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1 January 1876
To wife Charlotte - house and lot for widowhood
To daughters Ursula C. Ennis, Margaret J. F. Whayland, Martha W. Barclay, Theodolia A. Smith - house and lot after wife's widowhood
To son Ebenezer - book case and secretary, tools and tool chest
To son Alexander C. C. - bed and furniture
To grandchildren Mary W. Whayland, Charles L. Whayland, Sallie Whayland (children of Columbia E. Whayland) - $10 each Executor: son Ebenezer L.
Witness: W. W. Thorington, J. Hopkins Tarr, Edward E. Davis
13 August 1877 (sic) (may be 1876)Then came
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Mary A. White wife of John White
12 July 1876
To daughter Mary V. Dashiell - home and lot on Main Street in Salisbury where I now live reserving for my daughter Hannah L. W. White a room in said house and the use of the parlor "and further reserving the use of the store and dwelling, which I give to my husband John White, during his life, with the condition that he pay to said Mary Dashiell annually a sum of money sufficient to clothe."
To Clarence C. Waller - house and lot on Division Street in Salisbury occupied by John P. Owens as a store and dwelling and the rents to be paid to my daughter Amelia P. Waller
To the children of William and Amelia P. Waller and the children of Charles F. and Emily G. E. Dashiell (being Mary E. Waller, Clarence C .. Waller, Agnes D. Waller, Virginia W. Waller, Frank G. Waller, Charles W. Dashiell, Mary Louisa Dashiell -) proceeds from the sale of the house and lot on Church Street, adjoining the residence of Matthias J. Toadvine, and also the money owed by A. Frank Parsons and Levin Dorman (Cont.)
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To children John H. White and Hannah L. W. White - money owed from the estate of Isaac Anderson That the furniture in my house "both useful and ornamental" be left for the use of husband and daughters Mary V. Dashiell and Hannah L. W. White Executor: husband Executor: Handy Fooks, John Brohawn, Samuel A. Graham 18 August 1876 Then came
F:171 Joshua P. Bennett of Sharptown
2 September 1870
To sister Priscilla A. Bennett - the house and lot in Sharptown where 1 now live and rest of property Executor: sister
Witness: Richard Darby, John Robinson of Eli, James Robinson of E.
10 October 1876 Then came
F:172 William Laws
6 January 1876
To sons James and William - tract called The Promised Land which was granted to William Laws 1 May 1851. Beginning at the original bounder marked by a stone of a tract called Bush Ridge resurveyed by Robert Kelly on 23 February 1796 it being also the beginning bounder of a tract called Strife surveyed by George Truitt on 20 January 1794; from thence to the lands formerly belonging to George Truitt and now in the possession of James Adkins
To son James - land purchased of John Kelly, 24 March 1857, and land purchased of William Freeny and wife, 6 September 1858
To son William L. - land purchased of John E. H, Marshall and others to divide the estate of Henry W. Jarvis deceased which is described in a deed dated 12 July 1856
To children James, William, Mary Jane Purnell, Leah Catherine Williams, and the children of my deceased daughter Margaret Burbage - rest and residue of estate
Executor: sons William and James
Witness: Handy Fooks, John J. Parsons, Charles F. Holland 16 January 1877 Then came
F:175 Eliza A. Carey
20 January 1877
To grandson James H. Sanders - my farm of 96 acres in Trappe District
To daughter Angeline Sanders - the farm where she now lives containing 250 acres Executor: Joseph S. C. Allen
Witness: Levin B. Price, Goldsborough H. Phippin, James H. Stanford
20 February 1877 Then came
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F:177 James Causey
28 January 1874
To wife Harriett W. - all property for widowhood
To grandson Elisha C. Parsons - half of personal property and my home a part of Security and Golden Quarter containing 60 acres all on the west end of my farm up to the fence near Levin Causey's store house on the opposite side of the road called the county road to Snow Hill at my wife's death
To grandson George Washington Causey - the east end of my farm
Executor: wife
Witness: Benjamin H. Parker, L. Ernest Williams, John E. Parker
19 April 1877 Then came
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John Parsons
1 January 1875
To wife Theresa - personal property and two lots one on each side of the county road leading from the main county road which leads from Fruitland (formerly Forktown) to the Upper Trappe and from which road running to Upper Ferry
To daughter Hester Jane Handy - the above after wife's death
Witness: John H. Brinkley, J. H. A. Dulany
2 May 1877 Then came
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William H. Rider
5 August 1876
To children Alice B. Rider, William H. Rider, Noah H. Rider, John Rider - $2000 each
To wife Margaret - all household and kitchen furniture
To children William and Alice - all my books
The following real estate be sold:
The house lot on Main Street in Salisbury now occupied by me the same that was conveyed to me by the President and Directors of the Bank of Salisbury by deed dated 1 October 1842.
