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1601 Note - All current and next generation descendant information on John Webster & spouse provided by Linda Vernon.
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Bedford Co, VA later became Amherst Co VA
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Vestal once said that John Webster (c.1759-1833) was born in Albemarle
Co, VA. I have found that most other researchers say that John Webster
was likely born in Amherst Co, VA. According to his pension
application file, he lived in Amherst Co. when he was a child, he
enlisted in the Revolutionary service while a resident of Amherst Co,
and he married in Amherst Co. This last may be a mistake -- the
location of his marriage seems to be Bedford Co.
Vestal, do you have any sources for the Albemarle Co birth place?

**** Albemarle Co. VA was formed in 1744, Amherst Co. was formed in 1758
from part of Albemarle....
I've found the records of both Cos. are often combined. As our John was
born right during the 'split' - it's understandable that his Birth is listed
in both counties....
Bedford Co. was formed in 1753, also from part of Albemarle.
Most likely, John was born, married, & enlisted in essentialy the same
area......
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 		WEBSTER, John (I1153)
 
1602 Note from Corie: I disagree with the notation that she married Embry.

48. Frances ?Franky? MOORE. Born on 12 Apr 1827 in Claiborne Co., TN. Frances ?Franky? died on 19 Nov 1881; she was 54. Education:
Info From Tenc@aol.com On 7-6-96.

On 31 Jul 1852 when Frances ?Franky? was 25, she first married Solomon PHELPS (FULTZ) Jr, in Claiborne Co., TN.

They had one child: 167 i. Robert Jasper (~1855-)

Frances ?Franky? second married Joseph Jackson EMBRY. http://tippytnn.topcities.com/rlm/Lewis.htm
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Tennessee State Marriages, 1780-2002 about E Fulp *** aka Solomon Phelps Name: E Fulp *** Frances "Frankie" Moore
Spouse: A Fulp Marriage Date: 30 Jul 1852 *** it was recorded 2 Aug 1852 Marriage County: Claiborne Marriage State: Tennessee
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Name Frances "Frankie" Moore Gender Female Birth 12 Apr 1827 , Claiborne, Tennessee, USA Death 19 Nov 1881 (Age: 54)
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1860 United States Federal Census Name Frances "Frankie" Moore Gender Female Birth 12 Apr 1827
Claiborne, Tennessee, USA Death 19 Nov 1881 (Age: 54)
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1870 United States Federal Census Name: Robert J Fulps Birth Year: abt 1855 Age in 1870: 15
Birthplace: Tennessee Home in 1870: Benton, Newton, Missouri Gender: Male Post Office: Newtonia Household Members, Name, Age Samuel Moore 77 Frances Fulps 43
Robert J Fulps 15 		MOORE, Frances "Frankie" (I18263)
 
1603 Note from Sharon Alexander Bond
Grandmother (Ida Lou Williams) used to tell the story of how Ray almost died as an infant because he couldn't keep food down. My grandfather(Raymer Phelps Peters Sr) always loved to snack on cheese and crackers. While snacking one evening, Granddaddy gave Ray a tiny bit of cheese...he ate it and kept it down. Grandmother then fed him cheese every day with little bits of cracker and he thrived. Strange how you remember little stories like that! He was the FBI man, for sure. He was an avid photographer, artist, naturalist, and an engineer. (Purdue University) The painting you see above the two of them is one of his. One hangs in the FBI offices in Washington DC. Ray and Shirley had a beautiful daughter named Nora Ray who died in 1965 when she was 18. She was hit by a drunken driver. Shirley died in her sixties of a brain tumor. Doug has one son, Ryan. Uncle Ray died of Alzheimer's about five years ago. He was an avid photographer, artist, naturalist, and an engineer. One of his paintings hangs in the FBI offices in Washington DC.
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Sharon Alexander Bond writes Uncle Ray(Raymer Phelps Peters Jr) was a small man who had great courage...His son,( Raymer) Douglas Peters, lives in Phoenix, AZ. We went to see him 18 months ago and I'll send pictures soon. He has been very successful...very much like his father. He's an engineer and is as meticulous as his dad. Wonderful sense of humor, too. Strange how you remember little stories like that! He was the FBI man, for sure.
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1930 United States Federal Census Name: Raymer Peters Home in 1930: Beat 1, Pearl River, Mississippi Age: 9 Estimated birth year: abt 1921
Relation to Head of House: Son Father's Name: Raymer Mother's Name: Ida Low Race: White Household Members: Name Age Raymer Peters 32
Ida Low Peters 29 Raymer Peters 9 Jock Peters 8 Orice Peters 5 Shelly Peters 4 Kenith R Peters 2
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1940 United States Federal Census Name: Ray Peters Age: 19 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1921
Gender: Male Race: White Birthplace: Mississippi Marital Status: Single
Relation to Head of House: Son Home in 1940: Pearl River, Mississippi Street: Dupont Road
Inferred Residence in 1935: Rural, Pearl River, Mississippi Residence in 1935: Rural, Pearl River, Mississippi
Sheet Number: 1A Household Members: Name Age Rayner P Peters 40 Ida Lou Peters 39 Ray Peters 19
Jack Peters 18 Orcie Peters 16 Shirley Peters 13 Reginald Peters 12
Donald Peters 10 Betty Ruth Peters 6 Annette Peters 2

Source Citation: Year: 1940; Census Place: , Pearl River, Mississippi; Roll: T627_2057; Page: 1A; Enumeration District: 55
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2000 Social Security Death Index Name: Raymer P. Peters SSN: 425-24-9489 Last Residence: 85215 Mesa, Maricopa, Arizona, United States of America
Born: 26 Sep 1920 Died: 11 Sep 2000 State (Year) SSN issued: Mississippi 		PETERS, Raymer Phelps Jr (I14916)
 
1604 Note posted by Stephanie Moore on 8-29-2000 on hppt://genforum.genealogy.com/fulp/message/53.html referenced Earnest's middle name as Madison FULP, Ernest (I5485)
 
1605 Note: John's connection with Amelia gotten from internet KIGER, John Augustin (I3592)
 
1606 Note: Death certificates has notation at top stating "Altered per request, Health Dept. 5-18-1966 WOLFE, Ernest Jr (I4941)
 
1607 Note: Tombstone shows birth date of 1-13-1874, while death certificate list birth date as 2-15-1874
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From the death certificate (40-535):

Name: Alfred Gideon Pegram
Age: 57 yrs 7 mos 27 days
Residence: Stokesdale, N.C.
Birth date: 2-15-1874
Birthplace: Rockingham Co.

Marital status: married
Spouse: Florence Pegram [2nd wife? -- TWM]

Occupation: Farmer

Father: William Asbury Pegram, b. N.C.
Mother: Sarah Ann Dye, b. N.C.

Informant: Rankin Pegram

Date of death: Sept. 10, 1931
Place of death: St. Leo's Hospital
Greensboro, N.C.

Cause of death: Gastric hemorrage
(Died in an hour after admitted to hospital)
Contributory: Probably carcinoma stomach - from history of case

Burial: 9-12-31
Christian Church Stokesdale

[Note: This is probably "our" guy (the husband of Mary Turner), but
there is no direct proof on the document. Also, the 1900 census for
"our" guy says that he was born Jan 1874. I know -- picky picky!]
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 		PEGRAM, Alfred Gideon (I3645)
 
1608 Notes for Agnes Griffith (From http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/k/e/r/Loraine-L-Kerns/GENE9-0017.html):
1787 Botetourt County Taxes: WIlliam Davidson's List - Chisholm and William Griffith, Isiah and Elisha Van Zandt, Samuel Todd, John Griffith, John Wood (physician's license).

Note: In at least 2 Family files Agnes' maiden name has been shown as Van Zandt.
 		 
1609 Notes for Agnes Griffith (From http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/k/e/r/Loraine-L-Kerns/GENE9-0017.html):
1787 Botetourt County Taxes: WIlliam Davidson's List - Chisholm and William Griffith, Isiah and Elisha Van Zandt, Samuel Todd, John Griffith, John Wood (physician's license).

Note: In at least 2 Family files Agnes' maiden name has been shown as Van Zandt.
 		 
1610 Notes for Agnes Griffith (From http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/k/e/r/Loraine-L-Kerns/GENE9-0017.html):
1787 Botetourt County Taxes: WIlliam Davidson's List - Chisholm and William Griffith, Isiah and Elisha Van Zandt, Samuel Todd, John Griffith, John Wood (physician's license).

