John BRISCOE, Capt.

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Will to wife Eliner 5 children Samuel, Philip, James, and Hezekiah, and dau Martha


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Hezekiah Briscoe m. Susannah Wilson is brother of Philip Briscoe m. Chloe Hanson not the son.Family Group Sheet=============================================================Husband: Capt. John BRISCOE Gent.=============================================================AKA: Born: 1678Died: 1734 - Charles Co., Maryland, USABuried: Father: Col. & Dr. Philip BRISCOE Sr. Gent. (#1) (1647-1724) (1) Mother: Susannah SWANN (Bef 1651-1740)Married: Bef 1711 (2) Place: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------Events--------------------------------------------------------------------------------1. He had a religion in All Faith's Chruch, St. Mary's Co., MD, USA. he & his heris were to have the 1st pew on the left side comingin the door2. Patent: 1701, Providence, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. (3) 159a [SOM DD5/22)3. Adm.: 1705-1714, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. Hardy, Henry (Capt) Wife Ann, extx. To dau Ann Hardy's Purchase at 16yrs; to be brought up in Protestant Church. Mentions kinsman Henry, son of George Hardy, of Loughborow, Leicester Co; bro. George Exs. Philip Briscoe & his son John. (Will: 13. 733; 21 Dec 1705; 20 Sep 1714) Inv. 38A.126; 28 Sep 1714 Next of kin. Richar Ashman. Inv: 36B.332; 22 Mar 1714; 25 Mar 1715) Admr: Anne Hardy (Charles County Acct : 37A.21; 29 Sep 1716) Inv 39A.35; 30 Jan 1717) Mentions residary legatee (unnamed) resident in Britian) admr. (de bonis non) Richard Ashman. (acct 39c.138 26 Jan 1717)Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 4 Hardy, Henry, Chas. Co., 21st Dec., 1705; 20th Sept., 1714. To wife Ann, extx., and hrs., 1/3 of personal estate. To dau. Ann, all land, tenements, etc., of "Hardy's Purchase," and 1/3 of personalty at 16 yrs. of age; she to be brought up in Protestant Church as established by law. To kinsman Henry, son of George Hardy, and hrs., of Loughborow, Lessester Co., residue of personalty and land afsd. Should dau. Ann die without issue and he dying without issue, to pass to his brother George and hrs., and successively to the family of Hardy and to next of kin. Exs.: Philip Briscoe and his son John. Overseer: Walter Story. Test: Richard Coe, Richard Beaumont, Magins Sinclair, Mary Sinckelair. 13. 7334. Occupation/Hobbies/Interests: 1706, St. Mary's Co., Maryland, USA. (4) Justice5. Court Record: 25 Dec 1706, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. (4) Anne Ellson (spinster) of St Mary's Co to John Briscoe of St. Mary's Co.Anne apprentices to age 21 only son Nicholas Ellson now 3 years as a servant to Briscoe one of the Justices of St. Mary's co. 6. Debt: 4 Aug 1710, St. Mary's Co., Maryland, USA. (5) debt fr est. Benja Clark dec.7. Deed: 25 Apr 1720, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. (3) Capt John Briscoe registered cattle mark [CCLR H#2.334]8. Deed: 12 Jan 1722, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. (3) 12 Jan 1722: triparite agrement: John Briscoe of Charles Co., gent tract called Baltimore's Guift, adj Sarum, William Digges Conveyed 134 acres called Digges Baltimore's Gift Addition adjoining; both to Thomas Turner, on 3 Apr 1722 Turner sold to Briscoe 142 acres; ack Eleanor Briscoe wife of John (CCLR L#2.24)9. Purchased: 3 Apr 1722, Baltimore's Gift Or Diggs Baltimores Gift, Charles Co., MD, USA. (6) fr. Thomas Turner10. Heir: 25 Apr 1724-29 Jan 1724, Morris's Venture, MD, USA. (7) to mother during life then to him fr father Philip11. He owned land William & Anne Ward of St. M Co to John Briscoe of Charles "Wilton" 30a on 31 Mar 1729 in Charles Co., Maryland, USA. (8) 12. Mentioned: 13 Oct 1730, St. Mary's Co., Maryland, USA. Samuel Williamson 10.469 a SM 396.6.2 396.6.2 34.7.1 lbs. 34.7.1 lbs 13 Oct 1730. a second inventory is cited in this amount of 1.00.0. Received from: Thomas Hunt, Philip Briscoe, capt. George Clark, Thomas Swann, James Swann, Benjamin Stevens. Payments to Capt george Clarke, John Hale, Philip Briscoe, Benjamin Wood, John Briscoe, Rev. John Donaldson, Thomas Taylor, John Ford. Admiiistratrix: Judith Williamson.13. He signed a will on 13 Jan 1733-8 Apr 1734 in Charles Co., Maryland, USA. (9, 10) Briscoe, John Capt. Gent. and his wife Eleanor. In his will John Briscoe left to wife Eliner dwelling plantation. To son John Baltimore's Gift on condition he make over his right in the third part of land belonging to father Williamson to sons Samuel & Hezekiah. To son James tract where mother Susanna dwells. To dau. Mary Haw 134 an in St. Mary's Co. To son Samuel & grandson Williamson Briscoe, personalty. Mentions 5 children: Samuel, Philip, James, Hezekiah, and Martharn Briscoe & Elizabeth Briscoe. Wit. James Swaine, John Hayes, Andrew Chunn, Margaret Llewellin, Richard Bucknell. Creditors include Samuell & Williason Briscoe. Next of kin Samuell Williamson Briscoe, John Briscoe. Extr Mrs Eleanor Briscoe Inv 18. 275 10 may 1734-14 Jun 173414. Tax: 1733, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. (11) as Briscoe, Jno Capt., taxable 7, #1 Dist Newport East Side15. Inventory: 10 May 1734-14 Jun 1734, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. (12) Capt., Gentleman16. Account: 12 Apr 1735, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. (13) Capt John Briscoe decd, Eleanor Briscoe exex. James Swann & Mary Coty & Andrew Chinn of Charles Co Sure 12 Apr 173517. Mentioned: 1739, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. 5 Feb 1739: Will Susannah Briscoe to Samuel Williamson Briscoe son of son John Briscoe, grand son Philip Briscoe son of John Briscoe deceased; grand daughter, Martha Wilson daughter John Wilson; grand daughter Elizabeth Briscoe; grand son James Briscoe son of son John Briscoe deceased, grand son Hezekiah Briscoe son of John Briscoe deceased;=============================================================Wife: Eleanor WILLIAMSON=============================================================Born: Christened: Died: Est 1754 - Charles Co., Maryland, USABuried: Father: Samuel WILLIAMSON ( -Bef 1729) (14) Mother: Judith BARBER ( - ) (15) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------Events--------------------------------------------------------------------------------1. Heir: 19 Feb 1711-3 Apr 1711, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. (16) Low, Margrett,St. Mary's Co., 19th Feb., 1711; 3rd Apr., 1711. To Ellinor Briscoe and goddau. Hester Berree and to Matthew Williamson, husband's goddau. Elinor Gladen, goddau. Nickcolls and to Kathering Gladine, personalty. Ex.: Samuel Williamson. Test: John Hayes, Elisha Summerhill, John Pratt, Philip Briscoe, Jr. 13. 2382. Kin: 3 Mar 1725, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. Elinor was named as Kin in the inv. of James Somerhill of St. Mary's County 3 Mar 1725 [1:11:262]3. Heir: 1734, St. Mary's Co., Maryland, USA. Briscoe, John Capt. Gent. and his wife Eleanor. In his will John Briscoe left to wife Eliner dwelling plantation. To son John Baltimore's Gift on condition he make over his right in the third part of land belonging to father Williamson to sons Samuel & Hezekiah. To son James tract where mother Susanna dwells. To dau. Mary Haw 134 an in St. Mary's Co. To son Samuel & grandson Williamson Briscoe, personalty. Mentions 5 children: Samuel, Philip, James, Hezekiah, and Martharn Briscoe & Elizabeth Briscoe. Wit. James Swaine, John Hayes, Andrew Chunn, Margaret Llewellin, Richard Bucknell. Creditors include Samuell & Williason Briscoe. Next of kin Samuell Williamson Briscoe, John Briscoe. Extr Mrs Eleanor Briscoe Inv 18. 275 10 may 1734-14 Jun 17344. She owned land in 1734 in St. Mary's Co., Maryland, USA. From Spouse John Briscoe, home plantation5. Lease: 5 Sep 1738, St. Mary's Co., Maryland, USA. 9/5/1738: Lease from John Llewellen of SMC, Gent. to Eleanor Briscoe of CC, widow for 21 years, pt. of "Westwood Manor" to begin 12/25 next. Property near the plantation where Charles Love now lives and contains 102 ac. Wit: Robert Yates, John Briscoe. (CC Land Rec.).6. She signed a will on 2 Feb 1753 in Charles Co., Maryland, USA. (17) Briscoe, Elinor, Charles Co Widow. 2 Feb 1753. filed 1754 To granddau Elinor Briscoe, dau of Leonard and Elizabeth Briscoe, Negro Philis. first Child of Philis to go to Mary Briscoe dau of Leonard and Elizabeth Briscoe. To grandson Hanson Briscoe son of Philip Chloe Briscoe. Negro boy Riswell and if he dies without issue then to his brother John Hanson Briscoe. To granddau Elinor Llewellin Briscoe, dau of Samuel and Margaret Briscoe 6 Silver Spoons. To granddaughter Elinor Wilson Briscoe dau of Hezekiah and Susannh Briscoe, Negro girl Nan. To goddau Margarett Briscoe dau of Hezekiah and Susannah Briscoe, Negro girl Henny. To grandson John Wilson, Negro Woman Moll. My wearing apparel to daus, Martha Wilson & Elizabeth Briscoe. To son Hezekiah Briscoe tract called "Retirement" lying part in St. Mary's and part in Charles Co Son Hezekiah Briscoe, ex. Wit. Andw. Chunn, John Compton, James Compton. 29.1107. Rent: 1753, Morris Adventure, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. (18) The Rent Roll of Charles Co. to Michaelmass 1753. P. 55: MorrAdventure 700 acres Surveyed 17 May 1665 for Richard Morris on the north side of a swamp that falls into Birds Cr. Posser. 700a Eleanor Briscoe8. Rent: 1753, Whittam Enlarged, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. (19) The Rent Roll of Charles Co. to Michaelmass 1753. p. 82. p. 102: Wittam Elglarged 290 acres Resurveyed for Edward Davis, Feb 9 1726, beginning at a counded white oak. Possr. 36a Andrew Chunn, 30a Eleanor Briscoe, 117 a George Ward, 117 Francis Walter. Short paid in this tract, but 2 tracts of the same name9. She owned land in 1753 in Retirement, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. Listed in her will10. She had an estate probated on 11 Mar 1755 in Charles Co., Maryland, USA. (3) Eliner Briscoe; Charles Co. 291.12.11 sterling; 11 Mar 1755; kin Samuel Briscoe, Philip Briscoe; Ex Hezekiah Briscoe (I 60.136)=============================================================Children=============================================================1 M Capt. John BRISCOEBorn: Abt 1700Christened: Died: 1741 - Charles Co., Maryland, USABuried: Spouse: Mary ( - )Marr. Date: Abt 1738 (20) Spouse: Marr. Date: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------Events--------------------------------------------------------------------------------1. Heir: 1734, Baltimores Gift, St. Mary's Co., Maryland, USA. Briscoe, John Capt. Gent. and his wife Eleanor. In his will John Briscoe left to wife Eliner dwelling plantation. To son John Baltimore's Gift on condition he make over his right in the third part of land belonging to father Williamson to sons Samuel & Hezekiah. To son James tract where mother Susanna dwells. To dau. Mary Haw 134 an in St. Mary's Co. To son Samuel & grandson Williamson Briscoe, personalty. Mentions 5 children: Samuel, Philip, James, Hezekiah, and Martharn Briscoe & Elizabeth Briscoe. Wit. James Swaine, John Hayes, Andrew Chunn, Margaret Llewellin, Richard Bucknell. Creditors include Samuell & Williason Briscoe. Next of kin Samuell Williamson Briscoe, John Briscoe. Extr Mrs Eleanor Briscoe Inv 18. 