The lot and building in Salisbury at the northwest corner of Main Street and Division Street, the first floor which is now occupied by my son Granville Rider, a part of which was conveyed to me by Noah Rider by deed dated 14 January 1854 and a part by deed from James Holland and wife and Samuel A. Graham dated 6 September 1863.
A small farm containing about 40 acres called Rayne Place and lying near Tony Tank mills. A lot in Salisbury adjoining the lot of William Smith containing granary and stables the same that was conveyed to me by deed from James M. Fooks and Benjamin Parsons dated about 9 January 1860.
A lot on Newton Street in Camden of about 3 acres conveyed to me by deed from John Williams and Sally Hooper dated about 14 March 1846.
The house and lot on the east side of Camden Street adjoining the lot of Sarah E. Dashiell wife of Levin Dashiell the same that was conveyed to me from Isaac H. Houston and wife by deed dated 16 February 1870. To children Granville, Latitia Rider, Mary E. Houston wife of Isaac H. Houston, Annie F. Jackson wife of Elihu Jackson, Alice Rider, William Rider, Noah Rider, John Rider - rest and residue of estate Executor: son Granville and son-in-law E. Jackson
Witness: James Cannon, Henry Brewington, Amos W. Woodcock
12 June 1877 Then came
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F:182 William R. Ellis
21 April 1877
To wife Elizabeth J. Ellis - all estate for life or widowhood and then divided as follows
To eight children - personal estate after wife's widowhood
To son Joseph J. - that part of my farm where he now lives that is west of the line beginning at the county road and runs north to the Delaware State Line
To sons Levin W., Robert A., William M. - $100 each
To daughters Lavinia Elizabeth, Julia Hester, and Cora Ellen Longstreet - $200 each To son Stephen T. Ellis - the farm on which I now live which is east of the above line
To son Robert - a note held against him for $200
To son Levin - a note against him for $200
Executor: son Levin
Witness: Adolphus Garrison, Stephen E. Ellis, Samuel E. Fortay
13 June 1877 Then came
F:183 Emeline Phillips ( Somerset)*
17 February 1866
To nephew Isaac H. A. Dulany - all property including the interest in the trust fund of my brother's estate Witness: Levin T. H. Irving, James H. Williams, T. W. H. Mitchell
2 July 1877 Then came
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Thomas B. Smith
7 June 1877
To daughter Emma L. Moore wife of E. B. Moore - my piano
That the following real estate in Salisbury be sold:
House and lot on Division Street known as the post office property to include all the vacant ground from Mrs. Henrietta Parker's to the line of A. F. Parsons.
My interest in the Seminary lot owned in partnership with Col. Samuel A. Graham and Capt. William M. Ruark.
The house and lot in Georgetown presently occupied by Dodge Wailes known as the Moses Leonard property.
To son Albert C. Smith - proceeds from the sale of above property if there be any after debts are paid. "He will have perhaps to negotiate the matter for his mother"
To wife Margaret E. Smith - tract of 220 acres called Friends Denial Enlarged this being the land devised to me by my father Archibald Smith in 1824. Also the home and lot where I now live including the vacant lots on the east and west of the property. Also my interest in the farm in Rockawalking owned in partnership with Humphrey Humphreys, William Birckhead, and Thomas N. Roten Esq.
