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     James Frisby Jr. was born circa 1653 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA.¹ He married Sarah Reed circa 1684 at Cecil Co., Maryland, USA.^2,1

James Frisby Jr. died before 19 June 1704 at Cecil Co., Maryland, USA; Date of probate.¹

His estate was probated between 19 June 1704 and 20 June 1704 at Cecil Co., Maryland, USA,
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From Early Col. Settlers:
James Frisby, Esq. 30.368 I CE £4144.3.11 Jun 20 1704
The amount of the inventory also included #176172.
Appraisers: Edward Laramore, Thomas Killton.
Money in England: Arthur Bayly, Capt. Brown, Capt. Hyde.
List of debts: Thomas Kelton, Thomas Frisby, Hugh Wright, John Keye, Thomas Marcus, Richard Cantwell, Benjamin Cox, York Yorkson, Martin Depost, Thomas Russell, Owen Sullivant, Joseph Compen, William Ofton, Thomas Morris, Daniel Johnson, James Cosley, Emanual Cealy, Richard Perkins, Thomas Gilbert, John Thickpenny, John Kimbell, Michael Dollison, Charles Adams, Thomas Jackson, William Prichard, Michael Westry, Michael Hance, Thomas Newsum, Madam Blanch Wells, Cornelius Hearington, Richard Smithers, Thomas Edmunds, William Osburne, Moses Groomer James Drunkard, John Jackson, Thomas Greenfeild, Aron Johnson, Henry Wright, Samuel Jackson, Henry Hedge, Roger Matthews, Didlow Casperson, John Cumbest, Thomas Bucknell, Robert Gibson, Martin Taylor, George Smith, John Kimball, Jr., Peter Lester, Thomas Prible, Thomas Browne, York Yorkson, Thomas Terry, Cornelius Clements, Martin Mugganburgh, Robert Penington, Alexander Mackay, Nathaniel Sappington, Robert Mony, Andrew Clements, John James, James Mackneal, Mary Chamberlin, Abraham Regrave, John Jones, Thomas Dyer, William Davis, James Gray, Benjamin Richardson, Richard Powell, Christopher Mounce, John Ward, John Frogget, William Garish, John Atkey, Thomas Rogers, John Numbers, John Stoop, Darby Obryan, John Standley, James Bowers, Hugh Rice, Richard Sawell, John Briscoe, Lutener Midleton, Thomas Kilton, Edward Laramore, Richard Cantwell, George Sanders, William Bouger, John Jewart, John Herring, Joseph Worgan, Stephen Weeks, Ralph Rutter, James Robbinson, Ann Porter, Thomas Deubos, Thomas Bowyer, George Martin, John Keye, Thomas Merritt, Maurice Davis, William Browne, John Evitt, Benjamin Cox, Guisbert Cock, Thomas Bull, William Hill, William Dell, Thomas Cox, Richard Browne, Mr. Matthias Vanderheyden, Thomas Marcer, Thomas Walmesly, James Ives, Thomas Chamberlin, John Robison, Henry Guilder, Henry Clements, John Hynson,
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Hon. James Frisby 31.69 A CE £4144.3.11 £29.14.5 Apr 3 1710
The amount of the inventory also included #17617.
Payments to: Thomas Boyer Mr. M. V. Hayden, John Stoops, Mr. Michael Clarke, Mrs. Sarah Robinson, Boyer, William Laramore, Clement Barketon.
Executor: Thomas Frisby (gentleman).¹
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From Early Col. Settlers:
Frisby, James, Cecil Co.,10th Sept., 1702; 19th June, 1704.
To sons Thomas and William, dwelling plantation and land thereunto, contained in 5 patents, viz., "Burke's Journey," "Frisby's Addition" "Frisby's Wild Chase," "Baltimore's Fields," and "Frisby's Point"; son Thomas to have dwelling plantation.
To son James and hrs., "White Marsh" and land above sd. plantation, contained in 3 patents and 1 deed of sale from Sam'l Wheeler, viz. "Hardgrove's Choyce," "Frisby's Prime Choyce," "Frisby's Farme," "Frisby's Forrest"; also 300 A, "Broad Oak," on e. side Sassafras R, back of Thos. Bostick's land. In event of death of any son his portion to descend to next younger brother.
To dau. Sarah Robinson, personalty, including that which belonged to her dec'd mother (unnamed). Also additional personalty in event of her coming into the country.
To son-in-law Thomas, Robinson, personalty.
Residue of personalty to 4 sons viz., Thomas, James, Peregrine and William.
Sons Peregrine and William to remain in Eng. to be educated. Sons Thomas and James to have a justice in Eng. to look after sons Peregrine and William.
Exs.: Sons Thomas, James and Peregrine afsd.
Test: Clement Barkston, Jas. Bowers, Anne Hewes, Jno. Keys, Eliza: Keys.3. 208.
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James Frisby, Esq. 30.368 I CE £4144.3.11 Jun 20 1704
The amount of the inventory also included #176172.
Appraisers: Edward Laramore, Thomas Killton.
Money in England: Arthur Bayly, Capt. Brown, Capt. Hyde.
List of debts: Thomas Kelton, Thomas Frisby, Hugh Wright, John Keye, Thomas Marcus, Richard Cantwell, Benjamin Cox, York Yorkson, Martin Depost, Thomas Russell, Owen Sullivant, Joseph Compen, William Ofton, Thomas Morris, Daniel Johnson, James Cosley, Emanual Cealy, Richard Perkins, Thomas Gilbert, John Thickpenny, John Kimbell, Michael Dollison, Charles Adams, Thomas Jackson, William Prichard, Michael Westry, Michael Hance, Thomas Newsum, Madam Blanch Wells, Cornelius Hearington, Richard Smithers, Thomas Edmunds, William Osburne, Moses Groomer James Drunkard, John Jackson, Thomas Greenfeild, Aron Johnson, Henry Wright, Samuel Jackson, Henry Hedge, Roger Matthews, Didlow Casperson, John Cumbest, Thomas Bucknell, Robert Gibson, Martin Taylor, George Smith, John Kimball, Jr., Peter Lester, Thomas Prible, Thomas Browne, York Yorkson, Thomas Terry, Cornelius Clements, Martin Mugganburgh, Robert Penington, Alexander Mackay, Nathaniel Sappington, Robert Mony, Andrew Clements, John James, James Mackneal, Mary Chamberlin, Abraham Regrave, John Jones, Thomas Dyer, William Davis, James Gray, Benjamin Richardson, Richard Powell, Christopher Mounce, John Ward, John Frogget, William Garish, John Atkey, Thomas Rogers, John Numbers, John Stoop, Darby Obryan, John Standley, James Bowers, Hugh Rice, Richard Sawell, John Briscoe, Lutener Midleton, Thomas Kilton, Edward Laramore, Richard Cantwell, George Sanders, William Bouger, John Jewart, John Herring, Joseph Worgan, Stephen Weeks, Ralph Rutter, James Robbinson, Ann Porter, Thomas Deubos, Thomas Bowyer, George Martin, John Keye, Thomas Merritt, Maurice Davis, William Browne, John Evitt, Benjamin Cox, Guisbert Cock, Thomas Bull, William Hill, William Dell, Thomas Cox, Richard Browne, Mr. Matthias Vanderheyden, Thomas Marcer, Thomas Walmesly, James Ives, Thomas Chamberlin, John Robison, Henry Guilder, Henry Clements, John Hynson,
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Hon. James Frisby 31.69 A CE £4144.3.11 £29.14.5 Apr 3 1710
The amount of the inventory also included #17617.
Payments to: Thomas Boyer Mr. M. V. Hayden, John Stoops, Mr. Michael Clarke, Mrs. Sarah Robinson, Boyer, William Laramore, Clement Barketon.
Executor: Thomas Frisby (gentleman).
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Frisby, Jas.. Sr., Sassafras River, Balto. County, 22nd Dec., 1673; 12th Oct., 1674.
To wife Mary, home plantation during life.
To 3 sons, viz, James, William, and Thomas, equally, "Swan Point;" 150 A. on n. side Sassafras R., and 600 A. on Elizabeth R., VA; also home plantation at death of wife afsd.
To dau. Mary, personalty.
Ex.: Wife Mary and son James afsd.
Test: Abraham Stran, Nich. Dorell. 2 11.¹
In James Frisby Sr.'s will dated 22 December 1673 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA, James Frisby Jr. was named as executor;
From Early Col. Settlers:
Frisby, Jas.. Sr., Sassafras River, Balto. County, 22nd Dec., 1673; 12th Oct., 1674.
To wife Mary, home plantation during life.
To 3 sons, viz, James, William, and Thomas, equally, "Swan Point;" 150 A. on n. side Sassafras R., and 600 A. on Elizabeth R., VA; also home plantation at death of wife afsd.
To dau. Mary, personalty.
Ex.: Wife Mary and son James afsd.
Test: Abraham Stran, Nich. Dorell. 2 11.³

James Frisby Jr. left a will on 10 September 1702 at Cecil Co., Maryland, USA;
From Early Col. Settlers:
Frisby, James, Cecil Co.,10th Sept., 1702; 19th June, 1704.
To sons Thomas and William, dwelling plantation and land thereunto, contained in 5 patents, viz., "Burke's Journey," "Frisby's Addition" "Frisby's Wild Chase," "Baltimore's Fields," and "Frisby's Point"; son Thomas to have dwelling plantation.
To son James and hrs., "White Marsh" and land above sd. plantation, contained in 3 patents and 1 deed of sale from Sam'l Wheeler, viz. "Hardgrove's Choyce," "Frisby's Prime Choyce," "Frisby's Farme," "Frisby's Forrest"; also 300 A, "Broad Oak," on e. side Sassafras R, back of Thos. Bostick's land. In event of death of any son his portion to descend to next younger brother.
To dau. Sarah Robinson, personalty, including that which belonged to her dec'd mother (unnamed). Also additional personalty in event of her coming into the country.
To son-in-law Thomas Robinson, personalty.
Residue of personalty to 4 sons viz., Thomas, James, Peregrine and William.
Sons Peregrine and William to remain in Eng. to be educated. Sons Thomas and James to have a justice in Eng. to look after sons Peregrine and William.
Exs.: Sons Thomas, James and Peregrine afsd.
Test: Clement Barkston, Jas. Bowers, Anne Hewes, Jno. Keys, Eliza: Keys.3. 208.¹

     Sarah Reed was born circa 1667.¹
Sarah Reed died before 22 October 1674 at Cecil Co., Maryland, USA; She was not mentioned in her husband's will of that date.¹ She married James Frisby Jr., son of James Frisby Sr. and Mary Maddox, circa 1684 at Cecil Co., Maryland, USA.^1,2