Note: In at least 2 Family files Agnes' maiden name has been shown as Van Zandt.
 		GRIFFITH, Agness (I60641)
 
1611 Notes for Allen Heuton (from http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/k/e/r/Loraine-L-Kerns/GENE9-0018.html):
Maryland Calendar of Wills, V8, page 178, Charles County, MD; 07 Jul 1742 probate, 4 May 1742 drawn;
To son George 2 lots in Portobacco, he to be under care of Walter Dodson. To daughter Mary , personalty, she to be under care of Mary Ann Boswell until age of 16. To George Sinkleton use of shop and tools. Exs: Walter Dodson & John Boswell. Test: Dan'll Neale, John Mucraft, Hugh Lynn. Book 22, Page 488. Mentions William Eborsell, John Singleton, Sarah Goodrich, Letticia Dodson. Inv. Bk 27, Pg. 210 3 Nov 1742.
(William Boswell m. Mary Macatee had a son, John b. 1707 and George b. 1709. George married a Mary Ann ____ in 1732.)

Charles Co. Land Records: Allen Hawton in 1738 to William Neale. Book O, Page 1 & page 295.
Page 295: Allon Howton. At the request of Allon Howton of Charles County the following deed was recorded this 23rd day of March anno Domini 1738 .. This indenture made the Twenty second day of March in the year of our Lord Christ One thousand Seven hundred and thirty eight Between William Neale of Charles in the Provence of Maryland of the one part and Allon Howton of the same county of the other part Witnessth that the said William Neale ... Signed by Allon Howton and witnessed by Robt. Hanson and Sam. Hanson, Jun.. wife of William Neale, Anne.

Other Hewton, Hawton Charles Co., MD Land Records:
1) 1684 - George Hawton to Robert Goodrich, Book K, Page 1 & 424.
2) 1699 - William Hawton from William Hatch, Book Q, page 103
3) 1730 - William Hawton to John Parnham, Book M, page 2 & 22
4) 1732 - William Hawton to Charles Yates, Book M, Page 2 & 283
5) 1733 - Benonie Hawton to Francis Hamersly, Book O, page 1 & 180
6 ) 1733 - Lidia Hawton & al to James Smith, Book M, page 2 & 327
7) 1733 - Margaret Hawton & al to Francis Hamersly, Book M, page 2 & 325
8) 1733 - William Hawton to Francis Hamersly, Book M
9) 1736 - William Hawton to Francis Hamersly, Book O, page 1 & 139 (William Hawton, late of Charles CO., MD but now of Stafford Co., VA. Land on west side of Wicomoccio River in William & Mary Parish.)
10) 1737 - Thomas Hawton to Francis Hamersly, Book O, page 1 & 179

Settlers of Maryland, Peter Wilson Coldham:
Benoni Hawton; Charles Co.; "Hawkins Enlargement"; 122 acres; 12 Oct 1728.

Christ Church at Wayside, WIlliam & Mary Parish, Charles Co. (from Scrivener's Maryland Parishes) - William and Mary is one of the original 4 parishes into which Charles county was divided. The vestrymen in 1690 were Col. John Courtes, Mr. Robert Yates, Mr. William Hawton, Mr. Henry Hardy, Mr. John Wheeler and Mr. William Harvert. The first church building was erected prior to 1691. Rector in 1692 was Rev. Mr. Moore then Rev. George Tubman from 1695-1700.

Maryland Calendar of Wills; Other Hawton (sp) wills:

17 Apr 1703 probate, 23 Jan 1702 drawn; William Hawton; Charles Co.; Page 22:
Testator provides that brother-in-law William Hatch shall be provided for according to contract and that Sarah Worrell daughter of sd. Brother-in-law shall be paid certain amount according to said contract. To Richard Smoot, certain personalty, provided his mother confirms his indentures to testator's extx. To John Newton, godson William Oard? & god- daughter Mary Wilder, personalty. To wife Lydia, extx. ½ of estate, real & personal, during life. To son William, residue of estate and entire estate at decease of wife afsd. Estate to pass in turn to his children, viz. John, William & Thomas. Test: Dorothy Neale, John Noble, Thomas Ball. Book 11, Page 377.

04 Jul 1709 probate, 14 Sep 1708 drawn; William Hawton; Charles Co.; Page 156:
To sons, John, William, Thomas & heirs all land devised them by their grandfather, deceased. To sons, Joseph & Benony and heirs, "Hawton's Improvement". To 5 sons afsd. All personal estate. Ex. Father-in-law Robert Yates and in event of his death, Robert Yates, Jr. to have charge of sd. Sons during their minority. Test: John Maddox, Patrick Dyall, John Right. Book Part 2-12, Page 210.

23 Jan 1717 probate, 26 Dec 1717 drawn; John Hawton, Blacksmith; Charles Co.; Page 134:
To 2 brothers, Joseph and Benjamin and their heirs, land devised testator by grandfather _____. To grandmother Mrs. Lydia Yates, brother Joseph, afsd., Judith O'Caine & Mrs. Sarah Maddox, personalty. To John Maddox, ex., a servant boy, Richard Smoot, with what estate of the Smoot's now in testator's hands, until sd. Boy comes of age. To 4 brothers ____, residue of estate. Test: Samuel Hanson, Jno. Owens, Richard Smoot. Book 14, Page 498.

26 Dec 1713 probate, 19 Nov 1713 drawn; Robert Yates, Sr.; Charles Co.; Page 3:
To eldest son Robert, ex. And heirs, 250 A. ___ on Wickocomyco River bought of Benony Foning and Hannah his wife. To son Charles and heirs 180 A. "Charles Yates", 180 A. "Manchester" and 150 A. "Herd's Mountains", also 50 A. "Arabia". To wife Lydia absolutely, 160 A. "Wollring Field" and personalty belonging to Mr. Hatton's estate. Test: Jno. Maddox, William Godby, Charles Jones. Book 13, Page 638.

01 Jan 1731 probate, 4 Dec 1731 drawn; John Speake, Innholder; Charles Co.; Page 213:
To wife Mary, extx., lot & dwelling houses in Charles Town, county afsd., during life; at her decease to grandson John, son of Thomas Speake; & personalty, including some left her by her former husband James Semmes, To sons John, Richard & Thomas and daughter Jane, wife of Edward Maddocke, personalty, & residue of estate equally. Test: Francis Ware, Allen Hewton, Robert Hanson. Book 20, Page 337.

05 Feb 1736 probate, 3 Nov 1736 drawn; John Dodson; Calvert Co.; Page 202:
To sons James & John, grandsons, William & John Morgan, daughter Elinor Wooden, sons Benjamin, Elias, Joseph, daughters Sarah Dodson, Margaret Howard and Mary Cards; personalty. To 7 children, viz., James, John, Elias, Benjamin, Joseph, Elinor Wooden and Sarah, residue of estate. Ex: Son John. Test: Stephen Dickinson, John Godsgrace. Memo: John Dodson renounced as ex. & letters of administration granted to James Dodson and Joseph Wooden. Book 21, Page 731. 		 
1612 Notes for Allen Heuton (from http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/k/e/r/Loraine-L-Kerns/GENE9-0018.html):
Maryland Calendar of Wills, V8, page 178, Charles County, MD; 07 Jul 1742 probate, 4 May 1742 drawn;
To son George 2 lots in Portobacco, he to be under care of Walter Dodson. To daughter Mary , personalty, she to be under care of Mary Ann Boswell until age of 16. To George Sinkleton use of shop and tools. Exs: Walter Dodson & John Boswell. Test: Dan'll Neale, John Mucraft, Hugh Lynn. Book 22, Page 488. Mentions William Eborsell, John Singleton, Sarah Goodrich, Letticia Dodson. Inv. Bk 27, Pg. 210 3 Nov 1742.
(William Boswell m. Mary Macatee had a son, John b. 1707 and George b. 1709. George married a Mary Ann ____ in 1732.)

Charles Co. Land Records: Allen Hawton in 1738 to William Neale. Book O, Page 1 & page 295.
Page 295: Allon Howton. At the request of Allon Howton of Charles County the following deed was recorded this 23rd day of March anno Domini 1738 .. This indenture made the Twenty second day of March in the year of our Lord Christ One thousand Seven hundred and thirty eight Between William Neale of Charles in the Provence of Maryland of the one part and Allon Howton of the same county of the other part Witnessth that the said William Neale ... Signed by Allon Howton and witnessed by Robt. Hanson and Sam. Hanson, Jun.. wife of William Neale, Anne.

