Frederick Co, Md Equity Court Abstracts - JS-7 12-30 - JAMISON, HOOK, GIBSON, BOARDLY, MIFFLIN, WORTHINGTON - Jul 1827 Ignatius JAMISON Estate Ignatius JAMISON d/ 11 Mar 1823 intestate, leaving 9 children, - Catharine w/o James HOOK - Joseph JAMISON - William JAMISON - Benedict JAMISON - Alexander JAMISON, a minor - Emily JAMISON, a minor - Henrietta JAMISON, a minor - Ignatius JAMISON, a minor - Elizabeth JAMISON, a minor Land - "Resurvey on Daniel's Small Tract", 448 acres, conveyed by James GIBSON and w/ Elizabeth (who was Elizabeth BOARDLY, surviving executor of John B. BOARDLY of Philadelphia) in 1822. In 1813, land was conveyed to Lawson ALEXANDER by Henry ALEXANDER, trustee appointed by the chancellor; then from Lawson to Elizabeth BOARDLY (before her marriage to James GIBSON) and John F. MIFFLIN as joint tenants per John B. BOARDLY's will; Mifflin later died. Guardian was John H. WORTHINGTON; John H. McELFRESH was trustee. Benedict, Catharine and William conveyed their interests to Joseph. On 21 Oct 1827, sold at private sale to Catharine JAMISON for $7,683.20. =============== - Dorinda Shepley - Dorinda@MidMdRoots.com www.MidMdRoots.com