dau. Eliza. and hrs., "Trippe's Horse Range," on Hunting Ck. > Branch > (excepting 100 A. thereof sold to Wm. Paine). > To son Edward and hrs., "Luck by Chance," e. side Cabin Ck. (adj. > "Goodridge's Choice"); 100 A. in Barron Neck. > [p.156] To daus. Sarah and Mary, each, at age of 18, £30 above their > portions. > To bros. John, Edwd. and William, cousins John, William, Jane and > Henrietta (child. of Wm. Trippe), personalty. > To vestry of Great Choptank Parish, £5 to purchase a piece of plate. > To 6 child. afsd., residue of estate. > Exs.: Wife afsd. and son Henry. > Test: Thos. Howell, Govert Loockerman, Abraham Walker. > Note: Henry Trippe, ex. afsd., a minor and under care of his mother. > 18, > 214. > Click to view full context > > - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 5 > > Orrell, John,Dorchester Co., > 23rd Nov., 1723; > > 16th Dec., 1723. > To wife Mary, extx., dwelling house and lot in Cambridge. > To children (unnamed) and wife residue of estate, equally. Tract in > A. A. > Co. to be sold for benefit of estate. > Test: John Tollett, Wm. Standford, Johannah Hennessey (Hennesley). > 18, > 216. > Click to view full context > > - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 5 > > Pitts, John, shoemaker,Dorchester Co., > 11th Jan., 1723; > > 16th Feb., 1723-4. > To son-in-law John Snellson and daus-in-law Mary and Elizabeth > Snellson, > personalty. > To wife Anne, extx., residue of estate; at her decease, to be divided > among child. of Jno. Snelson, dec'd. > Test: Wm. Murray, Richd. Badly, Jno. Vincent. 18, 232. > Click to view full context > > > - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > (c) Copyright 1997 > Ancestry, Inc. > All rights reserved > > - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > <Picture> > HOME | Academy | Library | Search | Link Station | World Tree | > Genealogy > Shoppe | HELP > > <Picture> > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 7 > > FieldSearchMatches[Any]DORCHESTER70 > > > 70 Combined Matches > > Previous Hits Next Hits > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 7 > page 102 > Lecompte, Philip,Dorchester Co., > 12th Mch., 1734; > > 14th Aug., 1734. > To 3 brothers Samuel, Joseph and William, testator's share of [p.102] > dwelling plantation, share of "Padanaram," on Little Choptank, and > share > of "Oyster Point," excluding any of other brothers from having any > part > of any of afsd. land. > Test: Nehemiah Lecompte, Clara Lecompte, Mary Lary. 21. 184. > Click to view full context > > - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 7 > > Ennalls, Henry,Dorchester Co., > 3rd June, 1734; > > 16th Aug., 1734. > To wife Elizabeth, "Beckwith Plantation" at Choptank where her mother > lived during life, at her decease to son Bartholomew and hrs. > To son Bartholomew and hrs., dwelling plantation --, with lands > adjoining > (except plantation where William Byas lives); and personalty. > To dau. Dorothy and hrs., 100 A. where Wm. Byas lives; sd. dau. dying > without issue to pass to son Bartholomew and hrs.; and personalty. > Residue of estate to be divided between wife and 2 child. afsd. > Child. > and their estates to care of brother Joseph, ex. with wife Elizabeth. > Test: Tho. Eunalls, Richard Horsey (Horsley), Robert Rawley. 21. 184. > Click to view full context > > - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 7 > page 105 > Baynard, Thomas, planter,Queen Anne's Co., > 20th June, 1731; > > 6th Mch., 1733. > To wife Esther, 1/3 of real estate during life; 1/3 personal estate > absolutely. > To son John and hrs., dwelling plantation with lands adjoining; 200 > A. > "Tanton Dean" and "Tanton Dean's Addition," Dorchester Co. > To son George and hrs., 500 A. "Relief," bought of Thos. Hynson > Wright, > to be laid out adjoining to "Hawkins' Pharsalia;" sd. son dying > without > issue sd. land to son Nathan and hrs. > To son Thomas and hrs., residus of "Tanton Dean" and "Tanton Dean's > Addition;" and £10 at age of 21. > To son Nathan and hrs., residue of "Relief;" sd. son dying without > issue > to pass to son George and hrs.; and personalty. > To dau. Rachel and hrs., 150 A. "Bear Garden," bought of Thomas > Silvester; sd. dau. dying without issue to dau. Esther and hrs. > [p.105] To dau. Deborah Downes, £5 and dau. Esther £12 at age of 18 > or > day of marriage. Sister-in-law Susannah discharged from all debts due > testator. > To Frisuds of the Meeting for repair of the