     Thomas Frisby was born after 1657 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA.¹
Thomas Frisby died after 22 October 1674 at Cecil Co., Maryland, USA; He was living at the time of the probate of his father's estate on this date.¹
     In James Frisby Sr.'s will dated 22 December 1673 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA, Thomas Frisby was named as an heir;
From Early Col. Settlers:
Frisby, Jas.. Sr., Sassafras River, Balto. County, 22nd Dec., 1673; 12th Oct., 1674.
To wife Mary, home plantation during life.
To 3 sons, viz, James, William, and Thomas, equally, "Swan Point;" 150 A. on n. side Sassafras R., and 600 A. on Elizabeth R., VA; also home plantation at death of wife afsd.
To dau. Mary, personalty.
Ex.: Wife Mary and son James afsd.
Test: Abraham Stran, Nich. Dorell. 2 11.² He was the executor of James Frisby Jr.'s estate between 19 June 1704 and 20 June 1704 at Cecil Co., Maryland, USA;
From Early Col. Settlers:
James Frisby, Esq. 30.368 I CE £4144.3.11 Jun 20 1704
The amount of the inventory also included #176172.
Appraisers: Edward Laramore, Thomas Killton.
Money in England: Arthur Bayly, Capt. Brown, Capt. Hyde.
List of debts: Thomas Kelton, Thomas Frisby, Hugh Wright, John Keye, Thomas Marcus, Richard Cantwell, Benjamin Cox, York Yorkson, Martin Depost, Thomas Russell, Owen Sullivant, Joseph Compen, William Ofton, Thomas Morris, Daniel Johnson, James Cosley, Emanual Cealy, Richard Perkins, Thomas Gilbert, John Thickpenny, John Kimbell, Michael Dollison, Charles Adams, Thomas Jackson, William Prichard, Michael Westry, Michael Hance, Thomas Newsum, Madam Blanch Wells, Cornelius Hearington, Richard Smithers, Thomas Edmunds, William Osburne, Moses Groomer James Drunkard, John Jackson, Thomas Greenfeild, Aron Johnson, Henry Wright, Samuel Jackson, Henry Hedge, Roger Matthews, Didlow Casperson, John Cumbest, Thomas Bucknell, Robert Gibson, Martin Taylor, George Smith, John Kimball, Jr., Peter Lester, Thomas Prible, Thomas Browne, York Yorkson, Thomas Terry, Cornelius Clements, Martin Mugganburgh, Robert Penington, Alexander Mackay, Nathaniel Sappington, Robert Mony, Andrew Clements, John James, James Mackneal, Mary Chamberlin, Abraham Regrave, John Jones, Thomas Dyer, William Davis, James Gray, Benjamin Richardson, Richard Powell, Christopher Mounce, John Ward, John Frogget, William Garish, John Atkey, Thomas Rogers, John Numbers, John Stoop, Darby Obryan, John Standley, James Bowers, Hugh Rice, Richard Sawell, John Briscoe, Lutener Midleton, Thomas Kilton, Edward Laramore, Richard Cantwell, George Sanders, William Bouger, John Jewart, John Herring, Joseph Worgan, Stephen Weeks, Ralph Rutter, James Robbinson, Ann Porter, Thomas Deubos, Thomas Bowyer, George Martin, John Keye, Thomas Merritt, Maurice Davis, William Browne, John Evitt, Benjamin Cox, Guisbert Cock, Thomas Bull, William Hill, William Dell, Thomas Cox, Richard Browne, Mr. Matthias Vanderheyden, Thomas Marcer, Thomas Walmesly, James Ives, Thomas Chamberlin, John Robison, Henry Guilder, Henry Clements, John Hynson,
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Hon. James Frisby 31.69 A CE £4144.3.11 £29.14.5 Apr 3 1710
The amount of the inventory also included #17617.
Payments to: Thomas Boyer Mr. M. V. Hayden, John Stoops, Mr. Michael Clarke, Mrs. Sarah Robinson, Boyer, William Laramore, Clement Barketon.
Executor: Thomas Frisby (gentleman).³

     Mary Frisby married Peregrine Browne
; Mary Frisby, wife of Peregrine Brown, is likely the daughter of James Frisby (d. 1674), as her brother James is described as the brother-in-law of Peregrine Brown.
Source: A Biographical Dictionary of the Maryland Legislature 1635-1789 by Edward C. Papenfuse.^2,1 Mary Frisby was born circa 1659 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA.¹
Mary Frisby died after 22 October 1674 at Cecil Co., Maryland, USA; She was living at the time of the probate of her father's estate on this date.¹
     In James Frisby Sr.'s will dated 22 December 1673 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA, Mary Frisby was named as an heir;
From Early Col. Settlers:
Frisby, Jas.. Sr., Sassafras River, Balto. County, 22nd Dec., 1673; 12th Oct., 1674.
To wife Mary, home plantation during life.
To 3 sons, viz, James, William, and Thomas, equally, "Swan Point;" 150 A. on n. side Sassafras R., and 600 A. on Elizabeth R., VA; also home plantation at death of wife afsd.
To dau. Mary, personalty.
Ex.: Wife Mary and son James afsd.
Test: Abraham Stran, Nich. Dorell. 2 11.³

     Peregrine Browne married Mary Frisby, daughter of James Frisby Sr. and Mary Maddox,
; Mary Frisby, wife of Peregrine Brown, is likely the daughter of James Frisby (d. 1674), as her brother James is described as the brother-in-law of Peregrine Brown.
Source: A Biographical Dictionary of the Maryland Legislature 1635-1789 by Edward C. Papenfuse.^1,2 Peregrine Browne was born before 1665 at London, co. Middlesex, England.¹
Peregrine Browne died circa August 1713 at London, co. Middlesex, England.¹
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From Early Col. Settlers:
Capt. Peregrine Brown 36A.133 I
Merchant in London. This entry is crossed out.
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Capt. Perregrine Browne 36A.138 I £314.0.0 Dec 14 1713 Mar 4 1713
Merchant in London.
Appraisers: William Comegys, D. Pearce.
Creditors: Edward Scott, M. Tilden.
Mentions: Mr. Joseph Browne, Mr. Richard Smith.
List of debts: Mr. William Commigis.
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Peregrine Browne, Jr. 38B.112 A KE £10.7.1
Payments to: Daniell Dufty, Dr. Symmons.
Administrators: Richard Bennett, Thomas Smith.
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Mr. Peregrine Brown, Jr. 36A.187 A KE £76.14.2 £199.16.9 Apr 19 1713
Received from: Mr. John Christian, Mr. John Ward.
Appraisers: Mr. Samuell Thomas, Thomas Finer.
Payments to: Mr. Henry Sluyter, Mr. William Dare, Mr. Edward Scott, Morrice Davise, Mr. James Harris, Richard Bennett, Capt. Edward Scot, Dr. Bart. Browne, Clement Barkestone, Mr. Joseph Browne (son of Capt. Peregrine Browne).
Administrators: Col. Thomas Smith of Kent County, Mr. Richard Bennett of Queen Anne's County.
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John Cambell 32C.92 I SM £36.9.8 Apr 18 1711
Appraisers: Henry Spinke, John Ford.
Creditors: Robert Ford.
Next of kin: John Ross, William Harris.
List of debts: Mr. Peregrine Brown.
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1702-1709 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber C, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 114a: Indenture, 16 May 1704
From: Thomas Roper of Prince George's County
To: Peregrine Browne, merchant of London in the Kingdom of England
For 50L a tract of 100 acres of Roper's Chance and part of a tract of land laid out for Roper for 300 acres warranted to him by Robert Tyler of Prince George's County in the freshets near the west side of the Patuxent River; along with 2 servants by the name of Robert and Anne Paine during the time of their service
Signed: Thomas Roper (mark)
Witnessed: Francis Collier and James Martin
Factor: Thomas Wainwright factor for Cap. Peregrine Browne
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1710-1717 Prince George’s County, Mary1710-1717 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber F, Part 1 [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio Ryley, planter of Prince George's County
To: Peregrine Brown, merchant of London
For 24£/14s/lp/3f Ryley sells 300 acres of a tract called Scott's Lott in Prince George's County formerly in Calvert county now in Prince George's County; lying to one of the dividing branches of Patuxent called Collington; bounded by James Moore and beginning bounded oak proved by oath of James Moore and Ninian Beale
Signed: Hugh Ryley
Witnessed: Edwd. Willett and Francis Doggett
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1710-1717 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber F, Part 1 [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 53: Indenture, 15 Mar in the 9th year of the reign of Queen Ann
From: Joshua Cecell* of Prince George's County
To: Peregrine Browne, merchant of London
For 180£/5s/8p a 200 acre parcel of land lying formely in Calvert County called The Majesty; located on the north side of Western Branch of the Patuxent; bounded by Alexander Magruder and Richard Ladd; another tract of 500 acres called Grovehurst formerly in Calvert County now in Prince George's County on the head of the Beaver Dam Branch which comes out of the Eastern Branch of the Potomac River; bounded by Henry Lowe and His Lordship's Manor
Signed: Joshua Cecell
Witnessed: James Stoddard, Frederick Claudius
Memo: 29 Mar 1711 Joshua Cecell and his wife Mary Cecell acknowledged deed
*The name is spelled various ways in the deed; most common spelling is Cecell
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1710-1717 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber F, Part 1 [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 109: Power of Attorney
Peregrine Brown appointed Richard Smith of the Patuxent River as his attorney Signed: Peregrine Brown (seal
Witnessed: C. Butler, John Wise, Thomas Johnson
Proved in open court on oath of C. Butler; Jn°. Ghippes, Clk. of St. Mary's County
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James Powell 8.313 I £57.11.0 May 15 1685
Appraisers: Mathew Dare, Richard Whitton,
Mentions: Mr. Peregrine Browne.
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1710-1713 Middlesex County Order Book; page 10
Middlesex County Court 7th of March 1710/11
- BROWN v GRAVES, refd
The action of Debt between PEREGRINE BROWN, Plt. and ALEXANDER GRAVES, Defendt. is referred till the next Court
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1710-1713 Middlesex County Order Book; page 44
Middlesex County Court 5th of September 1711
- BROWN v GRAVES, refd
The action of Debt between PEREGRINE BROWN, Plt. and ALEXANDER GRAVES, Defendt. is referred at the Defendt.'s request
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1710-1713 Middlesex County Order Book; page 55
Middlesex County Court 1st day of January 1711/12
- BROWN v GRAVES. Judgmt
In an action of Debt between PERRAGRINE BROWN, Plt. and ALEXANDER GRAVES, Defendt. for nine thousand pounds of every way well conditioned tobacco due by Bond dated the sixth day of July 1706, the Defendt. this day appeared and confest Judgment for four thousand five hundred pounds of every way well conditioned clean tobacco, it being the condition of the Bond, which the Defendt is ordered to pay to ye Plt. with costs ale exo
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1712-1714 Middlesex County Order Book; page 131
Middlesex County Court 8th July 1713
- BROWN v GRAVES, Judgmt
In the suit by scire facial between PERREGRINE BROWN, Plt. and ALEXANDER GRAVES, Defendt. for the renewing a Judgment of this Court granted to the Plt. agatinst the Defendt. dated the 1st day of January 1711, for four thousand five hundred pounds of every way well conditioned clean tobacco, the Defendt. not shewing any cause why the Judgment should not be renewed, the Judgment is hereby renewed to the Plt and ordered the Defendt pay him the same together with former and present costs als exo. Execution issued July 1713.¹