Executor: wife
Witness: J. C. Bell, J. T. Parsons, Randolph Humphreys 10 July 1877 Then came
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F:186
Matthias Disharoon
I January 1877
To grandson Winfield Scott Disharoon (son of Samuel) - $300 to remain in the hands of George Covington Disharoon until grandson is of age
To granddaughters Mariah, Nancy, Clementine (daughters of my deceased son Asbury) - $100 each in the hands of my son George until they are of age
To grandson Francis Asbury Hilman (son of my daughter Olivia Hilman) - $100 in the hands of son George To daughter Olivia Hilman - bed and furniture
To sons W. Wesley Disharoon, Theodore F. Disharoon, George C. Disharoon, and grandson Goldsbury Conoly son of John H. Conoly - proceeds from sale of personal property
Executor: son George
Witness: Thomas B. Moore, Rachel W. Moore, Benjamin E. Moore 10 July 1877 Then came
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Mary W. Taylor
4 June 1875
To son Doctor Jefferson Z. Taylor - farm known as the Mitchell farm including woodland near the forks of the road leading from Quantico to Rewastico Mills the same being included in the deed from Doctor Jefferson Z. Taylor to me for the Mitchell farm as willed to him by his father John W. Taylor To daughter Virginia A. C. Bounds - note of hand I hold against her as principal and Rosella E. Hearn security for $231.49 date of 9 October 1869
To daughter Mary W. Crawford - note of hand against her for $135.54 dated 9 October 1869
To children Virginia Bounds, Rosella Hearn, Mary Crawford, Jefferson Taylor - balance of personal property
Executor: son-in-law Alfred J. Crawford
Witness: Thomas B. Moore, Benjamin E. Moore, Peter Ownes
11 September 1877 Then came
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George Farlow of Benjamin
1 April 1877
To oldest son Billy Handy Farlow - in addition to that already given, two shares of the Wicomico and Pocomoke Railroad and that note me from a note against him of the date 21 February 1874
To son Benjamin Warren Farlow - 1/8 of the proceeds or 1/8 household furniture
To son George Ritchie Farlow - 1/8 of the proceeds or t/8 household furniture
To son Thomas Henry Farlow - my home farm and a 3 acre lot opposite my house and east of the county road To sons Benjamin and George - the of above if Thomas dies without issue
To daughter Priscilla E. Melson wife of Burton Melson - 1/2 of the proceeds or t/2 household furniture To daughter Amandy Jane Stephens wife of Joseph Stephens - 1/8 of the proceeds or 1/8 household furniture Executor: son Thomas
Witness: Billy F. Farlow, George R. Farlow, James H. Farlow
1 September 1877 Then came
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F:191 Rachel Phillips wife of Urias Phillips
17 May 1876
To daughter Rachel Ellen Phillips - bed and furniture, black mare
To daughter Ida Phillips - bed and furniture
To son Christopher Phillips - bed and furniture, black horse, two wheeled buggy, wane cart, yoke of oxen To son George Phillips - bed and furniture, wane cart, yoke of oxen
Witness: Robert C. Mitchell, Levin B. Mitchell
18 September 1877 Then came
F:192 John Goslee
7 May 1874
To son William J. Goslee - a note against him for $100
To daughter Sarah P. Ruark - house and lot at the creek where Old Thomas Hitch once lived containing 6 acres between the gate and the creek landing
To Greensbury Waller - the above if daughter dies without issue
To daughter Ann Maria Goslee - house and lot near the shipyard on the Wicomico River
To sons Samuel J., Jesse, John - all my right and title to farm in Somerset County purchased of George Price To sons Jesse H. and John H. - my home farm , also my swamp land in the Great Swamp adjoining the land of James Simms
To grandchildren Mary A. Waller, Henry Waller, and Jesse Waller - the farm of 60 acres called Dorget where Alexander Waller resided at the time of his death
To grandsons William Waller, Vaughan Waller, and Samuel Jones Waller - $2.each
To the children of Samuel J. Goslee - house and lot of one acre at the shipyard adjoining daughter's land Executor: sons William and Jesse
Witness: Lemuel Malone, Samuel T. Bush, William P. Bradley
25 September 1877 Then came
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Jacob Hayman 7 October 1871
To grandchildren Laura Emma Cordray, Elijah Henry Cordray children of my daughter Sally Ann Cordray - $100 each
To Charles Reed Hayman son of my son Levin - "in consequence of the indebtedness of my son Levin to me for money advanced and paid for him during his life, I give and bequeath to Charles Reed Hayman son of my said son Levin the sum of one dollar"
To children Samuel H. Hayman, Hester Hearn wife of Isaac N. Hearn, Daniel H. Hayman, Benjamin F.