graveyard at Tuckshoe > Meeting > House, Talbot Co., where testator desires to be buried, 30s. > To child., viz.: John, George, Thomas, Nathan, Esther and Rachel, > residue > of personalty, wife to enjoy same during her widowhood. > Exs.: Wife and sone John and George. > Test: Phillip Feddeman, Thomas Roe, Thomas Kenton, Thomas Steuart. > 21. > 195. > Click to view full context > > - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 7 > > Cotterell, Amos,Dorchester Co., > 26th Aug., 1734; > > 5th Nov., 1734. > To wife Mary, extx., care of child. Two eld. daus. Easter and Ann to > live > with their mother until age of 17 and son Abraham until age of 21. > Test: Ann Walker, Henry Jones, Benony Frazar. 21. 250. > Click to view full context > > - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 7 > > Peck, Thomas,Dorchester Co., WILLOUGHBY > 25th Sept., 1734; > > 15th Nov., 1734. > To Robert Spedding and hrs., "Willoughby's Neglect," 100 A. of "Fox > Hill" > on Muddy Creek. > Test: John Lecompte, William Cartright, Peter Noell (Nowill). 21. > 251. > Click to view full context > > - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 7 > > Fountain (Fountin), William,Dorchester Co., > -- -- --; > > 13th Jan., 1734. > To son Nicolas and hrs., "Edmondson's Refiance," to be in care of > brother > Nicolas until 21 yrs. of age. > To son William and hrs., 200 A. dwelling plantation, "Philips Range." > Wife: Sarah, extx. > Test: Peter Taylor, Samuel Fountain, William Ellish, William Harvey. > 21. > 263. > Click to view full context > > - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 7 > page 121 > [p.121] Jarrard, (Jerrard), James, planter,Dorchester Co., > 10th Nov., 1734; > > 27th Jan., 1734. > To son James and hrs., "Hardship." > To dau. Betty and hrs., "Jerrard's Desire." > To son Thomas and hrs., "Thomas His Chance." > Wife Elisabeth, extx., and after her decease if child. are not of age > brother Mathew to act; sons to be of age at 18. > Test: Andrew Taylor, William Grantham, Sarah Grantham, Mary Meddise. > 21. > 287. > Click to view full context > > - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 7 > > Thompson, John,Dorchester Co., > 10th Jan., 1734; > > 20th Feb., 1734. > To wife Jane, extx., dwelling plantation during life; at her decease > to > John son of Joseph Thompson, personal estate during life; at her > decease > to be divided between cousins Joseph and John. > To cousin John and hrs., parts of "Thompson Meadows," "Brotherly > Kinduess" and "Partnership." > To William Bartlett, 100 A. "Amboy;" and personalty. > To Sarah Mackgovery and sister Reb. Ritch, personalty. > To John son of Abraham Kemey, "Luck by Chanoe," except 5 A. > adjoining the > mill which is bequeathed with the mill to wife afsd. during life; at > her > decease to brother Charles. > To brother Charles, "Mount Pleasant." > To cousin Joseph and hrs., 235 A. "Thompson's Addition," 50 A. > "Prevention" and residue of real estate. > Test: Thomas Thompson, Grace Thompson, Thomas Hicks. (Probated in > presence of Joseph, eld. brother of testator.) 21. 288. > Click to view full context > > - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 7 > > Harris, Elizabeth,Dorchester Co., > 27th Nov., 1724; > > 25th Feb., 1734. > To daus. Sarah Tomson and Ann Richardson, personalty. > To son John, ex., residue of estate. > Test: Joseph Alford, Solomon Richardson. 21. 290. > Click to view full context > > - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 7 > > Brohaun (Browhon), Patrick,Dorchester Co., > 26th Jan., 1734; > > 27th Feb., 1734. > To son John and hrs., "Pigg Point," on a branch of Blackwater R.; and > personalty in his possession. > To son Patrick and hrs., "Hog Island" and "Patrick's Range." > To son Thomas and hrs., "Patrick's Progress," Hawtree Cove, Taylor's > Island, "Pollards." > Exs.: Wife Hannah and Patrick and Thomas Brohoun. > Test: John Hatfield, Alexander Whiteley, Thomas Howell. 21. 291. > Click to view full context > > --- > - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > (c) Copyright 1997 > Ancestry, Inc. > All rights reserved > > - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > ________________________________________________________________ > YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! > Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! > Try it today - there's no risk! 