     John Browne was born on 8 October 1690 at St. Dunstan's Parish, Stepney, London, co. Middlesex, England.¹ He married Rachel Blay on 28 October 1726 at Shrewsbury Parish, Kent Co., Maryland, USA,
; Her 2nd of 3 husbands.²
John Browne died between 9 January 1728 and 31 December 1729 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA; Date of probate.¹

     Rachel Blay was born on 24 October 1703 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA.¹ She married Edward Scott on 23 June 1724 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA,
; His 2nd of 2 wives; her 1st of 3 husbands.² Rachel Blay married John Browne, son of Peregrine Browne and Mary Frisby, on 28 October 1726 at Shrewsbury Parish, Kent Co., Maryland, USA,
; Her 2nd of 3 husbands.¹ Rachel Blay married Aquila Paca circa 1730 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA,
; His 2nd of 2 wives; her 3rd of 3 husbands.^3,1
Rachel Blay died between 27 January 1745 and 26 March 1746 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA; Presumably died between date of will and date of probate thereof.¹

Her estate was probated on 26 March 1746 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA.¹

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From Early Col. Settlers:
Liber 24, folio 440
27 Jan. 1745
PACA, RACHELL, Baltimore Co.
To son Perrigrine Brown, negro man Joe, negro woman Hannah, negro b oy George, & a gelding Jack; 10,000 nails., 500 Lb. pork, 12 barrels Indi an corn, & 5000 lb. tob.
To dau. Martha Paca, negro girl Nan, jewelry, clothes, & side saddle.
To Col. John Hall, my dau. Martha Paca with her portion in her father will.
My clear estate to be equ div. my 2s children, & if both d.s.p ., to my 6 cousins: John Tilden, Catherine Tilden, William Blay Tilden, William Weatherhead, Samuel Weatherhead, & John Weatherhead.
Extr: son Perrigrine Brown, he to be helped by my friends Col. John Ha ll & Jacob Giles.
Witn: Mary Clerk, Michael Webster, William Smith.
Codicil of same date, witn: Elizabeth Bradford, Mary Clerk, Michael Webster.
26 March 1746, sworn to by Mary Clark & William Smith.
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Mrs. Rachel Paca 37.348 BA £520.9.6 Feb 28 1748 Mar 3 1748
Appraisers: W. Young, William Dallam.
Creditors: John Hall.
Next of kin: Martha Pace.
Executor: Peregrine Brown
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Mrs. Rachall Paca 39.37 BA £62.7.5 May 8 1749 May 8 1749
Appraisers: William Dallam, W. Young.
Executor: Mr. Peregrine Brown.
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Rachel Paca 26./01 A BA £500.9.6 £1091.14.6 May 9 1749
A second inventory is cited in the amount of £62.7.5. Testator was buried in Kent County.
Payments to: Nathan Rigbie, Charles Alden, Felix Hughe, Thomas Brown, Hugh Low, John Allen, Henry Oneal, Col. John Hall, Elisabeth Webster, Mathew Wood, Jacob Bull, Robert Pattison.
Mentions; Aquila Paca (dead).
Distribution to: accountant (son), Martha Paca (daughter).
Executor: Perregrine Brown.
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Aquila Paca 25.27.6 A £1953.1.8 £57.12.9 Dec 12 1748
of Baltimote County. The amount of the accounts also included £16.19.6 in sterling & #11428.
Payments to: Thomas Renshaw, Mary Whetcomb, James Browne, Rodorack Cheyne, John Buck, Esq., Walter Tolley, Ann Spicer, Lord Baltimore paid to Capt. William Young, James Barnes, Samuel Griffith, Dr. Josias Middlemore, George Lester, Col. John Hall, Peter Wilson, Mr. Joshua George, Mr. James Bayard.
Mentions: family (unnamed).
Executor: Peregrine Browne (gentleman, of Kent County, executor of Rachel Paca (of Baltimore County, executrix of deceased))
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Scott, Edward, Kent Co., 28th Oct., 1725 ; 15th Nov., 1725.
To wife Rachel, extx., 'Rousby Recovery" or "Rousby County" during life in lieu of her dower rights in real estate; personalty and 1/3 personal estate; shd. a child be born, 200 A. "High Park" and 100 A. "Scott's Lott" to sd. child and hrs; shd. no other child be born, sd. 300 A. to son Edward, ex., and hrs.
To dau. Mary Chancellor and hrs., 600 A. of "Town Releaf,"
Kent Co.
To dau. Lethia, and hrs., 500 A. "Poplar Plain," hd. of Chester
R., Queen Anne's Co., and personalty.
To son William and hrs., "Stepney Heath's Mannor," next to Richard Fulston's, nr. lines of Wm. Driver and William Crowe.
son Charles and hrs., plantation Wm. Driver lived on.
To son Edward and hrs., residue of real estate and personalty.
Shd. Mary Chancellor be willing to sell for £100 the 600
A. bequeathed her sd. land to be purchased for son Edward.
Test : William Crow, Thomas Vuniek (Unick), William Taylor.
Codicil, 2nd Nov., 1725: William Ringold and Thomas Ringold
overseers.
Test : Tho. Williams, Daniel Verrill, Jno. Smith. 18, 420.
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Susannah Holland 22.10 A BA £931.16.10 £456.7.8 Nov 9 1745
The amount of the inventory also included #13611. The amount of the accounts also included 5205.10.9 in sterling & #5690.
Received from: John Hanbury (merchant in London).
Payments to: Winif. Smith & William Bradford, Rachel Paca, Col. Thomas White, Mary Preston, Rachel Paca per William Gilham, Nicholas Baker, Patric Goold, John Preston, Dr. Edward Wakeman, John Risteau, Joshua George, Richard Bennett, Esq.
Administrator: Francis Holland
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Isaac Butterworth 26.30 A BA 8307.13.8 £116.6.6 Mar 17 1748
Payments to: Richard Rutt, Thomas White, Charles Batton, Thomas Treadway, Perregrine Brown (executor of Rachel Pace), Robert Brterly, William Bradford, Roger Donohue, William Cox, John Haven, Col. Nathan Rigbie, Sam. Webb, Dr. Josias Middlemore, Ephraim Goever (also Ephraim Cover), John Murray Sam. Gilbert, Lawrence Clark, James Cairre, Philip Clark, Dr. Edward Wakeman, James Quinley, Daniel Dulany, Esq.
Mentions: S children (unnamed).
Executrix: Jane Clark, Lawrence Clark.
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Samuel Cover 28.48 A BA £16.10.3 Apr 23 1750
The amount of the accounts also included £66.8.2 in sterling.
Payments to: John Rowbottom (of London) paid to Stephen Bordley, John Rhodes (of London) paid to Jacob Giles, John Carr paid by Ephraim Gover, John Franklin paid to John Talbott, Peregrine Ward (executor of Rachel Paca (executrix of Aquilla Paca)), Dr. James Somervell paid to John Talbot, Daniel Dulany, Esq., Thomas Poole (of London) paid to Patrick Creagh, John Watts (of London) paid to Patrick Creagh, Elisabeth Ward paid by Ephraim Gover, Peregrine Frisby for judgement against Aaron Proctor before Parker Hall, Ephraim Gover.
Administrator: Isaac Webster.¹

Rachel Blay left a will on 27 January 1745 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA;
From Early Col. Settlers:
Liber 24, folio 440
27 Jan. 1745
PACA, RACHELL, Baltimore Co.
To son Perrigrine Brown, negro man Joe, negro woman Hannah, negro b oy George, & a gelding Jack; 10,000 nails., 500 Lb. pork, 12 barrels Indi an corn, & 5000 lb. tob.
To dau. Martha Paca, negro girl Nan, jewelry, clothes, & side saddle.
To Col. John Hall, my dau. Martha Paca with her portion in her father will.
My clear estate to be equ div. my 2s children, & if both d.s.p ., to my 6 cousins: John Tilden, Catherine Tilden, William Blay Tilden, William Weatherhead, Samuel Weatherhead, & John Weatherhead.
Extr: son Perrigrine Brown, he to be helped by my friends Col. John Ha ll & Jacob Giles.
Witn: Mary Clerk, Michael Webster, William Smith.
Codicil of same date, witn: Elizabeth Bradford, Mary Clerk, Michael Webster.
26 March 1746, sworn to by Mary Clark & William Smith.¹