275 10 may 1734-14 Jun 17342. He owned land Held 1/3 interest in father Williamson's land others were bro. Samuel & Hezekiah and was to assigne them his share. in 1734 in St. Mary's Co., Maryland, USA. 3. Kin: 1734, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. Prerogative Court Abstracts, 1733-1738: Capt. John Briscoe 18.275 CH 322.0.0 lbs. 10 May 1734-14 Jun 1734. Appraisers: John Chunn, Benjamin Chunn; Creditors: Samuel Williamson Briscoe, Williamson Hays: Next of Kin: Samuel Williamson Briscoe, John Briscoe. Executrix Mrs. Eleanor Briscoe4. Lease: 15 Aug 1738, Westwood Manor Pt. Chaptico Manor, Charles Co., MD, USA. (21) fr John Lewellin of St. Mary's Co. lease 400a 8/9/1738: Lease from John Llewellen of SMC, Gent. to John Briscoe of CC, Gent., for 21 years pt. of "Westwood Manor" to begin 12/25 next. Wit: Robert Yates, Thomas Stone. (CC Land Rec.).5. Witness: 5 Sep 1738, St. Mary's Co., Maryland, USA. 9/5/1738: From John Llewellen of SMC, Gent. to Robert Gill of CC, tailor a 21 year lease to begin 12/25 next of pt. "Westwood Manor", 104 ac. Wit: Robert Yates, John Briscoe. (CC Land Rec.).9/5/1738: Lease from John Llewellen of SMC, Gent. to Charles Love of CC for 21 years to begin 12/25 next, pt. "West Wood Manor" now in the possession and occupation of sd. Charles Love. Wit: Robert Yates, John Briscoe. (CC Land Rec.).9/5/1738: Lease from John Llewellen, Gent. of SMC to Samuel Chunn of CC, planter a 21 year lease beginning 12/25 next for pt. of "West Wood Manor", 154 ac. Wit: Robert Yates, John Briscoe. (CC Land Rec.).6. He owned land on 10 Mar 1739 in Morrisses Hope/Batchelors Hope, St. Mary's Co., Maryland, USA. Sep 8, 1770 from Thomas Key of St. Mary's County Gent. To Samuel Briscoe of CC, Gent, for 611 ster 4 shil & 6 pence, part of 2 tracts of land in CC, the one called "Digges Baltimores Gift" and the other Called "Digges Addition" otherwise called Baltimores Gift Addition, surveyed and taken up by Colo William Digges in abt 1682, which same land afterwards became the property of Thomas Perry of Bath Easton in Somersetshire in Great Britain, who by deed conveyed the land to Philip Key, esq. father of the afd Thomas Key on about Dec 31, 1737. The land is bounded by the NE corner tree of Mr Pile's old survey, the head of Stonestreets Gutt, the line of the land formerly belonging to John Berry decd and now in the possession of sd Samuel Briscoe under the sd Thomas Key and called "Morrisses Hope" or "Batchelors Hope", containing avt 365 acres, excepting 32 acres pt of the land afd and included in sd lines formerly granted on about 10 Mar 1739 by the afd Philip Key to John Briscoe. Also conveyed are 2 parcels of land whereon John Perry, father of the afd Thomas Parry, formerly lived, at the head of Budds Cr in CC, one called "Morriss Hope" originally granted to Richard Morris for 75 acres, the other called "Batchelors Hope", originally granted to Robett Page for 50a these last 2 parcels of land adjoin each other, and are contiguous to the 1st afd sold tract. The last 2 tracts were conveyed by sd Thomas Parry to the afd Philip Key on about 13 Dec 1737. Signed - Thos Key, Sam Briscoe, Wit. John Winter, Robert Horner, Jane the wife of the sd Thomas Key, relinquished her right of dower. Recorded 25 Sep 1770.'s7. Lease: 14 Mar 1739, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. From John Llewellen of SMC, Gent. to Capt. John Briscoe of CC, planter. Amendment of lease agreement dated 8/9/1738 to alter tenure from 21 years to "an estate for lives" of Mary, wife of sd. John Briscoe and Samuel Briscoe, son of sd. Samuel and the longest liver of them. (CC Land Rec.).8. Lease: John Lewillin extends lease Westwood Manor pt. Chaptico Manor to lives of John & Mary Briscoe & son Samuel. Wit. George Dent, Matthew Compton, 19 Mar 1739, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. (22) 9. Heir: 1739, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. Will Susannah Briscoe give to grand son John Briscoe son of John Briscoe deceased dishes pewter;10. Lease: 26 Jun 1740, Marsh Land West Wood Marsh Manor Of Chaptico, Charles Co., MD, USA. (23) 40a11. Occupation/Hobbies/Interests: 1740, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. planter12. He signed a will John Briscoe planter, wife Mary, Children Samuel, Eleanor, Elizabeth, & Unborn; if wife die care to bros. Samuel & Philip. Wit. Robert Gill, Mary Hall, Mary Gill on 30 Dec 1740-15 Feb 1741 in Charles Co., Maryland, USA. (24, 25) 13. Mentioned: 1770, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. Sep 8, 1770 from Thomas Key of St. Mary's County Gent. To Samuel Briscoe of CC, Gent, for 611 ster 4 shil & 6 pence, part of 2 tracts of land in CC, the one called "Digges Baltimores Gift" and the other Called "Digges Addition" otherwise called Baltimores Gift Addition, surveyed and taken up by Colo William Digges in abt 1682, which same land afterwards became the property of Thomas Perry of Bath Easton in Somersetshire in Great Britain, who by deed conveyed the land to Philip Key, esq. father of the afd Thomas Key on about Dec 31, 1737. The land is bounded by the NE corner tree of Mr Pile's old survey, the head of Stonestreets Gutt, the line of the land formerly belonging to John Berry decd and now in the possession of sd Samuel Briscoe under the sd Thomas Key and called "Morrisses Hope" or "Batchelors Hope", containing avt 365 acres, excepting 32 acres pt of the land afd and included in sd lines formerly granted on about 10 Mar 1739 by the afd Philip Key to John Briscoe. Also conveyed are 2 parcels of land whereon John Perry, father of the afd Thomas Parry, formerly lived, at the head of Budds Cr in CC, one called "Morriss Hope" originally granted to Richard Morris for 75 acres, the other called "Batchelors Hope", originally granted to Robett Page for 50a these last 2 parcels of land adjoin each other, and are contiguous to the 1st afd sold tract. The last 2 tracts were conveyed by sd Thomas Parry to the afd Philip Key on about 13 Dec 1737. Signed - Thos Key, Sam Briscoe, Wit. John Winter, Robert Horner, Jane the wife of the sd Thomas Key, relinquished her right of dower. Recorded 25 Sep 1770.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------=========================-2 M James BRISCOEBorn: Christened: Died: Buried: Spouse: Marr. Date: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------Events--------------------------------------------------------------------------------1. Heir: 1734, St. Mary's Co., Maryland, USA. Briscoe, John Capt. Gent. and his wife Eleanor. In his will John Briscoe left to wife Eliner dwelling plantation. To son John Baltimore's Gift on condition he make over his right in the third part of land belonging to father Williamson to sons Samuel & Hezekiah. To son James tract where mother Susanna dwells. To dau. Mary Haw 134 an in St. Mary's Co. To son Samuel & grandson Williamson Briscoe, personalty. Mentions 5 children: Samuel, Philip, James, Hezekiah, and Martharn Briscoe & Elizabeth Briscoe. Wit. James Swaine, John Hayes, Andrew Chunn, Margaret Llewellin, Richard Bucknell. Creditors include Samuell & Williason Briscoe. Next of kin Samuell Williamson Briscoe, John Briscoe. Extr Mrs Eleanor Briscoe Inv 18. 275 10 may 1734-14 Jun 17342. Heir: 1739, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. Will Susannah Briscoe grand son James Briscoe son of son John Briscoe deceased heifer--------------------------------------------------------------------------------=========================3 M Samuel Williamson BRISCOE (26) Born: Bef 1719 (27) Christened: Died: Buried: Spouse: Margaret LLEWLLEN ( - ) (26) Marr. Date: Spouse: Marr. Date: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------Events--------------------------------------------------------------------------------1. Witness: 10 May 1734-14 Jun 1734, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. Capt. John Briscoe 18.275 CH 322.0.0 lbs. 10 May 1734-14 Jun 1734. Appraisers: John Chunn, Benjamin Chunn; Creditors: Samuel Williamson Briscoe, Williamson Hays: Next of Kin: Samuel Williamson Briscoe, John Briscoe. Executrix Mrs. Eleanor Briscoe2. Mentioned: 1836, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. The Bill of complaint of MARTHA TURNER humbly shows, that she is thewidow of THOMAS TURNER late of Charles County in the State of Maryland whodeparted this life on or about the Eighth day of April in the year EighteenHundred and THIRTY Six (1836) , seized and possessed of the followingtracts a part, of tracts of land lying and being in Charles Countyaforesaid, to wit a lot or parcel of ground with the improvements therein,in New Port in the County aforesaid which was conveyed to her said husbandTHOMAS TURNER, in the year Eighteen hundred and Fifteen, being part of atract or parcel of land called "SAINT THOMAS" a ------- reference to saidconveyance will appear - and also of one other tract a part of the tract ofland lying in the county, aforesaid, which was conveyed to the saidhusband, by EDWARD B. MORAN, in about the month of October in the yearEighteen Hundred and Twenty eight as -----reference to the deed thereforewill appear, the said tract, being a part of " Keys Addition" andcontaining sixty six and one half acres more or less and of the other-----parcels of land which were conveyed to her said husband by SAMUEL S.BRISCOE, WILLIAM HENDLY SMOOT, ----- and PHILIP KING -----deed bearing date on or about the Twentieth Day of March in the year Eighteen Hundred andTwenty (1820) of ---reference ------appears, -----"Partnership", "TURNERS CHANCE", "CHUMMS ADDITION", Part of "WILTON", and "EAST MARLING" containing in the whole about three hundred and fifty one acres, and all lying in Charles County aforesaid - and --- -, charges that her said husband THOMAS TURNER in his life time ------on or about the Sixth day of May in the year Eighteen Hundred and Twenty, (6 MAY 1820) purchased ---------AQUILA TURNER, two tracts or parcels of land lying in the county aforesaid called "MOUNT PLEASANT", and part of "WATERS CHANCE" containing together one hundred and sixty one acres more or less - the ? purchase convey ----- said parcels of land being eight Hundred --------- was paid exclusively by the said husband, ---------believes and -------- things, for the purpose of depriving her of her right to Dower therein, her said husband ????? the conveyance after said parcels of land to be made ----------said AQUILA TURNER, to himself and said THOMAS TURNER for life to ?????son JOHN M. TURNER after his death - and she further charges that on or about the Twenty Eighth Day of June in the year Eighteen Hundred and Thirty her said husband the said THOMAS TURNER purchased of BENEDICT EDELEN one ---- lot a parcel of ground, being part of a tract called " ST. THOMAS" near the Village of New Port in the County aforesaid containing ten acres more or less. -------The purchase ---- ----- ----parcel of land was also paid exclusively --- her said husband, but that in order to deprive her of her dower right therein also, her said husband caused the conveyance therefor -made to himself for life, and after his death to his daughter SUSANNA E. TURNER in full. And the? Archaic, charges entire purchase ----of the parcels of land was paid by her said husband, and that the object and only object of leaving the conveyances made in the --- before, continued, was to deprive the *Archaic, of the dower right therein., but Archaic is advised and therefore charges, that in as much as the -----consideration future parcels of land was paid by her said husband, the entire use resulted to him, and that she after his death became entitled to Dower therein. And the *Archaic? (Consort) further charges that her said husband on or about the first day of July in the year Eighteen Hundred and Thirty (1831) , conveyed to one JAMES T. THOMAS of Charles County further pretended consideration ------there ------ ------ and which of the aforesaid parcels of land, together with all his personal estate, as afore reference to an authenticated copy of said deed worked ---- ------ ------ she -----be taken a part of this bill -- appear. And she charges that the consideration continued in said deed or any part thereof and was paid by the said JAMES P. TURNER the grantee, and that the same is fraudulent and ----, and --- ----- taken right to Dower in said lands, she never having relinquished her said right. --- ---said JAMES P. TURNER, on or about the fifth day of July (5th of July) in the year past aforesaid, conveyed all the said real and personal property as aforesaid conveyed to him by the said THOMAS TURNER, to certain EDWARD TURNER and AQUILA TURNER of Charles County aforesaid, further pretended consideration of Five Thousand Dollars, (in part publish ----consort(*Antric) a wife and never paid) upon certain trusts as will therein appear. And the *Antric files herewith a copy of said and marked exhibit --- and ----the same way be taken and considered as a part of this bill. And she further states, that her husband the said THOMAS TURNER departed this life as before stated on about the Eighth day of April in the year Eighteen Hundred and Twenty Six (1826) leaving the --- -----children his heirs at law, to wit, SUSAN E. Of full age, the wife of JOHN M. LATIMER, of Charles County, JOHN R. TURNER also of full age, and THOMAS PHILIP TURNER and FRANKLIN PARNHAM TURNER minors to the age of twenty one years. And *Antrics charges that her said husband continued and remained to the period of his death as -----,-----seized and possessed of the aforesaid land and real estate, and died so seized and possessed and that therefore his aforesaid ---taken possession thereof, and have continued so in possession from that time to the present. Receiving the rent and profits thereof and the *Antric is advised that she is entitled to one third of the said lands and premises during her life and to one third of the rents and profits thereof from the day of his death offer said husband until her Dower shall be assigned --, as by law she is entitled and she charges that the ans applied to the said ----at law and grantees to assign----in ----the said premises, and to pay one third of the rents and profits thereof further time her right accrued as aforesaid, ----- ---- ---- -----. ---- ---- therefore that the said JOHN M. LATIMER and SUSANNA E. His wife, JOHN R. TURNER, THOMAS PHILIP TURNER, FRANKLIN PARNHAM TURNER, JAMES P. TURNER, EDWARD TURNER and AGUILA TURNER, all of Charles County aforesaid, may answer the several matters and things herein before started, and that they and lack of them may --- of intent part, and