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     Mary (II) Frisby was born in March 1709 at Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA.¹ She married Thomas Henderson on 14 August 1729 at St. Margaret's, Westminster Parish, Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA.

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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.¹

     George Wells Jr. was born in 1686 at Spesutia Hundred, Baltimore (now Harford) Co., Maryland, USA.¹ He married Mary Goldsmith circa 1704 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA,
; Her 2nd of 3 husbands.²
George Wells Jr. died on 28 December 1716 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA.¹
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From Early Col. Settlers:
Father: George Wells b: BET. 1640 - 1641 in Lower, Norfolk Co, Virginia
Mother: Blanche Goldsmith b: BEF. 1649 in England

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Mr. George Wells (gentleman) 2.31 BA £923.6.7 May 7 1717
Appraisers: Daniell Scott, Jr., William Holland.
Approvers: Richard Smithers.
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Mr. George Wells (gentleman) 2.41 - £33.9.3
Appraisers: Daniell Scott, Jr., William Holland.
Approvers: John Stokes, Richard Smithers.
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George Wells 2.451 A £956.15.10 £792.15.8 Aug 4 1719
Received from: Mr. King.
Payments to: Richard Bennett, Esq., Nehemiah Birkhead & Samuell Chew, John Hall, Esq., Richard Colegate, Daniell Scott, Jr., Mr. John Stokes, John Beaumont, Edward Willbourn, Dr. John Bredell, Hennry Millane, William Howard, John Roberts, Rowland Shepphard, John Greer, John Williams, Jonathon Ward, Robertt Derumpble, Mr. Allexander Rosenquist, Francis Satton, Garrett Gamson, Joseph Johnston, Richard Smithers, Francis Holland, George Middleton for Mrs. Marry Wells (administratrix of deceased), John Stoaks, Richard King, Daniell Macartee, James Read, William Frisby, Hezekiah Hayne paid to John Stokes, Miles Hannes, Richard Tredway, James Presbury, John Bayly, Thomas Knight, John Clarke, Clement Barskton, John Dorsey, Thomas Cord, John Baily, Thomas Rogers, George Channcey, Martin Depost, Mr. Hennry Darnall, John Stokes, Obediah Prichard for work done by Joshua Wood, Obediah Prichard, John Smith, Philemon Loyd, Esq., Thomas Macnemare, Matthew Moulton, Joseph Johnson, Nicholas Day, James Allen Taylor, James Maxwell paid to James Philips, Samuell Tarkson, Mr. Rodger Matthews, Dr. John Davison, Wornell Hunt paid to John Ouchterlony.
Distribution to: (NJL note: this distribution concerns George Wells, Sr., not this 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.
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George Wells 3.4 A BA £960.13.5 £1278.10.4 May 13 1720
The amount of the inventory also included #63987.
A second inventory is cited in the amount of £11.3.1.
The amount of the accounts also included #81278.
Payments to: Dr. Mordecai Moore, George Estep, Richard Treadway paid to James Treadway (relict of Richard), William Marshall, Mary Marshall, Richard Smithers, Richard Bennett, Esq. executor of John Hunt, Richard Bennett, Esq. attorney to Peregrine Brown, Archibald Bewhanan, Thomas Bordley, Esq., John Roberts, Vallentine Brown, Mr. William Dare paid to Vallentine Brown, Capt. Rock paid to Vallentine Brown.
Distribution to: Mary Wells (1/2), heirs (unnamed, 1/2).
Administratrix: Mary Marshall, wife of William Marshall.
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George Wells 3.149 BA £3.0.0
List of debts.
Mentions: Sarah Davis in Cecil County, James Kirkham (runaway), Moses Groo (runaway), Samuel Underwood in Pennsylvania, John Thomas (runaway).
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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

     Mary Goldsmith was born circa 1684 at St. George's Parish, Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA.¹ She married Robert Gibson circa 1703 at St. George's Parish, Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA,
; Her 1st of 3 husbands.² Mary Goldsmith married George Wells Jr., son of George Wells Sr. and Blanch Goldsmith, circa 1704 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA,
; Her 2nd of 3 husbands.¹ Mary Goldsmith married William Marshall on 19 June 1718
; Her 3rd of 3 husbands; his 2nd of 2 wives.³
Mary Goldsmith died between 23 December 1748 and 8 April 1749 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA; Died between date of will and date of probate thereof.¹
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From Early Col. Settlers:
MARSHALL, MARY, Baltimore County, widow. 23 Dec, 1748 8 Apr, 1749
To grand-dau. SUSANNAH HALL, dau. of son-in-law John Hall. my lots.
Mentions: my son-in-law John Hall of Baltimore Co.
To nephew GEO. DRESBURY, known as GEORGE GOLDSMITH DRESBURY, to AQUILLA HALL, son of Aquilla Hall, dec'd., personalty.
To MARTHA GARRETSON, wife of George Garretson,
To SUSANNAH HALL, my grand-dau., afsd. and If she die without Issue, then to son-in-law AQUILIA HALL, GEORGE PRESBURY and MARTHA GARRETSON, wife,
John Hall, son-In-law, ex.
Wit: Joseph Baley, WIlliamn Craig, Elizabeth Cook, John Kemp, MCW 25.555 - 556
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Mary Marshall 27.167 A BA £1354.19.7 £108.15.10 Feb 21 1749
Received from; John Hanbury (merchant in London).
Payments to: Dr. Edward Wakeman, Charles Mullhollen, Hannah Presbury, John Timmons, David Ross, Arthur Ingram, Roger Boyce, Daniel Dulany, Esq., William Young.
Executor: John Hall (of Swan Town).
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Mrs. Susannah Holland 31.50 BA £931.16.10 Jun 10 1745 Jul 15 1745
Appraisers: William Bradford, Winst. Smith.
Creditors: Joshua George, R. Bennett.
Next of kin: Henrietta Holland, Mary Marshall.
Administratrix: Francis Holland.
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Susannah Stokes 35.175 BA £559.12.6 Aug 31 1747
Appraisers: John Paca, J. Mathews.
Creditors: Mary Marshall, Thomas White.
Next of kin: John Stokes, John Paca Jr.
Administratrix/Executrix: Mary Frisby.
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Marshall, WM, merchant, Baltimore County, 23rd Nov., 1720; 15th Dec., 1720.
To wife Mary, 1/2 personal estate in Maryland and ll plate.
To mother Anne, sister Anne and bro. Joseph, other half of personal estate.
Exs.: Wife Mary and bro. Charles
Test: Robt. Dorrumpell, John Ward, Charles Marshall. MCW 16, 482.

===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.
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John Thomas 8.253 A £126.23.9 £147.16.1 Jul 4 1727
A second inventory is cited in the amount of £7.12.1.
Payments to: John Bayley, Abraham Cord, Mr. Stokes, Thomas Morriss, William Wood, John Johnson, John Cottrell, John Murphy, Patrick Ruark, John Stokes assignee of Henry Garrett, Thomas Cord, Simion Jackson, Peter Lester, John Clark, Dr. Wakeman, Midelton Durumple, Richard Smithers, Edward Jackson, Rowland Kembel, Aquila Hall (administrator of James Phillips), Thomas Berchfield, Mr. Matthews, John Israel, Thomas Brooke & William Holland & Col. Adison, Esq., Mrs. Mary Marshall, William Foster.
Administrator: Francis Holland.
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Thomas Cord 4.200 A BA £390.10.11 £140.3.4 Apr 3 1722
Payments to: Mr. Josiah Midlemore, Mr. John Stokes, Mr. Fran. Holland, Mr. Aquilla Hall, Mr. John Clark, John Bayley, William Cook, Fran. Armstrong, Dr. Josiah Midlemore, Rat. Combest, James Allen, Owen McCarty, Thomas Bordley, Esq., John Israel, Edward Hall & Archibald Buchanan, William Cowley, Edward Hankins (merchant in London).
Legatees: Mary Cord paid to Mrs. Mary Marshall.
Executor: Mr. Roger Mathew (also Roger Mathews).
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Edward Cantwell 4.213 A BA £99.19.8 £6.15.10 Jul 3 1722
Payments to: John Hall Esq. (administrator of Mr. Richard King), Madam Mary Marshall (executrix of William Marshall), Thomas Bordley, Esq., John Israeli. Executrix: Johanna Birchfield, wife of Thomas Birchfield.
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Robert Drumple 4.219 A BA £4.17.3 £6.6.11 Aug 9 1722
Payments to: Thomas Biichfield, Mrs. Mary Marshall (executrix of: Mr. William
Marshall), Thomas Bordley, Esq., John Murphy assigned to Bennett Garrett paid
to John Crockett, John Israeli. Administratrix: Middleton Drumple
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Assembly Proceedings, October 10-30, 1727. U. H. J. page 40

By the Upper house of Assembly October the 26th 1727.
Gentlemen
Read the Petition of Mary Marshall of Baltemore County widow Praying leave to bring in a Bill for Recording a Deed of Bargain and saile
Ordered to be thus Endors'd Viz.

page 44
Read the second time the Bill in favour of Mary Marshall Widow

page 47
An Act for the makeing good and Valid in Law a Deed Indented duely Executed and acknowledged but not Recorded from James Presbury and Martha his wife to William Marshall and Mary his wife

page 56
An Act fo the makeing good and Valid in Law a Deed Indented duely Executed and acknowledged but not Recorded from James Presbury and Martha his wife to Willm Marshall and Mary his wife

Page 77
Nicholas Lowe Esqr from the Upper House Delivers Mr Speaker, the Petition of Mary Marshall thus Endorst Viz.
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Acts of the General Assembly hitherto unpublished 1694-1698, 1711-1729
Volume 38, Page 417

An Act for the Makeing Good and Valid in Law a Deed Indented duly Executed and Acknowledged but not Recorded from James Presbury and Martha his wife to Wm Marshall & Mary his wife Whereas Mary Marshall of Baltemore County widdow by her humble Petn to this present Assembly hath set forth that she the said Mary and Martha Presbury late the wife of James Presbury being Coheirs to severall Tracts of Land a Devision was agreed on between William Marshall and Mary his wife and the said James Presbury and Martha his wife that upon such Agreement deeds were Interchangeably Executed and Acknowledged by the said William Marshall and the said Mary duly Recorded but the said William Marshall (the said Mary being then a feme Covert and Disabled to Act by herself) neglected to record the said James Presbury and Martha his wife their Deed to the said William and Mary made for a Tract of Land Called Collets Point Contg four hundred Acres of Land as an Equall Devision of the Lands of which they were Coheirs wherefore for Confirming the Deed so as aforesaid made Executed and Acknowledged it is humbly prayd that it may be Enacted And be it Enacted by the Rt Honble the Lord Propry by and with the Advice and Consent of his Lordships Governeur and the Upper and Lower houses of Assembly and the Authority of the same that the same Mary Marshall her heirs and Assignes on Recording the said Deed in the Records of Baltemore County Court within Six months from the end of this Session of Assembly shall have hold & Enjoy as Good and Sure Indefeazable Estate of Inheritance in fee Symple of in and unto the said Tract of Land Called Collets Point in as full and Ample manner to all Intents Constructions and Purposes whatsoever in Law as if the said Deed had been duly Recorded According to the Directions of the Act of Assembly for quieting Possessions Enrolling Conveyances and Secureing the Estates of Purchasers any thing in the said Act to the Contrary in any wise Notwithstanding Saveing to his Most Sacred Majesty the Rt Honble the Lord Propry their heirs & Successors and all bodies Politick & Corporate and all Others not Menconed in this Act their Severall & Respective Rights.
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Contributed by: James Hughes