     Edward Scott was born before 1693.¹ He married Martha Tilden, daughter of Charles Tilden and Mary (?), on 17 April 1702 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA,
; His 1st of 2 wives.² Edward Scott married Rachel Blay on 23 June 1724 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA,
; His 2nd of 2 wives; her 1st of 3 husbands.¹
Edward Scott died before 15 November 1725 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA; Date of probate.¹
      ;
From Early Col. Settlers:
Scott, Edward, Kent Co., 28th Oct., 1725 ; 15th Nov., 1725.
To wife Rachel, extx., 'Rousby Recovery" or "Rousby County" during life in lieu of her dower rights in real estate; personalty and 1/3 personal estate; shd. a child be born, 200 A. "High Park" and 100 A. "Scott's Lott" to sd. child and hrs; shd. no other child be born, sd. 300 A. to son Edward, ex., and hrs.
To dau. Mary Chancellor and hrs., 600 A. of "Town Releaf,"
Kent Co.
To dau. Lethia, and hrs., 500 A. "Poplar Plain," hd. of Chester
R., Queen Anne's Co., and personalty.
To son William and hrs., "Stepney Heath's Mannor," next to Richard Fulston's, nr. lines of Wm. Driver and William Crowe.
son Charles and hrs., plantation Wm. Driver lived on.
To son Edward and hrs., residue of real estate and personalty.
Shd. Mary Chancellor be willing to sell for £100 the 600
A. bequeathed her sd. land to be purchased for son Edward.
Test : William Crow, Thomas Vuniek (Unick), William Taylor.
Codicil, 2nd Nov., 1725: William Ringold and Thomas Ringold
overseers.
Test : Tho. Williams, Daniel Verrill, Jno. Smith. 18, 420.
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Col. Edward Scott 11.289 KE £1658.17.5 Jan 20 1725 Mar 9 1725
Servants mentioned: William Taylor (shoemaker).
Appraisers: Simon Wilmer, Thomas Finer.
Creditors: John Tilden, Thomas Williams.
Next of kin: John Tilden, Charles Scott.
Executor: Mr. Edward Scott.
===
Col. Edward Scott 11.697 KE £306.3.1 May 26 1726 Oct 15 1726
Appraisers: Simon Wilmer, Thomas Piner.
Administrator/Executor: Mr. Edward Scott.
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Col. Edward Scott 9.116 A KE £1658.17.5 £290.18.8 Dec 2 1726
A second inventory is cited in the amount of £306.3.1.
Payments to: Capt. John Tennant/ James Moore, Dr, Richard Simonds, Mr. Federick Hanson, George Black (taylor), William Clark, Dr. John March, Thomas Hynson, Christopher Bateman, Elisabeth Cooper, Thomas Phillips, Edward Rogers, John Tilden, Patrick Clark, Dr. Thomas Williams, Francis Lewis.
Mentions: family (unnamed), children (unnamed).
Executor (acting): Edward Scott.
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Col. Edward Scott 8.539 A KE £124.1.3 Mar 11 1727
A second inventory is cited in the amount of £48.8.0.
Payments to: John Tilden, James Harris, Esq., George Brownell, Vestry of St. Paul's Parish (Kent County), Robert Street, John Hailes, Patrick Murry, Daniell Delahunty, Thomas Brooke & William Holland & Thomas Addison, Esq., Thomas Piner, Philemon Lloyd, Esq., Charles Calvert, Esq., Henry Gorden, Alexander Williamson, Maurice Carty (dead) paid to James Smith.
Executor: Mr. Edward Scott.
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Col. Edward Scott 12.106 KE £48.8.0 Mar 28 1727 Apr 23 1727
Appraisers: Simon Wilmer, Thomas Piner.
Administrator/Executor: Mr. Edward Scott.
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Mr. Edward Scott 16.521 KE £976.10.8 May 14 1729 Mar 8 1731
Appraisers: Simon Wilmer, John Evans,
Creditors: W. Nicholson, Isabella Slay.
Next of kin: John Tilden, James Ringgold.
Executors: Joseph Nicholson and his wife Hannah Nicholson.
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Edward Scott 11.617 A KE £976.10.8 £910.3.2 Nov 3 1732
Payments to: Thomas Garnett, John Tilden, Richard Gresham, Daniell Delahuntee, Rachel Browne, John Gresham, William Nicholson, Capt. John Huntington, Thomas Allfree, Martha Lewis (administratrix of Fran. Lewis), Isabella Blay, Richard Evans, William Carman, Ann Letton, Ann Kelly, James Cruikshank, Jasper Yates, Philip Darrington, Phill. Darrington, Nehemiah Powell, Jos. Wicks, John Grant, Thomas Budd, John Brown, Richard Tilghman, Patrick Clark, Thomas Hynson, Simon Wilmore attorney for William Chancellour guardian to William & Charles & Lethea Scott (children & legal representatives of Col. Edward Scott (dead), their filial portions due from deceased as acting executor of Col. Edward Scott).
Executors: Joseph Nicholson and his wife Hannah Nicholson.
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Col. Edward Scott 12.611 A KE £59.18.10 Aug 24 1734
Received from: George Gleaves, John Tilden.
List of debts: executor of James Fanning, executor of John Caslett, Patrick McNeale, Marg. Biggs, John Evitt, Peter Finnicomb, Francis Hill.
Payments to: Frances Ungle (administratrix of Robert Ungle) paid to Tench Francis, James Calder for settling accounts at request of Richard Bennett, Esq. & Edward Scott (acting executors of the deceased) paid by Richard Bennett, Esq. & Gilbert Falconar on behalf of his brother John Falconar & Joseph Nicholson (accountant), John Huntington, Charles Hynson, James Smith, William Crow.
Executors: Joseph Nicholson and his wife Hannah Nicholson (executrix of Edward Scott (executor of deceased)).
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Edward Scott 12.613 A KE £38.10.6 Aug 24 1734
A second inventory is cited in the amount of £162.13.8.
Payments to: Peter Taylor, Charles Carrel, Esq. paid by Domink DCopelagh, Daniel Perkins, Rachel Brown, James Ringold, John Sutton, Capt. John Dunkin paid to Aug. Thompson, John Hanes. Edward Henry Calvert, Esq. paid to Jos. Young, Charles Calvert, Esq., John Gresham.
Executors: Joseph Nicholson and his wife Hannah Nicholson.
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Edward Scott 19.168 KE £162.13.8' Oct 24 1734
Appraisers: Simon Wilmer, John Evans.
Creditors: John Gresham, John Brown.
Next of kin: John Tilden, E. Ringgold.
Executors: Joseph Nichollson and his wife Hannah Nichollson.
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Col. Edward Scott 19.72 A KE £65.15.0 Jul 19 1742
Legatees (children): Edward Scott, William Scott, Charles Scott, Leathia Scott.
Mentions: William Chancellor (of Philadelphia) guardian to William & Charles & Lethia Scott.
Executrix: Hannah Nicholson (wife of Joseph Nicholson, executrix of Edward Scott (acting executor of deceased)).
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Rev. Mr. James Crawford 35A.264 I KE £255.14.10 Sep 1713 Oct 12 1713
Appraisers: Michael Miller, William Scott.
Creditors: Edward Scott, Josiah Lanham.
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Smyth, Thomas, Kent Co., 30th June, 1718 ; 4th Aug., 1719.
To son Thomas and hrs., dwelling plantation, being pt. of "Trumping, "Smyth Meadow" (excepting pt. hereafter bequeathed), "Ratcliff Cross," "The Addition' on s. side of Davies' Ck., and "Smyths Venture," on both sides afsd. ck; also lot in New Yarmouth, on Grasin Ck., adjoining Mr. Tovey 's.
To dau. Martha and hrs., land bou. of Mr. Neatkin, being a pt. of "Hinchingham, and "Smythe 's Desert," excepting 100 A. joining where John Griffith is now seated, which 100 A. testator bequeaths to sd. John Griffith and Mary, his wife, during their lives.
To son Thomas and dau Martha, pew in St. Paul's, Kent Co.
To Jane Coursey, pt. of "Smyth's Meadows " (for desc. see will) , during life; shd. she have child., to them and their issue. When all are extinct sd. land to revert to son Thomas afsd. and hrs. Sd. Jane to pay Proprietary Rent and other charges.
To George Hanson, 600 lbs. tobacco for like sum had of Maj. Pott on his acct.
To John Griffith, tobacco due testator.
To wife Martha, extx., dwelling plantation and "Smyth's Meadow" during life, or half "Ratcliff Cross" during life. She to make a choice when son arrives at age of 18; and 1/3 personal estate.
Plantation, 150 A., Langford 's Bay, being pt. of " The Plaines," for use of a free school in the Parish_ of St. Paul's, Kent Co. When no schoolmaster lives on it, wife to let any poor man or men live thereon till a schoolmaster comes; after wife's decease son Thomas to do
same; after decease of both, the Vestry to do same forever.
Overseers: Thomas Bordley, James Harris and Col. Edward Scott.
Test: Wm. Grange; Josiah Lanham, David Read. 15. 159.
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Smyth, Martha, Kent Co., 22nd Jan., 1723 ; 3rd Mar., 1723-4.
To 2 child. Thomas and Martha, entire estate, excepting following bequests. Shd. child. die before of age according to their father's will, or without issue, entire estate to child. of bro. William Thomas. Son Thomas to be kept at Latin school, either in Kent Go. or Philadelphia, till of age;
dau Martha at Mrs. Cooper 's school (Kent Co.) for 3 yrs.
Both to be instructed in the faith of the Church of England.
To bro. William Thomas, ex. and guardian to children, £100, now in England.
To friends Col. Edward Scott and Thomas Ringold, each a mourning ring.
Test: Henry Rosier, William Yearly. 18, 245.
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James Fanning 9.91 A KE £2.15.11 £2.15.11 Aug 21 1728
Payments to: Col. Edward Scott (dead) paid to Edward Scott (administrator of Col. Scott), John Gresham, William Graves, John Reed.
Administrators: John Twigg and his wife Mary Twigg.¹

     Martha Tilden was born circa 1685 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA.¹ She married Edward Scott on 17 April 1702 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA,
; His 1st of 2 wives.¹
Martha Tilden died before 1724 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA; Her husband remarried in June 1724.¹

     Charles Tilden married Mary (?) at Kent Co., Maryland, USA.^2,1
Charles Tilden was born before 1659.¹
Charles Tilden died in 1669 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA.¹
      ;
From Early Col. Settlers:
no court reords for probate
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Kent County Court Proceedings, 1676-1698
Volume 557, Page 212

Att A Court Called and Held for the Electing and Chooseing one deputy or Delagate for the said County to serve In the vacancy of M.r Henry Hosier deced this fifth day of October 1686
P.rsent
Comiss.rs
By a Just and free Election of the Freemen of this said County
M.r William Harris is Chosen Delegate or Burgess for the said County of Kent
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Tilden Family Of Kent County.
According to Hanson's Old Kent (Page 302, 307) the immigrant ancestor of this family was Marmaduke Tilden of Great Oak Manor, Kent County, Md., who came to Maryland in 1658 and died in September, 1671, leaving three sons; Marmaduke, Charles and John. The State and County records, however, show that the immigrant ancestor was Charles Tilden, who, on the 27th of March, 1677, " proved one right for transporting himself into this Province to inhabit," and assigned it, 14th May, following, to John Wedge (Land Office, Lib. 15, fol. 413). He was one of the Justices of Kent County, 1685-1687, and again in 1694; Sheriff of the County in 1693; a vestryman of St. Paul's Parish, 1693, 1696- 1697 ; and a member of the Provincial Grand Jury in 1698. He died in 1699 (Test. Proc., Lib. 17A, fol. 17, 18, 31, 33), leaving issue: 1. Marmaduke Tilden (d. 1726), 2. John Tilden (d. 1746), 3. Mary Tilden (b. 21st July, 1.681; d. 1702), mar. in 1699, Elias King (d. 1706), 4. Wealthy Ann Tilden, mar. in 1710, Thomas

Hynson, 5. Ann Tilden, mar. Wilson. Charles Tilden was

twice married; his first wife, Mary (living in 1692) was certainly the mother of his daughter Mary, and perhaps of his other children as well, with the possible exception of Ann. His second wife,

Ann , survived him. It would be interesting to learn whence

the author of Old Kent derived his rather circumstantial account.
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http://plato.mdarchives.state.md.us/msa/stagser/s1500/s1529/cfm/dsp_unit.c fm?county=ke&qualifier=S&series=1594&unit=278

Kent County Circuit Court
Land Survey, Subdivision, and Condominium Plats
MSA S1594: (Patents, KE, Tract Index)
Index by Reference
Reference: Patent Record NS 2, p. 221
Date: 1686
Description: Bishford, 200 Acres; Patent
Developer/Owner: King, Elias and Charles Tilden
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administrative entry in the Kent County estate
of Thomas Boone will dated 7/8/1686. Payments to "Hance Hanson, Mr. Charles Tilden for use of Joshua Jackson, William Taylard." The ex was William Harris. Libers 9.26.
===
Another landmark of Kent is the Quaker Meeting House at Lynch. John Lynch, a Quaker, once lived where the village is now, and the meeting house stood on land once owned by him. The Quakers named this the "Cecil Meeting," because at the time (1698) it was erected or established it was within the bounds of Cecil County. It was a branch of the Friends' Yearly Meeting established at Philadelphia by the great Quaker, William Penn, and numbered many of Kent's best families as its members. From its records the following names have been taken: Turner, Dawson, Corse, Alston, Brown. Thomas, George, Hodges, Atkinson, Trew, Maslin, Norris, Simmonds, Parrott, Bowers, Rasin, Neal, Gale, Beck, Jones and Lamb. From this last-named family came that great educator of the past decade - Eli Lamb - known to hundreds of men and women as "Cousin Eli."

The early settlers of this neighborhood were: St. Leager Codd, William Frisby, William, Daniel and Gideon Pearce, Edward Scott, George Warner, Charles James, George Oldfield, James Hepburn, James Wroth, Edward Blay, John and Edward Beck, Nathaniel Styles, George Skirven and Philip Rasin. Later came Matthews Howard, Nathaniel Kennard, Cornelius Comegys, John Wethered, Charles Tilden, George Medford and many others whose names appear on the register of Shrewsbury Parish or the land records of the county.

