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Aug 1749
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 Mary Baldwin, d/o
James Baldwin of Prince Georges Co. Province of Maryland to John
Waters Junior of same for and in consideration of the sum of 15 pounds
sterling hath bargained and sold a Tract of Land called Mothers Gift
containing 400 acres lying and being in Frederick County adjoining the
Patuxent River. signed Mary (X)
Baldwin. wits: John Lamar Jr. and Tyler Baldwin.
[Frederick Co. Deeds, Liber B p. 91]
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12 Jan
1750
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Jacob Vertrees of Frederick Co. in the Province of Maryland, Farmer to
Philip Henry Thomas of same. That for and in Consideration of the sum of
60 pounds current money of the Province in hand paid doth grant Bargain
and Sell all that tract or parcel of Land situate in the county afs’d
called Perrys Lott on a branch of Tuscororo Creek containing 50 acres of
land more or less. Recorded 20 Jan 1756. Wits: John Darnell &
Charles
Darnell. Catherine, wife of Jacob Vertrees released dower right.
[Frederick Co. Deeds, Liber B p. 325]
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8 Nov
1751 |
John Friend of Frederick Co. to James Mackolum of East Jersey for and in
consideration of one hundred Pounds Pensilvania money to him in hand paid
hath given bargained and sold all that Tract of Land
called Chasnutt Levell (?) lying in Frederick County between the mountains
to Antietam containing 50 acres more or less. Signed John (his mark)
Friend. Wits: Nath'l Wickham and William Reed.
Wife Elizabeth Friend releases dower right.
[Frederick Co. Deeds, Liber B p. 470] [note:
Nathaniel Wickham should be the brother-in-law of Samuel Pottenger of
Pottenger's Creek settlement in Nelson Co. John & Elizabeth are most
likely John & Elizabeth (Banner) Friend whose children go to Hardin Co. KY] |
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27 Nov
1751 |
At
the request of Edward Crow - John Evans, John Swan
and Thomas Wells confess judgment to Edward Crow for the sum
of fifteen shillings debt which sum was recovered by the said Edward Crow
against John Evans on 17 Aug 1751 before Joseph Chapline.
Recording clerks were Joseph Chapline and Thomas Prather
[Frederick Co. Deeds, Liber B p. 501] |
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16 Feb 1750 |
Charles Polke and Christian his wife of Frederick Co. Province of
Maryland to William Hynes of Lancaster Co., Province of
Pennsylvania for the consideration of the sum of four pounds current money
of the Province of Maryland in hand paid have given granted bargained and
sold all that Tract of Land called Polkes Meadows lying and being in
Frederick Co. containing 100 acres standing on a hollow near
Little Tonallaways about 1 mile from
Potomack River. Wits: Thos. Cresap and Martin Moran.
Recorded 20 Mar 1750 with more added 20 Mar 1750 as William
Hynes had to pay the sum of 4 shillings as alienation fine on the land.
[Frederick Co. Deed Liber B p. 350] |
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9 Oct 1750 |
Thomas Cresap of Frederick Co. Province of Maryland, Gent. to
William Gilleland of same, Yeoman, for and in consideration of the sum
of Eighty five pounds all That parcell of Land by sundry Mutations and
Alienations conveyed unto him the said Thomas Cresap by Thomas Hargis
Sr. Containing 100 acres a Tract called Darlings Delight lying in the
county afs'd being laid out for 225 acres. Wits: Thomas Prather
and Jarvis Houghman. Recorded 19 Nov 1750 [Frederick Co. Deed Liber B p.
289] |
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17 Feb
1753 |
Samuel Pottinger
of Prince Georges Co., Province of Maryland, planter to Robert
Pottinger of same - for and in consideration of 25 pounds hath
granted, bargained and sold part of a Tract of Land called Wickhams and
Pottingers Discovery lying and being in Frederick Co. Wits: Mordc.
Jacob and Thomas Williams - wife Eleanor Pottinger
released dower right. Recorded 13 Mar 1753 [Frederick Co. MD
Deed Liber] |
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5 Apr
1753 |
Daniel Ashcraft
of Frederick County, Province of Maryland, Farmer, to George Pack
of same, farmer - for the sum of 35 pounds current money of Pensilvinia in
hand paid doth bargain and sell his 30 acres of land being part of a Tract
called shirthorn (?) bordering land of Robert Bridewell near a small
run by the Potomack river. Witnessed by Daniel Rawlings.
Elizabeth Ashcraft, wife of Daniel released her dower right.
Recorded by Thomas Prather. |
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24 Sep
1754 |
The accounts
of Rachel Woodin, wife of John Woodin, lately called
Rachel Gassaway, wife of John Gassaway, late of Frederick
County, Deceased - people named in the accounts: Samuel Mansell, Jno.
Kimbol, Sarah Mason, Samuel Hunter, Moses Harling, Philip Kins,
John Metcalf, Michael Jesserang, William Hall, Charles Pearl (paid by
his Accountant to James Pearle for the Use of the said Charles
Pearle), John Hammond, Christian Smith, Philip Howard, Thomas Beatty,
Joseph Wood, Jno. Middaugh. |
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20 Aug
1767 |
John
Wells Sr. of Frederick Co. MD, Planter to William Hall of Elk Ridge, Ann
Arundel Co. Maryland, Merchant – for and in consideration of the sum of 40
pounds doth bargain and sell three Cows, three heifers, two calves,
nineteen (?) head of hogs, young and old, one sorrel Mare branded on the
rear buttock with the Letter S and one young Black Horse branded on the
shoulder . (signed) John (X) Wells Senr. Wits: David Lynn and
Edward
Gaither Junr. [Frederick Co. MD Deeds Liber L p. 6] |
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14 Mar 1768 |
Michael Leavely of York Co., Province of Pennsylvania, Mason to
Paul Beard of the county
of Frederick, Province of Maryland - for and in consideration of the sum
of seventeen pounds in hand paid hath bargained and sold all that Parcell
of land called Manager being in Frederick County bounded by George
Stump's
land containing 67 acres and a half. Recorded 16 Mar 1768.
Wits: Wm. Blair and Abraham Hayter (?). Barbary,
wife of Michael Leavely released her dower right with Wm. Blair and Jos.
Wood witnesses. (Chris Edelen was the recording clerk) [Frederick Co. MD Deeds Liber L p.
203] |
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