URL: http://www.mdarchives.state.md.us/msa/stagser/s1400/s1426/html/mlist.html
URL title: Maryland Patent Index
Note:
NAME Marshall, Mary
1736
TRACT Goldsmiths Rest or Goldsmiths Rest
COUNTY Now Harford
Certificate 886 Acres Liber E.I.#5 Folio 120
Patent 886 Acres Liber W. I. #2 Folio 391

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John Wells 32.176 A QA £267.13.6 £91.9.10 May 2 1752
Payments to: MM Sedgley & Cheston (merchants in Bristol) paid to Thomas Ringgold, Valentine Carter, Robert Harvey, John Elliott paid by Mary Elliott, Susanna Stevens (executrix of John Stevens) paid by accountant & Mary Elliott, Samuel Osborn, Lord Baltimore per Edward Tilghman, Henry Hollyday, William Joyner, Thomas Benson, Esq. per Daniel Bird paid to Peter Marshall, Charles Browne & Co. per John Bracco, Alexander Walters, Robert Walters, Dr. John Smyth, Richard Gildart, Esq. & Sons paid to George Sweeting, James Johnson (merchant) paid to Emory Sudler, James Hutchings, Emory Suddler, William Tilghman paid to Henry Hollyday, Daniel Dulany, Esq. paid to Henry Hollyday.
Executor: Joseph Sudler (also Joseph Suddler, executor of Mary Wells (executrix of deceased.)¹

     Robert Gibson was born before 1682 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA.¹ He married Mary Goldsmith circa 1703 at St. George's Parish, Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA,
; Her 1st of 3 husbands.¹
Robert Gibson died before 10 June 1704 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA; Date of probate.¹

     William Marshall was born before 1680 at Ireland.¹ He married Louisa Brant on 19 December 1700 at First Presbyterian Church, Baltimore City, Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA,
; His 1st of 2 wives.² William Marshall married Mary Goldsmith on 19 June 1718
; Her 3rd of 3 husbands; his 2nd of 2 wives.¹
William Marshall died between 23 November 1720 and 15 December 1720 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA; Died between date of will and date of probate thereof.¹
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From Early Col. Settlers:
Will indicates relatives from Ireland
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Marshall, WM, merchant, Baltimore County, 23rd Nov., 1720; 15th Dec., 1720.
To wife Mary, 1/2 personal estate in Maryland and all plate.
To mother Anne, sister Anne and bro. Joseph, other half of personal estate.
Exs.: Wife Mary and bro. Charles
Test: Robt. Dorrumpell, John Ward, Charles Marshall. MCW 16, 482.
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Mr. William Marshall 9.110 BA £587.12.5 Aug 1 1722 Nov 8 1722
Servants mentioned: John Ward.
Appraisers: Jos. Middlemore, Roger Mathews.
Creditors: John Roberts.
Next of kin: "relations in Ireland".
Executrix: Madam Mary Marshall.
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William Marshall 7.237 A BA £587.12.5 £331.6.9 Oct 27 1725
Payments to: John Roberts, Valentine Brown, Dr. John Davison, George Read, John Baley, Bat. Comeges, John Hall, Esq. (executor of Richard King), Ann Marshall (widow) & Ann Marshall, of Ireland paid to Charles Marshall, Ann Marshall (widow) & Charles Marshall paid to Charles Marshall, Charles Marshall, Jos. Middlemore, James Smithers, Hugh Kenneday, James Harris, Esq., Roger Mathews (executor of Thomas Cord), Thomas Morris, Thomas Brooke & William Holland & Thomas Addison, Esq., John Israell, Thomas Bordley, Esq., Robert Freshwater.
Executrix: Mrs. Mary Marshall.
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MARSHALL, William, m. by 12 June 1720, Mary, admx of George Wells of BA Co. (MDAD 2:451; 3:4).
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Sent: 1/7/2005 9:17 PM
Contributed by: James Hughes

URL: http://www.mdarchives.state.md.us/megafile/msa/speccol/sc2900/sc2908/00000 1/000075/html/am75--725.html
URL title: Bacon's Laws of Maryland Volume 75, Page 725
Note:
Marshall, William and Mary his Wife. A Deed to them from James Presbury, and Martha his Wife, which was not recorded, made valid, 1727, ch. 27.
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Sent: 1/8/2005 4:21 PM
Contributed by: James Hughes

URL: http://www.familytreemaker.com/glc_deny.html
URL title: Colonial America, 1607-1789 MD Census Index
Note:
Marshall, William MD BALTIMORE CO. S SIDE PATAPSCO HU 1702

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Dr. Alexander Fraser of AA county was different person

Alexander Frazer 3.434 A BA £90.5.2 £186.19.0 Jul 31 1721
Received from: Thomas Tolly, Edmond Wiseman, Moses Edwards, Bennett Garret, Josephus Murrey, Capt. James Christie, Samuell Dorsey, Thomas Stone (administrator of Samuell Hinton), John Wilmote, George Walker, Edward Cox, Robert Maxfield, Henry Carrington, Edward Norwood, William Marshall, Edward Reeston, Thomas Cromwell, George Budd, Mathew Organ, John Macarty, Pircell Welsh, John Ashman, Michael Webster, John Gorsuch, John Ouchterlony, Joseph Crouch, Thomas Foord, Jonathon Tipton, James Vanbever, John Cole, James Macnemara, James Christie, Alexander Ruth, Capt. Thomas Larkin, Henry Witherel.
Payments to: Thomas Tolly, George Eves paid to Bennet Garrett, Henry Man, James Christie, Samuell Hinton, Elisabeth Stone, Thomas Stone, Dr. George Walker, Thomas Randall, Thomas Emminson, Edward Norwood, Jonathon Hanson, William Black, John Ashman, Launce Todd, Richard Gist, Hugh Conn, Samuell Taylor, Capt. Richard Colegate, Capt. Thomas Larkin, Dr. John Davison, Lancelott Todd & John Ashmon, John Smith, Richard Bennet, Esq., Phill. Lloyd, Esq., Thomas Bordly, Esq., Mr. John Stokes, Mr. John Roberts, Mr. Edward Hall,
Vachell Denton.
Administratrix: Mrs. Elisabeth Frazer.
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Robert Drumple 4.219 A BA £4.17.3 £6.6.11 Aug 9 1722
Payments to: Thomas Biichfield, Mrs. Mary Marshall (executrix of: Mr. WilliamMarshall), Thomas Bordley, Esq., John Murphy assigned to Bennett Garrett paid to John Crockett, John Israeli. Administratrix: Middleton Drumple.
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George Wells 2.451 A £956.15.10 £792.15.8 Aug 4 1719
Received from: Mr. King.
Payments to: Richard Bennett, Esq., Nehemiah Birkhead & Samuell Chew, John Hall, Esq., Richard Colegate, Daniell Scott, Jr., Mr. John Stokes, John Beaumont, Edward Willbourn, Dr. John Bredell, Hennry Millane, William Howard, John Roberts, Rowland Shepphard, John Greer, John Williams, Jonathon Ward, Robertt Derumpble, Mr. Allexander Rosenquist, Francis Satton, Garrett Gamson, Joseph Johnston, Richard Smithers, Francis Holland, George Middleton for Mrs. Marry Wells (administratrix of deceased), John Stoaks, Richard King, Daniell Macartee, James Read, William Frisby, Hezekiah Bayne paid to John Stokes, Miles Hennes, Richard Tredway, James Presbury, John Bayly, Thomas Knight, John Clarke, Clement Barskton, John Dorsey, Thomas Cord, John Baily, Thomas Rogers, George Channcey, Martin Depost, Mr. Hennry Darnall, John Stokes, Obediah Prichard for work done by Joshua Wood, Obediah Prichard, John Smith, Philemon Loyd, Esq., Thomas Macnemare, Matthew Moulton, Joseph Johnson, Nicholas Day, James Allen Taylor, James Maxwell paid to James Phillips, Samuell Tarkson, Mr. Rodger Matthews, Dr. John Davison, Wornell Hunt paid to John Ouchterlony..
Distribution to: 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.
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George Wells 3.4 A BA £960.13.5 £1278.10.4 May 13 1720
The amount of the inventory also included #63987.
A second inventory is cited in the amount of £11.3.1.
The amount of the accounts also included #81278.
Payments to: Dr. Mordecai Moore, George Estep, Richard Treadway paid to James Treadway (relict of Richard), William Marshall, Mary Marshall, Richard Smithers, Richard Bennett, Esq. executor of John Hunt, Richard Bennett, Esq. attorney to Peregrine Brown, Archibald Bewhanan, Thomas Bordley, Esq., John Roberts, Vallentine Brown, Mr. William Dare paid to Vallentine Brown, Capt. Rock paid to Vallentine Brown.
Distribution to: Mary Wells (1/2), heirs (unnamed, 1/2).
Administratrix: Mary Marshall, wife of William Marshall.¹

     Louisa Brant was born before 1684.¹ She married William Marshall on 19 December 1700 at First Presbyterian Church, Baltimore City, Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA,
; His 1st of 2 wives.¹
Louisa Brant died circa 1717 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA.¹

     Thomas Henderson was born circa 1708. He married Mary (II) Frisby, daughter of Thomas Frisby and Frances Wells, on 14 August 1729 at St. Margaret's, Westminster Parish, Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA.

Thomas Henderson died on 12 June 1741 at Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA.