of the said lands ------- and premises ---, and lack of them are inpossession ---the ----- ------since the death of the said THOMAS TURNER, and that the said parties may be decreed to assign to the *Antric, one third of the rents and profits of the same further time of the death of the aforesaid husband the said THOMAS TURNER , and --- ---- Antric may ----such ----- and further relief as here case may require. May it please ------- ---- to grant unto the Antric -- --- of Supeana against the said JOHN M. LATIMER and SUSANNA E. LATIMER his wife, JOHN R. TURNER, THOMAS PHILIP TURNER, FRANKLIN PARMHAM TURNER, JAMES T. THOMAS, EDWARD TURNER and AQUILA TURNER R all of Charles County commanding them to appear in this court, at same certain day --- therein -------to answer the promises and abide by and inform such decree, as may be posses therein and the Antic will pray - (unable to make out Court Clerks names)(This is the one labeled MARTHA TUNER @ JOHN M. LATIMER AND OTHERS.In Chancery To the Honorable Theodorick Bland Chancellor of Maryland The petition of the complainant respectfully states that the answers being filed, and the cause at issue, she now prays your Honor to direct a Commission to issue to take proof there being no slandering commissioners in the County where the Witnesses reside, the names as Commissioners, Waller H. Mitchell, John Matthew, Wm B. Stone, George Brent of Charles County and they will pray. In Chancery 31 July 1845 Ordered that a commission issue as prayed by the foregoing application to the persons therein named unless the Defendants name and ------ Commissioners on or before the Tenth day of September next, -----that a copy of this order together with a copy of the ----- ----served on the defendants their Solicitors on or before the Twentieth day of August Next Theodorick Bland clerk.Copy of Service filed 15 April 18453. Heir: 1734, St. Mary's Co., Maryland, USA. (29, 30) Briscoe, John Capt. Gent. and his wife Eleanor. In his will John Briscoe left to wife Eliner dwelling plantation. To son John Baltimore's Gift on condition he make over his right in the third part of land belonging to father Williamson to sons Samuel & Hezekiah. To son James tract where mother Susanna dwells. To dau. Mary Haw 134 an in St. Mary's Co. To son Samuel & grandson Williamson Briscoe, personalty. Mentions 5 children: Samuel, Philip, James, Hezekiah, and Martharn Briscoe & Elizabeth Briscoe. Wit. James Swaine, John Hayes, Andrew Chunn, Margaret Llewellin, Richard Bucknell. Creditors include Samuell & Williason Briscoe. Next of kin Samuell Williamson Briscoe, John Briscoe. Extr Mrs Eleanor Briscoe Inv 18. 275 10 may 1734-14 Jun 17344. He owned land in 1734 in St. Mary's Co., Maryland, USA. Held 1/3 interest in father Williamson's land others were bro. Hezekiah & John.5. Mentioned: 29 Apr 1739, St. Mary's Co., Maryland, USA. Barber Luke, St. Mary’s Co., 29th April, 1739; 27th Dec., 1743. To bro. Edward and his hrs., land where he now dwells to the N. of land sold Wm. Summerhill and lying next to land sold Samuel Williamson now in possession of Stephen and Samuel Briscoe, 150 A. on Wicomocoe R. lying S. of land formerly belonging to John Parry and now in possession of Philip Key (Keey). Shd. bro. afsd. or his hrs. lay claim to any part of dwelling plantation “Westham," land afsd. to return to testator's hrs. “ eldest son Baptist, dwelling plantation “Westham" and land lying on N. side of Philip Key. Shd. he die with out hrs. to pass to sons Cornelius and Edward. " sons Cornelius and Edward, "Luckland". " dau. Dorothy Greenfield and hrs., land afsd. in case of death of all of her bros. Shd. she die without hrs. to pass to testator's bro. Edward and male hrs. Ex.: -. Test: Wm. Davies, Israel Henly, Thos. Beach, Thos. Barber. 23. 322.6. Heir: 1739, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. Will Susannah Briscoe to Samuel Williamson Briscoe son of son John Briscoe deceased Negro, Susannah;7. He had a residence in 1753-1754 in St. Mary's Co., Maryland, USA. 8. Grantee: 23 Apr 1753, Clagett's Purchase, Frederick Co., MD, USA. (31) Samuel Williamson Briscoe of SMC recorded 7 May 1753 made 23 Apr 1753 between Charles Clagett, gentleman of FC for 130 pS. tract called "Clagett's Purchase" M & B for 286 acres. signed Charles Clagett, before Alex, Beall, John Clagett. Charles Clagett ack. deed. and at same time, Jane Clagett wife of the said Charles, released dower right.9. Mentioned: 1753, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. Briscoe, Elinor, Charles Co Widow. 2 Feb 1753. To granddau Elinor Briscoe, dau of Leonard and Elizabeth Briscoe, Negro Philis. first Child of Philis to go to Mary Briscoe dau of Leonard and Elizabeth Briscoe. To grandson Hanson Briscoe son of Philip Chloe Briscoe. Negro boy Riswell and if he dies without issue then to his brother John Hanson Briscoe. To granddau Elinor Llewellin Briscoe, dau of Samuel and Margaret Briscoe 6 Silver Spoons. To granddaughter Elinor Wilson Briscoe dau of Hezekiah and Susannh Briscoe, Negro girl Nan. To goddau Margarett Briscoe dau of Hezekiah and Susannah Briscoe, Negro girl Henny. To grandson John Wilson, Negro Woman Moll. My wearing apparel to daus, Martha Wilson & Elizabeth Briscoe. To son Hezekiah Briscoe tract called "Retirement" lying part in St. Mary's and part in Charles Co Son Hezekiah Briscoe, ex. Wit. Andw. Chunn, John Compton, James Compton. 29.11010. Grantee: 11 Mar 1754, Clagett's Purchase, Frederick Co., MD, USA. (32) Samuel Williamson Brisccsoe of SMC, recorded deed 21 Mar 1754, made 11 March 1754 between George Wilson of FC, gentleman for 28 pounds 10 shillings sterling, sells part of a tract formerly in PGC. called "Clagetts Purchase" beginning at 2nd line of part formerly belonging to John Maulesby, M & B for 50a signed George Wilson by his mark, before John Rawlins, John Clagett Mary Wilson wife of George Wilson released dower right11. Overseer: 1754, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. DR. FRANCIS XAVERIUS PARNHAM heir Father's will, 1737--he inherited pt. of "Calvert's Hope". 1742--Deed of gift from sister Anna Maria. Recorded 2/1754: By virtue of a power of attorney hereunto adjoining and the power thereby given to me, Robert Horner, I hereby appoint Mr. Samuel Briscoe of CC, Gent., to do everything that needs to be done concerning the premises. Signed by Robert Horner, attorney in fact for Thomas Haw. Wit: Philip Briscoe, Francis Parnham. (I would say this is Philip, husband of Chloe Hanson as it was his brother Samuel who is named here and because his sister, Mary married John Haw). (CC Land Rec., 1752-1756).12. Purchased: 8 Sep 1770, Morriesses Hope/Batchelors Hope, Charles Co., MD, USA. (33) Sep 8, 1770 from Thomas Key of St. Mary's County Gent. To Samuel Briscoe of CC, Gent, for 611 ster 4 shil & 6 pence, part of 2 tracts of land in CC, the one called "Digges Baltimores Gift" and the other Called "Digges Addition" otherwise called Baltimores Gift Addition, surveyed and taken up by Colo William Digges in abt 1682, which same land afterwards became the property of Thomas Perry of Bath Easton in Somersetshire in Great Britain, who by deed conveyed the land to Philip Key, esq. father of the afd Thomas Key on about Dec 31, 1737. The land is bounded by the NE corner tree of Mr Pile's old survey, the head of Stonestreets Gutt, the line of the land formerly belonging to John Berry decd and now in the possession of sd Samuel Briscoe under the sd Thomas Key and called "Morrisses Hope" or "Batchelors Hope", containing abt 365 acres, excepting 32 acres pt of the land afd and included in sd lines formerly granted on about 10 Mar 1739 by the afd Philip Key to John Briscoe. Also conveyed are 2 parcels of land whereon John Perry, father of the afd Thomas Parry, formerly lived, at the head of Budds Cr in CC, on e called "Morriss Hope" originally granted to Richard Morris for 75 acres, the other called "Batchelors Hope", originally granted to Robett Page for 50a these last 2 parcels of land adjoin each other, and are contiguous to the 1st afd sold tract. The last 2 tracts were conveyed by sd Thomas Parry to the afd Philip Key on about 13 Dec 1737. Signed - Thos Key, Sam Briscoe, Wit. John Winter, Robert Horner, Jane the wife of the sd Thomas Key, relinquished her right of dower. Recorded 25 Sep 1770.---------------------------------*********************************************==========4 M Hezekiah BRISCOEBorn: 1710Christened: Died: Abt 20 Aug 1757 - Charles Co., Maryland, USA (34) Buried: Spouse: Susannah WILSON ( - )Marr. Date: 1733-1753 (35) Spouse: Marr. Date: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------Events--------------------------------------------------------------------------------1. Heir: 1734, St. Mary's Co., Maryland, USA. Briscoe, John Capt. Gent. and his wife Eleanor. In his will John Briscoe left to wife Eliner dwelling plantation. To son John Baltimore's Gift on condition he make over his right in the third part of land belonging to father Williamson to sons Samuel & Hezekiah. To son James tract where mother Susanna dwells. To dau. Mary Haw 134 an in St. Mary's Co. To son Samuel & grandson Williamson Briscoe, personalty. Mentions 5 children: Samuel, Philip, James, Hezekiah, and Martharn Briscoe & Elizabeth Briscoe. Wit. James Swaine, John Hayes, Andrew Chunn, Margaret Llewellin, Richard Bucknell. Creditors include Samuell & Williason Briscoe. Next of kin Samuell Williamson Briscoe, John Briscoe. Extr Mrs Eleanor Briscoe Inv 18. 275 10 may 1734-14 Jun 17342. He owned land in 1734 in Maryland, USA. Held 1/3 interest in father Williamson's land others were bro. Samuel & John.3. Affidavit: 1735, Maryland, USA. gave age as 25y4. Heir: 1739, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. Will Susannah Briscoe Hezekiah Briscoe son of John Briscoe deceased 1 shilling5. Appraisal: 21 Dec 1752, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. (36) apraiser of estate of Hugh McMullen6. Heir: 2 Feb 1753, Retirement, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. (37) Briscoe, Elinor, Charles Co Widow. 2 Feb 1753. To granddau Elinor Briscoe, dau of Leonard and Elizabeth Briscoe, Negro Philis. first Child of Philis to go to Mary Briscoe dau of Leonard and Elizabeth Briscoe. To grandson Hanson Briscoe son of Philip Chloe Briscoe. Negro boy Riswell and if he dies without issue then to his brother John Hanson Briscoe. To granddau Elinor Llewellin Briscoe, dau of Samuel and Margaret Briscoe 6 Silver Spoons. To granddaughter Elinor Wilson Briscoe dau of Hezekiah and Susannh Briscoe, Negro girl Nan. To goddau Margarett Briscoe dau of Hezekiah and Susannah Briscoe, Negro girl Henny. To grandson John Wilson, Negro Woman Moll. My wearing apparel to daus, Martha Wilson & Elizabeth Briscoe. To son Hezekiah Briscoe tract called "Retirement" lying part in St. Mary's and part in Charles Co Son Hezekiah Briscoe, ex. Wit. Andw. Chunn, John Compton, James Compton. 29.1107. Appraisal: 14 Dec 1754-24 Jan 1755, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. appraised estate of Thomas Farrant8. Mentioned: 1755-1779, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. Account of William Compton & his wife Susannah Compton late Susannah Briscoe admx. of Hezekiah Briscoe. Represenatives Widow & four Children; Eleanor Wilson Briscoe 9 years old 21 inst., Margaret Briscoe 7 years old 20 Nov next, Mary Briscoe 5 years old 15 Mar next & Eliza Briscoe 3 years old Dec next. 12 Sept 1755 Charles Co., MD [Accounts p. 19] Hezekiah Briscoe owned "Retirement" in 1755, 1756, 1758 St. Mary's Co., MD & it was owned by Hezekiah's Heirs 1755, 1774 & 1779.9. He owned land in 1756 in Charles Co., Maryland, USA. 1756, Charles County, Maryland, Philip Briscoe & Chloe Briscoe sold "Morrises Venture" 176 acres to Hezekiah Briscoe. Hezekiah Brisscoe protestant freeholder, vestryman, & warden 1756, part pew #6, inspector 1759, Trinity Parish, Charles County, Maryland10. He had an estate probated on 20 Aug 1757-21 Oct 1757 in Charles Co., Maryland, USA. Hezekiah Briscoe decd. Appraisers Samuel Amery, John Dyson. Creditors Andrew Buchanan, Robet Horner. Next of kin Samuel Briscoe & Philip Briscoe. Admx. Susannah Briscoe. Wm. Peake a child of Fairfax Co., VA was living with Wm. Compton & Susannah Compton in Trinity Parish, Charles County, Maryland.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------========================5 M Dr. Philip BRISCOE (15, 38) Born: 1719 (39) Christened: Died: Buried: Spouse: Chloe HANSON ( -Bef 1757)Marr. Date: Est 1747Spouse: Mary ( - )Marr. Date: Abt 14 Feb 1757Spouse: Marr. Date: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------Events--------------------------------------------------------------------------------1. Heir: 13 Jan 1733-8 Apr 1734, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. (40) Briscoe, John, To wife Eliner, extx, dwelling plantation during life, at her decease to son Philip and hrs. and 1/3 of personal estate. Residue of personal estate to 5 of child., viz.: Samuel, Philip, James, Hezekish and dau. Matharn Briscoe, and Elizabeth Briscoe.2. Heir: 1739, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. Will Susannah Briscoe togrand son Philip Briscoe son of John Briscoe deceased Negro Sarah;3. Mentioned: 20 Dec 1741-15 Feb 1741, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. (41) Briscoe, John, planter, Should wife die during minority of child., they to be under the care of bros. Samuel and Philip.4. Mentioned: 1753, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. (42) Briscoe, Elinor, Charles Co Widow. 