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MARYLAND RECORDS
COLONIAL, REVOLUTIONARY, COUNTY AND CHURCH
FROM
ORIGINAL SOURCES
BY GAIUS MARCUS BRUMBAUGH, M.S., M.D., Litt.D. WASHINGTON, D. C.
99 FACSIMILE ILLUSTRATIONS
VOLUME II
LANCASTER PRESS, INC. LANCASTER, PA. 1928
COPYRIGHT, 1928 BY GAIUS M. BRUMBAUGH All Rights Reserved
COMPOSED AND PRINTED AT THE LANCASTER PRESS, INC. LANCASTER, PA.
PREFACE
Volume I of this publication appeared in 1915. Since that time there has been a frequently repeated demand for the publication of the existing remainder of the Maryland Colonial Census of 1776, and the same is here made available (pp. 79-230, partly in facsimile). The other facsimile records of West St. Mary's Manor (pp. xi) and the State of His Lordship's Manors (Frontispiece and pp. 4-78) contain the names and ages of settlers of yet earlier periods and all these records will be found valuable. The Colonial Census and the Lord Baltimore records are so large in size and often so indistinct in preservation, and of such varying construction, that special code treatment has been necessary. A careful study of the ex- planation given at the beginning of each of these sections is necessary and will quickly enable the reader to understand and use the materials as published.
Many of the names of the Colonial period were phonetically and other- wise poorly spelled. The spellings found in the original records have been followed and an effort to assist the reader is made throughout the com- prehensive index. Page 184, "Shurlotter Mitchel" is evidently Charlotte Mitchel; page 185, "Elexander Larance" is probably Alexander Lawrence; page 259, Charles "Ginings" is probably Jennings; etc. The searcher should constantly keep in thought the possible phonetic variations of the names being sought in the index.
Negative and positive photostatic copies and the original records them- selves, and a reading glass, were used in preparing this volume. In cases of extreme importance to the reader, or of doubt as to the published spelling, it may be well to refer to the original record the location of which is usually mentioned throughout the volume. Photostatic copies of many of these original records may be obtained from the Maryland Historical' Society, custodian of the State Archives, or from the author.
The last section of page 136, as deciphered by means of a reading glass appears to be:
James Mather 53 Mary Mather. .20
Jemimah (?) Mather 57 Jeremiah Mather
Michael Mather 25 Darby Dwur . 40
Thomas Mather 23
Lucy Morgan, Svts. 25
The indistinct portion of page 300 has been supplied on page 308.
The number of times a name appears upon a given page is often indicated thus: "(2)." However, it is well to glance through the entire page as the
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name may appear as "Sr." and "Junr." yet be indexed only once on the page. The reader will be much interested in tracing the same person through several classes of records at different ages of the person.
Numerous co-workers who secured and suggested important source records for this volume since its preparation began, have passed to the other life, and it is a pleasure to record full appreciation for their assistance. The Right Reverend Alfred Harding, D.D., Bishop of Washington, mentioned in the Preface to Vol. I, gave direction to my first researches and frequently expressed his continued interest and approval. The "Broad Creek Records," etc., are as a result ready for publication in Vol. III. Governor Edwin Warfield who died in April, 1920, and who, as President of the Md. Historical Society, placed many of its historical treasures at my disposal. Mr. James Walter Thomas kindly and freely granted copyright use (p. 208) from his important "Chronicles of Maryland." Mr. George W. Hodges carefully transcribed the Anne Arundel Co. Marriages (p. 415) and the Worcester Parish Records (p. 579), and the late Dr. Wm. Tayloe Snyder materially assisted in securing various Episcopal Church Records.
Among the numerous living helpers it is a pleasure to acknowledge the cooperation of the officers of the Maryland Historical Society, and especially the continuous interest and active assistance of Mr. Charles Fickus, acting Librarian, and, recently, of Dr. J. Hall Pleasants, Chairman of its Publica- tion Committee. Mr. Francis Barnum Culver, Registrar General, N. S. Sons of American Revolution, and also prominent officer in various other national patriotic societies, has closely followed the progress of the work and has kindly written the Introduction. Mr. Arthur Sullivan Browne, Register of Rock Creek Parish has shown his active cooperation through- out the years, and the materials to be published in Vol. III will more fully show the results of his interest. To all those mentioned and to the various other Church and County officers and to all the friends who have assisted in making this volume possible, including my wife who extensively assisted in the preparation of the index, and to the Lancaster Press, Inc., printers, I express most cordial thanks.