     Sarah Frisby was born circa 1710 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA.¹ She married Thomas Holland, son of William Holland and Margaret Holland, before 1729 at Calvert Co., Maryland, USA,
; Her 1st of 2 husbands.² Sarah Frisby married Robert Freeland before 28 February 1743 at Calvert Co., Maryland, USA,
; His 1st of 2 wives; her 2nd of 2 husbands.³
Sarah Frisby died after 1751 at Calvert Co., Maryland, USA.¹
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From Early Col. Settlers:
===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.
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Thomas Holland 20.65 A CA £1565.16.1 £401.13.8 Feb 29 1743
The amount of the accounts also included #17061.
Received from: Hugh Taylor.
Payments to: Dr. John Hambleton, Thomas Wells, Philip Holt paid to John Holt, John Gordon, Thomas Ireland, Jr. & Co., Richard Bennett, Esq. paid to Daniel Dulany, Esq. in part of deceased's bond with Mr. William Holland, Francis Holland, Richard Chew per Gerrard Ball paid to Sarah Benson Bond, Mr. John Wardrop per William Rogers paid to Richard Stallings, Michael Linchfield, Mr. Samuel smith (of Anne Arundel County) paid to John Dowell, Commissioners of Loan Office, Francis Holland for a legacy left him by his grandfather Col. William Holland.
Executrix: Sarah Freeland, wife of Robert Freeland.
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Thomas Holland 22.23 A CA 2721.7.6 Sep 30 1745
The amount of the accounts also included #2765.
Received from: Thomas Hinton, Littleton Waters, Gabriel Parker, William Jones, William Peacock, Hugh Taylor, Elisabeth Smith, Bigger Head, Richard Mullineux, John Banbury.
Payments to: Isaac Manner, William Hunt per Daniel Dulany, Esq., William Hunt, John Larkin, Richard Fryer, Josias Sunderland, William Peacock, Daniel Dulany, Esq., Francis Holland (grandson to Col. William Holland), William Thomas (grandson to Col. William Holland), Thomas Reynolds.
Executrix: Sarah Freeland, wife of Robert Freeland (Quaker).¹

     Thomas Holland was born on 14 October 1700 at St. James Parish, Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA.¹ He married Sarah Frisby, daughter of Thomas Frisby and Frances Wells, before 1729 at Calvert Co., Maryland, USA,
; Her 1st of 2 husbands.¹
Thomas Holland died between 16 May 1742 and 17 June 1742 at Calvert Co., Maryland, USA; Died between date of will and date of probate thereof.¹

His estate was probated on 17 June 1742 at Calvert Co., Maryland, USA.¹

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From Early Col. Settlers:
Thomas Holland 28.174 CA £1565.16.1 oct 13 1742 Oct 26 1743
Appraisers: James Heighe, William Miller, Jr.
Creditors: R. Bennett, Edward Reynolds bi Thomas Reynolds.
Next of kin: William Holland, William Holland, Jr.
Executrix: Sarah Holland.
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Thomas Holland 20.65 A CA £1565.16.1 £401.13.8 Feb 29 1743
The amount of the accounts also included #17061.
Received from: Hugh Taylor.
Payments to: Dr. John Hambleton, Thomas Wells, Philip Holt paid to John Holt, John Gordon, Thomas Ireland, Jr. & Co., Richard Bennett, Esq. paid to Daniel Dulany, Esq. in part of deceased's bond with Mr. William Holland, Francis Holland, Richard Chew per Gerrard Ball paid to Sarah Benson Bond, Mr. John Wardrop per William Rogers paid to Richard Stallings, Michael Linchfield, Mr. Samuel smith (of Anne Arundel County) paid to John Dowell, Commissioners of Loan Office, Francis Holland for a legacy left him by his grandfather Col. William Holland.
Executrix: Sarah Freeland, wife of Robert Freeland.
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Thomas Holland 22.23 A CA 2721.7.6 Sep 30 1745
The amount of the accounts also included #2765.
Received from: Thomas Hinton, Littleton Waters, Gabriel Parker, William Jones, William Peacock, Hugh Taylor, Elisabeth Smith, Bigger Head, Richard Mullineux, John Banbury.
Payments to: Isaac Manner, William Hunt per Daniel Dulany, Esq., William Hunt, John Larkin, Richard Fryer, Josias Sunderland, William Peacock, Daniel Dulany, Esq., Francis Holland (grandson to Col. William Holland), William Thomas (grandson to Col. William Holland), Thomas Reynolds.
Executrix: Sarah Freeland, wife of Robert Freeland (Quaker).
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Thomas Holland 30.124 A CA £51.5.10 Jul 10 1751 Jul 31 1751
The amount of the accounts also included #1903.
Received from: Charles Hopkins, Isaac Eads, Sabret Lyles, John Peters, James Morsell, Daniel Ross.
Payments to: Daniel Dulany, Esq., John Darnall (of Anne Arundel County) paid to Samuel Harrison, Edward & Thomas Reynolds paid to Thomas Reynolds, Mary (granddaughter of Col. William Holland (dead), legacy from said William) wife of Peregrine Frisby, Thomas Crompton, William Thomas (grandson of Col. William Holland).
Executrix: Sarah Freeland, wife of Robert Freeland (Quaker).
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Isaack Hyde 13.142 A PG £101.1.9 £120.8.5 Jun 21 PG £eceived from: Mark Brown, Abraham Boyd, Jr., Benjamin Boyed, John Bateman, John
Boyd, Jr., Richard Duckett, Jr., Mareen Duvall, Abell Edgate, Thomas Holland, Charles Hodge, Richard Janes (cooper), Robert Pottenger, John Plummer, John Pottinger, George Wilson, John Belt, Col. Jos. Belt, Basill Beckwith, William Brashier, Richard Cell, Richard Francis, Rignel Odell, Thomas Prather, Jonathon Simmons, Robert Tyler, Sr., Robert Wells, Samuell Walters, Sr., Thomas Allen, Jos. Brown, Samuell Pottenger, John Sweringen, Elisabeth Plummer, William Nimmo, Henry Hall, John Rogers, Jos. Brown, Sr., Robert
Cules, William Jackson.
Payments to: Maj. Edward Sprigg, Dr. Richard Hill, Robert Wells, Edward Sprigg
(executor of Dr. Richard Pile).
Mentions: widow (unnamed, dead).
Administrator: John Boyed (innholder).
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Holland, William, A. A. Co.,17th Aug., 1724; 25th Oct., 1732.
To son Francis and hrs., lands now in poss. of testator, formerly the right and inheritance of his grandfather and uncle Francis Holland, dec'd, except what is already disposed of by deed of gift to grandson Francis, son of sd. Francis; also 135 A. "Herring Creek" and "Conants Chance," bou. of Wm. Russell and John Dikes; and 1,100 A. nr. Bush R., Baltimore County, bou. of Bennett Creed and William Wilson; and personalty; exs. instructed to pay £130 to Richard Bennett and £140 to Daniel Dulany, testator being security for payment on acct. of sd. son.
To sons Francis, William and Thomas and hrs., 200 A. "Minor's Adventure."
To son William and hrs., 960 A. "Dowsdale" and "Abbington's Mannour," bou. of hrs. of John Abbington, dec'd; 335 A. "Biggs Purchase," bou. of hrs. of Seth Biggs, dec'd; 950 A. "Batchelours Good Luck," on Deer Ck., Baltimore County, and 50 A. adj., bou. of Cadwallader Jones, of sd. co; and personalty.
To son Thomas and hrs., "St. James Enlarged," Calvert County, 37 ½ A., pt. pf "Alexander's Hope," adj. thereto; 425 A., pt. of "His Lordshipp's Favour," bou. of John and Aron Cobreath; 25 A. bou. of Hercules Humes, 50 A. bou. of John Dodson and 110 A., "The Neglect," adj. thereto.
To kinsman Thomas Haskins and hrs., 300 A. "Hunt's Chance," bou. of William Russell.
To wife Elizabeth, personalty possessed by her at time of marriage, use of dwell, plan. ---- and "Bennetts Island" and "Holland's Addition" during minority of grandson Francis; shd. wife die, son Thomas to have poss. thereof during minority of sd. grandson.
To grandsons Utie and Francis and granddau. Mary, personalty; last named to receive portion at age of 16 or day of marriage, the boys at age of 21, or to the survivor of them.
Whatever personalty has been made over for security of a debt due from son Francis to be equally divided among afsd. 3 grandchild. Utie, Francis and Mary.
To grandson William Thomas at age of 21, nephew Thomas Haskins and sister Mary Haskins and to each of her child. living, personalty.
To sons William and Thomas, residue of estate, reserving to wife her third pt. thereof.
Exs.: Wife Elizabeth and sons William and Thomas.
Overseers: Coll. John Smith, Doctor William Lock.
Test: Samuel Harrison, William Philips, George Taylor, Mary Loockerman (formerly Mary Haskins). 20.458.¹

Thomas Holland left a will on 16 May 1742 at Calvert Co., Maryland, USA;
From Early Col. Settlers:
Holland, Thomas, Calvert Co.,16th May, 1742; 17th June, 1742.
To wife ----, extx., use of property during widowhood.
To dau. Frances Reynolds, personalty.
To 3 daus. Sarah, Arianner, Margaret and Mary and their hrs., "His Lordship's Favor."
To son Thomas, residue of estate.
Test: Benson Bond (Quaker), William Holland, William Peacock.22.498.¹