2 Feb 1753. To grandson Hanson Briscoe son of Philip & Chloe Briscoe. Negro boy Riswell and if he dies without issue then to his brother John Hanson Briscoe.5. Witness: 1754, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. Dr. Francis Xaverius Parnham heir Father's will, 1737--he inherited pt. of "Calvert's Hope". 1742--Deed of gift from sister Anna Maria. Recorded 2/1754: By virtue of a power of attorney hereunto adjoining and the power thereby given to me, Robert Horner, I hereby appoint Mr. Samuel Briscoe of CC, Gent., to do everything that needs to be done concerning the premises. Signed by Robert Horner, attorney in fact for Thomas Haw. Wit: Philip Briscoe, Francis Parnham. (I would say this is Philip, husband of Chloe Hanson as it was his brother Samuel who is named here and because his sister, Mary married John Haw). (CC Land Rec., 1752-1756).6. He owned land on 27 Jan 1755 in Baltimores Gift, St. Mary's Co., Maryland, USA. (43) Hezekiah Briscoe defends bounds of "Baltimores Gift" for Samuel Briscoe age 25 son of John Briscoe, Philip Briscoe age 36yrs son of John Briscoe. Next page same for Samuel Briscoe or Williamson Hays age 43 years nephew of John Briscoe7. He owned land on 2 Aug 1755 in Morrises Venture, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. 8/2/1755: Deed from Philip Briscoe of SMC, planter to Hezekiah Briscoe of CC for 8000 lbs. tobacco pt. of "Morrises Venture" in CC which was formerly granted to Richard Morris, 176 ac. Chloe, wife of Philip Briscoe, ack. the deed. (CC Land Rec., 1752-1756).8. He owned land on 2 Aug 1755 in Charles Co., Maryland, USA. 8/2/1755: Deed from Philip Briscoe of SMC, planter and Samuel Briscoe of CC, planter, to William Compton of CC, planter for 1300 lbs. tobacco pt. of "Willion" in CC, 30 ac. Chloe, wife of sd. Philip Briscoe, relinquished her right of dower. Recorded 8/21/1755. (CC Land Rec., 1752-1756).9. He owned land on 14 Feb 1757-1758 in Charles Co., Maryland, USA. (44) John Parnham, Physician of the 1st part Zaphania Turner of the 2nd part & Philip & Mary Briscoe his wife formerly wife of Francis Parnham dec'd pd. by Turner. John Parnham grants his 200 acres of "Barbadoes" on Port Tobacco Fresh for 5sh. Philip Briscoe & Mary Briscoe releases all her right. Wit. Geo Dent & Sm Briscoe JP's. Ann Parnham wife of John Parnham to Charles Brant10. He owned land on 14 Feb 1757 in Charles Co., Maryland, USA. John Parnham, Physician of the 1st part Zaphania Turner of the Francis Parnham dec'd pd. by Turner. John Parnham grants his200 acres of "Barbadoes" on Port Tobacco Fresh for 5sh. Philip Briscoe & Mary Briscoe releases all her right. Wit. Geo Dent &Sm Brisco.11. Kin: 20 Aug 1757-21 Oct 1757, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. Hezekiah Briscoe deceased Appraisers Samuel Amery, John Dyson. Creditors Andrew Buchanan, Robet Horner. Next of kin Samuel Briscoe & Philip Briscoe. Admx. Susannah Briscoe12. Adm.: 3 Jul 1758-11 Dec 1767, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. (45) 3 Jul 1758, Account of Doct. Francis Parnham, dec'd. Charles Co., MD by Philip Briscoe & Mary his wife, late Mary Parnham admx. Mentions Philip Briscoe, Leonard Briscoe, & Susannah Briscoe widow of Hezekiah Briscoe. Sur Robert Brent & Robert Horner. p. 527. Nov 1761-Apr 1762 Account of Francis Parnham dec'd Charles Co., MD by Philip Briscoe & Mary his wife late Mary Parnham admx. p. 77. 11 Dec 1767 Charles Co., MD Final Account of Dr. Frances Parnham dec'd, Philip Briscoe & Mary Briscoe his wife adms. p. 27513. Court Record: 1759, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. (46) August Court 1759 P.111: CC. You, Ignatius Baggott, William Speak, and John Speak, do confess judgment to Philip Briscoe for 125 lbs of tobacco, which sum was recovered by said Philip Briscoe against sd Ignaius Baggott on Apr 3, 1758 before Colo Allen Davis, sd sum to be levied of your bodies, goods or chattels, lands or tenements, for the use of sd Philip in case sd Ignatius shall not pay sd Philip the sd sums, with the additional costs thereon, next Feb 10. Acknowledged before - Dan Jenifer.14. Deed: 28 Dec 1759, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. Power of Attorney from George Buchanan Sr. of Glasgow, to Philip Briscoe, merchant of St. Mary's Co., Md. (CCLR L#3.130)15. Adm.: Nov 1761-Apr 1762, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. Nov 1761-Apr 1762 Account of Francis Parnham dec'd Charles Co., MD by Philip Briscoe & Mary his wife late Mary Parnham admx.16. Adm.: 29 Dec 1762-16 Dec 1763, St. Mary's Co., Maryland, USA. Will of Edward Riall, SMC 12/29/1762-12/6/1763. Daughter: Mary Price, 1 shilling. Unborn child: one slave and if child dies without issue to grandchildren, John and Edward Price, the father and mother to have no concern. Unborn child: "Riall's Purchase", 109 ac., according as the lease specifies of Chaptico Manor; sd. child dying without issue, land to be divided between grandchildren John and Edward Price. Wife: Jane, "Riall's Venture", 94 ac. Execs: Wife and Philip Briscoe. Wit: Matthew Compton, Leo Briscoe, Zachariah Compton. Widow does not stand to the will.17. Adm.: 15 Jun 1766-10 Sep 1766, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. Will of Mary Ching, Widow, Charles Co., 6/15/1766-9/10/1766. Daughters: Eleanor Anders and Mary Ching. Balance of estate divided amongst children: Mary, Thomas, Joseph, Cornelius, and Samuel Ching. Exec. and guardian: Philip Briscoe. Wit: Samuel Briscoe, Jr., John Andrews.18. Adm.: 4 Nov 1767, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. 4 Nov 1767 additional inventory of Dr. Francis Parnham dec'd, Charles Co., MD by Philip Briscoe & Mary Briscoe his wife widow of dec'd. Kin Robert Brent & Richard Bances19. Attorney: 1771, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. 6/8/1771: Power of Attorney. I, John Parnham, a student of physick, in Edenburgh, North Britain, and heir of the dec'd Dr. Francis Parnham of CC, have appointed Philip Briscoe of CC, merchant, to be my true and lawful attorney, to sell the 2 lots of land and houses thereon, which belonged to the dec'd Dr. Francis Parnham, my father, lying in Charles Town, commonly called Port Tobacco in CC, and also a whole plantation above Charles Town which also belonged to my father and now to me, and with the money arising from the sale of the premises, to purchase for me other lands such as he shall judge most proper and convenient for me. Signed at Edinburgh in the County of Mid Lothian, North Britain this June 8, 1771 by John Parnham. Wit: John Robertson, James Campbell, John Winter. Recorded 2/13/1773. (Charles County Deed Book S#3).20. He had a residence in 1773 in Charles Co., Maryland, USA. 5/18/1773: Indenture from John Barnes of CC, for the present absent out of Maryland, by Richard Barnes, Zepheniah Turner, and Joseph Gwinn, his attorneys in fact as per CC letter of attorney dated 7/31/1772 and Thomas How Ridgate of CC, joint merchants and partners in trade and merchandise to John Rogers, Esq. of PG Co., Attorney, Thomas Stone, Esq., Attorney and Philip Richard Fendall, Gent., both of CC their property, goods, etc. in trust. Listed is: The several parcels of land which were lately purchased from the Commissioners afsd. of sd. Lord Baltimore by Barnes and Ridgate, lying in CC and in his Lordship's Manor of Chaptico, that is to say: Lot #52, 104 ac., occupied by Philip Briscoe on behalf of the heirs of Francis Parnham, dec'd. (CC Deed Book S#3).21. He had a residence on 22 Jun 1778 in Calverts Hope, Calvert Co., MD, USA. 22. Military: 1778, Private John Peal's Co.. (15) 23. He owned land in 1778 in Charles Co., Maryland, USA. 22 Jun 1778, Charles Co., MD Philip Briscoe & Mary Briscoe to John Parnham physician part of "Calverts Hope" where Philip Briscoe lives, 3 lots E. side Porttobacco also in Charles Town, MD all in possession of Dr Francis Parnham when he deid. Wit. Geo Dent L. Lancaster JP's.24. Tax: 1783, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. (47) 1783 Tax List: Philip Brisco 275acres CH 2nd District, General p. 1 MSA S 1161-4-8 1/4/47Philip Brisco, 'Calvert Hope, pt. 375 acres CH 2nd District. Land p 2 MSA S 1161-4-9 1/4/5/47--------------------------------------------------------------------------------6 F Martharn "Martha" "Mary" BRISCOEBorn: Christened: Died: 11 Jan 1793 - Frederick Co. Maryland, USABuried: Spouse: Dr John HAW ( -1736)Marr. Date: Bef 1734Spouse: Jonathan "John" WILSON ( - )Marr. Date: 12 May 1738Spouse: Marr. Date: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------Events--------------------------------------------------------------------------------1. Descendants/Correspondence:[email protected] 2. Heir: 1734, St. Mary's Co., Maryland, USA. Briscoe, John Capt. Gent. and his wife Eleanor. In his will John Briscoe left to wife Eliner dwelling plantation. To son John Baltimore's Gift on condition he make over his right in the third part of land belonging to father Williamson to sons Samuel & Hezekiah. To son James tract where mother Susanna dwells. To dau. Mary Haw 134 an in St. Mary's Co. To son Samuel & grandson Williamson Briscoe, personalty. Mentions 5 children: Samuel, Philip, James, Hezekiah, and Martharn Briscoe & Elizabeth Briscoe. Wit. James Swaine, John Hayes, Andrew Chunn, Margaret Llewellin, Richard Bucknell. Creditors include Samuell & Williason Briscoe. Next of kin Samuell Williamson Briscoe, John Briscoe. Extr Mrs Eleanor Briscoe Inv 18. 275 10 may 1734-14 Jun 17343. Heir: 1739, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. Will Susannah Briscoe grand daughter, Martha Wilson daughter John Wilson [Briscoe decd] feather bed, sheets, quilt, curtains;4. Lease: 5 Sep 1738, St. Mary's Co., Maryland, USA. 9/5/1738: Lease from John Llewellen of SMC, Gent. to Mary Haw of CC, widow for 21 years, pt. "West Wood Manor", now in her possession, 162 ac. beginning 12/25 next. Wit: Robert Yates, John Briscoe. (CC Land Rec.).5. Heir: 1753, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. Briscoe, Elinor, Charles Co Widow. 2 Feb 1753. To granddau Elinor Briscoe, dau of Leonard and Elizabeth Briscoe, Negro Philis. first Child of Philis to go to Mary Briscoe dau of Leonard and Elizabeth Briscoe. To grandson Hanson Briscoe son of Philip Chloe Briscoe. Negro boy Riswell and if he dies without issue then to his brother John Hanson Briscoe. To granddau Elinor Llewellin Briscoe, dau of Samuel and Margaret Briscoe 6 Silver Spoons. To granddaughter Elinor Wilson Briscoe dau of Hezekiah and Susannh Briscoe, Negro girl Nan. To goddau Margarett Briscoe dau of Hezekiah and Susannah Briscoe, Negro girl Henny. To grandson John Wilson, Negro Woman Moll. My wearing apparel to daus, Martha Wilson & Elizabeth Briscoe. To son Hezekiah Briscoe tract called "Retirement" lying part in St. Mary's and part in Charles Co Son Hezekiah Briscoe, ex. Wit. Andw. Chunn, John Compton, James Compton. 29.110--------------------------------------------------------------------------------7 F Elizabeth BRISCOEBorn: Christened: Died: 1794 - St. Mary's Co., Maryland, USABuried: Spouse: Leonard BRISCOE (Abt 1721-Abt 1793) (48) Marr. Date: 27 Feb 1743 - Maryland, USA (49) Spouse: Marr. Date: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------Events--------------------------------------------------------------------------------1. Heir: 1734, St. Mary's Co., Maryland, USA. Briscoe, John Capt. Gent. and his wife Eleanor. In his will John Briscoe left to wife Eliner dwelling plantation. To son John Baltimore's Gift on condition he make over his right in the third part of land belonging to father Williamson to sons Samuel & Hezekiah. To son James tract where mother Susanna dwells. To dau. Mary Haw 134 an in St. Mary's Co. To son Samuel & grandson Williamson Briscoe, personalty. Mentions 5 children: Samuel, Philip, James, Hezekiah, and Martharn Briscoe & Elizabeth Briscoe. Wit. James Swaine, John Hayes, Andrew Chunn, Margaret Llewellin, Richard Bucknell. Creditors include Samuell & Williason Briscoe. Next of kin Samuell Williamson Briscoe, John Briscoe. Extr Mrs Eleanor Briscoe Inv 18. 275 10 may 1734-14 Jun 17342. Heir: 1739, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. 1739:Will Susannah Briscoe grand daughter Elizabeth Briscoe cubbord3. Mentioned: 1753, Charles Co., Maryland, USA. Briscoe, Elinor, Charles Co Widow. 