Maine Marcus Cmumbaugh
WASHINGTON, D. C., January 11, 1928.
INTRODUCTION
Men generally are satisfied with a superficial brand of knowledge and usually that knowledge is confined to a few subjects of common interest. Their attitude is based for the most part upon the practical value of ma- terial things, and whatever seems less likely to yield profit or personal advantage is consistently ignored.
There are some minds however, which delight in probing beneath the surface and in exploring neglected by-paths in search of hidden treasures. For those who are so inclined, the Maryland Historical Society of Balti- more provides a fertile field, a veritable mine of historical lore.
In this volume of Maryland Records and in the volume which preceded it, Dr. Gaius M. Brumbaugh, the compiler and author, has culled from a mass of material in the Society's possession, and from numerous other original sources, a prodigious amount of data heretofore little known and not generally accessible.
The contents of this work are remarkably interesting and valuable in every respect; particularly, from the genealogical view-point. An examin- ation of the Table of Contents of this volume will show how extensive the field is, and a study of the text will reveal a discerning and discriminating sense on the part of the compiler.
The lists of Maryland marriages, the transcripts of the church records of various counties of the State, the census reports of the inhabitants, the data from the early Rent Rolls and Land Books, and perhaps most in- teresting to patriotic societies, the section devoted to Maryland Revolu- tionary War pensioners, constitute a collection of historical material which will make Dr. Brumbaugh's work indispensable as a book of reference. A voluminous index adds to the value of the whole.
Francis B. Culver
WASHINGTON, D. C.,
December 17, 1927.
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Contents of Volume II
PREFACE. V
INTRODUCTION vii
CONTENTS ix
WEST ST. MARY'S MANOR (Facsimiles) xi
STATE OF HIS LORDSHIP'S MANOR, 1766, 1767, 1768 and Frontispiece I- 78
KENT COUNTY, 1766 (I); November, 1766 (II); 1766 (III) . 4- 14
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, 1767, 1770. 17- 22
CHARLES COUNTY, CALVERTON MANOR, 1767. 23
PANGAIAH MANOR, January, 1768.
28
ZACHAIAH MANOR, February, 1768
29
DORCHESTER COUNTY, NANTICOKE MANOR, November, 1767.
35
GUNPOWDER MANOR, March, 1767.
39
FREDERICK COUNTY, CONEGOCHEAGUE MANOR, 1767, 1768 43- 48 MONOCACY MANOR, 1767, April, 1768. 51- 60
ST. MARY'S COUNTY, BEAVERDAM MANOR, March, 1768. 63- 68
CHAPTICO MANOR, January, 1768 68- 71
MILL MANOR, January, 1768.
72- 73
SNOW HILL MANOR, January, 1768.
73- 74
WEST ST. MARY'S MANOR, February, 1768, (See ?) . 74- 75
WOOLSEY MANOR, December, 1767.
75-78
CENSUS OF 1776. 79-230
CAROLINE COUNTY, BREDGE TOWN HUNDRED.
79- 85
DORCHESTER COUNTY, NANTACOAKE HUNDRED
87- 96
STRAIGHT'S HUNDRED.
97-102
TRANSQUAKIN HUNDRED 102-IIO
HARFORD COUNTY, BROAD CREEK HUNDRED
113-118
BUSH RIVER LOWER HUNDRED (Facsimiles)
121-137
SPESUTIA LOWER HUNDRED (Facsimiles) .
141-158
DEER CREEK LOWER HUNDRED
159-167
HARFORD LOWER HUNDRED.