     William Holland was born before 1670 at Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA.¹ He married Margaret Holland circa 1690 at St. James Parish, Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA,
; his 1st of 2 wives.^2,1 William Holland married Elizabeth Woolford in 1720 at Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA,
; His 2nd of 2 wives; her 2nd of 2 husbands.³
William Holland died before 25 October 1732 at Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA; Date of probate.¹
      ;
From Early Col. Settlers:
Holland, William, A. A. Co.,17th Aug., 1724; 25th Oct., 1732.
To son Francis and hrs., lands now in poss. of testator, formerly the right and inheritance of his grandfather and uncle Francis Holland, dec'd, except what is already disposed of by deed of gift to grandson Francis, son of sd. Francis; also 135 A. "Herring Creek" and "Conants Chance," bou. of Wm. Russell and John Dikes; and 1,100 A. nr. Bush R., Baltimore County, bou. of Bennett Creed and William Wilson; and personalty; exs. instructed to pay £130 to Richard Bennett and £140 to Daniel Dulany, testator being security for payment on acct. of sd. son.
To sons Francis, William and Thomas and hrs., 200 A. "Minor's Adventure."
To son William and hrs., 960 A. "Dowsdale" and "Abbington's Mannour," bou. of hrs. of John Abbington, dec'd; 335 A. "Biggs Purchase," bou. of hrs. of Seth Biggs, dec'd; 950 A. "Batchelours Good Luck," on Deer Ck., Baltimore County, and 50 A. adj., bou. of Cadwallader Jones, of sd. co; and personalty.
To son Thomas and hrs., "St. James Enlarged," Calvert County, 37 ½ A., pt. pf "Alexander's Hope," adj. thereto; 425 A., pt. of "His Lordshipp's Favour," bou. of John and Aron Cobreath; 25 A. bou. of Hercules Humes, 50 A. bou. of John Dodson and 110 A., "The Neglect," adj. thereto.
To kinsman Thomas Haskins and hrs., 300 A. "Hunt's Chance," bou. of William Russell.
To wife Elizabeth, personalty possessed by her at time of marriage, use of dwell, plan. ---- and "Bennetts Island" and "Holland's Addition" during minority of grandson Francis; shd. wife die, son Thomas to have poss. thereof during minority of sd. grandson.
To grandsons Utie and Francis and granddau. Mary, personalty; last named to receive portion at age of 16 or day of marriage, the boys at age of 21, or to the survivor of them.
Whatever personalty has been made over for security of a debt due from son Francis to be equally divided among afsd. 3 grandchild. Utie, Francis and Mary.
To grandson William Thomas at age of 21, nephew Thomas Haskins and sister Mary Haskins and to each of her child. living, personalty.
To sons William and Thomas, residue of estate, reserving to wife her third pt. thereof.
Exs.: Wife Elizabeth and sons William and Thomas.
Overseers: Coll. John Smith, Doctor William Lock.
Test: Samuel Harrison, William Philips, George Taylor, Mary Loockerman (formerly Mary Haskins). 20.458.
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Col. William Holland 17.454 AA £2377.14.2 Apr 16 1733 Sep 14 1733
Appraisers: Josias Towgood, Samuel Smith.
Creditors: John Smith, D. Dulany for Mr. Hunt.
Next of kin: Francis Holland, Thomas Haskins.
Mentions: Mr. Charles Rogers.
Executors: Mrs. Elisabeth Holland, Mr. William Holland, Mr. Thomas Holland.
===
Col. William Holland 17.459 DO £605.1.0 Jun 16 1733
of Anne Arundel County.
Appraisers: J. Eccleston, Henry Trippe.
Creditors: John Smith, D. Dulany for Mr. William Hunt.
Next of kin: Francis Holland, Thomas Haskins.
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William Holland, Esq. 21.60 DO £22.1.6 Sep 18 1734 Jul 25 1734
of Anne Arundel County.
Appraisers: John Eccleston, Henry Trippe.
Creditors: John Pitt.
Next of kin: Thomas Haskins.
Administratrix/Executrix: Mrs. Elisabeth Holland.
===
William Holland, Esq. 13.284 A AA £2377.14.2 £356.3.2 Jul 25 1735
Mentions items in Dorchester County.
Received from: Dugall Macqueen, Richard Lane, Sabret Sollars, Skipwith Coale, Catherine Waters, Elihu Hall, Henry Roberts, Robert Conant, James Williamson, Edward Reynolds, John Beddison, Seaborn Tucker, Sr.
Payments to: Daniel Dulany, Esq. for Mr. William Hunt on judgement against William & Thomas Holland (accountants, legatees) for bond entered into by deceased with Francis Holland, Benjamin Tasker, Esq., Thomas Hewitt (merchant in London), John Beckerton, Dr. John Hamilton, John Cole Spedwell, William Brereton, Meredith Williams, Mary Adams.
Executors: Mrs. Elisabeth Holland (widow, in Dorchester County), William Holland (Calvert County), Thomas Holland (gentleman, Calvert County).
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Gill, Margaret, A. A. Co., 21st Mch., 1698-9 ; 12th June, 1699.
To dau. Margaret, wife of William Holland, and granddau. Margaret Holland at 16 yrs. of age, personalty.
grandson William Holland, 1/3 of personal estate.
to grandson Francis Holland, residue of estate, real and personal.
Grandsons to be of age at 18 yrs.
Ex.: Son-in-law William Holland.
Test: Jos. Chew, Jas. Macklanan, Chris. Matham, Ann Oliver.
6. 236.
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Cranford, James, Calvert Co., 4th May, 1696; 18th July, 1699.
Elisha Hall and Wm. Holland and their hrs., exs., are empowered to sell any of the following lands at their discretion: viz., 700 A. on Patapsco R., bought of Jno. Larkin; 325 A. bought of Nich. Fountaine, and dwelling plantation (unnamed), for the benefit of testator's wife Catherine and child. (unnamed), to whom the estate is devised.
Test: Jno. Wilson, Rich 'd Jones, Jr., Thos. Larkin. 6. 253.
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James Rigby 32A.84 A AA £923.7.5 £748.10.8 Nov 2 1710
Payments to: John Ward, William Nicolls attorney for John Browne, John Mortemore, Mr. Samuel Chambers.
Administrator: William Holland (executor of Thomas Tench, Esq. (administrator of deceased)).¹

     Margaret Holland was born before 1674 at Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA.¹ She married William Holland circa 1690 at St. James Parish, Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA,
; his 1st of 2 wives.^1,2
Margaret Holland died circa 12 November 1719 at St. James Parish, Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA.¹
Margaret Holland was buried on 12 November 1719 at St. James Parish, Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA.¹
      ;
From Early Col. Settlers:
Holland, Francis, Sr., A. A. Co.,7th Apr., 1683; 12th Aug., 1684.
To wife Margaret, execx., life interest in estate.
To son Francis and hrs., "Broatten Ashly", 2 lots in Herring-towne, part of "The Addition", "Carter's Bennit", and "Holland's Hills."
To dau. Margaret, sd. lands should son afsd. die without issue; also Bennett's Island and part of home plantation; she dying without issue, to revert to son Francis.
To John Pritchard, 35 A., residue of "The Addition."
Test: Garrett Hopkins, Francis Greene, Robt. Hoskins, Owen Bradway.4.134.
===NJL
Deed, 30 Aug 1703; recorded 2 Nov 1703; from William Holland, Anne Arundel County, Esq., and Margaret, his wife, only daughter and heir of Francis Holland, the Elder, late of Anne Arundel County, Gent., dec'd, to Samuell Cover, Anne Arundel County, planter; 24 acre part of tract called Broughton Ashly, by line of Jno. Emerton and of Daniel Browne (WT2.87).
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Gill, Margaret, A. A. Co., 21st Mch., 1698-9 ; 12th June, 1699.
To dau. Margaret, wife of William Holland, and granddau. Margaret Holland at 16 yrs. of age, personalty.
grandson William Holland, 1/3 of personal estate.
to grandson Francis Holland, residue of estate, real and personal.
Grandsons to be of age at 18 yrs.
Ex.: Son-in-law William Holland.
Test: Jos. Chew, Jas. Macklanan, Chris. Matham, Ann Oliver.
6. 236.¹

     Elizabeth Woolford was born on 8 February 1664 at Somerset Co., Maryland, USA.¹ She married Thomas Ennalls in May 1718
; Her 1st of 2 husbands. Elizabeth is mentioned her husband's will of 7 May 1718.^2,1 Elizabeth Woolford married William Holland in 1720 at Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA,
; His 2nd of 2 wives; her 2nd of 2 husbands.¹
Elizabeth Woolford died before 1 November 1739.¹
      ;
From Early Col. Settlers:
Holland, Francis, Sr., A. A. Co.,7th Apr., 1683; 12th Aug., 1684.
To wife Margaret, execx., life interest in estate.
To son Francis and hrs., "Broatten Ashly", 2 lo.¹

     Thomas Ennalls was born circa 1663.¹ He married Elizabeth Woolford in May 1718
; Her 1st of 2 husbands. Elizabeth is mentioned her husband's will of 7 May 1718.^1,2
Thomas Ennalls died before 13 August 1718.¹
      ;
From Early Col. Settlers:
Ennalls, Thomas, Dorchester Co., 7th May, 1718 ; 13th Aug., 1718.
To nephew William (son of bro. Joseph, decd) and male hrs., 1,479 A., "North Yarmouth," w. side Transquaking R; 50 A., "The Addition to Cool Spring," e. side sd. R. sd. West Marsh Range at mouth of sd. R; ' Ennals Reserve," on n. side sd. R. Also to William the elder and male hrs., son of bro. Joseph afsd., lots Nos. 5-8, 46 and 47 in Vienna, and personalty at Vienna and interest (during their lives) in a lease of 200 A., pt. of Manor of Nanticoyne; also all silver plate and household furniture at Transquaking (wife Elizabeth to have use of same dur-ing life.
To nephew John (son of bro. John, dec'd) and male hrs. 446 A., "EnnaIs Inheritance." He lacking such issue, to his bro. William and male hrs; he lacking such issue, to Thomas (son of bro. Joseph afsd.)
To nephew William (son of bro. John, decd) and male hrs., pt. of "Beaver Dam" (for desc. see will) ; he lacking such issue, to Henry and hrs. (sort of bro. Joseph afsd.)
To sister Mary Foster during life, pt. of "Ennalls Purchase" on w. side Ennall's Ck., s. side Choptank R. (for desc. see will) ; at her decease to pass to her son John and hrs., she and they paying yearly annuity of 16s. to William Ennals.
To Wm. Fookes and hrs., 100 A. of sd. tract, he paying to sd. Wm. and hrs. forever a yearly rent of 4s.
To 3 nephews (sons of bro. Joseph afsd.), viz.: William, Thomas and Joseph, and their male hrs., "East Marsh Range."
To nephew Henry (son of bro. Joseph afsd.) and male hrs., n. w. pt. of tract, "Beaver Dam," from line of plantation where Peter Minner lived (for desc. see will) ; he lacking such issue, to male hrs. of his bro. Thomas.
To nephew Joseph (son of bro. Joseph afsd.), pt. of tract Ennalls Outlet," bounded on s. with Richard Mitchell's bank, and adj. on n. land herein conveyed to Thos. Canner.
To Thomas Canner and hrs., 103 A., pt. of "Ennalls Outlet" (for desc. see will).
To Thomas Hayward and hrs., 50 A., pt. of "EnnaIs Purchase" (plantation where Andrew Willis lived), at head of Shoal Ck., and on branch lying bet. Wm. Jones' and sd. Andrew Willis' (for dose. see will).
To Philip Fedderman, 100 As., pt. of " Ennals Purchase" (for desc. see will) during life; at his decease to his son Richard.
To nephew Thomas (son of bro. Henry) and male hrs., remaining pt. of "Ennall's Purchase"; he lacking such issue, to male hrs. of his bro. Bartholomew. Also all
houses and lands in Cambridge.
To nephew Thomas (son of bro. Joseph afsd.) and male hrs., "Cow Garden."
To James Woolefood, Sr., and hrs., a tract, [ not named] at head of Jenkins Ck., s. side Choptank R., and 50 A., "Rotterdam," adj. sd. land.
To Bartholomew, son of Henry Ennals and male hrs., "The Woodyard" on e. side Jenkins Ck. (Lou. of Wm. Doerrington.)
To wife Elizabeth and hrs., Lots 23 and 24 in Vienna (bou of Richard Acworth of Sommerset Co.), with buildings, etc., and use of "North Yarmouth" during life.
To nephew Bartholomew (son of bro. Joseph afsd.) and male hrs; remaining pt. of "Ennals Outlet."
To Sarah EnnaIs, personalty and £60 due from Thomas Lingham.
To Sarah (dau. of Roger WooIford), personalty.
To bro. Henry, 50s. for ring.
To Bartholomew, son of bro.. Henry, personalty.
To Francis Hayward, Sr., Thomas Hayward, Henry, Jr. (son of Henry Hooper), bro.-in-law Maj. Roger Woolford and his wife, 25s. each for rings.
To sister Mary Foster, 5s. for ring.
To Sarah, Ann, Rebecca and Phoebe, daus. of sd. sister, £5 each.
To ten nephews, viz.: Thomas, Henry, Bartholomew and Joseph (sons of bro. Henry) , Bartholomew, Thomas, Joseph and Henry (sons of bro. Joseph, deed), John and William (sons of bro. John), £10 each at age of 18 yrs.
Residue of personal estate to wife Elizabeth and nephew William (son of bro. Joseph afsd.), equally.
Test: John and Thos. Hayward, John Price, Margaret Eccleston. 14. 631.
Codicil: 6 July, 1718, to John (son of John Pitt, gent.), 10 A. of ‘‘Ennalls Lott."
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Thomas Ennalls, Esq. 3.241 A DO £4661.17.11 Nov 1 1720
Executors: William Ennalls, Elisabeth Ennalls.
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John Williss 36B.131 A DO £23.14.1 £9.8.0 Sep 10 1714
Payments to: Col. Thomas Ennalls, Gouvert Lockerman, Daniell Shark, Jacob Lockerman, William Kirk, Phil. Fiddeman, James Woolford.
Executors: William Jones, Rice Levina.
===
William Willoughby 37A.35 A DO £87.0.0 £5.18.7 Jan 24 1715
Payments to: Col. Ennalls, Thomas Taylor.
Executor: Andrew Willoughby.
===
Foster, John, Dorchester Co., 9th Nov., 1725; 22nd March, 1726/7.
To dau Rebecca and hrs., residue of "Exchange" at hd. of Transquaking.
To dau. Susannah Dawson and hrs., land where she now dwells.
To dau. Mary Fooks and hrs., land adj. dau. Susannah's.
To dau. Pheby and hrs., land adj. Mary Fooks'.
To daus. Susannah Dawson, Mary Fooks and Ann Deane, 5s. each.
To daus. Sarah, Rebecca and Pheby, personalty.
To son Thomas, personalty; to pay to his sister Sarah after decease of wife £4 3s. yearly.
Wife Mary and son Thomas exs. and residuary legatees of personal estate.
Overseer : Henry Ennalls, Sr.
Testator directs that he be buried in Friends Graveyard, Transquaking.
Test: Wm. Murray, Thomas Ennalls, Bartholemew Ennalls. 19, 93.¹