Other Hewton, Hawton Charles Co., MD Land Records:
1) 1684 - George Hawton to Robert Goodrich, Book K, Page 1 & 424.
2) 1699 - William Hawton from William Hatch, Book Q, page 103
3) 1730 - William Hawton to John Parnham, Book M, page 2 & 22
4) 1732 - William Hawton to Charles Yates, Book M, Page 2 & 283
5) 1733 - Benonie Hawton to Francis Hamersly, Book O, page 1 & 180
6 ) 1733 - Lidia Hawton & al to James Smith, Book M, page 2 & 327
7) 1733 - Margaret Hawton & al to Francis Hamersly, Book M, page 2 & 325
8) 1733 - William Hawton to Francis Hamersly, Book M
9) 1736 - William Hawton to Francis Hamersly, Book O, page 1 & 139 (William Hawton, late of Charles CO., MD but now of Stafford Co., VA. Land on west side of Wicomoccio River in William & Mary Parish.)
10) 1737 - Thomas Hawton to Francis Hamersly, Book O, page 1 & 179

Settlers of Maryland, Peter Wilson Coldham:
Benoni Hawton; Charles Co.; "Hawkins Enlargement"; 122 acres; 12 Oct 1728.

Christ Church at Wayside, WIlliam & Mary Parish, Charles Co. (from Scrivener's Maryland Parishes) - William and Mary is one of the original 4 parishes into which Charles county was divided. The vestrymen in 1690 were Col. John Courtes, Mr. Robert Yates, Mr. William Hawton, Mr. Henry Hardy, Mr. John Wheeler and Mr. William Harvert. The first church building was erected prior to 1691. Rector in 1692 was Rev. Mr. Moore then Rev. George Tubman from 1695-1700.

Maryland Calendar of Wills; Other Hawton (sp) wills:

17 Apr 1703 probate, 23 Jan 1702 drawn; William Hawton; Charles Co.; Page 22:
Testator provides that brother-in-law William Hatch shall be provided for according to contract and that Sarah Worrell daughter of sd. Brother-in-law shall be paid certain amount according to said contract. To Richard Smoot, certain personalty, provided his mother confirms his indentures to testator's extx. To John Newton, godson William Oard? & god- daughter Mary Wilder, personalty. To wife Lydia, extx. ½ of estate, real & personal, during life. To son William, residue of estate and entire estate at decease of wife afsd. Estate to pass in turn to his children, viz. John, William & Thomas. Test: Dorothy Neale, John Noble, Thomas Ball. Book 11, Page 377.

04 Jul 1709 probate, 14 Sep 1708 drawn; William Hawton; Charles Co.; Page 156:
To sons, John, William, Thomas & heirs all land devised them by their grandfather, deceased. To sons, Joseph & Benony and heirs, "Hawton's Improvement". To 5 sons afsd. All personal estate. Ex. Father-in-law Robert Yates and in event of his death, Robert Yates, Jr. to have charge of sd. Sons during their minority. Test: John Maddox, Patrick Dyall, John Right. Book Part 2-12, Page 210.

23 Jan 1717 probate, 26 Dec 1717 drawn; John Hawton, Blacksmith; Charles Co.; Page 134:
To 2 brothers, Joseph and Benjamin and their heirs, land devised testator by grandfather _____. To grandmother Mrs. Lydia Yates, brother Joseph, afsd., Judith O'Caine & Mrs. Sarah Maddox, personalty. To John Maddox, ex., a servant boy, Richard Smoot, with what estate of the Smoot's now in testator's hands, until sd. Boy comes of age. To 4 brothers ____, residue of estate. Test: Samuel Hanson, Jno. Owens, Richard Smoot. Book 14, Page 498.

26 Dec 1713 probate, 19 Nov 1713 drawn; Robert Yates, Sr.; Charles Co.; Page 3:
To eldest son Robert, ex. And heirs, 250 A. ___ on Wickocomyco River bought of Benony Foning and Hannah his wife. To son Charles and heirs 180 A. "Charles Yates", 180 A. "Manchester" and 150 A. "Herd's Mountains", also 50 A. "Arabia". To wife Lydia absolutely, 160 A. "Wollring Field" and personalty belonging to Mr. Hatton's estate. Test: Jno. Maddox, William Godby, Charles Jones. Book 13, Page 638.

01 Jan 1731 probate, 4 Dec 1731 drawn; John Speake, Innholder; Charles Co.; Page 213:
To wife Mary, extx., lot & dwelling houses in Charles Town, county afsd., during life; at her decease to grandson John, son of Thomas Speake; & personalty, including some left her by her former husband James Semmes, To sons John, Richard & Thomas and daughter Jane, wife of Edward Maddocke, personalty, & residue of estate equally. Test: Francis Ware, Allen Hewton, Robert Hanson. Book 20, Page 337.

05 Feb 1736 probate, 3 Nov 1736 drawn; John Dodson; Calvert Co.; Page 202:
To sons James & John, grandsons, William & John Morgan, daughter Elinor Wooden, sons Benjamin, Elias, Joseph, daughters Sarah Dodson, Margaret Howard and Mary Cards; personalty. To 7 children, viz., James, John, Elias, Benjamin, Joseph, Elinor Wooden and Sarah, residue of estate. Ex: Son John. Test: Stephen Dickinson, John Godsgrace. Memo: John Dodson renounced as ex. & letters of administration granted to James Dodson and Joseph Wooden. Book 21, Page 731. 		 
1613 Notes for Allen Heuton (from http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/k/e/r/Loraine-L-Kerns/GENE9-0018.html):
Maryland Calendar of Wills, V8, page 178, Charles County, MD; 07 Jul 1742 probate, 4 May 1742 drawn;
To son George 2 lots in Portobacco, he to be under care of Walter Dodson. To daughter Mary , personalty, she to be under care of Mary Ann Boswell until age of 16. To George Sinkleton use of shop and tools. Exs: Walter Dodson & John Boswell. Test: Dan'll Neale, John Mucraft, Hugh Lynn. Book 22, Page 488. Mentions William Eborsell, John Singleton, Sarah Goodrich, Letticia Dodson. Inv. Bk 27, Pg. 210 3 Nov 1742.
(William Boswell m. Mary Macatee had a son, John b. 1707 and George b. 1709. George married a Mary Ann ____ in 1732.)

Charles Co. Land Records: Allen Hawton in 1738 to William Neale. Book O, Page 1 & page 295.
Page 295: Allon Howton. At the request of Allon Howton of Charles County the following deed was recorded this 23rd day of March anno Domini 1738 .. This indenture made the Twenty second day of March in the year of our Lord Christ One thousand Seven hundred and thirty eight Between William Neale of Charles in the Provence of Maryland of the one part and Allon Howton of the same county of the other part Witnessth that the said William Neale ... Signed by Allon Howton and witnessed by Robt. Hanson and Sam. Hanson, Jun.. wife of William Neale, Anne.

Other Hewton, Hawton Charles Co., MD Land Records:
1) 1684 - George Hawton to Robert Goodrich, Book K, Page 1 & 424.
2) 1699 - William Hawton from William Hatch, Book Q, page 103
3) 1730 - William Hawton to John Parnham, Book M, page 2 & 22
4) 1732 - William Hawton to Charles Yates, Book M, Page 2 & 283
5) 1733 - Benonie Hawton to Francis Hamersly, Book O, page 1 & 180
6 ) 1733 - Lidia Hawton & al to James Smith, Book M, page 2 & 327
7) 1733 - Margaret Hawton & al to Francis Hamersly, Book M, page 2 & 325
8) 1733 - William Hawton to Francis Hamersly, Book M
9) 1736 - William Hawton to Francis Hamersly, Book O, page 1 & 139 (William Hawton, late of Charles CO., MD but now of Stafford Co., VA. Land on west side of Wicomoccio River in William & Mary Parish.)
10) 1737 - Thomas Hawton to Francis Hamersly, Book O, page 1 & 179

Settlers of Maryland, Peter Wilson Coldham:
Benoni Hawton; Charles Co.; "Hawkins Enlargement"; 122 acres; 12 Oct 1728.

Christ Church at Wayside, WIlliam & Mary Parish, Charles Co. (from Scrivener's Maryland Parishes) - William and Mary is one of the original 4 parishes into which Charles county was divided. The vestrymen in 1690 were Col. John Courtes, Mr. Robert Yates, Mr. William Hawton, Mr. Henry Hardy, Mr. John Wheeler and Mr. William Harvert. The first church building was erected prior to 1691. Rector in 1692 was Rev. Mr. Moore then Rev. George Tubman from 1695-1700.

Maryland Calendar of Wills; Other Hawton (sp) wills:

17 Apr 1703 probate, 23 Jan 1702 drawn; William Hawton; Charles Co.; Page 22:
Testator provides that brother-in-law William Hatch shall be provided for according to contract and that Sarah Worrell daughter of sd. Brother-in-law shall be paid certain amount according to said contract. To Richard Smoot, certain personalty, provided his mother confirms his indentures to testator's extx. To John Newton, godson William Oard? & god- daughter Mary Wilder, personalty. To wife Lydia, extx. ½ of estate, real & personal, during life. To son William, residue of estate and entire estate at decease of wife afsd. Estate to pass in turn to his children, viz. John, William & Thomas. Test: Dorothy Neale, John Noble, Thomas Ball. Book 11, Page 377.