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Dear Hermon, in going through the list of Marland Calendar of Wills:vol. 7, Willoughbys, well down at the bottom it reads, Click on to view full context, can you give me the add.? as I find nothing to click on. Thank you, Coveys and Willoughby resercher too, Leon Covey and I are first cousins, his dad and my mom are sis & bro. Jan. HERMON B FAGLEY wrote: > > I've been wondering if Nixon COVEY changed his named from the > more common in the CHOPTANK, Dixon COVEY? > Anyway here are Willoughby's from the county of Covey Neck and > Covey Creek-Dorchester Co,eastern shore of Md. > > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 5 > > FDORCHESTER84 > > Previous Hits Next Hits > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 5 > page 135 > [p.135] Shahan, Thos., Fishing Ck.,Dorchester Co., > 11th Sept., 1721; > > 13th Mch., 1722-3. > To son Thomas, dwelling plantation, pt. of “Sweeton” and personalty. > To son David, tract adj. dwell. plan. > To daus. Rebecca, Ann Brooksby and Sarah Mills, personalty. > To dau. Eliza, Jones and son Michl. Mace Shahan, 2s. each. > Sons Thomas and David exs. and residuary legatees. > Test: Walter Campbell, John Tregoe, Giles Williams. > Note: David Shahan a minor. 18, 86. > Click to view full context > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 5 > > Trevallion (Travallion), John, planter,Dorchester Co., > 19th Feb., 1722; > > 27th Feb., 1722-3. > To sons-in-law Richard Manning and John Stewart, exs., entire estate. > Test: Rev. Thos. Howell, Jane Hart. 18, 87. > Click to view full context > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 5 > > Kelly, William,Dorchester Co., > 22nd July, 1722; > > 15th Nov., 1722. > To only son William, personalty. > To wife Elinor, extx., entire estate. > Test: Hector Carter, Francis Giles. 18, 109. > Click to view full context > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 5 > > Lamey (Lamee), John, Jr.,Dorchester Co., > 14th June, 1723; > > 22nd July, 1723. > To son James and hrs., dwelling plantation “Second Lott,” and personalty. > To be of age at 18. > To wife Anne, extx., 1/**** personal estate. > To 2 daus. Elizabeth and Sarah, residue of parsonalty equally. > Overseers: Father John Lamey and Wm. Ennalls. > Test: Wm. Ennalls, Robert Jones, Wm. Rawley, James Rawley. 18, 166. > Click to view full context > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 5 > page 150 > [p.150] Avess, Judith (nunc.),Dorchester Co., > 25th Sept., 1723; > > 1st Oct., 1723. > To John Grosier, personalty. > To dau. Mary, personalty. She with 2 other orphans, in charge of > testatrix to care of Hugh Speddin, ex. and residuary legatee. > Test: Andrew Willoughby, Robert Dixon, 18, 184. > Click to view full context > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 5 > > Keene, John,Dorchester Co., > 12th Jan., 1722-3; > > 14th Nov., 1723. > To sons Richard, John, Henry and Benjamin and dau. Sarah Travers, 1s. > each. > To son Edward, “Keenes Neglect,” where he now lives. > To 2 youngest sons Ezekiel and Zebulon, exs., personal estate equally. > Test: John Griffith, Ramond Shenton, John Shenton. 18, 184. > Click to view full context > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 5 > > Nedells (Needells), John,Talbot Co., > 11th May, 1723; > > 30th Oct., 1723. > To son Edward, land allotted to his mother, excepting 12 A. let to John > Tomlinson. > To dau. Elizabeth and her husband John Hankin and their hrs., 50 A. of > “Roeclift” where they now live; shd. sd. dau. die without issue, sd. land > to son William. > To son William and hrs., dwelling plantation 100 A. of “Roeclift”; he > dying without issue and not disposing of sd. lands, to pass to son Edward > and hrs. > To dau. Mary and her husband Samuel Dudley, 50 A. “Mount Pleasure,” on > Bells Ck., Dorchester Co., bou. of John Dawson. > To 4 child. afsd., personal estate equally. > Exs.: Sons afsd. > Test: John Tomlinson, Bartholemew Greenwood, James Johnson. 