     Robert Freeland was born before 1693 at Calvert Co., Maryland, USA.¹ He married Elizabeth Johns before 10 May 1742 at Calvert Co., Maryland, USA,
; His 2nd of 2 wives; her 2nd of 2 husbands.² Robert Freeland married Sarah Frisby, daughter of Thomas Frisby and Frances Wells, before 28 February 1743 at Calvert Co., Maryland, USA,
; His 1st of 2 wives; her 2nd of 2 husbands.¹
Robert Freeland died before 3 February 1757 at Calvert Co., Maryland, USA; Date of probate.¹
      ;
From Early Col. Settlers:
FREELAND, ROBERT, Hunting Town, Calvert Co. 14 Nov, 1756; 3 Feb, 1757
Children: Robert, Jr., Francis, Jacob, Frisby, Peregrine, Mary wife of Wm. Harrison, Jr., Sarah and Rebecca Freeland.
Grandchildren: Robert and Elizabeth Freeland, children of my son, Benjamin.
Mentions: Benjamin Guyton, John Lynch, John Marquis, Sarah Walden, Aquila Jones, Margaret Dick.
Bought of Joseph Hall; Abraham and Eleazer Burkhead; Richard Jones; John and Henry Cox.
Tracts: "Good Luck, 'Robinson's Rest," "Dorsey's Folly, "Deer Quarter," "Letchworth," "Chance," "Patuxent River," "Marshall's Pond."
Exs Robert Freeland.
Wit: Benjamin Hunt, James Sawell, Wm. Allnutt. 30. 241
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Mr. Robert Freeland 63.609 CA £1012.8.7 Mar 6 1757 Oct 2 1757
Appraisers: William Allnutt, Benjamin Hunt (or Benjamin Hurt ).
Creditors: David Arnold, Charles Grahame.
Next of kin: Fr. Freeland, Jacob Freeland.
Executor: Robert Freeland.
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Robert Freeland 4.76 D CA £1611.7.3 Sep 13 1764
Sureties: Francis Freeland, James Sawell.
Legatees: Rebecca Wilson (daughter), Elisabeth & Robert Freeland (children of Benjamin Freeland (son)).
Distribution to: Rebecca Wilson (late Rebecca Freeland). Residue to 6 of the children (equally): Robert, Francis, Jacob, Sarah, Frisby, Peregrine.
Executor: Robert Freeland.
===
Robert Freeland 85.121 CA ---- Sep 13 1764
List of debts.
Executor: Robert Freeland.
===
Thomas Holland 20.65 A CA £1565.16.1 £401.13.8 Feb 29 1743
The amount of the accounts also included #17061.
Received from: Hugh Taylor.
Payments to: Dr. John Hambleton, Thomas Wells, Philip Holt paid to John Holt, John Gordon, Thomas Ireland, Jr. & Co., Richard Bennett, Esq. paid to Daniel Dulany, Esq. in part of deceased's bond with Mr. William Holland, Francis Holland, Richard Chew per Gerrard Ball paid to Sarah Benson Bond, Mr. John Wardrop per William Rogers paid to Richard Stallings, Michael Linchfield, Mr. Samuel smith (of Anne Arundel County) paid to John Dowell, Commissioners of Loan Office, Francis Holland for a legacy left him by his grandfather Col. William Holland.
Executrix: Sarah Freeland, wife of Robert Freeland.
===
Thomas Holland 22.23 A CA 2721.7.6 Sep 30 1745
The amount of the accounts also included #2765.
Received from: Thomas Hinton, Littleton Waters, Gabriel Parker, William Jones, William Peacock, Hugh Taylor, Elisabeth Smith, Bigger Head, Richard Mullineux, John Banbury.
Payments to: Isaac Manner, William Hunt per Daniel Dulany, Esq., William Hunt, John Larkin, Richard Fryer, Josias Sunderland, William Peacock, Daniel Dulany, Esq., Francis Holland (grandson to Col. William Holland), William Thomas (grandson to Col. William Holland), Thomas Reynolds.
Executrix: Sarah Freeland, wife of Robert Freeland (Quaker).
===
Henry Skinner 54.157 CA £1276.6.6 Apr 29 1750 Jun 20 1753
Appraisers: Thomas Ireland, Robert Freeland.
Creditors: Thomas Ireland, Jr., Elisabeth Javins.
Next of kin: Adderton Skinner, Maryland Skinner.
Administratrix: Elisabeth Skinner

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Benjamin Ball 33A.225 A CA £48.1.2 £53.7.0 July 3, 1717
Payments to: John Rousby, Esq. who married the administratrix (unnamed) of George Plater, Esq. Mr. Richard Dallam, Thomas Bordley.
Administrator: Mr. Robert Freeland.¹

     Elizabeth Johns was born on 2 October 1706 at Calvert Co., Maryland, USA.¹ She married Robert Grover circa 1726 at Calvert Co., Maryland, USA,
; Her 1st of 2 husbands.² Elizabeth Johns married Robert Freeland before 10 May 1742 at Calvert Co., Maryland, USA,
; His 2nd of 2 wives; her 2nd of 2 husbands.¹
Elizabeth Johns died after 1750 at Calvert Co., Maryland, USA.¹
      ;
From Early Col. Settlers:
FREELAND, ROBERT, Hunting Town, Calvert Co. 14 Nov, 1756; 3 Feb, 1757
Children: Robert, Jr., Francis, Jacob, Frisby, Peregrine, Mary wife of Wm. Harrison, Jr., Sarah and Rebecca Freeland.
Grandchildren: Robert and Elizabeth Freeland, children of my son,
Benjamin.
Mentions: Benjamin Guyton, John Lynch, John Marquis, Sarah Walden, Aquila Jones, Margaret Dick.
Bought of Joseph Hall; Abraham and Eleazer Burkhead; Richard Jones; John and Henry Cox.
Tracts: "Good Luck, 'Robinson's Rest," "Dorsey's Folly, "Deer Quarter," "Letchworth," "Chance," "Patuxent River," "Marshall's Pond."
Exs Robert Freeland.
Wit: Benjamin Hunt, James Sawell, Wm. Allnutt. 30. 241
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Robert Grover 19.31 A CA £217.12.5 £91.2.5 May 10 1742
Received from: Gabril Parker.
Payments to: Capt. Thornton, Charles Carroll, Benjamin Johns, Isaac Roberts, Samuel Johns, John Keys, Richard Roberts, Daniel Dulany, Esq.
Administratrix: Elisabeth Freeland (Quaker), wife of Robert Freeland (Quaker).¹

     Robert Grover was born before 1706.¹ He married Elizabeth Johns circa 1726 at Calvert Co., Maryland, USA,
; Her 1st of 2 husbands.¹
Robert Grover died before 10 May 1742 at Calvert Co., Maryland, USA; Date of accounting of estate.¹
      ;
From Early Col. Settlers:
FREELAND, ROBERT, Hunting Town, Calvert Co. 14 Nov, 1756; 3 Feb, 1757
Children: Robert, Jr., Francis, Jacob, Frisby, Peregrine, Mary wife of Wm. Harrison, Jr., Sarah.¹

     Peregrine Frisby was born in April 1711 at Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA.¹ He married Mary Holland, daughter of Francis Holland and Susannah Utie, on 26 January 1735 at St. George's Parish, Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA.²