Hayman, Joseph J. Hayman, and Maria J. Hayman - remainder of estate
Executor: son Benjamin
Witness: William E. Brewington, M. H. Tilghman, Samuel A. Graham
13 November 1877 Then came
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Henry Toadvine
20 Febraury 1878
To wife Mary E. - estate for life
To children Greensbury A. Toadvine, Louis C. Toadvine, Lillian M. Toadvine, Jinnie E. Toadvine, Ella K. Toadvine, Harry V. Toadvine, Lydia H. Toadvine, Ruba F, Toadvine - estate after wife's death
Executor: wife
Witness: George E. Wingate, Ware Winwringht, Stephen P. Toadvine
12 March 1878 Then came
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F:196
Lemuel Hastings
29 September 1874
To wife Rachel - all real estate for life or widowhood
To son Wilber Quigley - real estate after wife's widowhood
To son Gillis Emory - $200
To daughter Leah Ann - $100 Executor: son Wilber
Witness: Burton Culver, William Calloway, William S. Adkins 28 May 1878 Then came
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Whitty Leatherbury
23 January 1878
To wife Ann - personal estate for life
To Elizabeth Brown and Amanda Leatherbury - estate after wife's death
To William Birckhead - real estate in trust to be sold if need for payment of debts and the interest invested for Ann, Elizabeth and Amanda Executor: William Birckhaed
Witness: William J. Humphreys, William L. Birckhead, W. R. Humphrey 29 January 1878 Then came
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George W. Nutter
3 June 1878
To wife Nancy - real and personal estate and right and title and interest in tract in Tyaskin District where 1 now reside
Witness: John F. Jester, George W. Evans, Zacheus Nutter 19 June 1878 Then came
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James Jackson
21 November 1877
To grandsons Thomas Edwin Jackson and George Washington Jackson - $50
To son Andrew Jackson (now living in Delaware) - $4
To wife Henrietta - interest from the investment of $500, personal estate
To children Caroline Jackson, John Jackson, Charles Jackson, Mary Dashiell wife of George, Hannah Byrd wife of Asbury - wife's part after her death
Executor: son John and daughter Caroline
Witness: Elijah E. Nichols, George W. Nichols, Mary C. Foskey, Samuel E. Foskey 29 June 1878 Then came
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F:202 Benjamin Livingston
31 August 1868
To son James T. - tract of 72 acres called Facuebes and tract Dunkirk of 56 acres, livestock and 10 acres bought of Benjamin Pollitt and all of the lumber that is prepaid to repair the house where he now lives To son William F. Livingston - $50 if he outlives me
To daughter Mary Jane Merikin? - $50 and no more
To son Peter - cow and calf and the $10 I loaned to him
To son John H. - the land that was sold at a trustees sale by James Hooper out of the estate of Elijah Ennis and deeded by James Hooper trustee to John H. Livingston and from H. Livingston to Benjamin Livingston being 76 acres of Facubes and another piece called Magdaline Choice upon him paying $150 to my estate To my brother John Livingston - a home where 1 now live with my son James as long as they shall agree "if Thomas P. Price shall stay with James and his mother until he shall become of the age of twenty-one years and behave himself wright, then 1 desire that James Livingston shall give him a suit or furnish with a pretty good horse to begin with"
To James and William - remainder of estate if William shall outlive me
Executor: brother John H. and James T.