168-174
SUSQUEHANNAH HUNDRED
174-194
QUEEN ANN'S COUNTY, TOWN HUNDRED
197-205
UPPER HUNDRED, KENT ISLAND
205-208
WYE HUNDRED (Facsimiles)
209-214
TALBOT COUNTY, BAY HUNDRED
217-222
MILL HUNDRED . 223-228 TUCKAHOE HUNDRED 228-230
OATHS OF FIDELITY AND SUPPORT 233-308
HARFORD COUNTY. 233-248
PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY (Facsimiles) . 251-308
EARLY MARYLAND NATURALIZATIONS, KILTY'S LAWS. 311-313
REVOLUTIONARY WAR PENSIONS, KILTY'S LAWS, SOME ORIGINAL COMMISSIONS, etc .. 314-411
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MARRIAGE RECORDS 415-598
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY 415-487
CHARLES COUNTY 488-497
FREDERICK COUNTY
497-513
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
513-522
WASHINGTON COUNTY 522-534
ST. MARY'S COUNTY.
535-536
MINISTERIAL RECORDS OF PRINCE GEORGE'S PARISH, MONTGOMERY COUNTY :- Baptisms, Marriages, Funerals. 539-571
TOMBSTONE RECORDS, TRINITY CHURCH, ST. MARY'S CITY . 572-579
ST. MARTIN'S RECORDS, WORCESTER PARISH, WORCESTER COUNTY . 579-589
WORCESTER COUNTY MARRIAGES. 590-595
MARYLAND AND DELAWARE MARRIAGES, Rev. George Moore, 1789-1810. 595-598
INDEX
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George Chelson son of Stephen aged 34 4 am Alerky, John Morris Dead Money Bahar
26 Graza Healthy, Annuel Mont, 10/3 .. Allenation find the. No fine duo, the
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John Hing in Defecpion who married the DEfolith for a ture Vi Llegalitt
stephen Photon who now have it in troppofion for & coun Vif Benjamin, Woodred dead. King ". Wordand just dod "y "Hub So aged de years Healthy, George.
finer ibeb fine Due, the Improves
two Brick Chimney, one H. co byse with
20 0, 12 Low & His thanos, With about ise If forcing about the half of the
suit. chief
No . imber the wall chiefly stiff and 12.002 -.
Annuel treat 19. 2. alienation fine
10 by 20 devient other of with fo houwer About 200 boring appletises about P ing will ever land no Fimde Briefing Put Down the Guard sport is when the other steel the wall viff and : lesbie Good. 1
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Good to John allison history. 40 for by Arew. All of which Lay's in on
39 Myeare Healthy, Joseph alliomagio 30 years Healthy, Jamie allison aged eg 22 G caro Healthy, Annuel Ment 6.0
Allination fins To b- la Mo fine du, the
Improvements are and Off Swelling, (eur) 20 by 12 with a shi) 12 by 8 mw 5: 16 By a about 150 Bearing Opprettes about 500 franela of Finding about. 20 dnes in words this heat but deano Badly wester Jonily Frontera Says
Not: Howare as by the about 100 Brenning
hadley weaten tonity & imbert Kaip
Level and Chiefly Butt blown vail
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Gillet Anderson Aged sollyou Healthy Annuel thent S. Maturation findet. Bajo
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1. Chiefly works Sonily Timbres Level Soit Fiff and how ...