Peregrine Frisby died before 4 March 1749 at Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA.¹
      ;
From Early Col. Settlers:
Peregrine Frisby 39.43 BA £566.8.0 Mar 4 1748 May 24 1749
Appraisers: Dan Ruff James Osborn. Creditors: Thomas White, John Brice.
Next of kin: Cordelia Hall, Sarah Freeland, Sarah Hughes.
Administratrix: Mary Henderson.
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Peregrine Frisby 36.251 A BA £566.8.0 £918.9.0 May 27 1754
Also Peregrine Frisbie. Mentions Mary Frisby (also Mary Frisbie, widow) her inventory at £584.12.9 and a second inventory at £86.12.7).
Received from: Rachel Paca, Mrs. Mary Henderson for several persons (unnamed).
Payments to: John Brice, Esq. per Mrs. Mary Henderson on bond to Loan Office, Col. Thomas White paid to Mary Henderson (administratrix de bonis non), David McCullock, William Dallam paid to Mary Henderson (administratrix de bonis non), Stephen Onion, John Morris paid by Mrs. Henderson, James Taylor paid by Mrs. Henderson, James Richard paid to Mr. Robert Allen, Jacob Giles, James Garretson paid by Mrs. Henderson, Dr. Wakeman paid by Mrs. Henderson, Thomas Spencer, Col. John Hall paid by Mrs. Henderson, John Henry, John Loney, Samuel Howell for action against John Loney, estate of Aquilla Paca paid to Mr. Robert Adair, estate of Rachel Paca paid to Mr. Robert Adair, D. Dulany, Esq., W. Young.
Payments to (due from Mary Frisby/Frisbye): Capt. James Phillips (administrator of John Kemp), David McCullock, John Rogers, William Daugherty paid by Mary Henderson, Dr. Middlemore, Roger Boyce, Mrs. Henderson.
Payments to (due from Mary Frisby, paid by Mrs. Henderson): Amos Garrett, Talbot Ristean, Whetcomb, Abraham Taylor, Sarah Cook, William Cook, Thomas Clayton, Peter Whitare, John Loney, Capt. John Biggs, John Yoakly, Col. John Hall.
Mentions: Negro Hannah.
Administrator (de bonis non): Mr. John Hall (of Swan Town).
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Francis Holland 24.252 BA £712.16,3 Aug 29 1739 Aug 23 1739
Appraisers: John Clark, Jacob Giles.
Creditors: Edward Hall, William Chapman (administrator of Mr. Philip Smith ).
Next of kin: Susanna Holland, Peregrine Frisby.
Administrator/Executor: Joshua George

===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.¹

     Mary Holland was born on 18 June 1721 at Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA.¹ She married Peregrine Frisby, son of Thomas Frisby and Frances Wells, on 26 January 1735 at St. George's Parish, Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA.¹

Mary Holland died before 4 March 1749 at Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA; Date of inventory of estate.¹
      ;
From Early Col. Settlers:
Mrs. Mary Frisby 39.48 BA £584.12.9 Mar 4 1748 May 24 1749
Appraisers: Dan Ruff, James Osborn.
Creditors: John Hall, Edward Wakeman.
Next of kin: Cordelia Hall, Henrieter Holland, Susannah Holland.
Administratrix: Mary Henderson.
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Holland, William, A. A. Co.,17th Aug., 1724; 25th Oct., 1732.
To son Francis and hrs., lands now in poss. of testator, formerly the right and inheritance of his grandfather and uncle Francis Holland, dec'd, except what is already disposed of by deed of gift to grandson Francis, son of sd. Francis; also 135 A. "Herring Creek" and "Conants Chance," bou. of Wm. Russell and John Dikes; and 1,100 A. nr. Bush R., Baltimore County, bou. of Bennett Creed and William Wilson; and personalty; exs. instructed to pay £130 to Richard Bennett and £140 to Daniel Dulany, testator being security for payment on acct. of sd. son.
To sons Francis, William and Thomas and hrs., 200 A. "Minor's Adventure."
To son William and hrs., 960 A. "Dowsdale" and "Abbington's Mannour," bou. of hrs. of John Abbington, dec'd; 335 A. "Biggs Purchase," bou. of hrs. of Seth Biggs, dec'd; 950 A. "Batchelours Good Luck," on Deer Ck., Baltimore County, and 50 A. adj., bou. of Cadwallader Jones, of sd. co; and personalty.
To son Thomas and hrs., "St. James Enlarged," Calvert County, 37 ½ A., pt. pf "Alexander's Hope," adj. thereto; 425 A., pt. of "His Lordshipp's Favour," bou. of John and Aron Cobreath; 25 A. bou. of Hercules Humes, 50 A. bou. of John Dodson and 110 A., "The Neglect," adj. thereto.
To kinsman Thomas Haskins and hrs., 300 A. "Hunt's Chance," bou. of William Russell.
To wife Elizabeth, personalty possessed by her at time of marriage, use of dwell, plan. ---- and "Bennetts Island" and "Holland's Addition" during minority of grandson Francis; shd. wife die, son Thomas to have poss. thereof during minority of sd. grandson.
To grandsons Utie and Francis and granddau. Mary, personalty; last named to receive portion at age of 16 or day of marriage, the boys at age of 21, or to the survivor of them.
Whatever personalty has been made over for security of a debt due from son Francis to be equally divided among afsd. 3 grandchild. Utie, Francis and Mary.
To grandson William Thomas at age of 21, nephew Thomas Haskins and sister Mary Haskins and to each of her child. living, personalty.
To sons William and Thomas, residue of estate, reserving to wife her third pt. thereof.
Exs.: Wife Elizabeth and sons William and Thomas.
Overseers: Coll. John Smith, Doctor William Lock.
Test: Samuel Harrison, William Philips, George Taylor, Mary Loockerman (formerly Mary Haskins). 20.458.
===
Francis Holland 24.252 BA £712.16,3 Aug 29 1739 Aug 23 1739
Appraisers: John Clark, Jacob Giles.
Creditors: Edward Hall, William Chapman (administrator of Mr. Philip Smith ).
Next of kin: Susanna Holland, Peregrine Frisby.
Administrator/Executor: Joshua George
===
Peregrine Frisby 36.251 A BA £566.8.0 £918.9.0 May 27 1754
Also Peregrine Frisbie. Mentions Mary Frisby (also Mary Frisbie, widow) her inventory at £584.12.9 and a second inventory at £86.12.7).
Received from: Rachel Paca, Mrs. Mary Henderson for several persons (unnamed).
Payments to: John Brice, Esq. per Mrs. Mary Henderson on bond to Loan Office, Col. Thomas White paid to Mary Henderson (administratrix de bonis non), David McCullock, William Dallam paid to Mary Henderson (administratrix de bonis non), Stephen Onion, John Morris paid by Mrs. Henderson, James Taylor paid by Mrs. Henderson, James Richard paid to Mr. Robert Allen, Jacob Giles, James Garretson paid by Mrs. Henderson, Dr. Wakeman paid by Mrs. Henderson, Thomas Spencer, Col. John Hall paid by Mrs. Henderson, John Henry, John Loney, Samuel Howell for action against John Loney, estate of Aquilla Paca paid to Mr. Robert Adair, estate of Rachel Paca paid to Mr. Robert Adair, D. Dulany, Esq., W. Young.
Payments to (due from Mary Frisby/Frisbye): Capt. James Phillips (administrator of John Kemp), David McCullock, John Rogers, William Daugherty paid by Mary Henderson, Dr. Middlemore, Roger Boyce, Mrs. Henderson.
Payments to (due from Mary Frisby, paid by Mrs. Henderson): Amos Garrett, Talbot Ristean, Whetcomb, Abraham Taylor, Sarah Cook, William Cook, Thomas Clayton, Peter Whitare, John Loney, Capt. John Biggs, John Yoakly, Col. John Hall.
Mentions: Negro Hannah.
Administrator (de bonis non): Mr. John Hall (of Swan Town).¹

     Francis Holland was born on 25 September 1691 at St. James Parish, Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA.¹ He married Susannah Utie in 1712 at Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA.^2,1

Francis Holland died on 7 April 1738 at Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA, at age 46.¹
      ;
From Early Col. Settlers:
Francis Holland 24.252 BA £712.16,3 Aug 29 1739 Aug 23 1739
Appraisers: John Clark, Jacob Giles.
Creditors: Edward Hall, William Chapman (administrator of Mr. Philip Smith ).
Next of kin: Susanna Holland, Peregrine Frisby.
Administrator/Executor: Joshua George
===
Francis Holland 17.486 A BA £712.16.3 £563.18.6 May 30 1740
A second inventory is cited in the amount of £98.7.0.
Payments to: William Rogers, William Chapman (administrator of Philip Smith),
Col. Nathan Rigbie, Daniel Dulany, Esq. paid to John Clerk.
Administrator: Mr. Joshua George (gentleman, of Cecil County)
===
Francis Holland 19.86 A £248.8.6 Jul 24 1742
of Baltimore County.
Payments to: William Peele (administrator of Samuel Peele), Daniel Dulany, Esq. Administrator/Executor: Joshua George (gentleman, of Cecil County).
===
Holland, William, A. A. Co.,17th Aug., 1724; 25th Oct., 1732.
To son Francis and hrs., lands now in poss. of testator, formerly the right and inheritance of his grandfather and uncle Francis Holland, dec'd, except what is already disposed of by deed of gift to grandson Francis, son of sd. Francis; also 135 A. "Herring Creek" and "Conants Chance," bou. of Wm. Russell and John Dikes; and 1,100 A. nr. Bush R., Baltimore County, bou. of Bennett Creed and William Wilson; and personalty; exs. instructed to pay £130 to Richard Bennett and £140 to Daniel Dulany, testator being security for payment on acct. of sd. son.
To sons Francis, William and Thomas and hrs., 200 A. "Minor's Adventure."
To son William and hrs., 960 A. "Dowsdale" and "Abbington's Mannour," bou. of hrs. of John Abbington, dec'd; 335 A. "Biggs Purchase," bou. of hrs. of Seth Biggs, dec'd; 950 A. "Batchelours Good Luck," on Deer Ck., Baltimore County, and 50 A. adj., bou. of Cadwallader Jones, of sd. co; and personalty.
To son Thomas and hrs., "St. James Enlarged," Calvert County, 37 ½ A., pt. pf "Alexander's Hope," adj. thereto; 425 A., pt. of "His Lordshipp's Favour," bou. of John and Aron Cobreath; 25 A. bou. of Hercules Humes, 50 A. bou. of John Dodson and 110 A., "The Neglect," adj. thereto.
To kinsman Thomas Haskins and hrs., 300 A. "Hunt's Chance," bou. of William Russell.
To wife Elizabeth, personalty possessed by her at time of marriage, use of dwell, plan. ---- and "Bennetts Island" and "Holland's Addition" during minority of grandson Francis; shd. wife die, son Thomas to have poss. thereof during minority of sd. grandson.
To grandsons Utie and Francis and granddau. Mary, personalty; last named to receive portion at age of 16 or day of marriage, the boys at age of 21, or to the survivor of them.
Whatever personalty has been made over for security of a debt due from son Francis to be equally divided among afsd. 3 grandchild. Utie, Francis and Mary.
To grandson William Thomas at age of 21, nephew Thomas Haskins and sister Mary Haskins and to each of her child. living, personalty.
To sons William and Thomas, residue of estate, reserving to wife her third pt. thereof.
Exs.: Wife Elizabeth and sons William and Thomas.
Overseers: Coll. John Smith, Doctor William Lock.
Test: Samuel Harrison, William Philips, George Taylor, Mary Loockerman (formerly Mary Haskins). 20.458.
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John Thomas 8.253 A £126.13.9 £147.16.1 Jul 4 1727
A second inventory is cited in the amount of £7.12.1.
Payments to: John Bayley, Abraham Cord, Mr. Stokes, Thomas Morriss, William Wood, John Johnson, John Cottrell, John Murphy, Patrick Ruark, John Stokes assignee of Henry Garrett, Thomas Cord, Simion Jackson, Peter Lester, John Clark, Dr. Wakeman, Midelton Durumple, Richard Smithers, Edward Jackson, Rowland Kembel, Aquila Hall (administrator of James Phillips), Thomas Berchfield, Mr. Matthews, John Israel, Thomas Brooke & William Holland & Col. Adison, Esq., Mrs. Mary Marshall, William Foster.
Administrator: Francis Holland.
===
Thomas Newsome 6.207 BA £109.7.8 Apr 19 1721 Sep 6 1721
Appraisers: Joseph Johnson, Edger Pyper (also Edger Tipper ).
Creditors: Henry Milian, Francis Holland.
Next of kin: Mary Newsome (mother of the heirs).
Executor: Peter Lester.
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Gill, Margaret, A. A. Co., 21st Mch., 1698-9 ; 12th June, 1699.
To dau. Margaret, wife of William Holland, and granddau. Margaret Holland at 16 yrs. of age, personalty.
grandson William Holland, 1/3 of personal estate.
to grandson Francis Holland, residue of estate, real and personal.
Grandsons to be of age at 18 yrs.
Ex.: Son-in-law William Holland.
Test: Jos. Chew, Jas. Macklanan, Chris. Matham, Ann Oliver.
6. 236.¹