04 Jul 1709 probate, 14 Sep 1708 drawn; William Hawton; Charles Co.; Page 156:
To sons, John, William, Thomas & heirs all land devised them by their grandfather, deceased. To sons, Joseph & Benony and heirs, "Hawton's Improvement". To 5 sons afsd. All personal estate. Ex. Father-in-law Robert Yates and in event of his death, Robert Yates, Jr. to have charge of sd. Sons during their minority. Test: John Maddox, Patrick Dyall, John Right. Book Part 2-12, Page 210.

23 Jan 1717 probate, 26 Dec 1717 drawn; John Hawton, Blacksmith; Charles Co.; Page 134:
To 2 brothers, Joseph and Benjamin and their heirs, land devised testator by grandfather _____. To grandmother Mrs. Lydia Yates, brother Joseph, afsd., Judith O'Caine & Mrs. Sarah Maddox, personalty. To John Maddox, ex., a servant boy, Richard Smoot, with what estate of the Smoot's now in testator's hands, until sd. Boy comes of age. To 4 brothers ____, residue of estate. Test: Samuel Hanson, Jno. Owens, Richard Smoot. Book 14, Page 498.

26 Dec 1713 probate, 19 Nov 1713 drawn; Robert Yates, Sr.; Charles Co.; Page 3:
To eldest son Robert, ex. And heirs, 250 A. ___ on Wickocomyco River bought of Benony Foning and Hannah his wife. To son Charles and heirs 180 A. "Charles Yates", 180 A. "Manchester" and 150 A. "Herd's Mountains", also 50 A. "Arabia". To wife Lydia absolutely, 160 A. "Wollring Field" and personalty belonging to Mr. Hatton's estate. Test: Jno. Maddox, William Godby, Charles Jones. Book 13, Page 638.

01 Jan 1731 probate, 4 Dec 1731 drawn; John Speake, Innholder; Charles Co.; Page 213:
To wife Mary, extx., lot & dwelling houses in Charles Town, county afsd., during life; at her decease to grandson John, son of Thomas Speake; & personalty, including some left her by her former husband James Semmes, To sons John, Richard & Thomas and daughter Jane, wife of Edward Maddocke, personalty, & residue of estate equally. Test: Francis Ware, Allen Hewton, Robert Hanson. Book 20, Page 337.

05 Feb 1736 probate, 3 Nov 1736 drawn; John Dodson; Calvert Co.; Page 202:
To sons James & John, grandsons, William & John Morgan, daughter Elinor Wooden, sons Benjamin, Elias, Joseph, daughters Sarah Dodson, Margaret Howard and Mary Cards; personalty. To 7 children, viz., James, John, Elias, Benjamin, Joseph, Elinor Wooden and Sarah, residue of estate. Ex: Son John. Test: Stephen Dickinson, John Godsgrace. Memo: John Dodson renounced as ex. & letters of administration granted to James Dodson and Joseph Wooden. Book 21, Page 731. 		HEUTON, Allen (I62646)
 
1614 Notes for ANN ELIZABETH KELLER:
Shenandoah Co. VA Deed Abstracts.
Deed Book B (1774-1777)
pp.246 - 25 Sep 1775 (Lease) Between ELIZABETH BERGER, Godfrid Daniel STOUT, John STOUT and George Benjamin STOUT of County of Dunmore, to Nathaniel SIRON of same place....consideration of Five Shillings.... Tract of land containing one hundred and fifty acres lying on Stoney Creek... being part of a greater tract of 450 acres of land granted to DANIEL STOUT & ELIZABETH his wife During Their lives and after their Decease to their three sons...by deed from Proprietors Office 16 Sept 1761...rent of one pepper corn on Lady day next....
Wit.: Samuel (SK) Knizly
signed: Elizabeth (X) Berger
Jacob Rinker, Junr.
Godfrey Daniel (+) Stout
recorded 26 Sept 1775
John (H) Stout
page 247 - 26 Sept 1775
(Release) Between ELIZABETH BERGER, Godfred Daniel Stout and Catharine his wife, John Stout and Catharine his wife and George Benjamin Stout and Mary his wife of County of Dunmore to Nathaniel Siron of same place...consideration of Twenty Seven pounds Current money...150 acres (same as above)...
one witness signed in German
Elizabeth (X) Berger
Jacob Rinker, Junr.
Godfrey Daniel (X) Stout
Catharine (+) Stout
John (H) Stout
Catharine Stout
Geo. Benjamin (+) Stout
Mary Stout

Deed Book B
pp.334 - 16 March 1776
Article of Agreement made and agreed upon between John BERGER and ELIZABETH his wife of County of Dunmore and George STOUT of same place.. Witnesses that said John Berger and Elizabeth his wife have given up all their rights and Dower of the land and Plantation that formerly belonged to DANIEL STOUT, dec'd. viz that part George was to have after his mothers deceased and the said John Berger and Elizabeth his wife reserve the following part thereof...the house that was built for the said John Berger and Elizabeth his wife...six bushels of wheat and six bushels of Rye...
Wit: Jacob Rinker, Junr
Johan Berger
Geo. Rinker
Elizabeth (signed in German)
George (X) Stout

Deed Book C (1777-1782)
pp. 165 - 27 April 1779
(Lease) Between ELIZABETH BERGER late ELIZABETH STOUT of Shando County in Commonwealth of Virginia and DANIEL STOUT of Rockingham County, JOHN STOUT and GEORGE STOUT of said Shanando to Adam SMITH of aforesaid county of Shanando... Consideration of Five Shillings... certain Tract of land containing one hundred and fifty acres granted to DANIEL STOUT and his wife ELIZABETH for and during their lives and after their decease to there three sons (viz: Daniel Stout, John Stout and George Stout) by Deed from Proprietors Office dated 16th Sept. 1761...said ELIZABETH, Daniel Stout, John Stout and George Stout having conveyed one hundred and fifty acres to Nathaniel SIRON and conveyed one hundred and fifty acres to Ulrick WAGGONER and now the residue to said Adam Smith. .... rent of one pepper corn on Lady next...
wit: none
Elizabeth (X) Berger
recorded 29 Apr 1779
John (H) Stout
George (X) Stout
pp.166 - 28 Apr 1779
(Release) Between ELIZABETH BERGER late Elizabeth STOUT of county of Shando , Daniel STOUT and Catharine his wife of Rockingham County, John STOUT and Catharine his wife and George STOUTand Mary his wife all of aforesaid county of Shanando to Adam Smith of aforesaid county of Shanando
Consideration of Five Hundred Pounds current money of Virginia.. 150 acres (same as above)
wit: none
Elizabeth (X) Berger
proved 27 Jan 1785 John (H) Stout
by oaths of: Catharine (X) Stout
John Ratsmiller and George (X) Stout
John Entsminger Mary (X) Stout
 		 
1615 Notes for ANN ELIZABETH KELLER:
Shenandoah Co. VA Deed Abstracts.
Deed Book B (1774-1777)
pp.246 - 25 Sep 1775 (Lease) Between ELIZABETH BERGER, Godfrid Daniel STOUT, John STOUT and George Benjamin STOUT of County of Dunmore, to Nathaniel SIRON of same place....consideration of Five Shillings.... Tract of land containing one hundred and fifty acres lying on Stoney Creek... being part of a greater tract of 450 acres of land granted to DANIEL STOUT & ELIZABETH his wife During Their lives and after their Decease to their three sons...by deed from Proprietors Office 16 Sept 1761...rent of one pepper corn on Lady day next....
Wit.: Samuel (SK) Knizly
signed: Elizabeth (X) Berger
Jacob Rinker, Junr.
Godfrey Daniel (+) Stout
recorded 26 Sept 1775
John (H) Stout
page 247 - 26 Sept 1775
(Release) Between ELIZABETH BERGER, Godfred Daniel Stout and Catharine his wife, John Stout and Catharine his wife and George Benjamin Stout and Mary his wife of County of Dunmore to Nathaniel Siron of same place...consideration of Twenty Seven pounds Current money...150 acres (same as above)...
one witness signed in German
Elizabeth (X) Berger
Jacob Rinker, Junr.
Godfrey Daniel (X) Stout
Catharine (+) Stout
John (H) Stout
Catharine Stout
Geo. Benjamin (+) Stout
Mary Stout