Page(s) 88-91, History of Kent County, Maryland, 1630-1916, by Fred G. Usilton, 1916
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King, Elias, Kent Co., 2nd Feb., 1706; 21st Feb., 1706.
Desires Robert Dunckley and Edward Scott to manage cargoes in which former and himself are partners. Also wishes to have matters between himself and Richard Bennett settled.
To child, of Charles Tilden, plantation and personalty; residue of personalty to remain on plantation.
Exs.: Thomas Ringgold, Edward Scott.
Test: Edw. Worrell, Evan Evans, Thos. Williams. 12. 83.
===
"St Pauls Parish Consists of the Rest of the County." Vestrymen: Mr Wm Frisby Mr Charles Tilden Mr Micha Miller Mr Thomas Smith Mr Hans Hanson Mr Simon Wilmore [Wilmer] Taxables 321. 534.¹

     Mary (?) married Charles Tilden at Kent Co., Maryland, USA.^1,2

Mary (?) died before 1669 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA.¹

     Aquila Paca was born on 18 October 1702 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA.¹ He married Frances Stokes in April 1725 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA,
; His 1st of 2 wives.² Aquila Paca married Rachel Blay circa 1730 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA,
; His 2nd of 2 wives; her 3rd of 3 husbands.^1,3
Aquila Paca died before 13 March 1744 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA.¹
      ;
From Early Col. Settlers:
son of Aquila Paca and Martha Phillips
===
Paca, Acquila, Baltimore Co., 23rd Jan., 1743 ; 13th March, 1743.
To wife Rachel, use of dwell. plan. at Swan Cr. for two yrs. shd. she remain a widow, and 1/3 personal estate.
son John, "Delph" and "Delph's Neglect". 100- a. which test, bought from Humphrey Wills Stoakes, this being part of a large tract known as "Goulds Smith Hall". Shd. he die without issue, to pass to dau. Martha, and in turn to Acquila, eldest son of test. bro. John, also residue of land in Balto. Co. and elsewhere.
To dau. Martha, 500 a. "Stony Ridge" and "Packers Enlargement", left test by his father . 150 a. "Mary's Lot" which was willed test. by his sis. Susanna Galloway, and 100 a. which test. bought from Gabriel and Mary Brown and Ann Spicer, who gave him bond of Jacob Giles and Isaac Webster for conveying the land, afsd.
To wife and child. afsd., residue of estate including clothes of test. decd. wife .
Test. wishes Col. John Hall to be appointed guardian of son afsd. and to have entire authority over him and his property. Shd. test, wife Rachel, remarry, Col. John Hall, afsd., is to take care also of dau. Martha. In any case test. wishes John Hall to attend to the division of his father's estate, which is to be divided bet. test., his bro. John and the estate of his dec'd. sis. Priscilla Smith.
Exs.: Wife and Col. John Hall. They to pay debt owing son-in-law Perequine Browne.
Test: John Burton, Mary Clarke, Elizabeth Bradford, Samuel Pritchard. 23. 566.
Note: Widow refuses to abide by above will and claims her dower rights.
===
Aquila Paca 25.226 A £1953.1.8 £57.12.9 Dec 12 1748
of Baltimore County. The amount of the accounts also included £16.19.6 in sterling & #11428.
Payments to: Thomas Renshaw, Mary Whetcomb, James Browne, Rodorick Cheyne, John Buck, Esq., Walter Tolley, Ann Spicer, Lord Baltimore paid to Capt. William Young, James Barnes, Samuel Griffith, Dr. Josias Middlemore, George Lester, Col. John Hall, Peter Wilson, Mr. Joshua George, Mr. James Bayard. Mentions: family (unnamed).
Executor: Peregrine Browne (gentleman, of Kent County, executor of Rachel Paca (of Baltimore County, executrix of deceased)).
===
Maj. Aquila Paca 26.98 A BA £1564.7.2 Apr 21 1749
The amount of the accounts also included £296.19.0 in sterling.
Received from: John Risteau.
Payments to: Lord Baltimore per Mr. Mathias Harris, Stephen Wilkinson, William Young for Lord Baltimore, Daniel Duaany, Esq., estate of Stephen Wilkinson, Perregrine Brown (accountant), Col. White per John Risteau, Dr. Edward Wakeman, Daniel Dulany, Esq. der Roger Boyce, William Young, Capt. William Dallam, Mr. Nicholas MaccubbLn.
Distribution to: widow (unnamed), 2 children (unnamed).
executor: Perregrine Brown (executor of Mrs. Rachel Paca (executrix of deceased))
===
Smith, William, Baltimore Co., 26th Nov., 1738; 2nd Jan., 1738-9.
To wife, Mary, extx., personal estate during widowhood, shd. sd. wife marry to have 1/3 personal estate, residue divided among 4 child., viz.: William, Jr., George, Nathaniel and Hannah; also 200 A. "Contrivance," and 50 A. "Newson's Meadow" during life, after her decease the sd. two tracts to be equally divided bet. two sons George and Nathaniel, shd, either die without issue survivor to enjoy both the tracts. Extx. empowered to convey to Helen Newsom 254 A. "Benjamin's Choice" in Hedges Neck.
Test: Aquila Paca, George Lester, Henry Haile (Hale). 22. 26.

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Rachel Paca 26./01 A BA £500.9.6 £1091.14.6 May 9 1749
A second inventory is cited in the amount of £62.7.5. Testator was buried in Kent County.
Payments to: Nathan Rigbie, Charles Alden, Felix Hughe, Thomas Brown, Hugh Low, John Allen, Henry Oneal, Col. John Hall, Elisabeth Webster, Mathew Wood, Jacob Bull, Robert Pattison.
Mentions; Aquila Paca (dead).
Distribution to: accountant (son), Martha Paca (daughter).
Executor: Perregrine Brown.¹

     Frances Stokes was born on 4 January 1705 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA.¹ She married Aquila Paca in April 1725 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA,
; His 1st of 2 wives.¹
Frances Stokes died before 1730 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA; Her husband remarried ca 1730.¹

     Peregrine Browne was born on 1 October 1727 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA.¹
Peregrine Browne died between 1 May 1777 and 19 August 1777 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA; Presumably died between date of will and date of probate thereof.¹
     Peregrine Browne left a will on 1 May 1777;
From Early Col. Settlers:
WILL: Peregrin Brown of Kent Co
To my son Peregrin Brown my grist mill containing 75 acres that I purchas ed of Andrew Hynson part of a tract called "Varina" and the aforesaid mil l. If he has no issue then the mills to be sold and divided between my da u. Sophia Charlotte Massey, John Wethered, William Wethered, William Blay Tilding, and Mary Kinnard, dau. of Phillip Kennard, deceased or their h eirs. My executor to lay ½ acres of land where my family burial ground n ow is on my farm where John Bizely now lives for a burial ground to a ny of my relatives who wish to be buried there and free egress and regre ss at any time. The plantation where John Beazely now lives to be rented o ut for 5 years and rent to be received by my worthy kinsman John Wether ed for the use of his son Peregrine Wethered at the arrival of Peregri ne at 21. If he dies without heirs then to my son Peregrin Brown, a nd to be paid by my kinsman John Wethered. The £50 due this year for re nt to be used for walling in the ground left by me for a burial groun d. To my god dau. Mary Kinnard, dau. of Philip Kennard, deceased £50. Aft er 5 years, the plantation and mill to my son Peregrine Brown and he payi ng to my dau. Sophia Charlotte Massey during her life £50. If he dies with out heirs, then to my dau. Sophia. If she dies without heir then to Peregr in Wethered. To my son Peregrin my lott of land in Georgetown which I purc hased of William Wethered. To my son Peregrin all the land not mentioned a nd my two horses and my Sulkey and my negro fellow Jack £3 yearly.

Execs. my son Peregrin Brown and my kinsman John Wethered. Witnesses Jo hn Miller, Archibald Chisolm, James Pearce. Written May 1, 1777 Proved At g. 19, 1777 p. 21
Source: Rev. Christos Christou, Jr.¹

     Stephen Frisby died after 29 November 1713; Alive at the time of his father's will.¹
     In William Frisby Sr.'s will dated 29 November 1713 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA, Stephen Frisby was named as an heir;
From Early Col. Settlers:
Frisby, William, Sr., Kent County, 29th Nov., 1713; 4th Jan., 1713/14.
To son William and hrs., "Frisby's Purchase," 400 A., bought of Stephen Coleman and formerly belonging to Jno. Van-heck, nr. Farley Creek, Kent County, on the Bayside, adjoin­ing land of Wm. Ellmes; also, "Bay-neck," nr. Swan Point. (For description see will.)
To son James and hrs., 100 A., "The Island" between Swan and Tavern Creeks, bought from old Robt. Parke; 18 A., "Swan Island," m. Swan Pt., and 300 A., "Frisby's Con-veniency," bought from Wm. Hambleton, of Talbot County, being part of "Hinchingham," between Thos. Lewis and Wm. Glanvill.
To son Stephen and hrs., 400 A., "Swan Point," and dwelling plantation (land, "Bay Neck" afsd., devised son William, having been taken out of sd. "Swan Point"); also, 150 A., "Cornliv's Hills" and "Frisby's Purchase," on n. side Sassafras R., nr. the Court House, the Upper part adjoining land of Thos. Kellton. He (son Stephen) to be kept at school for two yrs.
In event of death of sons afsd., next of kin to inherit lands.
To wife Ann, use of 1/2 dwelling plantation and other lands during life.
To grandson Rich'd Frisby, porsonalty.
To wife and sons afsd., residue of estate.
Exs.: Sons Wm. and James afsd., the last one named to be of age at decease of testator.
Test: Alex. Williamson, Chas. Fitzpabuck, Hugh Perry. 13.654.
Note: By codicil, terms of will are confirmed excepting gift to grandson Richard is revoked and to unborn child, if male, is devised tract on n. side Sassafras R., bequeathed son Stephen in will, in lieu of which to son Stephen and hrs. is devised a parcel of land adjoining dwelling planta­tion, and given in will to son William.¹