2 Feb 1753. To granddau Elinor Briscoe, dau of Leonard and Elizabeth Briscoe, Negro Philis. first Child of Philis to go to Mary Briscoe dau of Leonard and Elizabeth Briscoe. To grandson Hanson Briscoe son of Philip Chloe Briscoe. Negro boy Riswell and if he dies without issue then to his brother John Hanson Briscoe. To granddau Elinor Llewellin Briscoe, dau of Samuel and Margaret Briscoe 6 Silver Spoons. To granddaughter Elinor Wilson Briscoe dau of Hezekiah and Susannh Briscoe, Negro girl Nan. To goddau Margarett Briscoe dau of Hezekiah and Susannah Briscoe, Negro girl Henny. To grandson John Wilson, Negro Woman Moll. My wearing apparel to daus, Martha Wilson & Elizabeth Briscoe. To son Hezekiah Briscoe tract called "Retirement" lying part in St. Mary's and part in Charles Co Son Hezekiah Briscoe, ex. Wit. Andw. Chunn, John Compton, James Compton. 29.1104. She signed a will on 24 May 1793-24 May 1794 in St. Mary's Co., Maryland, USA. (50) Dau. Eleanor Mills, Susannah Briscoe, Gr. Child Samuel Compton, Margaret Compton, Susannah Compton, Philip Compton, EleanorCompton, gr child Leonard Briscoe, Elizabeth Briscoe, ElizabethHazeltine, son Clement T Briscoe. Exer. Allen Sweeney & Wm.Compton--------------------------------------------------------------------------------================================================================================Marriage Notes ================================================================================to Henry Wharton 543a (6, 51) ================================================================================Birth Notes for Child: Samuel Williamson BRISCOE================================================================================1755 25y================================================================================Birth Notes for Child: Hezekiah BRISCOE================================================================================gave age as 25yrs in 1735================================================================================Death Notes for Child: Hezekiah BRISCOE================================================================================account p..19 1755================================================================================Birth Notes for Child: Dr. Philip BRISCOE================================================================================1755 age 36yLast Modified: 9 Jun 2002================================================================================Source Citations================================================================================1. Frierson, Sarah S, Leftwich-Briscoe ancestors, Recipient: Carol R Mitchell, Author E-mail: "Sarah S. Frierson" , (1998), descendant. 2. Baldwin, Jane; Roberta Bolling Henry, The Maryland Calendar of Wills 1703-1713, (Korn & Pollock, Baltimore, MD, 1907), Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 3 Low, Margrett,St. Mary'sgoddau. Hester Berree and to Matthew Williamson, husband'sgoddau. Elinor Gladen, goddau. Nickcolls and to KatheringGladine, personalty. Ex.: Samuel Williamson. Test: John Hayes,Elisha Summerhi. 3. Elise Greenup Jourdan, Early Families of Southern Maryland, Volumes: Vol. 4. 4. Elise Greenup Jourdan, Abstracts of Charles County Maryland Circuit Court & Land Records 1694-1722, Volumes: Vol. 3, (Family Line Publications, Rear 63 East Main St., Westminister, MD 21157, 1994), p.75: Liber C#2 p.79: 25 Dec 1706 Indenture Ann Ellson of Stto age 21 her only son Nicholas Ellson age 3 years and 9 mos asa servant to Briscoe one of the Justices of St Mary's Co. wit.Philip & Susannah Briscoe. taken from microfilm of Proceedings of the Charles County Circuit Court Records from the Archives of Maryland: 1694-1696 Q CR 35,694; 1702/3-1707 Z#1 CR 35,694; 1706-1712 C#2 CR 35,694; 1710-1713 D#2 CR 35,693; 1714-1716 F#2 CR 34,655;1716-1722 H#2 CR 35,694; Court Cases are not included. Frequently two names were used for the following landmarks: Mattawoman or St Thomas Creek, Chingamuxon or St. Michael's Creek, Nanjemy or Avon River, Baker's Creek or Pope's Creek, Piscataway River/Potomac River (C#2 105)5. T.L.C. Genealogy, St. Mary's County, Maryland Administrative Accounts 1674-1720, (T.L.C. Genealogy, P.O.Box 403369, Miami Beach, FL 33140-1369, 1994), p.60:p196. acct Robert Parker & judith his wife admx of Benja4Aug 1710. p.4: p. 40: account of Mary Morris, administratrix of Jacob Morris, late of SM dec'd. Disbursements to: Mr Briscoe for phisick. made up 14 Aug (1674)6. Charles County, Maryland, Land Records, 1722-1733, (T.L.C. Genealogy, PO Box 403369, Miami Beach, FL 33140-1369, 1994), p. 8-9: p. 24 Req Henry Wharton of St. Mary's Co 18 Jun 1722.Mary's Co. Gent. ... Thos Turner sold to John Briscoe on 3 Apr1722 "Diggs Baltimore's Gift" 242a. for 14,000# tob. .. Wit GeoDent, Gustavus Brown, Mrs Eleanor Briscoe wife of John releasedower. p.122. LiberM#2 p.221. At the request of George Keyth of CC the following lease was recorded 13 Jun 1730. Mar 25 1730 from Peter Carrico of CC planter to George Keyth of CC planter & Elizabeth his wife, for consideratins already reserved and herafter mentioned the lease of part of a parcel of land called Maidston, now in the possessin of sd Peter Carrico, situated on a branch of Piles Fresh bounded by a tract of land now in the possession of John Piggeon called New Bradford a tract of land in possession of Lawrence Lent called Canterbury containing 50a. George Keyth may cut down any timber or timber trees for the use of sd land (viz) for building, fencing, or tobacco hogshead, during term of 19 years, to commence from Dec 10 last past, in consideration of which George Keyth has paid Peter Carrico 2000 lbs of tobacco. Signed Peter Carrico. Wit. Jno Briscoe, Jno Howard.p.122. Liber M#2, p.220. At the request of George Keech of CC, the following lease was recorded this 11 Jun 1730. 8 Jun 1730 from Peter Carrico of CC, planter, to Abel Carrico of CC planter the lease of a part of a tract of land called Maidenstone, as he has in possession and has made improvements upon sd land, containing about 40a. This lease starts next Nov 1, and runs for 21 years. Abel Carrico may not have more than 1 person besides his own family for a crop of corn of tobacco, upon sd land. Abel Carrico shall not waste timber. Abel Carrico shall build what houses he has occasion of during sd term, at his own cost. The yearly rend is 500 lbs of tobacco and cast. Signed Peter Carrico. Wit. Jno Briscoe & Jno Howard.p.141. Liber M#2, p.288. The Mark of Gerrard Carrico of CC was recorded Jun 22, 1732.p. 50: p:227: At the request of Samuel Swann of CC. the deed rec Jul 9 1725. 19 Jun 1725 Philip Briscoe of St. Mary's Co. physician to Samuel Swann Carpenter for 5,000# tob tract of land formerly belongint to Edward Swann Sr being pt of a tract called "Egglestone" lying in CC & bounded as expressed in a deed of gift thereof to his dau. Susannah (to her made in consideration of her marriage) bounded by sd Edward's own line, containig about 80a. Signed Phill Briscoe Wit Jno Fendall, Jno Briscoe, deed ack by Philip Briscoe & his wife Elizabeth.7. Wills of Charles County Maryland, Philip Briscoe Sr Willl 18:339 25 Apr 1724; 29 Jan 1724. 8. Josephine Lindsay Bass & Becky Bonner, [S1831] My Southern Family Home Page: Leon Wilde's Genealogical Research Website, EMail: [email protected] _ chrono.html, (http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mysouthernfamily/myff/d0015/g0000022.html), Ward to Briscoe. 9. Bates, Marlene Strawser & Wright, F Edward, Early Charles County Maryland Settlers 1658-1745, (Family Line Publications, Rear 63 East Main St, Westminister, MD 21157, 1995), Briscoe, John Capt. Gent. Will. Briscoe, John Capt. Gent. and his wife Eleanor. In his will John Briscoe left to wife Eliner dwelling plantation. To son John Baltimore's Gift on condition he make over his right in the third part of land belonging to father Williamson to sons Samuel & Hezekiah. To son James tract where mother Susanna dwells. To dau. Mary Haw 134 a in St. Mary's Co. To son Samuel & grandson Williamson Briscoe, personalty. Mentions 5 children: Samuel, Philip, James, Hezekiah, and Martharn Briscoe & Elizabeth Briscoe. Wit. James Swaine, John Hayes, Andrew Chunn, Margaret Llewellin, Richard Bucknell. Creditors include Samuell & Williason Briscoe. Next of kin Samuell Williamson Briscoe, John Briscoe. Extr Mrs Eleanor Briscoe Inv 18. 275 10 may 1734-14 Jun 1734. Chandler, Job gives testmony reguarding the death of Negro Called Antonio belonging to his brother Symon Overzee. That Overzee brought said Negro ca Mar 1656 to his plantation in Portoback Creek and there left him with his overseer Clement Theobalds to work with his other servants {Arch of MD. V XLI p. 205]Chapman, Thomas age 21y States he was hired in VA by Mr Pinner to serve at Portobacco with Edmond Lindsey; Lindsay sent him to Clement Theobalds 10 Feb 1662. (ct & Land B#1.67-71)Short, George age 17-18y. Servant of Clement Theobalds, 10 jan 1670 (ct & land E#1.1}Clement Theobalds, Mentions William Thomas. Admr. Penelope Morris. (acct: 8.275) 20 Jul 1662) "Killed by the strock of a horse". admr. Richard Morris (Acct 8.85; 1 Aug 1683)Inv. 4.507; 9 Ju; 4 Jul 1676: Clement Theobalds, Distribution to James Wheeler who married the widow of Thomas Corker. Administrator Thomas Corker dec. Elizabeth Wheeler executrix.10. Maryland of Wills, Briscoe, John,Charles Co., 13th Jan., 1733; 8th Apr., 1734. Todecease to son Philip and hrs. and 1/3 of personal estate. Toson John and hrs., "Baltimore's Gift," where he now dwells, oncondition he make over his right in the third part of landbelonging t. 11. Lomax, John B , 1733 Charles County Maryland Tax List, Record Type: Tax, (1998 ), Briscoe Jno., Capt. 7Briscoe John 358 NEBriscoe Widow 461 NE. 12. Genealogical Recods: Maryland Probate Records 1674-1774, Subject: MD Probate Records, (Family Tree Maker, 199), Prerogative Court Abstracts, 1733-1738: Capt. John BriscoeJohn Chunn, Benjamin Chunn; Creditors: Samuel WilliamsonBriscoe, Williamson Hays: Next of Kin: Samuel WilliamsonBriscoe, John Briscoe. Executrix Mrs. Eleanor Briscoe. 13. Genealogical Records: Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin Vol. 1-38, Subject: MD Genealogy, (Family Tree Maker, Broderbund Banner Blue Div), Vol. 26 #4 Fall 1985, Charles Co. Administration AccountsEleanor Briscoe exex. James Swann & Mary Coty & Andrew Chinn ofCharles Co Sure 12 Apr 1735. 14. Register of Maryland's Heraldic Families, Volume: Vol 1, Briscoe (Bryan) Boyd (1789-1873), widow of Major James BoydBryan (1748-1802), widow of Captain John Lewis (1745-1785),son of Gen. Andrew Lewis (d--1781). Martha Love was dau--ofHon. Samuel Love (1720-1785) and Mary Haw Love (d--1748).Samuel Love was son o. 15. Reno, Linda , Her MD Families, Recipient: , (Fri, 20 Feb 1998). 16. Baldwin, Jane; Roberta Bolling Henry, The Maryland Calendar of Wills 1703-1713, (Korn & Pollock, Baltimore, MD, 1907), Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 3 Low, Margrett. Volume 3 Low, Margrett,St. Mary's Co., 19th Feb., 1711; 3rd Apr., 1711. To Ellinor Briscoe and goddau. Hester Berree and to Matthew Williamson, husband's goddau. Elinor Gladen, goddau. Nickcolls and to Kathering Gladine, personalty. Ex.: Samuel Williamson. Test: John Hayes, Elisha Summerhill, John Pratt, Philip Briscoe, Jr. 13. 238. 17. Genealogical Recods: Maryland Probate Records 1674-1774, Subject: MD Probate Records, (Family Tree Maker, 199), Calendar of Wills, Vol II 1753-1760: Briscoe, Elinor. Calendar of Wills, Vol II 1753-1760: Briscoe, Elinor, Charles Co Widow. 2 Feb 1753. To granddau Elinor Briscoe, dau of Leonard and Elizabeth Briscoe, Negro Philis. first Child of Philis to go to Mary Briscoe dau of Leonard and Elizabeth Briscoe. To grandson Hanson Briscoe son of Philip Chloe Briscoe. Negro boy Riswell and if he dies without issue then to his brother John Hanson Briscoe. To granddau Elinor Llewellin Briscoe, dau of Samuel and Margaret Briscoe 6 Silver Spoons. To granddaughter Elinor Wilson Briscoe dau of Hezekiah and Susannh Briscoe, Negro girl Nan. To goddau Margarett Briscoe dau of Hezekiah and Susannah Briscoe, Negro girl Henny. To grandson John Wilson, Negro Woman Moll. My wearing apparel to daus, Martha Wilson & Elizabeth Briscoe. To son Hezekiah Briscoe tract called "Retirement" lying part in St. Mary's and part in Charles Co Son Hezekiah Briscoe, ex. Wit. Andw. Chunn, John Compton, James Compton. 29.110. 18. Charles County, Maryland, Rent Roll of 1753, (TLC Genealogy, PO Box 403369, Miami Beach FL 33140-1369, 1998), The Rent Roll of Charles Co. to Michaelmass 1753. P. 55:. The Rent Roll of Charles Co. to Michaelmass 1753. P. 55: MorrAdventure 700 acres Surveyed 17 May 1665 for Richard Morris on the north side of a swamp that falls into Birds Cr. Posser. 700a Eleanor Briscoe. p. 127-8. "Addition to Maidstone" 115 acres surveyed [nothing follows] Poss(r): 115 Peter Carrico. This land is included in Maidstone, which is an elder survey This land is not entered in the Revenue Office Books, G. Lee, Far (?) 1768."p. 61 "p. 76. Maidstone. 100 acres Surveyed Nov 8, 1673 for John HUNT at a vounded white oak, a