Deed Book B
pp.334 - 16 March 1776
Article of Agreement made and agreed upon between John BERGER and ELIZABETH his wife of County of Dunmore and George STOUT of same place.. Witnesses that said John Berger and Elizabeth his wife have given up all their rights and Dower of the land and Plantation that formerly belonged to DANIEL STOUT, dec'd. viz that part George was to have after his mothers deceased and the said John Berger and Elizabeth his wife reserve the following part thereof...the house that was built for the said John Berger and Elizabeth his wife...six bushels of wheat and six bushels of Rye...
Wit: Jacob Rinker, Junr
Johan Berger
Geo. Rinker
Elizabeth (signed in German)
George (X) Stout

Deed Book C (1777-1782)
pp. 165 - 27 April 1779
(Lease) Between ELIZABETH BERGER late ELIZABETH STOUT of Shando County in Commonwealth of Virginia and DANIEL STOUT of Rockingham County, JOHN STOUT and GEORGE STOUT of said Shanando to Adam SMITH of aforesaid county of Shanando... Consideration of Five Shillings... certain Tract of land containing one hundred and fifty acres granted to DANIEL STOUT and his wife ELIZABETH for and during their lives and after their decease to there three sons (viz: Daniel Stout, John Stout and George Stout) by Deed from Proprietors Office dated 16th Sept. 1761...said ELIZABETH, Daniel Stout, John Stout and George Stout having conveyed one hundred and fifty acres to Nathaniel SIRON and conveyed one hundred and fifty acres to Ulrick WAGGONER and now the residue to said Adam Smith. .... rent of one pepper corn on Lady next...
wit: none
Elizabeth (X) Berger
recorded 29 Apr 1779
John (H) Stout
George (X) Stout
pp.166 - 28 Apr 1779
(Release) Between ELIZABETH BERGER late Elizabeth STOUT of county of Shando , Daniel STOUT and Catharine his wife of Rockingham County, John STOUT and Catharine his wife and George STOUTand Mary his wife all of aforesaid county of Shanando to Adam Smith of aforesaid county of Shanando
Consideration of Five Hundred Pounds current money of Virginia.. 150 acres (same as above)
wit: none
Elizabeth (X) Berger
proved 27 Jan 1785 John (H) Stout
by oaths of: Catharine (X) Stout
John Ratsmiller and George (X) Stout
John Entsminger Mary (X) Stout
 		 
1616 Notes for ANN ELIZABETH KELLER:
Shenandoah Co. VA Deed Abstracts.
Deed Book B (1774-1777)
pp.246 - 25 Sep 1775 (Lease) Between ELIZABETH BERGER, Godfrid Daniel STOUT, John STOUT and George Benjamin STOUT of County of Dunmore, to Nathaniel SIRON of same place....consideration of Five Shillings.... Tract of land containing one hundred and fifty acres lying on Stoney Creek... being part of a greater tract of 450 acres of land granted to DANIEL STOUT & ELIZABETH his wife During Their lives and after their Decease to their three sons...by deed from Proprietors Office 16 Sept 1761...rent of one pepper corn on Lady day next....
Wit.: Samuel (SK) Knizly
signed: Elizabeth (X) Berger
Jacob Rinker, Junr.
Godfrey Daniel (+) Stout
recorded 26 Sept 1775
John (H) Stout
page 247 - 26 Sept 1775
(Release) Between ELIZABETH BERGER, Godfred Daniel Stout and Catharine his wife, John Stout and Catharine his wife and George Benjamin Stout and Mary his wife of County of Dunmore to Nathaniel Siron of same place...consideration of Twenty Seven pounds Current money...150 acres (same as above)...
one witness signed in German
Elizabeth (X) Berger
Jacob Rinker, Junr.
Godfrey Daniel (X) Stout
Catharine (+) Stout
John (H) Stout
Catharine Stout
Geo. Benjamin (+) Stout
Mary Stout

Deed Book B
pp.334 - 16 March 1776
Article of Agreement made and agreed upon between John BERGER and ELIZABETH his wife of County of Dunmore and George STOUT of same place.. Witnesses that said John Berger and Elizabeth his wife have given up all their rights and Dower of the land and Plantation that formerly belonged to DANIEL STOUT, dec'd. viz that part George was to have after his mothers deceased and the said John Berger and Elizabeth his wife reserve the following part thereof...the house that was built for the said John Berger and Elizabeth his wife...six bushels of wheat and six bushels of Rye...
Wit: Jacob Rinker, Junr
Johan Berger
Geo. Rinker
Elizabeth (signed in German)
George (X) Stout

Deed Book C (1777-1782)
pp. 165 - 27 April 1779
(Lease) Between ELIZABETH BERGER late ELIZABETH STOUT of Shando County in Commonwealth of Virginia and DANIEL STOUT of Rockingham County, JOHN STOUT and GEORGE STOUT of said Shanando to Adam SMITH of aforesaid county of Shanando... Consideration of Five Shillings... certain Tract of land containing one hundred and fifty acres granted to DANIEL STOUT and his wife ELIZABETH for and during their lives and after their decease to there three sons (viz: Daniel Stout, John Stout and George Stout) by Deed from Proprietors Office dated 16th Sept. 1761...said ELIZABETH, Daniel Stout, John Stout and George Stout having conveyed one hundred and fifty acres to Nathaniel SIRON and conveyed one hundred and fifty acres to Ulrick WAGGONER and now the residue to said Adam Smith. .... rent of one pepper corn on Lady next...
wit: none
Elizabeth (X) Berger
recorded 29 Apr 1779
John (H) Stout
George (X) Stout
pp.166 - 28 Apr 1779
(Release) Between ELIZABETH BERGER late Elizabeth STOUT of county of Shando , Daniel STOUT and Catharine his wife of Rockingham County, John STOUT and Catharine his wife and George STOUTand Mary his wife all of aforesaid county of Shanando to Adam Smith of aforesaid county of Shanando
Consideration of Five Hundred Pounds current money of Virginia.. 150 acres (same as above)
wit: none
Elizabeth (X) Berger
proved 27 Jan 1785 John (H) Stout
by oaths of: Catharine (X) Stout
John Ratsmiller and George (X) Stout
John Entsminger Mary (X) Stout
 		KELLER, Anna Elizabeth (I60437)
 
1617 Notes for JOHN STOUT:
John STOUT and wife Catherine came from Shenandoah Co. VA to Washington Co. TN (which was then part of North Carolina). According to Herald F. Stout's book "Stout and Allied Families,".... his name was JOHN C. STOUT. This is incorrect.... and comes from the will of his father Daniel Stout.... the will states, "sons, John & George Benjamin Stout.... the & sign was interpreted by H. F. Stout to be the letter "C".

Source: film of TENNESSEE COURT MINUTES...Washington Co. TN 1794:
This is the only reference to death of John STOUT and probably his wife as well... his children are listed as orphans and are bound out to several different men:
Aaron Stout a minor was bound out to Nicholas Broyles
George Stout a minor was bound out to Andrew Carson....and later:Ordered by the Court that George Stout an orphan boy who was bound to Andrew Carson be cancelled and said boy bound unto ohn _____ to learn the shoemaker trade".
Moses Stout, a minor bound out to John McAllister untill he arrive at the age of 21 years
David Stout a minor bound out to Thomas Blackburn
Magdalin Stout a minor bound out to Nicholas Broyles
Daniel Stout, a minor bound out to Thomas Blackburn
 		STOUT, John C. (I60917)
 
1618 Notes for John Wray:
Probably born around 1740.

John Ray is, so far the most likely candidate for the father of Thomas and John Wray of Monroe county Virginia and later Lawrence/Gallia counties Ohio. This is an attempt to piece together information on the only Rockingham county Virginia Ray family we have found in the 1770s. The reasons I have included this are because Thomas was mentioned to have come from Rockingham county Virginia in one of his county biographies, we have not, to date, found a father close by in Monroe county, Thomas and brother John's place of residence, from 1800 on. (A biographical sketch about Eli Wray, son of Thomas, is given in a history of Nodaway County, Polk Township in which some interesting data is shown. It mentions that he was the son of Thomas Wray who was from Rockingham County, Virginia, and his mother was Rachel Neal, born in Bedford County, Virginia.) Many Rockingham county families moved to the Greenbrier and Monroe county area around 1780-1790, including John Adlerson, Mathias McGlammery, Reuben Harrison, John Conner and many others mentioned as neighbors of John & Susannah. John Wray, of Monroe named a daughter Susannah. Both John & Thomas named sons John.

Notes on the Rockingham County, Virginia Ray Family:

Date: 19 Apr 1755; Augusta Co.; Rhey, David: Only an appraisement of the estate. Appraised by James McGown, Samuel Keys, Robert Bell. There is no furniture listed in this appraisement or guns. The only weapons are knives. Several pieces of yard goods, also sewing and darning needles. There was also a small bible. (Included because James McGowin and Robert Bell are both in Rockingham). Source: Will Book 2, Page 107 & 108. Document on file.