     James Frisby died after 29 November 1713; Executor of his father's will.¹
     In William Frisby Sr.'s will dated 29 November 1713 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA, James Frisby was named as executor;
From Early Col. Settlers:
Frisby, William, Sr., Kent County, 29th Nov., 1713; 4th Jan., 1713/14.
To son William and hrs., "Frisby's Purchase," 400 A., bought of Stephen Coleman and formerly belonging to Jno. Van-heck, nr. Farley Creek, Kent County, on the Bayside, adjoin­ing land of Wm. Ellmes; also, "Bay-neck," nr. Swan Point. (For description see will.)
To son James and hrs., 100 A., "The Island" between Swan and Tavern Creeks, bought from old Robt. Parke; 18 A., "Swan Island," m. Swan Pt., and 300 A., "Frisby's Con-veniency," bought from Wm. Hambleton, of Talbot County, being part of "Hinchingham," between Thos. Lewis and Wm. Glanvill.
To son Stephen and hrs., 400 A., "Swan Point," and dwelling plantation (land, "Bay Neck" afsd., devised son William, having been taken out of sd. "Swan Point"); also, 150 A., "Cornliv's Hills" and "Frisby's Purchase," on n. side Sassafras R., nr. the Court House, the Upper part adjoining land of Thos. Kellton. He (son Stephen) to be kept at school for two yrs.
In event of death of sons afsd., next of kin to inherit lands.
To wife Ann, use of 1/2 dwelling plantation and other lands during life.
To grandson Rich'd Frisby, porsonalty.
To wife and sons afsd., residue of estate.
Exs.: Sons Wm. and James afsd., the last one named to be of age at decease of testator.
Test: Alex. Williamson, Chas. Fitzpabuck, Hugh Perry. 13.654.
Note: By codicil, terms of will are confirmed excepting gift to grandson Richard is revoked and to unborn child, if male, is devised tract on n. side Sassafras R., bequeathed son Stephen in will, in lieu of which to son Stephen and hrs. is devised a parcel of land adjoining dwelling planta­tion, and given in will to son William.¹

     Ann (?) married William Frisby Sr., son of James Frisby Sr. and Mary Maddox, after 1699 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA,
; His 2nd? of 2? wives. His 1st wife died in 1699.¹
Ann (?) died after 29 November 1713.¹
      ; William Frisby names his wife "Ann" in his 1713 will.¹
In William Frisby Sr.'s will dated 29 November 1713 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA, Ann (?) was named as an heir;
From Early Col. Settlers:
Frisby, William, Sr., Kent County, 29th Nov., 1713; 4th Jan., 1713/14.
To son William and hrs., "Frisby's Purchase," 400 A., bought of Stephen Coleman and formerly belonging to Jno. Van-heck, nr. Farley Creek, Kent County, on the Bayside, adjoin­ing land of Wm. Ellmes; also, "Bay-neck," nr. Swan Point. (For description see will.)
To son James and hrs., 100 A., "The Island" between Swan and Tavern Creeks, bought from old Robt. Parke; 18 A., "Swan Island," m. Swan Pt., and 300 A., "Frisby's Con-veniency," bought from Wm. Hambleton, of Talbot County, being part of "Hinchingham," between Thos. Lewis and Wm. Glanvill.
To son Stephen and hrs., 400 A., "Swan Point," and dwelling plantation (land, "Bay Neck" afsd., devised son William, having been taken out of sd. "Swan Point"); also, 150 A., "Cornliv's Hills" and "Frisby's Purchase," on n. side Sassafras R., nr. the Court House, the Upper part adjoining land of Thos. Kellton. He (son Stephen) to be kept at school for two yrs.
In event of death of sons afsd., next of kin to inherit lands.
To wife Ann, use of 1/2 dwelling plantation and other lands during life.
To grandson Rich'd Frisby, porsonalty.
To wife and sons afsd., residue of estate.
Exs.: Sons Wm. and James afsd., the last one named to be of age at decease of testator.
Test: Alex. Williamson, Chas. Fitzpabuck, Hugh Perry. 13.654.
Note: By codicil, terms of will are confirmed excepting gift to grandson Richard is revoked and to unborn child, if male, is devised tract on n. side Sassafras R., bequeathed son Stephen in will, in lieu of which to son Stephen and hrs. is devised a parcel of land adjoining dwelling planta­tion, and given in will to son William.¹

     Sarah Frisby was born on 28 March 1680 at Cecil Co., Maryland, USA.¹ She married Thomas Robinson on 6 July 1697 at Cecil Co., Maryland, USA,
; Her 1st of 2 husbands.² Sarah Frisby married Stephen Knight after 19 June 1704
; Her 2nd of 2 husbands. Her 1st husband died 19 June 1704.³
Sarah Frisby died in 1731 at Cecil Co., Maryland, USA.¹
     In James Frisby Jr.'s will dated 10 September 1702 at Cecil Co., Maryland, USA, Sarah Frisby was named as an heir;
From Early Col. Settlers:
Frisby, James, Cecil Co.,10th Sept., 1702; 19th June, 1704.
To sons Thomas and William, dwelling plantation and land thereunto, contained in 5 patents, viz., "Burke's Journey," "Frisby's Addition" "Frisby's Wild Chase," "Baltimore's Fields," and "Frisby's Point"; son Thomas to have dwelling plantation.
To son James and hrs., "White Marsh" and land above sd. plantation, contained in 3 patents and 1 deed of sale from Sam'l Wheeler, viz. "Hardgrove's Choyce," "Frisby's Prime Choyce," "Frisby's Farme," "Frisby's Forrest"; also 300 A, "Broad Oak," on e. side Sassafras R, back of Thos. Bostick's land. In event of death of any son his portion to descend to next younger brother.
To dau. Sarah Robinson, personalty, including that which belonged to her dec'd mother (unnamed). Also additional personalty in event of her coming into the country.
To son-in-law Thomas Robinson, personalty.
Residue of personalty to 4 sons viz., Thomas, James, Peregrine and William.
Sons Peregrine and William to remain in Eng. to be educated. Sons Thomas and James to have a justice in Eng. to look after sons Peregrine and William.
Exs.: Sons Thomas, James and Peregrine afsd.
Test: Clement Barkston, Jas. Bowers, Anne Hewes, Jno. Keys, Eliza: Keys.3. 208.⁴

     Thomas Robinson was born before 1677.¹ He married Sarah Frisby, daughter of James Frisby Jr. and Sarah Reed, on 6 July 1697 at Cecil Co., Maryland, USA,
; Her 1st of 2 husbands.¹
Thomas Robinson died before February 1708 at Cecil Co., Maryland, USA.¹
     In James Frisby Jr.'s will dated 10 September 1702 at Cecil Co., Maryland, USA, Thomas Robinson was named as an heir;
From Early Col. Settlers:
Frisby, James, Cecil Co.,10th Sept., 1702; 19th June, 1704.
To sons Thomas and William, dwelling plantation and land thereunto, contained in 5 patents, viz., "Burke's Journey," "Frisby's Addition" "Frisby's Wild Chase," "Baltimore's Fields," and "Frisby's Point"; son Thomas to have dwelling plantation.
To son James and hrs., "White Marsh" and land above sd. plantation, contained in 3 patents and 1 deed of sale from Sam'l Wheeler, viz. "Hardgrove's Choyce," "Frisby's Prime Choyce," "Frisby's Farme," "Frisby's Forrest"; also 300 A, "Broad Oak," on e. side Sassafras R, back of Thos. Bostick's land. In event of death of any son his portion to descend to next younger brother.
To dau. Sarah Robinson, personalty, including that which belonged to her dec'd mother (unnamed). Also additional personalty in event of her coming into the country.
To son-in-law Thomas Robinson, personalty.
Residue of personalty to 4 sons viz., Thomas, James, Peregrine and William.
Sons Peregrine and William to remain in Eng. to be educated. Sons Thomas and James to have a justice in Eng. to look after sons Peregrine and William.
Exs.: Sons Thomas, James and Peregrine afsd.
Test: Clement Barkston, Jas. Bowers, Anne Hewes, Jno. Keys, Eliza: Keys.3. 208.²
Thomas Robinson was mentioned in a land transaction on 8 January 1703 at Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA,
Memo:
From Early Col. Settlers: 300 A part of Huckleberry Forest 8 JAN 1703 Anne Arundel Co, MD.¹
Thomas Robinson was mentioned in a land transaction on 7 January 1710 at Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA,
Memo:
From Early Col. Settlers: 332 Acres, Gidds Folly & Bore Neck 10 JAN 1710 Anne Arundel Co, MD.¹

     Stephen Knight was born in 1680 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA.¹ He married Sarah Frisby, daughter of James Frisby Jr. and Sarah Reed, after 19 June 1704
; Her 2nd of 2 husbands. Her 1st husband died 19 June 1704.¹ Stephen Knight married Anne (?) after 1731
; His 2nd of 2 wives; his 1st wife d. 1731. Wife "Anne" is mentioned in his 1742 will.²
Stephen Knight died between 18 October 1742 and 21 March 1746 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA; Presumably died between date of will and date of probate thereof.¹

His estate was probated on 21 March 1745 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA.¹

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From Early Col. Settlers: 332 Acres, Gidds Folly & Bore Neck 10 JAN 1710 Anne Arundel Co, MD.¹

Stephen Knight left a will on 18 October 1742 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA;
From Early Col. Settlers:
KNIGHT, STEPHEN, Kent Co. 18 Oct, 1742; 21 Mar, 1745
To my wife, ANNE KNIGHT, extx, my estate both real and personal in Kent Co. or elsewhere, except hereafter stated.
To my grandson, JOHN LEACH KNIGHT, my house and lot in Chestertown.
Design that by leaving my estate to my wife, that she shall lay claim to dower, to my plantation that was at Boho., Bohemia?) in Cecil.
To my son, WILLIAM, my plate that is engraved with my coat of arms and chest to him and hrs forever; my personal estate and slaves in Cecil to my sd son.
To my dau MARY STOKES, slaves.
To my 2nd dau, SARAH PHILIPS, slaves.
To my 3rd dau, CORDELIA KNIGHT, slaves.
To my 3 daus, 10 pounds sterl.
Wit: James Watson, John Watson, Elizabeth Peavoll (or Teooll ?) 24. 14.¹

     Anne (?) married Stephen Knight after 1731
; His 2nd of 2 wives; his 1st wife d. 1731. Wife "Anne" is mentioned in his 1742 will.¹
Anne (?) died after 1746 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA.¹
     In Stephen Knight's will dated 18 October 1742 at Kent Co., Maryland, USA, Anne (?) was named as an heir;
From Early Col. Settlers:
KNIGHT, STEPHEN, Kent Co. 18 Oct, 1742; 21 Mar, 1745
To my wife, ANNE KNIGHT, extx, my estate both real and personal in Kent Co. or elsewhere, except hereafter stated.
To my grandson, JOHN LEACH KNIGHT, my house and lot in Chestertown.
Design that by leaving my estate to my wife, that she shall lay claim to dower, to my plantation that was at Boho., Bohemia?) in Cecil.
To my son, WILLIAM, my plate that is engraved with my coat of arms and chest to him and hrs forever; my personal estate and slaves in Cecil to my sd son.
To my dau MARY STOKES, slaves.
To my 2nd dau, SARAH PHILIPS, slaves.
To my 3rd dau, CORDELIA KNIGHT, slaves.
To my 3 daus, 10 pounds sterl.
Wit: James Watson, John Watson, Elizabeth Peavoll (or Teooll ?) 24. 14.²