18, 198. > Click to view full context > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 5 > page 156 > Trippe, Henry, gentleman,Dorchester Co., NOTE COVEY's NECK,and COVEY'S > CREEK are at > TRIPPE'S BAY. > 19th Sept., 1723; > > 17th Jan., 1723-4. > To wife Susannah, 1/3 of personal estate absolutely, and use of dwelling > plantation —– during widowhood. > To son Henry and hrs., lands had of father Henry Trippe; 2 tracts (bou. > of Mary Barrott, the hr. of Chas. Bye) at hd. of Secretary Sewell's Ck.; > pt. of “Bath” and pt. of “Addition to Bath” (for conditions see will). > To son John and hrs., lands bou. of bro. John and of Edward Ross; and pt. > of “Mauldin,” bou. of Ann Cook. > To dau. Eliza. and hrs., “Trippe's Horse Range,” on Hunting Ck. Branch > (excepting 100 A. thereof sold to Wm. Paine). > To son Edward and hrs., “Luck by Chance,” e. side Cabin Ck. (adj. > “Goodridge's Choice”); 100 A. in Barron Neck. > [p.156] To daus. Sarah and Mary, each, at age of 18, £30 above their > portions. > To bros. John, Edwd. and William, cousins John, William, Jane and > Henrietta (child. of Wm. Trippe), personalty. > To vestry of Great Choptank Parish, £5 to purchase a piece of plate. > To 6 child. afsd., residue of estate. > Exs.: Wife afsd. and son Henry. > Test: Thos. Howell, Govert Loockerman, Abraham Walker. > Note: Henry Trippe, ex. afsd., a minor and under care of his mother. 18, > 214. > Click to view full context > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 5 > > Orrell, John,Dorchester Co., > 23rd Nov., 1723; > > 16th Dec., 1723. > To wife Mary, extx., dwelling house and lot in Cambridge. > To children (unnamed) and wife residue of estate, equally. Tract in A. A. > Co. to be sold for benefit of estate. > Test: John Tollett, Wm. Standford, Johannah Hennessey (Hennesley). 18, > 216. > Click to view full context > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 5 > > Pitts, John, shoemaker,Dorchester Co., > 11th Jan., 1723; > > 16th Feb., 1723-4. > To son-in-law John Snellson and daus-in-law Mary and Elizabeth Snellson, > personalty. > To wife Anne, extx., residue of estate; at her decease, to be divided > among child. of Jno. Snelson, dec'd. > Test: Wm. Murray, Richd. Badly, Jno. Vincent. 18, 232. > Click to view full context > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > © Copyright 1997 > Ancestry, Inc. > All rights reserved > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > <Picture> > HOME | Academy | Library | Search | Link Station | World Tree | Genealogy > Shoppe | HELP > > <Picture> > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 7 > > FieldSearchMatches[Any]DORCHESTER70 > > 70 Combined Matches > > Previous Hits Next Hits > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 7 > page 102 > Lecompte, Philip,Dorchester Co., > 12th Mch., 1734; > > 14th Aug., 1734. > To 3 brothers Samuel, Joseph and William, testator's share of [p.102] > dwelling plantation, share of “Padanaram,” on Little Choptank, and share > of “Oyster Point,” excluding any of other brothers from having any part > of any of afsd. land. > Test: Nehemiah Lecompte, Clara Lecompte, Mary Lary. 21. 184. > Click to view full context > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 7 > > Ennalls, Henry,Dorchester Co., > 3rd June, 1734; > > 16th Aug., 1734. > To wife Elizabeth, “Beckwith Plantation” at Choptank where her mother > lived during life, at her decease to son Bartholomew and hrs. > To son Bartholomew and hrs., dwelling plantation ——, with lands adjoining > (except plantation where William Byas lives); and personalty. > To dau. Dorothy and hrs., 100 A. where Wm. Byas lives; sd. dau. dying > without issue to pass to son Bartholomew and hrs.; and personalty. > Residue of estate to be divided between wife and 2 child. afsd. Child. > and their estates to care of brother Joseph, ex. with wife Elizabeth. > Test: Tho. Eunalls, Richard Horsey (Horsley), Robert Rawley. 21. 184. > Click to view full context > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 7 > page 105 > Baynard, Thomas, planter,Queen Anne's Co., > 20th June, 1731; > > 6th Mch., 1733. > To wife Esther, 1/3 of real estate during life; 1/3 personal estate > absolutely. > To son John and hrs., dwelling plantation with lands adjoining; 200 A. > “Tanton Dean” and “Tanton Dean's Addition,” Dorchester Co. > To son George and hrs., 500 A. “Relief,” bought of Thos. Hynson Wright, > to be laid out adjoining to “Hawkins' Pharsalia;” sd. son dying without > issue sd. land to son Nathan and hrs. > To son Thomas and hrs., residus of “Tanton Dean” and “Tanton Dean's > Addition;” and £10 at age of 21. > To son Nathan and hrs., residue of “Relief;” sd. son dying without issue > to pass to son George and hrs.; and personalty. > To dau. Rachel and hrs., 150 A. “Bear Garden,” bought of Thomas > Silvester; sd. dau. dying without issue to dau. Esther and hrs. > [p.105] To dau. Deborah Downes, £5 and dau. Esther £12 at age of 18 or > day of marriage. Sister-in-law Susannah discharged from all debts due > testator. > To Frisuds of the Meeting for repair of the graveyard at Tuckshoe Meeting > House, Talbot Co., where testator desires to be buried, 30s. > To child., viz.: John, George, Thomas, Nathan, Esther and Rachel, residue > of personalty, wife to enjoy same during her widowhood. > Exs.: Wife and sone John and George. > Test: Phillip Feddeman, Thomas Roe, Thomas Kenton, Thomas Steuart. 