Date: 21 Sep 1763; Augusta Co.; Ray, John: Vol 1, p. 109 (Augusta County Court Records. Order Book No. VIII),(224) John Ray appointed Constable in lower end of County. (Included because the lower end of the county is the valley). Source: Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, 1745 - 1800; Lyman Chalkley

Date: Aug 1765; Rockingham Co.; Ray, John: John Ray and Thomas Evans were admitted to membership. (Abtracts of Church Records_ Linville Creek, Smith Creek and Brock's Gap). Source: Virginia Valley Records; John W. Wayland.

Date: 21 Oct 1765; Augusta Co. (part that became Rockingham); Ray, John: Vol 1, p. 126 (Augusta County Court Records. Order Book No. X), (78) Nicholas Seahorn, Jr. vs. John Ray - Abates by death of defendant." Source: Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, 1745 - 1800; Lyman Chalkley. Note: There was obviously an elder John Ray who died in 1765.

Date: 22 Aug 1767; Augusta Co. (part that became Rockingham); Ray, John: Vol 1, p. 139 (Augusta County Court Records. Order Book No. XI), (257) Jurors: John Ray, Moses Williams, John Gray, Nicholas Seahorn." Source: Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, 1745 - 1800; Lyman Chalkley

Date: May 1768; Rockingham Co.; Ray, John: Page 55. At a business meeting the last Saturday in May 1768, Thomas Porter was appointed to warn John Ray to appear before the church to give satisfaction for some offences; Mr. John Alderson to warn John Noth to appear... (a John Alderson "married" half of Greenbrier co., VA.). Source: Virginia Valley Records; John W. Wayland.

Date: 30 May 1769; Rockingham Co.; Ray, John: 169 acres, Smith's Creek. Adjoining Reuben Harrison. Also on Smith's Creek were John Needham. Thomas Moore, Jeremiah Harrison, Solomon Turpine, Townsend Mathews, Jacob Dickenson, John Ewin(g), William Hinton, John Harrison, John Alderson, Jonathan Hilyard. Source: Augusta & Rockingham Counties 1751-1791 - Abstracts of Land Surveys

Date: 30 Oct 1770; Rockingham Co.; Ray, John: 65 acres, Smith's Creek. Adjoining Harrison, Ewin and his survey. Source: Augusta & Rockingham Counties 1751-1791 - Abstracts of Land Surveys

Date: 3 May 1771; Rockingham Co.; Ray, John: Conrad Smith, 30 acres, Dry Fork of Smith's Creek. Adjoining John Ewins and John Ray. Source: Augusta & Rockingham Counties 1751-1791 - Abstracts of Land Surveys

Date: 21 May 1771; Augusta Co. (part that became Rockingham); Ray, John: Vol. 3, page 118, Will Book No. 4: "Page 398. - 30th July, 169. John Harrison's will, cordwinder - To wife, Phoebe; to son, Zebulon; to son, Reuben, the Long Meadow plantation; to daughter, Pheby Moore; to daughter, Ann Langdon. Executors, sons Zebulon and Reuben. A Baptist minister to preach his funeral sarment. Teste: Felix Sheltman, John Ray, John Harrison, Jr. Proved, 21st May, 1771, by Ray and Harrison. Executors qualify with Archibald Huston, James Beard." Source: Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, 1745 - 1800; Lyman Chalkley

Date: 1772; Rockingham Co.; Ray, John: Baptized ... Susannah Ray, wife of John Ray & Mary Alderson, wife of Jno. Alderson Jr. Source: Virginia Valley Records; John W. Wayland.

Date: 6 Aug 1774; Rockingham Co.; Ray, John: This day met together the members of our Church, living on Smith's Creek, in order to examine into an affair between John Conner & Susannah Ray, wife of Jno. Ray. Rev. Jno. Alderson Sr. was suspended. (John Connor was suspended for unseemly behaviour with Sister Sarah Porter, she was also suspended.). Source: Virginia Valley Records; John W. Wayland.

Date: 9 Mar 1776; Rockingham Co.; Ray, John: Someone was sent to see why John Conner and John Ray were absenting themselves from church meetings. Source: Virginia Valley Records; John W. Wayland.

Date :Aug 1776; Rockingham Co.; Ray, John: John Ray to continue suspended ... John Conner to continue under consideration. Source: Virginia Valley Records; John W. Wayland.

Date: 9 Nov 1776; Rockingham Co.; Ray, John: Church met at the Big Spring (now known as Lacey Spring, at the head of Smith Creek about midway between New Market & Harrisonburg) John Ray sentenced to be excommunicated and likewise John Conner... Source: Virginia Valley Records; John W. Wayland.

Date: 1777; Augusta Co. (part that became Rockingham); Ray, John: In Capt. Reuben Harrison's Company. Part of the Illinois Papers - rolls of militia and regulars in the Illinois Department now in the Virginia State Library, indexed in the State Archives. There is also a Thomas Wray in the Illinois Papers. Source: Virginians in the Revolution.

In 1781 John Ray patented the land on Smith Creek (234 acres) which he had surveyed in 1770. Perhaps he finally had the land patented at that point because he was getting ready to leave and sell it. Curiously, he had it patented in Augusta county although the land is clearly in Rockingham county.

Note - this may not mean a thing - A John Wray paid 30 lbs. for 18 acres on Walker Creek in Montgomery County, Virginia. Paid to Thomas Shannon on 6 Oct 1795. Greenbrier Co. was formed from Montgomery Co., Virginia. He purchased 40 more acres from a land grant in 1803 bordering his own and Thomas Shannon's lines. This land was in Montgomery county VA when purchased, but later (1806) became part of Giles county. This land was to the north of Walker's Mountain and to the south of Peter's Mountain where John & Thomas Wray later purchased 60 acres and 100 acres respectively for back taxes, both paying $1. (The route from Rockingham county to Monroe county would be through the Shenandoah Valley through a pass in Botetourt county then north of Radford (very close to Blacksburg VA) through another pass which lands you at Walker's Creek. This may or may not be the John Ray who was in Rockingham county VA. In 1810 either this or another John Wray purchased 44 acres through a land grant in Montgomery county on Walker's Creek, however it does not border anyone familiar. 		WRAY, John (I62698)
 
1619 Notes for Julia V. Wilson
George W. Webster's first wife.

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Census data:

The 1880 North Carolina census lists Julia Wilson, age 12, born in NC,
the daughter of Fenna Wilson. Julia's father was born in North
Carolina, and her mother was born in South Carolina.

The 1910 North Carolina census lists Julia V. Webster, age 42, born in
NC, married (first) for 17 years, and living with her husband George
and two children. Julia is the mother of three children, all of which
were living in Apr 1910. Her occupation is "none" and she can read and
write. Both of her parents were born in NC.

1920 census -- not found in the index at ancestry.com.

The 1930 North Carolina census lists Julia V Webster, age 60, born in
NC, and living with her husband George. Julia was 22 years old when
she first married. Her occupation is "none" and she can read and
write. Her father was born in North Carolina, and her mother was born
in South Carolina.

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 		WILSON, Julia V (I5225)
 
1620 Notes for KEZIAH/KISSIAH "KIZZIE" GENTRY:
Pension Deposition: [Keziah GENTRY WRIGHT STOUT, widow of Henry STOUT, submitted her application to receive a Widow's Pension based on Henry's service in the War of 1812. Abstracted:]
"...November, A.D. one thousand eight hundred and Seventy eight... Kizziah Stout...a resident of Stoney Creek, in the State of Tennessee Carter County...declares that she is the widow of Henry Stout deceased...a private in the Company commanded by Captain William Naileys in the Virginia Regiment of Militia...in the war of 1812...she was married to the said Henry Stout...in 7th Civil District, in the county of Johnson, and in the State of Tennessee, on the 8th day of March A.D. 1861 by one H.P. Murphy...; and that her name before
her said marriage was Kizziah Wright; and she further states that said Stout had a former wife by the name of Dolen who died many years ago but don't know when or where and that her said husband Henry Stout, died on Stoney Creek, in the State of Tennessee Carter Co., on the 26th day of October A.D. 1878; and she further declares that the following have been the places of residence of herself and her said husband since the date of his discharge from the Army, viz; in Johnson & Carter County Tennessee since their said marriage before she
cannot state...her said husband was a pensioner...that her residence is...county of Carter State of Tennessee, and that her post office is Carters Furnace Carter County, Tennessee...Kizziah Stout (signed her "x" mark)...[witnessed by] C.C. Collins and Isaac H. Brown."
Court: "Tuesday morning April Term 1883. The death of Kizaziah Stout was proven by M.P. Elliott and Geo. Oliver." (Carter Co. TN Quorum Court Record No. 1, pg. 553)