     Thomas Frisby was born on 15 February 1681 at Cecil Co., Maryland, USA.¹ He married Frances Wells, daughter of George Wells Sr. and Blanch Goldsmith, circa 1702 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA.²
Thomas Frisby married Augustina Herman in 1715 at Cecil Co., Maryland, USA,
; His 2nd of 2 wives; her 2nd or 3rd of 3 husbands.³
Thomas Frisby died before 8 February 1716 at Cecil Co., Maryland, USA; Date of probate.¹
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From Early Col. Settlers:
Mr. Thomas Frisby 36C.151 I CE £690.11.0 Feb 8 1715
Appraisers: William Veasey, John Coppin.
Creditors & Next of kin: M. Vanderheyden, Roger Laramore, William Frisby, Sara Knight.
List of debts: John Falconer, Mr. CrookShanks, Mr. John Jawert, Mr. Ja. Creager, James Bower, Philip Holedgar, William Bower, John Harris, Thomas Merritt, John Simons, Samuel Lowman, Samuel Luram.
===
Thomas Frisby 37A.20 A CE £690.11.0 £1818.4.1 Apr 6 1716
Payments to: Mr. John Dowdall, James Frisby, Peregrine Frisby, William Frisby.
Mentions: William Frisby (brother to administrators).
Administrators: James Frisby, Peregrine Frisby.
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Mr. Thomas Frisby 38A.27 I CE £25.19.0 Jan 21 1716
Appraisers: William Veazey, John Copping.
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Thomas Frisby 39B.11 A £1863.8.3 Apr 10 1717
A second inventory is cited in the amount of £25.19.0.
Received from: N. Higland.
Payments to: John Falconar, Mr. Thomas Bordley, Mr. James Crenger, Samuel Young, Esq. & Richard Bennet, Esq.
Mentions: William (no surname given, brother of administrators).
Administrators: James Frisby, Peregrine Frisby,
===
Thomas Frisby (gentleman) 1.182 A CE £888.0.3 £1067.16.7 Sep 12 1718
Payments to: estate of James Frisby (father) with payments to accounts and their brother William, Roger Larramore, Mr. John Dowdall, Benjamin Pearce, Thomas Bordley, Esq., William Bladen, Esq., Mr. Vanderheyden, fees for suit against Samuel Young, Esq. (administrator of ---- Burroughs) & Richard Bennet, Samuel Young, Esq., Joseph Howard who married administratrix of William Burroughs, Richard Bennett, Esq., John Ward, Mr. Daniell Dullany for defense in suit against Maurice Birchfield, Esq., Mr. John Jawart.
Mentions: widow (unnamed), Mr. John Falkiner.
Administrators: Mr. James Frisby, Peregrine Frisby.
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Frisby, James, Cecil Co.,10th Sept., 1702; 19th June, 1704.
To sons Thomas and William, dwelling plantation and land thereunto, contained in 5 patents, viz., "Burke's Journey," "Frisby's Addition" "Frisby's Wild Chase," "Baltimore's Fields," and "Frisby's Point"; son Thomas to have dwelling plantation.
To son James and hrs., "White Marsh" and land above sd. plantation, contained in 3 patents and 1 deed of sale from Sam'l Wheeler, viz. "Hardgrove's Choyce," "Frisby's Prime Choyce," "Frisby's Farme," "Frisby's Forrest"; also 300 A, "Broad Oak," on e. side Sassafras R, back of Thos. Bostick's land. In event of death of any son his portion to descend to next younger brother.
To dau. Sarah Robinson, personalty, including that which belonged to her dec'd mother (unnamed). Also additional personalty in event of her coming into the country.
To son-in-law Thomas, Robinson, personalty.
Residue of personalty to 4 sons viz., Thomas, James, Peregrine and William.
Sons Peregrine and William to remain in Eng. to be educated. Sons Thomas and James to have a justice in Eng. to look after sons Peregrine and William.
Exs.: Sons Thomas, James and Peregrine afsd.
Test: Clement Barkston, Jas. Bowers, Anne Hewes, Jno. Keys, Eliza: Keys.3. 208.
===
Thomas Gilbert, Sr. 29.63 I £39.18.6.¹

     Frances Wells was born circa 1684 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA.¹ She married Thomas Frisby, son of James Frisby Jr. and Sarah Reed, circa 1702 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA.¹

Frances Wells died in 1713 at Cecil Co., Maryland, USA.¹
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From Early Col. Settlers:
George Wells 2.451 A £956.15.10 £792.15.8 Aug 4 1719
Distribution to: (NJL note: this distribution concerns George Wells, Sr., not George Wells, Jr.)
Susanna (1/3, daughter) wife of John Stokes,
Mary Frisby (1/3, guardian is John Stokes) daughter of William Frisby who married a daughter (unnamed),
Peregrine Frisby & Sarah Frisby (1/3, guardian is James Frisby) daughters (!) of William Frisby who married a daughter (unnamed),
John Smithers & George Smithers (2 parts) sons of Richard Smithers who married a daughter (unnamed).
Administratrix: Mary Wells, now wife of William Marshall.
===
Wells, George, Balto. Co.,20th Feb., 1695; -- --- ----;
To dau, Blanch and hrs., 1500 A., manor on Chester R., Kent County, bet. Gray's Inn Ck. and Lankfords Bay.
To dau. Frances and hrs., 100 A., "Black Island," 320 A., part of "Collett's Point" and part of "Planters' Delight."
To dau. Susanna Mary and hrs., part of "Planters' Delight" and part of "Collett's Point"
In event of death of dau. Frances or dau. Susanna Mary during minority, survivor to inherit deceased's portion.
To son George and hrs., 400 A., residue of "Planters' Delight," 800 A., "Goldsmith Hall," 300 A., "Timber Proofe," and 82 A., "Walston's Addition."
To son Benjamin, ex., and hrs., gifts of land confirmed, viz., "Benjamin" 470 A., "Wells' Neck" and "Holyneck," bet. Back and Middle R., Balto. County, and all land in A. A. Co. belonging to testator which was his father's; also certain personalty due testator from cousins Thomas Stockett and Samuel Chew.
To 5 child., viz., Benjamin, Blanch, Frances, George and Susanna Mary, residue of estate equally.
Son George to be of age at 18 yrs. and 3 daus. at 15 yrs.
To wife Blanch, personalty in lieu of that half of Maj. Samuel Goldsmith's estate received by testator at his marriage. Test: Thos. Smith, Eliza: Hamanck, Ralph Gillian. 7. 192.¹

     George Wells Sr. was born circa 1640 at Lower Norfolk Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He married Blanch Goldsmith on 7 October 1667 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA.^2,1

George Wells Sr. died on 19 July 1696 at Bayside, Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA.¹
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From Early Col. Settlers:
Wells, George, Balto. Co.,20th Feb., 1695; -- --- ----;
To dau, Blanch and hrs., 1500 A., manor on Chester R., Kent County, bet. Gray's Inn Ck. and Lankfords Bay.
To dau. Frances and hrs., 100 A., "Black Island," 320 A., part of "Collett's Point" and part of "Planters' Delight."
To dau. Susanna Mary and hrs., part of "Planters' Delight" and part of "Collett's Point"
In event of death of dau. Frances or dau. Susanna Mary during minority, survivor to inherit deceased's portion.
To son George and hrs., 400 A., residue of "Planters' Delight," 800 A., "Goldsmith Hall," 300 A., "Timber Proofe," and 82 A., "Walston's Addition."
To son Benjamin, ex., and hrs., gifts of land confirmed, viz., "Benjamin" 470 A., "Wells' Neck" and "Holyneck," bet. Back and Middle R., Balto. County, and all land in A. A. Co. belonging to testator which was his father's; also certain personalty due testator from cousins Thomas Stockett and Samuel Chew.
To 5 child., viz., Benjamin, Blanch, Frances, George and Susanna Mary, residue of estate equally.
Son George to be of age at 18 yrs. and 3 daus. at 15 yrs.
To wife Blanch, personalty in lieu of that half of Maj. Samuel Goldsmith's estate received by testator at his marriage. Test: Thos. Smith, Eliza: Hamanck, Ralph Gillian. 7. 192.
===
Col. George Wells 15.8 I BA £1482.5.0 Jul 27 1696
Appraisers: James Philips, Daniell Pallmer.
List of debts: Mr. Samuell Groome (merchant) in London, Mr. Perregrine Browne (merchant) in London, Col. Harman drawn on Samuell Groome, Samuell Chew drawn on John Hide, John Hall drawn on John Hide, John Hall drawn on Perregrine Browne, Abraham Wide drawn on John March, Mr. James Philips, Mr. John Hall, Mr. Edward Boothbey, Edward Allelye, William Yorke, Miles Hannis, William Fribye, Capt. Henry Hanslapp, Edward Brocklesbye, Thomas Thurston, Charles Gorsuch, Jacob Younge, Edward Pinner, James Salmon, Richard Askue, Giddeon Gamble, Thomas Heath, Francis Smith, John Roberts, John Rawlins, Robert Benger, Robert Owless, John Johnsone, Thomas Richardsone, Thomas Jones for self and account of ---- Wallford, Moses Groome, Thomas Chord, Richard Parkins, William Loftin, Samuell Jackson, Simeon Jackson, Elisabeth Jackson, John Jacksone, Matthew Anderson, Thomas Hedge, Thomas Richardsone, Lewis Jarman, George Utie, Thomas Treble, Henry Hazlewood, Henry Hazlewood for William Hazlewood, Lawrence Taylor, Thomas Greenfeild, Richard Simpson, John Gould, Mrs. Elisabeth Gibsone, Mr. Anthony Drue, John Parker, George Smith, Mr. James Philips, Samuell Browne, Col. John Thomas, John Bevins, Editiond Hannisley, William Standever, Edmond Hamsley, Humphrey Jones assigned by Michaell Judd, Thomas Lowe, Thomas & John Kirkley, John Combest, Robert Kimble, John Wallstone, William Osburne, George Smith (executor of ----Hathaway), Charles Ramsey, James Friswell, Michaell Judd, Richard Whitton, Samuell Underwood, George Smother, George Oldfeild.

===
Utie, George, Balto. County, 11th Sept., 1674; 24th Oct., 1678.
To wife Susanna, estate, real and personal, during minority of child.
To son George, plantation "Rumney."
To 2 daus. Mary Anne and Bethija and hrs., residue of estate equally.
In event of death of any child or child., survivor or survivors to inherit deceased portion.
Child. to be brought up Protestants.
Overseer: Brother Nath. Utie.
Test: Geo. Wells, Edward Allely.9. 60.
===
Mr. George Uty 6.65 I #51241 May 9 1679
Appraisers: Miles Gibson, Edward Gunnell.
List of debts: Col. George Wells, Jacob Jenifer, Thomas Sprigg, John Hyland, Michael Ind, Mr. Thomas Hedg, Edward Gunnell, Edward Williams, John Cogles, John Gunn, Dr. Ireland.
===
George Utye 10.170 A BA #51241 #38181 Oct 6 1688
Payments to: Robert Carvile, James Mills, John Blomfeild.
Legatees: wife (unnamed) of Anthony Drew, George Utye.
Distribution to: executrix.
Executrix: Susanna Richardson, wife of Mark Richardson.

===from Norma
George Wells 2.451 A £956.15.10 £792.15.8 Aug 4 1719
Distribution to: (NJL note: this distribution concerns George Wells, Sr., not George Wells, Jr.)
Susanna (1/3, daughter) wife of John Stokes,
Mary Frisby (1/3, guardian is John Stokes) daughter of William Frisby who married a daughter (unnamed),
Peregrine Frisby & Sarah Frisby (1/3, guardian is James Frisby) daughters (!) of William Frisby who married a daughter (unnamed),
John Smithers & George Smithers (2 parts) sons of Richard Smithers who married a daughter (unnamed).
Administratrix: Mary Wells, now wife of William Marshall.