Witness: Jehu Fooks, William P. Prier, William McGrath
31 August 1878 Then came
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Mary E. Darby 5 January 1874
To son William T. Darby - bed and furniture and $200 and no more
To son Richard J. Darby - $100 and no more
To daughter Sally J. Dashiell - remainder of estate
Executor: daughter Sally and her husband Caleb R. Dashiell Witness: George L. H. Woolford, William Elliott, Mary C. Taylor 10 September 1878 Then came
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Elizabeth Humphreys
13 March 1875
To son Randolph Humphreys - my farm called Fairfield reserving an acre for the family burying ground and also tract purchased of Purnell Toadvine part of tract Castle Fine and also the schoolhouse lot purchased of the School Commissioners of Worcester County containing 6 acres
To sons Lafayette Humphrey and Eugene W. Humphreys and grandson Gorden H. Toadvine - $1000 Executor: sons Lafayette and Eugene
Witness: William W. Gordy, W. S. Gordy, Thomas Humphreys
"I hereby consent and agree to the within last will and testament"
signed Humphrey Humphreys 13 March 1875 22 October 1878 Then came
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F:208 James Simms
29 April 1875
To wife Sarah - for her lifetime the farm where I now live containing two tracts of 102 acres called Adams Choice purchased of William Whaland except so much of said land as has been exchanged with Henry Banks; the county road being the line. Also household furniture
To son Rufus Simms - farm after wife's death and the use of the farm with his mother's consent To daughter Martha Simms - 25 acres purchased of William F. Washburn and a home until her marriage To son Elisha Simms - tract purchased of James Smith of 50 acres and $100 To daughters Emily Simms and Elen Simms - $200 in the hands of my son Rufus
That my books or library be divided among my children
Executor: son Rufus
Witness: A. C. Smith, T. W. Seabrease, Thomas B. Smith 1 January 1879 Then came
F:210 Milby Adkins of M. 1 August 1873
To wife Mary R. - all property
Executor: James Duncan Witness: George H. Riggin, Peter Duncan, Ara L. Davis
18 December 1878 Then came
F:212 Martha Houston 19 July 1878
To George W. Bell - in trust to rent and collect rents and pay them to my husband Samuel P. Houston during his life
To husband Samuel - house in Camden, Salisbury where I now live and after his death, house to be sold To daughter Elizabeth Taylor and sons Joseph P. Houston and Samuel J. Houston - proceeds from sale of house
To daughter Elanor Miller - cook stove and spinning wheel
To son William Houston - bed and furniture and the picture of myself and husband
To son Samuel J. Houston - one counterpane To the children of daughter Henrietta - $15 To the children of daughter Mary Graham - $15
Executor: George W. Bell
Witness: Beachamp L. Gillis, Martha A. Gillis, Maggie H. McCallister 10 September 1878 Then came
F:213 Zadok Lewis (Worcester)*
2 March 1866
To wife Gatty E. Lewis - land called Harris Outlet of 60 acres on the north and south of the county road that leads from Adkins Mill to Purnell Causeway. Also a piece of timber which is near John Lewis and the land. which the timber is on, belongs to Harriett Lewis
Witness: Edward B. Adkins, William R. Jarman, Thomas H. Truitt 17 March 1879 Then came
*original county - will made before the creation of Wicomico
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F:215 Elisha P. Parker
11 March 18 6
To wife Charlotte W. - for her lifetime, land on the north side of the county road from Salisbury to Farlows Cross Road marked #4 on the plat of Greenland between the lands deeded to my son Clayton C. Parker To daughter Henrietta Williams - $1000, carriage, choice of horse or mules, 500 pounds of pork and a home in the house that I now provide. Also parcel of land marked #3 plat of Greenland resurveyed by me on 28 November 1865 near the old water hole and to the county road and to the land of Joseph Leonard
To the children of daughter Maria Ann - land north of the county road
Executor: son Clayton
Witness: William J. Leonard, E. L. Wailes, W. S. Gordy
25 Mach 1879 Then came
F:217 John C. Harris
13 February 1879
To wife Margaret H. - her thirds, my gold watch and chain
To grandchildren Matilda and Eugene children of daughter Ellen Fowler - $200 each
To daughter Alverda, now the wife of Ebenezer Hearn, and her children - $1 To daughters Annie Cathell wife of James E. Cathell, Kate Fowler wife of Dr. Edward Fowler, Lucretia Harris and Delia A. Harris, and son Kinzey J. L. Harris - residue of estate
Executor: son -in-law James Cathell
Witness: F. C. Todd, Thomas F. J. Rider, William A. Trader
8 April 1879 Then came
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Elizabeth Wilson