21. > 195. > Click to view full context > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 7 > > Cotterell, Amos,Dorchester Co., > 26th Aug., 1734; > > 5th Nov., 1734. > To wife Mary, extx., care of child. Two eld. daus. Easter and Ann to live > with their mother until age of 17 and son Abraham until age of 21. > Test: Ann Walker, Henry Jones, Benony Frazar. 21. 250. > Click to view full context > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 7 > > Peck, Thomas,Dorchester Co., WILLOUGHBY > 25th Sept., 1734; > > 15th Nov., 1734. > To Robert Spedding and hrs., “Willoughby's Neglect,” 100 A. of “Fox Hill” > on Muddy Creek. > Test: John Lecompte, William Cartright, Peter Noell (Nowill). 21. 251. > Click to view full context > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 7 > > Fountain (Fountin), William,Dorchester Co., > —– —– —–; > > 13th Jan., 1734. > To son Nicolas and hrs., “Edmondson's Refiance,” to be in care of brother > Nicolas until 21 yrs. of age. > To son William and hrs., 200 A. dwelling plantation, “Philips Range.” > Wife: Sarah, extx. > Test: Peter Taylor, Samuel Fountain, William Ellish, William Harvey. 21. > 263. > Click to view full context > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 7 > page 121 > [p.121] Jarrard, (Jerrard), James, planter,Dorchester Co., > 10th Nov., 1734; > > 27th Jan., 1734. > To son James and hrs., “Hardship.” > To dau. Betty and hrs., “Jerrard's Desire.” > To son Thomas and hrs., “Thomas His Chance.” > Wife Elisabeth, extx., and after her decease if child. are not of age > brother Mathew to act; sons to be of age at 18. > Test: Andrew Taylor, William Grantham, Sarah Grantham, Mary Meddise. 21. > 287. > Click to view full context > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 7 > > Thompson, John,Dorchester Co., > 10th Jan., 1734; > > 20th Feb., 1734. > To wife Jane, extx., dwelling plantation during life; at her decease to > John son of Joseph Thompson, personal estate during life; at her decease > to be divided between cousins Joseph and John. > To cousin John and hrs., parts of “Thompson Meadows,” “Brotherly > Kinduess” and “Partnership.” > To William Bartlett, 100 A. “Amboy;” and personalty. > To Sarah Mackgovery and sister Reb. Ritch, personalty. > To John son of Abraham Kemey, “Luck by Chanoe,” except 5 A. adjoining the > mill which is bequeathed with the mill to wife afsd. during life; at her > decease to brother Charles. > To brother Charles, “Mount Pleasant.” > To cousin Joseph and hrs., 235 A. “Thompson's Addition,” 50 A. > “Prevention” and residue of real estate. > Test: Thomas Thompson, Grace Thompson, Thomas Hicks. (Probated in > presence of Joseph, eld. brother of testator.) 21. 288. > Click to view full context > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 7 > > Harris, Elizabeth,Dorchester Co., > 27th Nov., 1724; > > 25th Feb., 1734. > To daus. Sarah Tomson and Ann Richardson, personalty. > To son John, ex., residue of estate. > Test: Joseph Alford, Solomon Richardson. 21. 290. > Click to view full context > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 7 > > Brohaun (Browhon), Patrick,Dorchester Co., > 26th Jan., 1734; > > 27th Feb., 1734. > To son John and hrs., “Pigg Point,” on a branch of Blackwater R.; and > personalty in his possession. > To son Patrick and hrs., “Hog Island” and “Patrick's Range.” > To son Thomas and hrs., “Patrick's Progress,” Hawtree Cove, Taylor's > Island, “Pollards.” > Exs.: Wife Hannah and Patrick and Thomas Brohoun. > Test: John Hatfield, Alexander Whiteley, Thomas Howell. 21. 291. > Click to view full context > > --- > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > © Copyright 1997 > Ancestry, Inc. > All rights reserved > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > ________________________________________________________________ > YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! > Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! > Try it today - there's no risk! 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