===
Goldsmith, Samuel, Balto. County, 12th Oct., 1670; 6th Oct., 1671.
To godson George Goldsmith, personalty.
To son-in-law Capt. George Wells, 1/2 estate, real and personal.
To wife Jonanna, 1/2 estate during life.
To dau. Blanch Wells, personalty at death of wife afsd.
To dau. Susanna Utie, wife of George Utie, residue of said wife's share.
Exs: Wife Johanna and son-in-law Capt. George Wells.
Test: Mathias Stevenson, Nicholas Banks. 1. 442.
===
Maj. Samuell Goldsmith 5.11 A #83826 #86076 Apr 11 1678
Legatees: George Utye (son-in-law), Mary Goldsmith (niece) and her son George.
Payments to: estate of Francis Right (administered by Testator and Capt. Thomas Howell), Thomas Cole, John Gilbert, Thomas Salmon, Dr. John des Jardins, Cornelius Boyce (cooper), Mensa Stekelkampe (taylor), Charles Nicholet (minister).
Mentions: executrix Johanna Goldsmith and her son (and deceased's step-son) Col. George Wells.
Administrator/Executor: Col. George Wells.
===
Goldsmith, Johanna, Baltimore County, 4th Oct., 1684; 9th May, 1687.
To dau. Blanche, wife of George Wells, personalty.
To dau Susanna, wife of Marke Richardson, personalty, including that portion left testatrix by her dec'd husband.
Extx.: Dau. Susanna afsd.
Test: Isaac Jackson, Edw. Burke, Thos. Floyd. 6. 26.
===
Mrs. Joanna Goldsmith 10.104 I May 20 1687
Appraisers: James Philips, George Goldsmith.
List of debts: William Osborn, Adam Buckill, Peter Ellis, Anthony Drew.¹

     Blanch Goldsmith was born circa 1651 at England.¹ She married George Wells Sr. on 7 October 1667 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA.^1,2

Blanch Goldsmith died before 22 June 1704 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA; Date of probate.¹
      ;
From Early Col. Settlers:
Wells, Blanch, Balto. County, 20th Apr., 1704; 22nd June, 1704.
To daus. Blanch, Frances and Susanna, personalty.
Son George, ex. and residuary legatee.
Test: Henry Jackson, Sam'l Brown, Susanna Arnold. 3. 237.
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Madam Blanch Wells28.141 A BA £618.0.9 £91.9.4 Jul 6 1708
The amount of the inventory also included #26006.
Payments to: Richard Smithers, Michaell Dollison, Mr. Taylard, George Chancy, Mr. George Chancy in part of account of William Reed, Elisabeth Whithworth paid to Peter Norton, Col. James Maxwell, Thomas Gilbert, Margary Dollison, Edward Jackson, Mr. Paca, Mr. Thomas Wainwright per Thomas Carpenter, Thomas Bordley.
Executor: Mr. George Wells (gentleman).
===
Wells, George, Balto. Co.,20th Feb., 1695; -- --- ----;
To dau, Blanch and hrs., 1500 A., manor on Chester R., Kent County, bet. Gray's Inn Ck. and Lankfords Bay.
To dau. Frances and hrs., 100 A., "Black Island," 320 A., part of "Collett's Point" and part of "Planters' Delight."
To dau. Susanna Mary and hrs., part of "Planters' Delight" and part of "Collett's Point"
In event of death of dau. Frances or dau. Susanna Mary during minority, survivor to inherit deceased's portion.
To son George and hrs., 400 A., residue of "Planters' Delight," 800 A., "Goldsmith Hall," 300 A., "Timber Proofe," and 82 A., "Walston's Addition."
To son Benjamin, ex., and hrs., gifts of land confirmed, viz., "Benjamin" 470 A., "Wells' Neck" and "Holyneck," bet. Back and Middle R., Balto. County, and all land in A. A. Co. belonging to testator which was his father's; also certain personalty due testator from cousins Thomas Stockett and Samuel Chew.
To 5 child., viz., Benjamin, Blanch, Frances, George and Susanna Mary, residue of estate equally.
Son George to be of age at 18 yrs. and 3 daus. at 15 yrs.
To wife Blanch, personalty in lieu of that half of Maj. Samuel Goldsmith's estate received by testator at his marriage. Test: Thos. Smith, Eliza: Hamanck, Ralph Gillian. 7. 192.
===
Goldsmith, Samuel, Balto. County, 12th Oct., 1670; 6th Oct., 1671.
To godson George Goldsmith, personalty.
To son-in-law Capt. George Wells, 1/2 estate, real and personal.
To wife Jonanna, 1/2 estate during life.
To dau. Blanch Wells, personalty at death of wife afsd.
To dau. Susanna Utie, wife of George Utie, residue of said wife's share.
Exs: Wife Johanna and son-in-law Capt. George Wells.
Test: Mathias Stevenson, Nicholas Banks. 1. 442.
===
Maj. Samuell Goldsmith 5.11 A #83826 #86076 Apr 11 1678
Legatees: George Utye (son-in-law), Mary Goldsmith (niece) and her son George.
Payments to: estate of Francis Right (administered by Testator and Capt. Thomas Howell), Thomas Cole, John Gilbert, Thomas Salmon, Dr. John des Jardins, Cornelius Boyce (cooper), Mensa Stekelkampe (taylor), Charles Nicholet (minister).
Mentions: executrix Johanna Goldsmith and her son (and deceased's step-son) Col. George Wells.
Administrator/Executor: Col. George Wells.
===
Goldsmith, Johanna, Baltimore County, 4th Oct., 1684; 9th May, 1687.
To dau. Blanche, wife of George Wells, personalty.
To dau Susanna, wife of Marke Richardson, personalty, including that portion left testatrix by her dec'd husband.
Extx.: Dau. Susanna afsd.
Test: Isaac Jackson, Edw. Burke, Thos. Floyd. 6. 26.
===
Mrs. Joanna Goldsmith 10.104 I May 20 1687
Appraisers: James Philips, George Goldsmith.
List of debts: William Osborn, Adam Buckill, Peter Ellis, Anthony Drew.¹

     Augustina Herman married Henry Rippin
; Her 1st or 2nd of 3 husbands.² Augustina Herman was born circa 1684 at New York City, New York, USA.¹ She married Roger Larramore circa 1704 at Cecil Co., Maryland, USA,
; Her 1st of 2 husbands; his 1st or 2nd of 2 wives.³ Augustina Herman married Thomas Frisby, son of James Frisby Jr. and Sarah Reed, in 1715 at Cecil Co., Maryland, USA,
; His 2nd of 2 wives; her 2nd or 3rd of 3 husbands.¹
Augustina Herman died circa 1724 at Cecil Co., Maryland, USA.¹
      ;
From Early Col. Settlers:
Larramore, Roger, gent., Cecil Co., 21st Aug., 1721; 18th Sept, 1721.
To wife Augustan, dwelling plantation, with 300 A. during life; at her decease, to unborn child and hrs. Money due
from Col. Ephraim Augusten Herman; and personalty.
Water-mill at hd. of ek. to pass with 30 A. to dau. Augustan, when 16 yrs. of age.
To 2 sons, Edward and Roger, residue of real estate, equally.
To 3 child., Edward, Roger and Margaret, residue of personal estate, equally.
Dau. Develeand to care of her aunt Mary Thompson until she is 16 yrs. of age.
Er.: William Dare, to make over 137 A. to John Penington, 100 A. to John Beelteel, Sr.., and 100 A. to Michael Minnetoresons.
Test: James Bowers, Mary Bowers, Elizabeth Shees. 17, 92.¹

     Roger Larramore married Margaret Dare (surname unproven)
; His 1st or 2nd of 2 wives.^2,1 Roger Larramore was born circa 1684 at Cecil Co., Maryland, USA.¹ He married Augustina Herman circa 1704 at Cecil Co., Maryland, USA,
; Her 1st of 2 husbands; his 1st or 2nd of 2 wives.¹
Roger Larramore died between 21 August 1721 and 18 September 1721 at Cecil Co., Maryland, USA; Died between date of will and date of probate thereof.¹
      ;
From Early Col. Settlers:
Larramore, Roger, gent., Cecil Co., 21st Aug., 1721; 18th Sept, 1721.
To wife Augustan, dwelling plantation, with 300 A. during life; at her decease, to unborn child and hrs. Money due from Col. Ephraim Augusten Herman; and personalty.
Water-mill at hd. of ek. to pass with 30 A. to dau. Augustan, when 16 yrs. of age.
To 2 sons, Edward and Roger, residue of real estate, equally.
To 3 child., Edward, Roger and Margaret, residue of personal estate, equally.
Dau. Develeand to care of her aunt Mary Thompson until she is 16 yrs. of age.
Er.: William Dare, to make over 137 A. to John Penington, 100 A. to John Beelteel, Sr.., and 100 A. to Michael Minnetoresons.
Test: James Bowers, Mary Bowers, Elizabeth Shees. 17, 92.
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Edward Larramore 33B.70 A CE £347.16.2
Payments to; Clement Barkston, Henry Ward.
Administrator: Roger Larramore (son and next-of-kin).
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Dare, William, Sr Cecil Go., 18th Mar., 1718-9; 13th Aug., 1719.
To son William, personalty and debts due from Robert Smith and William Dare, of West Jersey.
To granddaus Margaret Larramore, personalty at day of marriage.
To dau. Mary Thompson, extx., use of dwelling plantation until son William shall put plantation where he now lives in good repair to amount expended by John Thompson on dwell. plant. afsd., and residue of personal estate.
Test: Francis Mauldin, John Manly, Easter Davis, Nicholas Hyland, Wm. Warram. 15. 203.¹

     Margaret Dare (surname unproven) married Roger Larramore
; His 1st or 2nd of 2 wives.^1,2
Margaret Dare (surname unproven) died before 1720 at Cecil Co., Maryland, USA.¹
      ;
From Early Col. Settlers:
Dare, William, Sr Cecil Co., 18th Mar., 1718-9; 13th Aug., 1719.
To son William, personalty and debts due from Robert Smith and William Dare, of West Jersey.
To granddaus Margaret Larramore, personalty at day of marriage.
To dau. Mary Thompson, extx., use of dwelling plantation until son William shall put plantation where he now lives in good repair to amount expended by John Thompson on dwell. plant. afsd., and residue of personal estate.
Test: Francis Mauldin, John Manly, Easter Davis, Nicholas Hyland, Wm. Warram. 15. 203.¹

     Henry Rippin married Augustina Herman
; Her 1st or 2nd of 3 husbands.¹ Henry Rippin was born circa 1680.¹
      ;
From Early Col. Settlers:
probably a son of Henry
Robert Rippon 17.342 A CE £35.1.7 £29.7.5 Nov 13 1739
Payments to: Col. Thomas Colvill, Benjamin Pearce, William Rumsey.
Administrator: William Hutchinson.¹

     Mary (I) Frisby was born on 28 September 1705 at Cecil Co., Maryland, USA.¹
Mary (I) Frisby died circa 1708 at Cecil Co., Maryland, USA.¹