     Susannah Utie was born on 24 September 1695 at Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA.¹ She married Francis Holland, son of William Holland and Margaret Holland, in 1712 at Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA.^1,2

Susannah Utie died before 10 June 1746 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA; Date of inventory of estate.¹
      ;
From Early Col. Settlers:
Mrs. Susannah Holland 31.50 BA £931.16.10 Jun 10 1745 Jul 15 1745
Appraisers: William Bradford, Winst. Smith.
Creditors: Joshua George, R. Bennett.
Next of kin: Henrietta Holland, Mary Marshall.
Administratrix: Francis Holland.
===
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.¹

     Mary Belt was born circa 1710 at All Hollows Parish, Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA.¹ She married Greenbury Dorsey Sr. on 18 June 1726 at Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA,
; His 1st of 3 wives.²
Mary Belt died before 1750 at Fairfax Co., Virginia, USA.¹

     Greenbury Dorsey Sr. was born in 1711 at Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA.¹ He married Mary Belt, daughter of John Belt (II) and Lucy Lawrence, on 18 June 1726 at Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA,
; His 1st of 3 wives.¹ Greenbury Dorsey Sr. married Sarah Bond circa 1750 at Maryland, USA,
; His 2nd of 3 wives; jer end of 2 husbands.² Greenbury Dorsey Sr. married Catherine (?) in 1760 at Fairfax Co., Virginia, USA,
; Her 2nd of 2 husbands; his 3rd of 3 wives.³
Greenbury Dorsey Sr. died on 20 April 1782 at Fairfax Co., Virginia, USA.¹
      ;
From Early Col. Settlers:
Fairfax Co. Va Wills Liber C-D; Page 22-23
1765. DR. CATHARINE, WILLIAM & JOHN GRIMES, orphans of WILLIAM GRIMES, decd. Goods bot of FLEMING PATTERSON; bot of HENRY RIDDLE ..no board allowed this year; omitted to charge in my last acct the schooling of (orphans).
At a court held .. 25th March 1768 .. GREENBERRY DORSEY who intermarried with CATHARINE GRIMES, administratrix of WILLIAM GRIMES, decd, exhibited this account .. same ordered to be recorded.
===
Mrs. Alice Lester 77.229 BA £365.10.3 Feb 2 1762 May 18 1762
Appraisers: Greenberry Dorsey, James Garratson.
Creditors: Guy Little William Ozborn.
Next of kin: William Horn, Sharlet Lester.
Administrator: Richard Magay.
===
Alice Lester 5.73 D BA £104.3.10 Feb 8 1768
Sureties: Richard Garretson, Edward Garretson.
Distribution to: Representatives unknown to this Office.
Administrator: Robert McGay.
===
Micajah Greenfield 119.192 BA £31.12.9 Jul 18 1774
(also Harford County)
Appraisers: Greenberry Dorsey, John Wood.
===
Fairfax Co Va Deeds Liber G Page 212-214
Know all men .. We GREENBERRY DORSEY of County of Loudoun ROBERT BOGGESS SENR. & GERRARD BOWLING of County of Fairfax are held and firmly bound unto JOHN WEST JUNR. & WILLIAM LOCK WEEMS & ELIZABETH HUNTER Executors of the last will & Testament of JOHN HUNTER deceased & unto PHILLIP GRYMES & NICHOLAS GRYMES Executors of the last will & Testament of NICHOLAS GRYMES deced in the full and just sum of three hundred pounds current money of Virginia .. this 21st day May 1767. The Condition of the above obligation is such that whereas a certain CATHERINE GRYMES formerly the wife of WILLIAM GRYMES deceased hath taken out Letters of Administration in the County Court of Fairfax for all the goods & chattels of her deceased Husband William Grymes & gave her security John Hunter & Nicholas Grymes since dead & whereas the said Greenberry Dorsey hath since the said securityships being enter'd into by the said John Hunter & Nicholas Grymes for the due administration of the said Estate intermarried with Catherine Grymes the widow of William Grymes deceased now if Greenberry Dorsey, Robert Boggess Senr. and Gerrard Bowling shall indemnify & save harmless the said John West, William Lock Weems & Elizabeth Hunter Executors of John Hunter & Phillip & Nicholas Grymes Executors of the said Nicholas Grymes from all damages that may accrue from the said securityship entered into by their respective Testators that then the above obligation to be void ..
Presence Richard Lake, G. Dorsey
William Barker R.d Boggess
Ga. Bolling
At Court continued & held 21st May 1767 This Bond was proved .. ordered to be recorded.¹

     Sarah Bond married William Fell on 7 January 1732 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA,
; Her 1st of 2 husbands.² Sarah Bond married Greenbury Dorsey Sr. circa 1750 at Maryland, USA,
; His 2nd of 3 wives; jer end of 2 husbands.¹
Sarah Bond died circa 1760.¹

     William Fell was born before 1711.¹ He married Sarah Bond on 7 January 1732 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA,
; Her 1st of 2 husbands.¹
William Fell died before 29 January 1747 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA.¹
      ;
From Early Col. Settlers:
FELL, WILLIAM, Baltimore Co. 12 Jan, 1746; 29 Jan, 1746
To son EDWARD FELL, land called "Long Island," Point Copes
Harbour,' Tankett Field" and "Carter's Delight.'
To son EDWARD, 12 A. lying on *Jones" Folly, whereon my mills
are; also lot #5 in Baltimore Town, formerly called Jones's Town. To dau. ANN FELL, my interest in 296 A. pt. of tract
"Freeburn's Progress on Elkridge in Anne Arundel Co., formerly belonging to Robt. Ridgley.
To daus. JENNETT FELL and MARGARET FELL, my interest in 'Fell's Forrest' in Balto. Co.
That Norton Grover Baker pay back the just sum of money, with interest, which he sold me 100 A.
Mentions bond given Oct. 8, 1744.
To dau. CATHARINE FELL, land called Stone's Adventure.'
To my cousin WILLILAM HOLMS, slaves.
Wife SARAH FELL, and friend Joseph Taylor, exs.
Wits Richard Hopkins, John Metcalfe, John Randall, Thomas Davis. 24. 544
===
William Fell 35.299 AA £399.12.3 Sep 21 1747 Nov 17 1747
of Baltimore County.
Appraisers: Basil Dorsey, Caleb Dorsey.
Creditors: John Boaring, Matheu Colter, Rachel Bailey.
Next of kin: Thomas Bond, Jr., John Bond.
Executor: Joseph Taylor.
===
William Fell 24.250 A BA £2241.8.3 £193.8.0 Feb 5 1747
A second inventory is cited in the amount of £399.12.3 in. Anne Arundel County. The amount of the accounts also included £1169.14.10 in sterling & 42854.
Received from: Capt. Robert North.
Payments to: Col. William Hammond, Capt. Robert North, Patrick Creagh paid to William Rogers, John & Sarah Boreing, Dr. George Buckannan, William Hughes, John Philpot & Co. (merchant in London), Patrick Creagh paid to Richard Burdus, William Brown.
Payments to (of Anne Arundel County): Mr. William Thornton, Mr. Samuel Smith paid to Mr. William Thornton.
Executors: Sarah Fell, Joseph Taylor (Quaker).
===
William Fell 28.59 A BA £401.2.2 Apr 26 1750
A second inventory is cited in the amount of £51.15.6 in Baltimore County. A third inventory is cited in the amount of £39.17.9 in Anne Arundel County. The amount of the accounts also included £1992.4.2 in sterling & #16905.
Payments to: George Cole, Jr., William Payne, Charles Croxall (administrator of Rachel gaily), William Thornton, Roger Boyce, John Randall, Benjamin Tasker, Eeq. & Co. per Richard Croxall, Robert North, Thomas White paid to George Ashman, Commissioners of Baltimore Town for lots in Jones Town in name of Edward Fell & Ann Fell per William Lux, Samuel Coates, William Dallam assignee of Thomas Brerewood paid to Roger Boyce, William Young (of Boston) for legacy from Anthony Young sold to Thomas White, Stephen Thad. Janssen, Esq. per James Richard, James Richard, William Torver (merchant in London), Commissioners of Baltimore Town for lots in Jones Town paid to William Lux, Lord Baltimore paid to William Young, Darby Lux, Dr. William Lyon, Mathew Coulter, Basil Dorsey & Caleb Dorsey (both of Anne Arundel County), Dr. William Murray, Isaac Ristean, Thomas Goosen, John Ristean paid to Isaac Ristean, Josias Slade, William Lyon, Loveless Gorsuch.
Executors: Sarah Dorsey (late Sarah Fell), Joseph Taylor (Quake
===
John Tealle 8.207 BA £53.16.1 May 1 1723
Appraisers: Christopher Gardiner, Tobias Eminson.
Creditors: Andrew Joad, John Israel.
Next of kin: Nicholas Grimes (brother-in-law), William Fell (brother).
Administratrix/Executrix: Jane Long (late Jane Tealle).
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John Teall 5.182 A BA £53.16.0 £46.11.0 Jul 6 1728
Received from: Mr. John Midford (merchant in London).
Payments to: Mr, John Midford paid to Capt. Andrew Joud, Capt. Andrew Joud, John Israeli, Patrick Murphey, Thomas Cromwell, John Howard, Thomas Addison & Daniell Dulany, Esq.
Executrix: Jane Teall (alias Jane Long).¹

     Catherine (?) was born circa 1714.¹ She married William Grymes circa 1730 at Prince William Co., Virginia, USA,
; Her 1st of 2 husbands.² Catherine (?) married Greenbury Dorsey Sr. in 1760 at Fairfax Co., Virginia, USA,
; Her 2nd of 2 husbands; his 3rd of 3 wives.¹
Catherine (?) died after 1765 at Fairfax Co., Virginia, USA.¹
      ;
From Early Col. Settlers:
Name: Tracy Hancock
Email: genbuff1776@sbcglobal dot net
Note:

"15 Aug. 1764. A Petition of Simon PEARSON against Greenbury DORSEY and his wife Catharine DORSEY, late [formerly or nee] Catharine GRYMES, and against Stacey GRYMES, is discontinued."