Tennessee Pensioners - War of 1812
Kessiah Stout, widow Carter's Furnace, Carter Co. TN #25,405...July 1879 $8.00 allowance. 		 
1621 Notes for KEZIAH/KISSIAH "KIZZIE" GENTRY:
Pension Deposition: [Keziah GENTRY WRIGHT STOUT, widow of Henry STOUT, submitted her application to receive a Widow's Pension based on Henry's service in the War of 1812. Abstracted:]
"...November, A.D. one thousand eight hundred and Seventy eight... Kizziah Stout...a resident of Stoney Creek, in the State of Tennessee Carter County...declares that she is the widow of Henry Stout deceased...a private in the Company commanded by Captain William Naileys in the Virginia Regiment of Militia...in the war of 1812...she was married to the said Henry Stout...in 7th Civil District, in the county of Johnson, and in the State of Tennessee, on the 8th day of March A.D. 1861 by one H.P. Murphy...; and that her name before
her said marriage was Kizziah Wright; and she further states that said Stout had a former wife by the name of Dolen who died many years ago but don't know when or where and that her said husband Henry Stout, died on Stoney Creek, in the State of Tennessee Carter Co., on the 26th day of October A.D. 1878; and she further declares that the following have been the places of residence of herself and her said husband since the date of his discharge from the Army, viz; in Johnson & Carter County Tennessee since their said marriage before she
cannot state...her said husband was a pensioner...that her residence is...county of Carter State of Tennessee, and that her post office is Carters Furnace Carter County, Tennessee...Kizziah Stout (signed her "x" mark)...[witnessed by] C.C. Collins and Isaac H. Brown."
Court: "Tuesday morning April Term 1883. The death of Kizaziah Stout was proven by M.P. Elliott and Geo. Oliver." (Carter Co. TN Quorum Court Record No. 1, pg. 553)

Tennessee Pensioners - War of 1812
Kessiah Stout, widow Carter's Furnace, Carter Co. TN #25,405...July 1879 $8.00 allowance. 		 
1622 Notes for KEZIAH/KISSIAH "KIZZIE" GENTRY:
Pension Deposition: [Keziah GENTRY WRIGHT STOUT, widow of Henry STOUT, submitted her application to receive a Widow's Pension based on Henry's service in the War of 1812. Abstracted:]
"...November, A.D. one thousand eight hundred and Seventy eight... Kizziah Stout...a resident of Stoney Creek, in the State of Tennessee Carter County...declares that she is the widow of Henry Stout deceased...a private in the Company commanded by Captain William Naileys in the Virginia Regiment of Militia...in the war of 1812...she was married to the said Henry Stout...in 7th Civil District, in the county of Johnson, and in the State of Tennessee, on the 8th day of March A.D. 1861 by one H.P. Murphy...; and that her name before
her said marriage was Kizziah Wright; and she further states that said Stout had a former wife by the name of Dolen who died many years ago but don't know when or where and that her said husband Henry Stout, died on Stoney Creek, in the State of Tennessee Carter Co., on the 26th day of October A.D. 1878; and she further declares that the following have been the places of residence of herself and her said husband since the date of his discharge from the Army, viz; in Johnson & Carter County Tennessee since their said marriage before she
cannot state...her said husband was a pensioner...that her residence is...county of Carter State of Tennessee, and that her post office is Carters Furnace Carter County, Tennessee...Kizziah Stout (signed her "x" mark)...[witnessed by] C.C. Collins and Isaac H. Brown."
Court: "Tuesday morning April Term 1883. The death of Kizaziah Stout was proven by M.P. Elliott and Geo. Oliver." (Carter Co. TN Quorum Court Record No. 1, pg. 553)

Tennessee Pensioners - War of 1812
Kessiah Stout, widow Carter's Furnace, Carter Co. TN #25,405...July 1879 $8.00 allowance. 		GENTRY, Keziah (I61106)
 
1623 Notes for KEZIAH/KISSIAH "KIZZIE" GENTRY:
Pension Deposition: [Keziah GENTRY WRIGHT STOUT, widow of Henry STOUT, submitted her application to receive a Widow's Pension based on Henry's service in the War of 1812. Abstracted:]
"...November, A.D. one thousand eight hundred and Seventy eight... Kizziah Stout...a resident of Stoney Creek, in the State of Tennessee Carter County...declares that she is the widow of Henry Stout deceased...a private in the Company commanded by Captain William Naileys in the Virginia Regiment of Militia...in the war of 1812...she was married to the said Henry Stout...in 7th Civil District, in the county of Johnson, and in the State of Tennessee, on the 8th day of March A.D. 1861 by one H.P. Murphy...; and that her name before
her said marriage was Kizziah Wright; and she further states that said Stout had a former wife by the name of Dolen who died many years ago but don't know when or where and that her said husband Henry Stout, died on Stoney Creek, in the State of Tennessee Carter Co., on the 26th day of October A.D. 1878; and she further declares that the following have been the places of residence of herself and her said husband since the date of his discharge from the Army, viz; in Johnson & Carter County Tennessee since their said marriage before she
cannot state...her said husband was a pensioner...that her residence is...county of Carter State of Tennessee, and that her post office is Carters Furnace Carter County, Tennessee...Kizziah Stout (signed her "x" mark)...[witnessed by] C.C. Collins and Isaac H. Brown."
Court: "Tuesday morning April Term 1883. The death of Kizaziah Stout was proven by M.P. Elliott and Geo. Oliver." (Carter Co. TN Quorum Court Record No. 1, pg. 553)

Tennessee Pensioners - War of 1812
Kessiah Stout, widow Carter's Furnace, Carter Co. TN #25,405...July 1879 $8.00 allowance. 		GENTRY, Keziah (I54112)
 
1624 Notes for Margaret Barton (from http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/k/e/r/Loraine-L-Kerns/GENE9-0020.html):

Information on parents is from The Lucas Genealogy; Kemp; 1964.

Named in brother William's will in 1703, Prince George's County, MD.

William Hungerford, Charles Co.; acct settlement; 65 lbs. 17 shillings 2 pence; 20 Nov 1710; extx Margaret Miller, wife of Jacob Miller (I & A 32b.9)

12 Jun 1733; Margaret Miller of Charles Co., widow, made deed of gift of 200 acres to Barton Hungerford; which she obtained by deed 13 Jun 1688 from William Barton, Gentleman, granted William Hungerford and Margaret his wife, daughter of said William Barton and to the heirs of her body; now the sole property of Margaret; tracts called "Barton's Woodyard" of 100 acres and "Capell" of 100 acres at the head of Wicomico River (Charles County Land Records M#2.343).

Charles County Circuit Court and Land Records R:537. 10 Jun 1688... Between William Barton of Charles County in ye Province of Maryland, Gentleman of ye one part and William Hungerford of ye aforesaid County and Province, planter, and Margarett his wife ye naturall borne daughter of ye said William Barton of ye other part Witnesseth that ye said William Barton for and in consideration of that naturall love and fatherly affection which he hath and allways doth beare towards ye said Margarett has naturall borne daughter ye wife of ye said William Hungerford... grant... all that parcell of land called Barton's Woodyard 100 acres more or less and allso that tract of land called Capell containing and now laid out for 100 acres more or less... to have and hold ye aforesaid two parcells ... unto ye said William Hungerford and Margaret his wife during their naturall lives and to ye heirs of her body lawfully begotten or to be begotten forever (and in case of default of such issue then ye aforesaid two tracts of land revert to ye said William Barton and his heirs)... memorandum that on the thirteenth day of June ... before us underwritten .... Commissioners ..... William Barton and Mary his wife doe acknowledge .... Witnessed by Randolph Hinson and John Addison. Signed by William Barton and Mary (her mark) Barton.
 		 
1625 Notes for Margaret Barton (from http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/k/e/r/Loraine-L-Kerns/GENE9-0020.html):

Information on parents is from The Lucas Genealogy; Kemp; 1964.

Named in brother William's will in 1703, Prince George's County, MD.

William Hungerford, Charles Co.; acct settlement; 65 lbs. 17 shillings 2 pence; 20 Nov 1710; extx Margaret Miller, wife of Jacob Miller (I & A 32b.9)

12 Jun 1733; Margaret Miller of Charles Co., widow, made deed of gift of 200 acres to Barton Hungerford; which she obtained by deed 13 Jun 1688 from William Barton, Gentleman, granted William Hungerford and Margaret his wife, daughter of said William Barton and to the heirs of her body; now the sole property of Margaret; tracts called "Barton's Woodyard" of 100 acres and "Capell" of 100 acres at the head of Wicomico River (Charles County Land Records M#2.343).