December 1716 for 30 Hour all of us Says in an Sin survey. Except 20 1/2 20
thomas Allison in Ofaction sonof John for 3 Liver Night" John allison Held, Mary Boles aged is Eren Healthy Year'd to John Taylor this to of tens 1746. for 15) nous But Contains 139 hours for a lives NEXT Prudenw Taylor Dead. Margaret Andmoon, Dead, Annuel Mont 3. Ellioration fines 1- h & m. fine duce). Mo Improvemento all but Nowon tosde, Wistised Pays Bashen sif andpoor Isher Taylor front- aged 3) years ... Healthy, William Taylor aged 34- years Healthy, annual Mint ismo, Allioration fine 3. 2. . Do Po fine D.c. Improvements in About 150 email apple Leaved to Ashes Batut the is day of J tice with isi ponnis of forming well) December 1745 for log Qwww. all of which Langs in Envanwey, Except logi/ Bursa Weather Killerabig well Sinhdid About- assigned from 8 Valore to Ja MEL, so Have Clear, tablet in words dag. Very Much brokovhome stiff and some Night and Arially good
who have it now in protection for on livet, John Badoit agir "25 years goru) to Verginia, Thomas Baterie dead. Elg Batoil agir 42 years gone to Verginia annuel Print 6-18. altinnation fine T- 9-6 which appears to ben hadd, Improvement aw about 300 hownels of Mincing badly
But Contains 72 % anew and afvigili from de Hammett & William Jag who now has it in profession the
which appears to bean paid
Showeth by 19 with and ats shid is the via appletico about 250 channels if forcing Chiefly but down to Henke ball, westill about the half lange bestes the test Level
Somily Forbud will wiltord Pays
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chelten who now have it in Meforfaion Jos 3 Liver Vy-, Cartwright Ham. natt aged 20 yazar Healthy, Nicholas Dowhen Goldsberry aged 10 years Healthy, Highon Howlin Baldvtedy azolerapara Healthy, annuel. appears to be haid
WEST ST. MARY'S MANOR
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and thent &' 2 allination
Leads to William Hebe the 24 of april 1742 for 157 A caer all of al largo in Elde surveys Except yours
Improvements and one Sos Zwarte 12 by 12 the out so channels of Forcing Chiefly wood Lays Sevil sadly west Vernon Helt in profession son of the said Smily Firsti'd soil stiff.200
Said William for 's Lives Night
William Halb Dend Hopewell Hell Aged bo year Healthy Dripilla Well aged 30 years gone to Gangland. Annuel Mont 18. 0 alienation fins L2-2- 2: no fine due, no Improvenon, Badly weekend well Jimbord La- Scoll soil whiff and goods !.
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all of which days in Etden Surrey Annuel Cent inn & Alienation. sold to William Hill to Day of ary fine 18. 6 to find dues Moltifrom. har for si deuses And Contains a suane sento fondly westend well Jimbord Vernon Hebbe Cupsfuncion don of the dan Williams for or divers Day William Hebt Head Hohewest flesh the wife Had bo yeare Healthy Bifvilla Helt Aged 30 years' goes to any fand,
Laye dend" sait stiff and good.
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"State of His Lordship's Manors," 1766, 1767, 1768. Rent Rolls-Partial Census
"Frederick the sixth, last Lord Baltimore, was born Feb. 6, 1731/2. His guardians, during the brief period of his minority which remained after his succession to the title, were John Sharpe, Esq., a barrister, and the Right Honorable Arthur Onslow, Speaker of the House of Commons." *
Frederick, it was admitted, enjoyed from this heritage at the time of his marriage in 1753 [to Lady Diana Egerton, who d. Aug. 1758] a yearly revenue of £9,500, and at the time of his death in 1771, the amount had increased to £12,000." }
Mr. Arthur Trader, C. C. Land Commissioner's Office, Annapolis, Md., writes: "We have never published a list of Manors as recorded in our records, as the office has always considered them to be private estate of the Lords Baltimore, and would properly belong to the separate estate of the Proprietary."
"All of these lands were either sold by private sale, before the Revolu- tion, or by the Intendent of the Revenue, as confiscated British property. They were not sold under their Manor names, but as seated farm lands."
The following reports are carefully prepared for printing from photo- static copies of the original unbound and much worn record book, extend- ing across 2 pp. each 121/2" X 171/2", and from a few separate sheets. It has seemed impractical to here reproduce these large sheets in facsimile, and they represent the discoveries to date amongst the historical treasures of this character in the Maryland Archives. They are published through the cooperation and courtesy of the Maryland Historical Society.
ABBREVIATIONS ADOPTED FOR COLUMN HEADINGS TO CONSERVE SPACE.
[I], [2], etc .- "No. of Lot or Plat." (K)-"Price per Acre."
(A)-"Date of Lease." (L)-"On What Lives or Term of
(B)-"To Whom Leased." Years," "now held."
(C)-"No. of Acres." (D)-"Tenant in Pofsefsion."
(M)-"Ages of the Persons men- tioned in the Lease & other remarks."