John married Eleanor WILLIAMSON about 1710 in Charles County, Maryland. Eleanor and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Elizabeth BRISCOE and died.

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• FamilySearch ID: GDPB-BMT
• _UID: 20C03B2901364FFAB73B33CBDA7CD42301F2
• Immigration: 20 Apr 1663, Northumberland, Virginia, British Colonial America; Arrived in America, age 15
• Occupation: 16 Oct 1694, St. Mary's, Maryland, British Colonial America; Commissioner
• MilitaryService: 1696, Charles, Maryland, British Colonial America; Colonel, Colonial Militia
• Occupation: 1696, Charles, Maryland, British Colonial America; Commissioner of the Peace
• Religion: 1696, King & Queen Parish, St. Mary's, Maryland, British Colonial Ameica; chosen Vestryman
• Occupation: Oct 1696, Charles, Maryland, British Colonial America; Gentleman Justice
• Will Proved: 29 Jan 1724, Charles, Colony of Maryland, British Colonial America
• Will written: 25 Apr 1724

Notes:

Will (40) , 25 Apr 1724-29 Jan 1724, Charles Co., Maryland, USA

Will Philip Briscoe, To wife Susannah, dwelling plantation Morris's
Venture,at her decease son John, ex. To son Philip, 80 acres had of
Father Swann. To son Edward, tract Hitchin,111 acres of Loves Enjoyment.
To grandson Leonard (son of son George, dec'd) part of Chaptico Manor
during term of lease. To daughters Sarah Leonard, Judith Ashcom, Susannah
Compton and Ann Wood, personalty. To son James, 200 acres of Loves
Enjoyment. Witnessess include John Briscoe Jr. Next of kin: Philip
Briscoe Jr., Edward Briscoe. Ex. John Brisoce

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Name: Philip BRISCOE Given Name: Philip Surname: Briscoe Sex: M Birth: 1648 in , St Marys, Maryland Death: 25 Apr 1724 in , Charles, Maryland Note: His will proved 25 Apr 1724 (age 76) (Annapolis, Libr 3 Folio 176, Charles, MD Copy of "The John Briscoe Story" printed in Natl Gen Soc Quarterly, Sep 1958, received from Marilyn Holmes ll Nov 1985 by ASB. The order of birth of the children differ from the record of Ruth Sorensen (Batch #7134930 sheet 11) who had ord done for the children in IF in 1972 and "The John Briscoe Story".

Father: John BRISCOE b: 1612 in , England
Mother: Elizabeth DU BOIS b: Abt 1616

Marriage 1 Susannah SWANN b: Abt 1656 in Of, Charles, Maryland
Married: Abt 1677 in , Charles, Maryland
Children
John BRISCOE b: 1678 in , Charles, Maryland
Philip BRISCOE b: 1679-1680 in , Charles, Maryland
Edward BRISCOE b: 1685 in , Charles, Maryland
George BRISCOE b: Abt 1687 in , Charles, Maryland
Sarah BRISCOE b: Abt 1689 in , Prince George, Maryland
Judith BRISCOE b: Abt 1691 in , Charles, Maryland
Susanna BRISCOE b: Abt 1693 in , Charles, Maryland
Anne BRISCOE b: Abt 1695 in , Charles, Maryland
James BRISCOE b: Abt 1697 in , Charles, Maryland

His will proved 25 Apr 1724 (age 76) (Annapolis, Libr 3 Folio 176, Charles, MDCopy of "The John Briscoe Story" printed in Natl Gen Soc Quarterly, Sep 1958,received from Marilyn Holmes ll Nov 1985 by ASB. The order of birth of the children differ from the record of Ruth Sorensen (Batch #7134930 sheet 11) who hadord done for the children in IF in 1972 and "The John Briscoe Story".
Philip Briscoe, son of Doctor John and Elizabeth, was born c1647/48 and died in Charles County by January 1725/25. About 1719 he made a deposition giving his age as about 72, saying he saw a bounded white oak in a gully belonging to Luke Barber, where he himself lived some 50 years earlier. He married Susannah Swann, daughter of Edward Swann. She died by July 1740 in Charles County. On 19 June 1707 she signed the inventory of the estate of her brother James Swann of St. Mary's County.

Philip Briscoe was one of the coroners of Charles County, and later one of the Magistrates, Justice and Chief Civil Officers of Charles County. He also served on the vestry of King and Queen Anglican Parish, St. Mary's County, in 1692 and 1697. He was a delegate to the Lower House of the Assembly, representing Charles County, 1699-1700.