Loudoun County, Virginia Order Book B, Page 411. (The Historian's Guide to Loudoun County, Virginia, Vol. 1, by John T. Philips, II, Goose Creek Productions, Leesburg & Middleburg, Virginia, 1996, Page 478.

Same book:
p. 131. Greenbury Dorsey was jury foreman 8 May 1764.
p. 396. Two tithables for Greenbury Dorsey to be added for negroes Peter and Phebe. 8 Sept. 1761. Page 459. Greenbury Dorsey is appointed as the new Surveyor of Road from Sugar Land Run to the Broad Run Church, replacing Williamm Hancocke. 10 Mar. 1761.
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Fairfax Co. Va Wills Liber C-D; Page 22-23
1765. DR. CATHARINE, WILLIAM & JOHN GRIMES, orphans of WILLIAM GRIMES, decd. Goods bot of FLEMING PATTERSON; bot of HENRY RIDDLE ..no board allowed this year; omitted to charge in my last acct the schooling of (orphans).
At a court held .. 25th March 1768 .. GREENBERRY DORSEY who intermarried with CATHARINE GRIMES, administratrix of WILLIAM GRIMES, decd, exhibited this account .. same ordered to be recorded.
===
Fairfax Co Va Deeds Liber G Page 212-214
Know all men .. We GREENBERRY DORSEY of County of Loudoun ROBERT BOGGESS SENR. & GERRARD BOWLING of County of Fairfax are held and firmly bound unto JOHN WEST JUNR. & WILLIAM LOCK WEEMS & ELIZABETH HUNTER Executors of the last will & Testament of JOHN HUNTER deceased & unto PHILLIP GRYMES & NICHOLAS GRYMES Executors of the last will & Testament of NICHOLAS GRYMES deced in the full and just sum of three hundred pounds current money of Virginia .. this 21st day May 1767. The Condition of the above obligation is such that whereas a certain CATHERINE GRYMES formerly the wife of WILLIAM GRYMES deceased hath taken out Letters of Administration in the County Court of Fairfax for all the goods & chattels of her deceased Husband William Grymes & gave her security John Hunter & Nicholas Grymes since dead & whereas the said Greenberry Dorsey hath since the said securityships being enter'd into by the said John Hunter & Nicholas Grymes for the due administration of the said Estate intermarried with Catherine Grymes the widow of William Grymes deceased now if Greenberry Dorsey, Robert Boggess Senr. and Gerrard Bowling shall indemnify & save harmless the said John West, William Lock Weems & Elizabeth Hunter Executors of John Hunter & Phillip & Nicholas Grymes Executors of the said Nicholas Grymes from all damages that may accrue from the said securityship entered into by their respective Testators that then the above obligation to be void ..
Presence Richard Lake, G. Dorsey
William Barker R.d Boggess
Ga. Bolling
At Court continued & held 21st May 1767 This Bond was proved .. ordered to be recorded.¹

     William Grymes was born circa 1710.¹ He married Catherine (?) circa 1730 at Prince William Co., Virginia, USA,
; Her 1st of 2 husbands.¹
William Grymes died circa 1759 at Fairfax Co., Virginia, USA.¹
      ;
From Early Col. Settlers:
Fairfax Co. Va Wills Liber C-D; Page 22-23
1765. DR. CATHARINE, WILLIAM & JOHN GRIMES, orphans of WILLIAM GRIMES, decd. Goods bot of FLEMING PATTERSON; bot of HENRY RIDDLE ..no board allowed this year; omitted to charge in my last acct the schooling of (orphans).
At a court held .. 25th March 1768 .. GREENBERRY DORSEY who intermarried with CATHARINE GRIMES, administratrix of WILLIAM GRIMES, decd, exhibited this account .. same ordered to be recorded.
===
Prince William County, Virginia Deeds : Liber D; 1738 - 1740; Pages 392-394. May 26, 1740. Thomas Pearson of Truro Parish Pr. Wm., Gent. to William Grimes of same....150 a for term of natural ives of William Grimes, Nicholas Grimes Jr. and Phillip Grimes.
Thos. Pearson
Wits: Wm. Henry Terrett, Willm. Godfrey, Nicholis (N) Grimes. At Ct. May 26, 1740 Thomas Pearson acknowledged this lease.
===
Fairfax Co Va Deeds Liber G Page 212-214
Know all men .. We GREENBERRY DORSEY of County of Loudoun ROBERT BOGGESS SENR. & GERRARD BOWLING of County of Fairfax are held and firmly bound unto JOHN WEST JUNR. & WILLIAM LOCK WEEMS & ELIZABETH HUNTER Executors of the last will & Testament of JOHN HUNTER deceased & unto PHILLIP GRYMES & NICHOLAS GRYMES Executors of the last will & Testament of NICHOLAS GRYMES deced in the full and just sum of three hundred pounds current money of Virginia .. this 21st day May 1767. The Condition of the above obligation is such that whereas a certain CATHERINE GRYMES formerly the wife of WILLIAM GRYMES deceased hath taken out Letters of Administration in the County Court of Fairfax for all the goods & chattels of her deceased Husband William Grymes & gave her security John Hunter & Nicholas Grymes since dead & whereas the said Greenberry Dorsey hath since the said securityships being enter'd into by the said John Hunter & Nicholas Grymes for the due administration of the said Estate intermarried with Catherine Grymes the widow of William Grymes deceased now if Greenberry Dorsey, Robert Boggess Senr. and Gerrard Bowling shall indemnify & save harmless the said John West, William Lock Weems & Elizabeth Hunter Executors of John Hunter & Phillip & Nicholas Grymes Executors of the said Nicholas Grymes from all damages that may accrue from the said securityship entered into by their respective Testators that then the above obligation to be void ..
Presence Richard Lake, G. Dorsey
William Barker R.d Boggess
Ga. Bolling
At Court continued & held 21st May 1767 This Bond was proved .. ordered to be recorded.¹

     Greenbury Dorsey Jr. was born on 10 March 1729 at St. George's Parish, Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA.¹ He married Frances Frisby, daughter of Peregrine Frisby and Mary Holland, circa 1759 at St. George's Parish, Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA.^2,1

Greenbury Dorsey Jr. died after 9 April 1798 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA; Date of Will.¹
      ;
From Early Col. Settlers:
Micajah Greenfield 119.192 BA £31.12.9 Jul 18 1774
(also Harford County)
Appraisers: Greenberry Dorsey, John Wood.
===
Catharine Bradford 119.217 HA £42.3.9 May 10 1774 Aug 25 1774
Appraisers: Greenberry Dorsey, Samuel Griffith.
Creditors: Speirs & French & Co., William Osburn.
Next of kin: Mary Ann Wetherall, Martha Hollis.
Administrator: Amos Hollis.
===
John Gallion 120.219 BA £399.3.11 May 30 1775 Dec 2 1775
Appraisers: Francis Holland, Greenberry Dorsey.
Next of kin: Samuel Gallion, Nathan Gallion.
Executrix: Elisabeth Gallion.
===
Jacob Gallion 121.145 BA £419.16.11 May 16 1774 Jan 25 1775
Appraisers: Greenberry Dorsey, Samuel Griffith.
Creditors: Aquilla Hall, James Christie, Jr.
Next of kin: Phoebe Gallion, Nathaniel Gallion.
Administratrix: Mary Gallion.¹

     Frances Frisby was born on 4 August 1741 at St. George's Parish, Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA.¹ She married Greenbury Dorsey Jr., son of Greenbury Dorsey Sr. and Mary Belt, circa 1759 at St. George's Parish, Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA.^1,2

Frances Frisby died before 1776 at Baltimore Co., Maryland, USA.¹

     James Frisby was born in April 1711 at Cecil Co., Maryland, USA.¹
James Frisby died before 1734 at Cecil Co., Maryland, USA.¹

     James Frisby III was born on 3 August 1684 at Cecil Co., Maryland, USA.¹ He married Ariana Vanderheyden on 9 February 1713 at Anne Arundel Co., Maryland, USA,
; Her 1st of 3 husbands.²
James Frisby III died before 30 December 1719 at Cecil Co., Maryland, USA; Date of probate.¹
      ;
From Early Col. Settlers:
Frisby, James, Cecil Co.,14th Nov., 1719; 30th Dec., 1719.
To wife Ariana, estx., entire estate, real and personal.
Test: James Cruikshank, James Harris, Frances Shippen, Augustina Harris.
Note: Deposition recites James Harris and wife as testes. 16,4.
===
Capt. James Frisby 4.1 CE £890.16.0 Mar 30 1720
Appraisers: William Veazey, John Coppin.
Creditors: Henry Lowe for Lord Baltimore, George Douglas for Hr. Hennry Sewall.
Next of kin: Peregrine Frisby, William Frisby.
===
Capt. James Frisby 6.249 CE £6.0.0 Oct 10 1721
Appraisers: William Veazey, John Copin.
===
Mr. James Frisby 4.91 A CE £890.16.0 £70.17.1 Nov 28 1721
A second inventory is cited in the amount of £6.0.0.
Received from: Mr. William Rawley, Mr. Robert Crookshanks, Henry Evans, James Van Bibber.
Payments to: Rev. Sewell, Thomas Bordley, Esq., Phil. Loyd, Esq., Sarah Davis, Yourk Yorkson, John Han, Hugh Kenedy, John Ward, James Gordin, William Barnop, Mr. Mathias Vanderheyden, William Veazey & John Coppoing, Peter Sloyter, Hugh Mathews, Clem. Barkston, Patrick Sympson, James Hams, Math. Vanderheyden, Nathaniel Hynson.
Executrix: Mrs. Arianna Frisby.
===
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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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. James Frisby 4.91 A CE £890.16.0 £70.17.1 Nov 28 1721
A second inventory is cited in the amount of £6.0.0.
Received from: Mr. William Rawley, Mr. Robert Crookshanks, Henry Evans, James Van Bibber.
Payments to: Rev. Sewell, Thomas Bordley, Esq., Phil. Loyd, Esq., Sarah Davis, Yourk Yorkson, John Han, Hugh Kenedy, John Ward, James Gordin, William Barnop, Mr. Mathias Vanderheyden, William Veazey & John Coppoing Peter Sloyter, Hugh Mathews, Clem. Barkston, Patrick Sympson, James Harris, Math. Vanderheyden, Nathaniel Hynson.
Executrix: Mrs. Arianna Frisby.¹