(E)-"Annual Rent."
(F)-"Aliena. Fine," "Fines Due." (G)-"Quality of the Land."
(M 1)-"Incumbrances or Lives and Ages."
(H)-"Improvements."
* "The Lords Baltimore and the Maryland Palatinate," Clayton Colman Hall, p. 162. t Ibid., pp. 166, 167. 2 I
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Note:
"Dead" and "Expired," wherever written in " (M)" appear in a hand- . writing different from the excellent writing of the various reports.
The ages of the Lessees, see " (L)," "(M)," (M 1), appear to be calcu- lated as for 1766, 1767, 1768, as given on each Manor List. This is valuable genealogical source material. G. M. B.
SUMMARY OF THE STATE OF LORD BALTIMORE'S MANNOURS, 1766-'68.
The half sheets 12 X 191/4 in great detail present the report of Horº. Sharpe and Danl. Dulany.
" Bills of Exchange Remitted" Sterling.
1766, Nov. I, By the Ship Baltimore 107. 13. 9
November 20, By the Ship Matthias 125. 4. 9 December 7, By the Ship Brandon 49. 4. 11/2 aHOO
1767, March II, By the Ship Leeds 3. 9.
June 14, By the Ship Elizabeth 27. 0. 0
July 30, By the Ship Betsey
71. 2. 0
Sept. 3, By the Ship S ---- 46. 14. 5
Sept. 14, By the Ship Neptune
1766. 14. 91/2
Sept. 15, By the Ship Samuel
15. 8. 91/4
Novem. 2, By the Baltimore Packet
1363. 18. 51/2
Novem. 24, By the Ship Lord Legonier, 284. II. 61/4
2569. 3. 113/4
1768, Apr. 19, By John Morton Jordan, Esq". Total £6510. 5. 61/2
This report covers a total of £10,341. 14. 5 and the following "Man- nours" in the order as reported : *
Ann Arundel, 10,6807/8 acres.
Conegocheague, II,586 acres.
Queen Anne, 6,000 a.
Gunpowder, 7,2652/8 a.
Chaptico, 18,546 a.
Collington, 1,2972/8 a.
Calverton, 7,230 a.
Kent,
8,000 a.
Beaverdam, 7,680 a.
Zachariah, 9,637 a.
Nanticoke, 5,449 a. West St. Mary's, 3,091 a.
* Those desiring further details are referred to the originals preserved by the Maryland His- torical Society, which kindly furnished the photostatic copies from which these records are taken.
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Mill,
Woolsey,
2,696 a. 3,1313/8 a.
Snow Hill,
St. John's,
9824/8.
St. Barbara's,
Manockacy,
Plat not yet returned.
North East,
Ditto.
Elk,
Ditto.
Wecomico, Not yet surveyed. My Ladys, Suit depending about this.
Connaught, This is the Man". that was granted Colo. Talbot.
Woolcote, 200 a. Cut off by the Divisional Line.
White Plains, 812 a. Escheat.
Abbington, 109 a. Escheat.
Total contents on Survey 114,6336/s a .;- Quantity now for Sale 69,7362/8 a .; Quantity Sold, 17,0151/4 a. for 18341. 14. 5; etc.
State of His Lordships Manor in Kent County, I766. (I)
[12]. (A) 1731, Sept. 9th .; (B) John Keeting; (D) William Keeting; (C) 100; (E) o. 10. 0; (L) William & Mary Keeting.
[36]. (A) Ditto; (B) Samuel Norris; (D) Rachel Hynson; (C) 56; (E) 0. 5. 71/2; (L) Sam1. & Richd. Norris. This Lease was for 95 acres, 39 acres of which runs into other lands.
[48]. --- Sept. 29; (B) Rebecca Taylor; (D) Bartus Piner; (C) I33; (E) o. 13. 4; (L) Bartus Piner.
[II]. (A) 1738, Novr. 7; (B) James Wallace; (D) John Beesley; (C) 64; (E) o. 6. 6; (L) Mary Beesley.
[41]. (A) 1742, June 5; (B) Anthony Camron; (D) John Maxwell; (C) 130; (E) o. 13. 0; (L) William Maxwell & Andw. Jemison.