His will was dated 25 April 1724, proved 29 January 1724/5, and named wife Susannah, who was devised the dwelling planation Morris' Venture for life, then to son John; to son Philip the 80 acres "bought from Father Swann;" son Edward was devised "Hitchen" and 111 acres of "Love's Enjoyment"; deceased son George (who left a son Leonard) and daughter Sarah Leonard, Judith Ashrom, Susanna Compton and Ann Wood. Son James was devised 200 acres of "Love's Enjoyment". At his death his total estatevalue was ?671.19.9 (including 14 slaves and numerous books). After his debts were paid, a final balance of ?490.7.2 remained for distribution. An account of the administation of his estate was filed on 3 December 1725 by John Briscoe, executor. Legacies were paid to wife Susannah, Susanna Comptom, Ann Wood, Charles Ashcom, and William Howard.
Will of Susannah Swann Briscoe
Posted 04 jul 2014 by tparran1

According to this will, these were the children of Philip and Susannah: Philip, James, Ann and John.

Susannah Briscoe Will: 5 Feb, 1740
To Son Philip: Negro, Susannah, Dinah & Pete, feather bed, sheets, rug, silver tankard, 2 silver spoons, stove pan, mill stone, large looking glass, candle, book, "Sun & Substance of Christian Religion", hand irons.
To Son James: Negro, Peter & Catherine, money, sheets, bed, rocker, pewter plate, cow & calf, bran kettle, largest glan, largest book, "Bishop Hall Works".
To Daughter, Ann Wood: Negro, James, trunk, old wearing apparel, crepe brown petticoat, a shift apron.
To Grandson, Samuel Williamson Briscoe, son John Briscoe, deceased: Negro, Susannah.
To Grandson, Philip Briscoe, son of John Briscoe, deceased: Negro, Sarah.
To Grandson, James Briscoe, son of John Briscoe, deceased: 1 heifer.
To Grandson, Hezekiah Briscoe, son of John Briscoe, deceased: 1 shilling.
To Grandson, John Briscoe, son of John Briscoe, deceased: pewter dishes.
To Granddaughter, Martha Wilson, daughter of John Wilson: feather bed, sheets, quilt, and curtains.
To Granddaughter, Elizabeth Briscoe, cupboard.
To Granddaughter, Elizabeth Garner, two bundles of wool cord.
To Sarah Howard children: 1 shilling each.
To Grandson, William Howard, a heifer, remaining pewter.
To Granddaughter, Mary Howard: best trunk.
To Granddaughter, Sarah Barber/Parker: 6 pewter platters.
To each of Susan Compton's children: 1 shilling.
To Grandson, John Davis: 1 heifer.
To Granddaughter, Mary Wood, daughter of Ann Wood: 1 iron pot.
To Granddaughter, Mary Briscoe: 1 heifer.
To Grandson, George Davis: 1 iron pot.
To Grandson, Leonard Briscoe: 1 shilling.
To Granddaughter Judith's children: 1 shilling each.
To Granddaughter, Rebecca Briscoe: 1 heifer.
To Grandsons, Williamson Briscoe & Henry Smoot: 1 shilling each (note great grandsons).
To Brother, Samuel Swann: corn.




Information about Philip Briscoe I

1700's

Maryland

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Col. married Susannah SWANN in 1676 in Charles, Maryland. Susannah (daughter of Col Edward SWANN and Susannah HEATH) was born in 1662 in St. Mary's, Maryland; died on 11 Feb 1739 in Charles County, Maryland; was buried in Will Probate, Charles County, Maryland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• FamilySearch ID: LHRB-N1S
• _UID: 695D2D462F7843DCACE16BDE285D89220507

Notes:

Philip Briscoe, son of Doctor John and Elizabeth, was born c1647/48 and died in Charles County by January 1725/25. About 1719 he made a deposition giving his age as about 72, saying he saw a bounded white oak in a gully belonging to Luke Barber, where he himself lived some 50 years earlier. He married Susannah Swann, daughter of Edward Swann. She died by July 1740 in Charles County. On 19 June 1707 she signed the inventory of the estate of her brother James Swann of St. Mary's County.

Philip Briscoe was one of the coroners of Charles County, and later one of the Magistrates, Justice and Chief Civil Officers of Charles County. He also served on the vestry of King and Queen Anglican Parish, St. Mary's County, in 1692 and 1697. He was a delegate to the Lower House of the Assembly, representing Charles County, 1699-1700.

His will was dated 25 April 1724, proved 29 January 1724/5, and named wife Susannah, who was devised the dwelling planation Morris' Venture for life, then to son John; to son Philip the 80 acres "bought from Father Swann;" son Edward was devised "Hitchen" and 111 acres of "Love's Enjoyment"; deceased son George (who left a son Leonard) and daughter Sarah Leonard, Judith Ashrom, Susanna Compton and Ann Wood. Son James was devised 200 acres of "Love's Enjoyment". At his death his total estatevalue was ?671.19.9 (including 14 slaves and numerous books). After his debts were paid, a final balance of ?490.7.2 remained for distribution. An account of the administation of his estate was filed on 3 December 1725 by John Briscoe, executor. Legacies were paid to wife Susannah, Susanna Comptom, Ann Wood, Charles Ashcom, and William Howard.
Will (45) , 5 Feb 1740-24 Jul 1740, Charles Co., Maryland, USA

5 Feb 1739: Will Susannah Briscoe
to son Philip: Negros, Susannah, Dinah, & Pete, feather bed, sheets, rug, silver tankard, 2 silver spoons, stove pan, mill stone, large looking glass, candle, book "Sun & Substance of Christian Religion", hand irons,
son James Negro, Peter & Catherine, money, sheets, bed, rocker, pt. plate, cow & calf, bran kettle, largest glan, largest book "Bishop Hall Works",

Samuel Williamson Briscoe son of son John Briscoe deceased Negro, Susannah;
grand son Philip Briscoe son of John Briscoe deceased Negro Sarah;
grand daughter, Martha Wilson daughter John Wilson feather bed, sheets, quilt, curtains;
grand daughter Elizabeth Briscoe cubbord;,
grand son James Briscoe son of son John Briscoe deceased heifer,
grand son Hezekiah Briscoe son of John Briscoe deceased 1 shilling;
daughter Ann Wood Negro James, trunk old wearing apparel, crepe brown petticoat,
a shift apron; give
to grand daughter Elizabeth Garner & two bundles wool cord;
grand son William Howard a heifer, remaining pt.
Sarah Howard children 1 shilling each,
grand son John Briscoe son of John Briscoe deceased dishes pewter;
grand daughter Mary Howard best trunk;
grand daughter Sarah Barber/Parker 6 pewter platters,
to each of Susan Compton's children 1 shilling;
grand son John Davis heifer;
grand daughter Mary Wood daughter Ann Wood 1 iron pot.
(Note Ann Briscoe Davis Wood had a daughter Mary by her 1st husband did
she have a daughter Mary by her second husband or did Mary marry a Wood).
Grand daughter Mary Briscoe heifer,
grand son George Davis iron pot,
grand son Leonard Briscoe 1 shilling,
grand daughter Judith's children 1 shilling each,
brother Samuel Swann corn,
grand daughter Rebecca Briscoe 1 heifer,
grand son Williamson Briscoe & Henry Smoot 1 shilling (note
certainly great grand sons):
sJuly 24, 1740 Will dated Feb. 5, 1740 ,
proved, sons Philip & James, Exec

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• FamilySearch ID: LY8V-8RK
• TitleOfNobility: ; Doctor
• Name: Dr. John BRISCOE
• _UID: 913699079A1A420D883B7CC851AB8C0C0568
• Immigration: 1633, Maryland, British Colonial America; Surgeon on the Ark and Dove; lists all passengers and crew

Notes:

GS F858672 #10 "The Briscoe Family". "The John Briscoe Story" pub in Natl GenSoc Quarterly Sep 1958. He was a Dr. and came to Maryland in 1634 aboard "TheArk and Dove".

Came at the request of Ceclius Calvert, 2nd Lord Baltimore to the English Colonies in 1634.

John married Elizabeth DU BOIS about 1637 in England. Elizabeth (daughter of Jean Pierre DU BOIS and Madeleine Renee DE CROIZ) was born in 1611 in Vienne, Poitou-Charentes, France; died on 5 Jun 1648 in Saint Mary's, Saint Mary's Co., Maryland, British Colonial America. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Descended from: ; Count De Roussey Marquis Bois
• FamilySearch ID: GJB4-3R5
• LifeSketch: ; Elizabeth DU BOIS was a Huguenot...she was French. We have no proof of her marriage to Dr. John Briscoe, but her name appears in family records.
• TitleOfNobility: ; Lady
• Name: Elizabeth Attaway DUBOIS
• Name: Elizabeth DU BOIS
• _UID: 8C7E741A8B7A42A394594DD73BBD5314F2CA

Notes:

"The Briscoe Family" (GS F858672 #10): "Dr John Briscoe married in England, Elizabeth du Bois of the distinguished Huguenot family of Count du Roussey 1110, Marquis du Bois, whose descendants fled to England to escape religious prosecution."

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• FamilySearch ID: LKB3-8FK
• MilitaryService: ; Colonel
• Name: Edward SWANN
• _UID: 5DA547D29FD34F7B8B820D7CE8A4A23F5AA4
• Immigration: Abt 1654, Maryland, British Colonial America; Maryland
• Residence: 1662, Maryland; founded "Eagleton" plantation
• Occupation: 4 May 1663, Charles City, Virginia; Constable and Coroner
• Residence: 1664, Chestnut Point; 200 acres

Notes:

Charles County SWANN family. Edward SWANN was granted 1200 acres for EAGLESTON plantation in 1664. He married Susannah HEATH and had five recorded children. Early associated Charles County families are: AMERY, BEALL, BRISCOE, BURCH, COATES, COMPTON, COTRELL, COVINGTON, DENT, DYSON, HATCH, HOLLIDAY, HOWARD, KING, MADDOX, MAGRUDER, NAYLOR, NORRIS, SCOTT, SWANN, THORNE, TURNER, WILSON and many more.

Our Swann family begins with Edward Swann and Susannah Heath who emigrated (at different times) from England and settled in the mid-1600s in Charles County, Maryland. Edward is thought to have been born about 1630 and we are still researching to determine where.

Edward Swann arrived in Maryland before March 1653* and married Susannah Heath, possibly by 1658. It is usually thought that Edward was born before 1630 in Kent County, England. He died about 26 May 1708 at Eagleton, Charles County, Maryland. He married Susannah Heath daughter of William Heath b~1605 and Anne MNU (maiden name unknown)) about 1660 in Charles County, Maryland. Susannah was born in Jan 1629/30 in Surrey County, England and baptized 25 February 1630 at St. Thomas Parish Southwark, Surrey County. She died about 1693 at Eagleton Plantation, Charles County, Maryland. It has been claimed that there are no probate records for Edward Swan and that he died ~1678** in St. Mary's County, Maryland.(I think not.)

[Sources: (1) Maryland Prerogative Court, Inventories & Accounts, Liber 2, pp. 153, 156, and 202, and Liber 4, pp 256 and 524, and (2) Hall, Robert W., Early Landowners of Maryland, Volume 5: St. Mary's County, 1633-1710, p. 223.] However, a court record which follows proves otherwise.

*Edward first appeared in the Maryland court records in 1653 when he stood good for a debt incurred by Francis Posey of St. Mary's County. He was Constable in Charles County in 1663 and also Coroner. He was a Juror 1665-1666. Edward Swann shows in the 1696 AIS/GRS database in Maryland Colony.

**CC, May 3, 1742. The deposition of John Thorn, age about 45 years, who says that the place where he now stands, being on the point of a small hill near the dwelling house of William Thorn, decd, that the sd William Thorn told him, about 6 years ago (1736), that on this place, old Edward Swann told him {about 48 years ago) (1694) stood a bounded red oak, a bounded tree of old Thomas Stonestreet's land called Burch Den, and further says that the sd William Thorn, decd, told him, if it should ever come in dispute, he would prove it, and this deponent further says that Samuel Swann told him that his father, Edward Swann, showed the sd Thomas Stonstreet where to take up the sd land.