12 December 1877
To James Wilson Lowe son of George Lowe - $1000
To Mary Ann Lowe wife of George Lowe - $1200
To my cousin Dr. John B. Bell of Patosi Missouri - $500
To Miss Ellen Bounds - $500
To Noah D. Bell - $100 in the hands of his sister Margaret E. Parsons
To Joseph C. Bell - house and lot in Salisbury where I now live at the corner of Division Street and West Chestnut and at his death, the house and lot to be the property of The Old School Baptist Church, the church of where I am now a member
To Hennie Wilson ("my colored woman servant") - kitchen furniture, all the dishes in the pantries, and all the eatables on hand and $30 each year for her support
To brother William Bell of St. Joseph, Missouri - rest and residue of estate Executor: brother William Bell
Witness: James E. Ellegood, Samuel S. Smith, R. D. Ellegood
21 August 1879 Then came
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F:222
"To the Honorable the Orphans Court of Wicomico County Maryland
The petition ... of William Hustan, Isaac Miller, and Elleanair Miller by her next friend Isaac Miller repectively represents that Martha T. Huston died about the month of September 1878 bring a paper proporting to be her last will and testament which has been filed ... admitted to probate letters testamentary granted to Geo. W. Bell. These petition respectifully that said paper is not her last will and testament ... and ought not to be admitted ... but ought to be declaimed ... for the following reasons:
1. Because said Martha T. Huston was not capable of a valid deed or contract at the time the paper was signed on account of mental
2. Because of under influence"
Samuel A. Graham, atty.
Filed Dec 1878
17 December 1878 George Bell appeared and defended the matter
25 February 1879 will admitted for probate
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Liber ELW1 (Remainder of Wicomico wills for 1879)
F:1 14 October 1879
Ann Maria Hayman widow of William W. Hayman renounce all claim to the bequests of my husband's last will and testament and elect to take my dower
William W. Hayman
13 January 1876
To wife Ann Maria - her thirds in the home place and in the Twigg Lot and the Irving Lot and the Peter Broen tract and the Penny Pollitt tract and the tract known as the Mill. This for her life time or widowhood. Also half of my horse Julia and half of the carriage and third of personal property
To Elizabeth Vincent daughter of James Vincent - half of my horse and carriage and half of the Pollitt tract and tract of 60 acres bought of Wesley Toadvine and after her decease to her daughter Alice
To Nehemiah Fooks - tract Twigg Lot clear of widow's dower
That my half interest in James Lot be sold and 50 acres of Fooks Lot Executor: wife and Nehemiah Fooks
Witness: Levin M. Dashiell, Samuel Webb, Jacob Bell
4 August 1879 Then came
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Matilda A. Dashiell
21 October 1878
To daughter Mary C. Lowe wife of William W. - $10
To daughter Margaret A. Dashiell - $200
To son Orlando Dashiell - 100 acres known as Oak Hall Executor: son Orlando
Witness: Joseph Bratten, Train A. Bounds, Thomas B. Taylor 30 August 1879 Then came
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Andrew Wilmore Anderson
13 June 1876
To daughter Mary Virginia Pollitt wife of Anthony - the farm, of 260 acres, where they now live formerly belonging to Peter Bell and the farm of 91 acres purchased of Dr. Henry Dickinson. Also my piano forte, cook stove, red wardrobe small mahogany table in the parlar chamberm red wash stand and toilet glass in the sitting room for her lifetime and with the consent of my Executor the right to sell of any portion of timber and the profits to go to my daughter and not her husband. Also the right and title to the farm purchased of her husband containing 117 acres and on the north side of Wicomico Creek
To son in law Anthony - $1
To son Perry Harrison Anderson - my home plantation of 283 acres and my part of the crop on the Dickinson farm during the year after my decease
Executor: son
Witness: George Waller, Benjamin B. Gordy, George A. Bounds 22 October 1879 Then came
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F:6 Samuel A. Robertson
11 December 1878
To son George - farm where I now live known as the River Field in Tyaskin District lying on the south side of a fence running from the land of Stephen Dolby toward Shiles Creek
To son Albert - $25
To daughter Matilda - $25
To son Samuel - $25 To son Edward - $25
To wife Sarah Ann - rest of land for widowhood and then to be divided among Albert. Matilda, Samuel, Edward Executor: son Albert
Witness: Isaac Mezick, George W. Robertson, Albert E. Messick
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