[47]. (A) Ditto; (B) John Burgan; (D) William Merrit; (C) 30; (E) 0. 3. 0; (L) James & Benjamin Burgin.
[54]. (A) -, July 9; (B) John Greenwood; (D) John Greenwood; (C) 98; (E) o. 9. II; (L) John Greenwood, Sent. [& Joseph Greenwood is crossed out ].
[4]. (A) -, Augt. 20; (B) John Cove; (D) William Waters; (C) 96; (E) o. 9. 71/2; (L) Elizabeth Cove & Job Cove, Jun'. [Crossed out "John Job Cove, quere if all alive."]
[42]. (A) Ditto; (B) Isaac Ridgrave; (D) Isaac Ridgrave; (C) 134; (E) o. 13. 6; (L) Isaac Ridgrave, Jun., Danniell [?] & Eliz: Ridgrave. [25]. (A) 1744, July 26; (B) Thos. Perkins; (D) Thos. Perkins; (C) 140; (E) o. 14. 0; (L) Thos. & Isaac Perkins & Mathias Harris.
[46]. (A) 1743, Feby. 6; (B) John Page; (D) Robt. Maxwell; (C) II; (E) o. I. I; (L) William Thornton [Crossed out but legible] "Lessor removed from - 29, 1762 or 21 years.
[46]. (A) 1745, June 10; (B) John Page; (D) Ditto; (C) 30; (E) o. 3. 0; (L) Jeremiah Luther "Burchmall."
[46]. (A) Ditto; (B) John Page; (D) Ditto; (C) 50; (E) o. 5. 0; (L) Aquilla & Mary Page.
[30]. (A) - Dec. 20; (B) John Gleaves; (D) John Gleaves; (C) 400; (E) 2. 0. 0; (L) John Gleaves.
[18]. (A) Ditto; (B) John Wallace, Sen" .; (D) Phil Warner; (C) 53; (E) o. 5. 4; (L) John Wallace, Jun".
[5]. (A) 1746, April 18; (B) Geo. Garnet; (D) Dennis "Thahon" [Shahon?]; (C) 114; (E) o. II. 5; (L) George Thomas & George Garnet, Jun".
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[2]. (A) - Sepr. 29; (B) William Walls; (D) Henry Bodien; (C) II4; (E) o. II. 6; (L) William & Sam1. Walls.
[55]. (A) -, Ditto; (B) James Greenwood; (D) Sam1. Groome; (C) 160; (E) o. 16. 0; (L) Jane Greenwood.
[31]. (A.) -, Ditto; (B) Eliz: Hickman; (D) Thos. Gilbert; (C) 90; (E) o. 9. 0; (L) John & Eliz: Hickman.
[46]. (A) -, Ditto; (B) Eliz: Hickman; (D) Robert Maxwell; (C) 153/4; (E) o. I. 73/4; (L) John & Eliz: Hickman.
[3]. (A) 1747, April 7; (B) Henry Brooke; (D) Henry Bodun; (C) 184; (E) o. 18. 5; (L) Robert Peacock [& Mary Brooks, quere Mary Brooke, stricken out ].
[16]. (A) -, May 15; (B) Sarah Dier; (D) Ditto; (C) 90; (E) o. 9. 0; (L) Tenant at will.
[No. 37]. (A) 1753, April 10th; (B) William Walls; (D) William Walls; (C) 120; (E) o. 12. 0; (L) Elizabeth, Samuel & Eliz: Walls, Jun'.
[10]. (A) 1747, May 15; (B) John Graham; (D) John Graham; (C) 31; (L) John & James Graham.
[57]. (A) Ditto; (B) Suttor [?] Burger; (D) John Burger; (C) 13; (E) o. I. 4; (L) One Life Sarah Burger ["Two Lives John Moris Burger &" are stricken out]. "Lease 18 acres."
[26]. (A) 1743, Augt. 5; (B) John Shawhan; (D) John Shawhan; (C) 130; (E) o. 13. 0; (L) John, Elizabeth & John Shawhan, Jun".
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