The first known record for Edward Swann indicates that he was in Maryland as early as 1653. In March 1653, Francis Posey sells to Edward Swann and mentions Walter Beane with witnesses John Hatch and Wm. Marshall*.
*A Wiliiam Marshall is shown 'Cavaliers and Pioneers' as transported in 1653 by Major John Weathrope to Charles City. Also a William Marshall as transported in 1643 by William Erwins to James City.
Susannah (Heath) Swann was christened 25 February 1630 at St. Thomas Parish in Surrey County, England. Her father is shown as William Heath (15 Dec 1605 ? 29 May 1652). At this time, it is thought that her mother was Hannah or Anne maiden name unknown who died in childbirth in 1646/47 and was buried 14 Feb 1646/47 at Southwark, St. Thomas Parish, Surrey County, England.
Edward and Susannah Swann raised 3 sons and a daughter. (see Descendant Report in Volume 2) I am descended from their son, James Swann, born about 1668 in Charles County, Maryland. When Edward died, James, the eldest son inherited Eagleton Plantation. Upon James' death, his wife, Judith Goldsmith Nyfinger Swann, would have had a dower right to a third of his estate. However, since she remarried to Samuel Williamson, Eagleton Plantation passed to James Swann's eldest son, Thomas Swann b.1692, my 5th great-grandfather.

Regarding the marriage of Edward Swann and Susannah Heath, no records have been identified. A message from Mary Klein may explain:

Phil,
As you know, early Maryland records are very hard to come by, especially early church records. The have been burned, lost, stolen and never recorded. Of course, ship captains were authorized to marry, as were other civil officers such as Justices. The organization in those early days was pretty loose, since survival was the main aim. If no clergyman or other official were available, couples often lived together as husband and wife until such time as they could be married officially. Of course land records often have more information than most other sources. And sometimes, as you well, know, there is no available documentation at all. Thanks for the attachments, and all the best in your ongoing gigantic project.
Mary
(May 2015)
Mary O. Klein | Archivist
Episcopal Diocese of Maryland 4 E. University Pkwy |Baltimore, MD 21218 |410-467-1399

The only documented children of Edward and Susannah Heath Swann:
Susannah b.~1662 CC, MD married Dr. Philip Briscoe in 1678
(Capt.) James b~1668 CC, MD married Judith Goldsmith 7 August 1688
Thomas Swann b~1674 SMC, MD marr. Catherine Burch 1698 PGC, MD
Samuel Swann b~1676 Eagleton marr. Ann Burch 1701 CC, MD
I suggest that you dismiss the suggestion of any other children; I have extremely good documentation. Contact me and read my previous messages to the former sponsor of this gravesite. phil swan

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Facts
Birth
Bef 1630 ? Dover, Kent, England

1630

(AGE)
Birth of Daughter Susannah Swann(1660? 1739)
1660 ? St Mary's, Maryland, USA

1660

30
Marriage
1662 ? Charles, Maryland, USA
Susannah Heath

(1635? 1693)

1662

32
Arrival
1662 ? Maryland, USA

1662

32
Birth of Son James Swann Sr(1664? 1707)
Abt. 1664 ? St Mary's, Maryland, USA

1664

34
Birth of Son Thomas Swann Sr(1674? 1764)
Abt. 1674 ? Eagleton Plantation, Charles, Maryland, USA

1674

44
Birth of Son Samuel A Swann(1676? 1743)
1676 ? Eagleton Plantation, Charles, Maryland, USA

1676

46
Birth of Son Edward Swann Jr(1680? 1711)
Bef. 1680 ? St Mary's, Maryland, USA

1680

50
Death of Wife Susannah Heath(1635? 1693)
Abt 1693 ? Swanns Point, Charles, Maryland, USA

1693

63
Residence
1696 ? Maryland, USA

1696

66
Death of Son James Swann Sr(1664? 1707)
Bef. 19 Jun 1707 ? St Mary's, Maryland, USA

1707

77
Death
26 May 1708 ? Swanns Point, Charles, Maryland, USA

Eagleton Plantation
_____________________________________________________

Edward married Susannah HEATH on 16 Jul 1644 in Lea Marston, Warwickshire, England. Susannah (daughter of William HEATH and Anne WHITEINGE) was born about 1632 in England; died after 1676 in Charles, Maryland, British Colonial America. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• FamilySearch ID: C856-HN2
• _UID: 2FBE420B39CC432FBD3219C03FA1E2316C62

Notes:

Susannah Swann married Edward Swann and had children Samuel, Susannah, Thomas, Edward, William, James, John, Judith, Richard, Henry

The last record of Susanna is her name of the land transaction when Edward Swann and Susanna sold Chesnut Point to Gilbert Corner, tailor. 11 Aug 1666
Eggleston Manor for Death?


Charles County Circuit Court, Liber B, 28 Jul 1663, Page 125
John Piper and Samuell Dobson bind themselves never to trouble nor molest Edward Swan of a parcel of land containing 100 acres which the said Swan was possessed of before any of us had any relation to the one half of the said land; 14 Jan 1662; /s/ John Piper (mark); Samuell Dobson; wit. Susan Swan (mark)
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Charles County Circuit Court Liber D, Page 75
Acknowledgment by Edward Swan and Susanna Swan to Wm. Ward:
17 Aug 1658; John Lugar, late sec'y to the Province, for transporting several persons, due land which was granted to James Walker, assignee of John Lugar, son of John Lugar; a parcel of land on the west side of Wicomico; called WALKER'S RUNN; containing 200 acres; /s/ Josias Fendall; recorded, Philip Calvert, Sec'y
James Walker assigns his rights in above 27 Jan 1658; /s/ James Walker; wit. Robert Hiscok (mark), Richard Grayner (mark)
John Piper and Sam. Dobson acknowledge ownership of the 200 acres by Edward Swan; /s/ John Piper (mark), Sam. Dobson; wit. Susanna Swan (mark)
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Charles County Circuit Court Liber D, Page 79
9 Mar 1668; Indenture from Edward Swan to William Ward; for 15,000# of tobacco; a parcel of land formerly granted to James Walker; /s/ Edward Swane (mark); wit. John Morren (mark), Jonathan Marler

Birth: 1630, England
Death: 1699
Charles County
Maryland, USA

My Swann family begins with Edward Swann and Susannah Heath who emigrated (at different times) from England and settled in the mid-1600s in Charles County, Maryland. Edward is thought to have been born about 1630 and we are still researching to determine where.
Edward Swann arrived in Maryland before March 1653* and married Susannah Heath, possibly by 1658. It is usually thought that Edward was born before 1630 in Kent County, England. He died about 26 May 1708 at Eagleton, Charles County, Maryland. He married Susannah Heath daughter of William Heath b~1605 and Anne MNU (maiden name unknown)) about 1660 in Charles County, Maryland. Susannah was born in Jan 1629/30 in Surrey County, England and baptized 25 February 1630 at St. Thomas Parish Southwark, Surrey County. She died about 1693 at Eagleton Plantation, Charles County, Maryland. It has been claimed that there are no probate records for Edward Swan and that he died ~1678** in St. Mary's County, Maryland.(I think not.)
[Sources: (1) Maryland Prerogative Court, Inventories & Accounts, Liber 2, pp. 153, 156, and 202, and Liber 4, pp 256 and 524, and (2) Hall, Robert W., Early Landowners of Maryland, Volume 5: St. Mary's County, 1633-1710, p. 223.] However, a court record which follows proves otherwise.

*Edward first appeared in the Maryland court records in 1653 when he stood good for a debt incurred by Francis Posey of St. Mary's County. He was Constable in Charles County in 1663 and also Coroner. He was a Juror 1665-1666. Edward Swann shows in the 1696 AIS/GRS database in Maryland Colony.

**CC, May 3, 1742. The deposition of John Thorn, age about 45 years, who says that the place where he now stands, being on the point of a small hill near the dwelling house of William Thorn, decd, that the sd William Thorn told him, about 6 years ago (1736), that on this place, old Edward Swann told him {about 48 years ago) (1694) stood a bounded red oak, a bounded tree of old Thomas Stonestreet's land called Burch Den, and further says that the sd William Thorn, decd, told him, if it should ever come in dispute, he would prove it, and this deponent further says that Samuel Swann told him that his father, Edward Swann, showed the sd Thomas Stonstreet where to take up the sd land.

The first known record for Edward Swann indicates that he was in Maryland as early as 1653. In March 1653, Francis Posey sells to Edward Swann and mentions Walter Beane with witnesses John Hatch and Wm. Marshall*.
*A Wiliiam Marshall is shown 'Cavaliers and Pioneers' as transported in 1653 by Major John Weathrope to Charles City. Also a William Marshall as transported in 1643 by William Erwins to James City.
Susannah (Heath) Swann was christened 25 February 1630 at St. Thomas Parish in Surrey County, England. Her father is shown as William Heath (15 Dec 1605 ? 29 May 1652). At this time, it is thought that her mother was Hannah or Anne maiden name unknown who died in childbirth in 1646/47 and was buried 14 Feb 1646/47 at Southwark, St. Thomas Parish, Surrey County, England.
. When Edward died, James, the eldest son inherited Eagleton Plantation. Upon James' death, his wife, Judith Goldsmith Nyfinger Swann, would have had a dower right to a third of his estate. However, since she remarried to Samuel Williamson, Eagleton Plantation passed to James Swann's eldest son, Thomas Swann b.1692.

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Leonard married Mabel SANDS in 1600 in Cumberland, England, Great Britain. Mabel (daughter of William SANDYS, II and Elizabeth ORFORD) was born in 1580 in Cumberland, England, Great Britain; died in in Crofton Hall, Cumberland, England; was buried on 11 Jul 1608 in England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Notes:

The Papers of the Honorable Samuel SWANN give his SWANN Family Genealogy, beginning with his grandparents; and then his father Colonel Thomas SWANN, his five wives and his 14 children.
Thanks and appreciation to FS Patron DrJimMDPA for spending April 2017 at the Library of Congress to secure this information on the Colonel Thomas SWANN Family of Colonial Virginia. This record was personally written by the Honorable Samuel SWANN (1653-1707), son of Colonel Thomas SWANN and his second wife. The Honorable Samuel SWANN had moved to North Carolina where he served as Collector of His Majesty's Customs at Roanoke [North Carolina]. Samuel SWANN died in 1707 in Perquiman's County/ Albemarle, North Carolina.
The Papers of the Honorable Samuel SWANN were in the possession of Captain T. A. ASHE of Raleigh, North Carolina, who allowed the papers to be printed and published in The Virginia Historical Magazine, XXVII, 153-156.
Extract of the Record of the Honorable Samuel SWANN:
"My grandmother, Judith Swann was born on the 5th day of February 1589, being Wednesday and died on the 16th day of March 1636 in the 47th year of her age and was buried at SWANN's Point [Surry County, Virginia]. My grandfather, William SWANN married again the 1st day of May 1637, and died the last of February in the 52nd year of his age and was buried at SWANN's Point [Surry County, Virginia].





Notes for William Swann:
The Swanns are from Kent, England. Wiliam Swann and his wife, Judith, came to Jamestown in 1616 and had a son, Thomas, and then went back to England. William was a stockholder in the Virginia Company and was appointed Royal Customs Collector of Virginia. The Swanns finally settled permanently in Virginia in 1635. William was granted land across from Jamestown in Surry County. He purchased a farm which was Jordan's Point and named it Swann's Point which is still on the maps today. Virginia was going to build a bridge across the James River at this point, but a few relatives persuaded the State to turn Swann's Point into a wildlife reserve. William and Judith are buried there in the family graveyard. Thomas, the eldest son, inherited the land and became a member of the Virginia House of Burgesses. Tom's younger brother, Edward, was granted land in St. Mary's Co., MD and moved there in the 1650s. Col. Edward Swann married Susannah Heath and had 10 children. Edward had plots of land all over St Mary's/Charles County, and is presumed to have died after 1666.

William married Judith GREEN, (Widow Austin) on 16 Apr 1612 in Middlesex, England. Judith (daughter of Richard GREEN and Margery SHOWELL) was born on 5 Feb 1589 in Ratcliffe, Stepney, England; died between 16 Mar 1634 and 1666 in Swann's Point, Surry, Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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William married Anne WHITEINGE. Anne and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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