Charles County Circuit Court and Land Records R:537. 10 Jun 1688... Between William Barton of Charles County in ye Province of Maryland, Gentleman of ye one part and William Hungerford of ye aforesaid County and Province, planter, and Margarett his wife ye naturall borne daughter of ye said William Barton of ye other part Witnesseth that ye said William Barton for and in consideration of that naturall love and fatherly affection which he hath and allways doth beare towards ye said Margarett has naturall borne daughter ye wife of ye said William Hungerford... grant... all that parcell of land called Barton's Woodyard 100 acres more or less and allso that tract of land called Capell containing and now laid out for 100 acres more or less... to have and hold ye aforesaid two parcells ... unto ye said William Hungerford and Margaret his wife during their naturall lives and to ye heirs of her body lawfully begotten or to be begotten forever (and in case of default of such issue then ye aforesaid two tracts of land revert to ye said William Barton and his heirs)... memorandum that on the thirteenth day of June ... before us underwritten .... Commissioners ..... William Barton and Mary his wife doe acknowledge .... Witnessed by Randolph Hinson and John Addison. Signed by William Barton and Mary (her mark) Barton.
 		 
1626 Notes for Margaret Barton (from http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/k/e/r/Loraine-L-Kerns/GENE9-0020.html):

Information on parents is from The Lucas Genealogy; Kemp; 1964.

Named in brother William's will in 1703, Prince George's County, MD.

William Hungerford, Charles Co.; acct settlement; 65 lbs. 17 shillings 2 pence; 20 Nov 1710; extx Margaret Miller, wife of Jacob Miller (I & A 32b.9)

12 Jun 1733; Margaret Miller of Charles Co., widow, made deed of gift of 200 acres to Barton Hungerford; which she obtained by deed 13 Jun 1688 from William Barton, Gentleman, granted William Hungerford and Margaret his wife, daughter of said William Barton and to the heirs of her body; now the sole property of Margaret; tracts called "Barton's Woodyard" of 100 acres and "Capell" of 100 acres at the head of Wicomico River (Charles County Land Records M#2.343).

Charles County Circuit Court and Land Records R:537. 10 Jun 1688... Between William Barton of Charles County in ye Province of Maryland, Gentleman of ye one part and William Hungerford of ye aforesaid County and Province, planter, and Margarett his wife ye naturall borne daughter of ye said William Barton of ye other part Witnesseth that ye said William Barton for and in consideration of that naturall love and fatherly affection which he hath and allways doth beare towards ye said Margarett has naturall borne daughter ye wife of ye said William Hungerford... grant... all that parcell of land called Barton's Woodyard 100 acres more or less and allso that tract of land called Capell containing and now laid out for 100 acres more or less... to have and hold ye aforesaid two parcells ... unto ye said William Hungerford and Margaret his wife during their naturall lives and to ye heirs of her body lawfully begotten or to be begotten forever (and in case of default of such issue then ye aforesaid two tracts of land revert to ye said William Barton and his heirs)... memorandum that on the thirteenth day of June ... before us underwritten .... Commissioners ..... William Barton and Mary his wife doe acknowledge .... Witnessed by Randolph Hinson and John Addison. Signed by William Barton and Mary (her mark) Barton.
 		BARTON, Margaret (I61548)
 
1627 Notes for Mary Heuton (from http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/k/e/r/Loraine-L-Kerns/GENE9-0016.html)
Indenture 22 Feb 1802 in Deed Book 11 of Bedford County, page 511, Mary Neal, late Mary Dodson of Bedford Co., VA , for a certain amount of money gave up all her interest and rights to the estate of a certain Walter Dodson of Charles County, Maryland to a man named Luke White Barber of St. Mary's County, MD.

Sarum owned by Walter Dodson dec'd of Charles County, MD. ("Sarum" was 1160 acres in the Newport 100 area granted to Lord Baltimore in 1680. 16 Jan 1691 Joseph Pile Sr. to son, Joseph Jr., daughters Ann, Mary, Eliza and 700 acres to Joseph and Bennett Pile, sons.)

Charles County, MD, Liber S-3, Folio 278: Walter Dodson, 29 Jul 1772, purchased for 202.10 lbs., 150 acres, part of "Sarum" from Henry Boarman and wife, Lady Mary. (William Boarman was the son-in-law of Capt. James Neale, husband of Jane.)

Heirs of Walter Dodson on 18 Jun 1796 to Luke White Barber. William Barton Smoot and Margaret; Jacob Dodson and Lidia; WIlliam B. Dodson and Letishia; Ignatius Dodson and Chloe; Mary Dodson - all of Charles County. (Liber 1 - B; Folio 25, 26, 27).

Liber 1B, No 2 , page 167, 168: 5 Apr 1797 John Dodson of Prince George's Co., MD, his share. Also signed by wife, Sarah Smith Dodson.

Liber 1 B # 2, page 169: 4 May 1797: Charles Dodson of Virginia to Luke White Barber.
 		 
1628 Notes for Mary Heuton (from http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/k/e/r/Loraine-L-Kerns/GENE9-0016.html)
Indenture 22 Feb 1802 in Deed Book 11 of Bedford County, page 511, Mary Neal, late Mary Dodson of Bedford Co., VA , for a certain amount of money gave up all her interest and rights to the estate of a certain Walter Dodson of Charles County, Maryland to a man named Luke White Barber of St. Mary's County, MD.

Sarum owned by Walter Dodson dec'd of Charles County, MD. ("Sarum" was 1160 acres in the Newport 100 area granted to Lord Baltimore in 1680. 16 Jan 1691 Joseph Pile Sr. to son, Joseph Jr., daughters Ann, Mary, Eliza and 700 acres to Joseph and Bennett Pile, sons.)

Charles County, MD, Liber S-3, Folio 278: Walter Dodson, 29 Jul 1772, purchased for 202.10 lbs., 150 acres, part of "Sarum" from Henry Boarman and wife, Lady Mary. (William Boarman was the son-in-law of Capt. James Neale, husband of Jane.)

Heirs of Walter Dodson on 18 Jun 1796 to Luke White Barber. William Barton Smoot and Margaret; Jacob Dodson and Lidia; WIlliam B. Dodson and Letishia; Ignatius Dodson and Chloe; Mary Dodson - all of Charles County. (Liber 1 - B; Folio 25, 26, 27).

Liber 1B, No 2 , page 167, 168: 5 Apr 1797 John Dodson of Prince George's Co., MD, his share. Also signed by wife, Sarah Smith Dodson.

Liber 1 B # 2, page 169: 4 May 1797: Charles Dodson of Virginia to Luke White Barber.
 		 
1629 Notes for Mary Heuton (from http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/k/e/r/Loraine-L-Kerns/GENE9-0016.html)
Indenture 22 Feb 1802 in Deed Book 11 of Bedford County, page 511, Mary Neal, late Mary Dodson of Bedford Co., VA , for a certain amount of money gave up all her interest and rights to the estate of a certain Walter Dodson of Charles County, Maryland to a man named Luke White Barber of St. Mary's County, MD.

Sarum owned by Walter Dodson dec'd of Charles County, MD. ("Sarum" was 1160 acres in the Newport 100 area granted to Lord Baltimore in 1680. 16 Jan 1691 Joseph Pile Sr. to son, Joseph Jr., daughters Ann, Mary, Eliza and 700 acres to Joseph and Bennett Pile, sons.)

Charles County, MD, Liber S-3, Folio 278: Walter Dodson, 29 Jul 1772, purchased for 202.10 lbs., 150 acres, part of "Sarum" from Henry Boarman and wife, Lady Mary. (William Boarman was the son-in-law of Capt. James Neale, husband of Jane.)

Heirs of Walter Dodson on 18 Jun 1796 to Luke White Barber. William Barton Smoot and Margaret; Jacob Dodson and Lidia; WIlliam B. Dodson and Letishia; Ignatius Dodson and Chloe; Mary Dodson - all of Charles County. (Liber 1 - B; Folio 25, 26, 27).

Liber 1B, No 2 , page 167, 168: 5 Apr 1797 John Dodson of Prince George's Co., MD, his share. Also signed by wife, Sarah Smith Dodson.

Liber 1 B # 2, page 169: 4 May 1797: Charles Dodson of Virginia to Luke White Barber.
 		HEUTON, Mary (I60639)
 
1630 Notes for SARAH STOUT:
Sources: 1850-1860 Census Johnson Co. TN; father's will names her husband; husband's will; "Stout And
Allied Familes, Vol. 2," by Herald F. Stout, 1972; pp. 246-247 and 248.
Notes for JOSEPH ROBINSON, SR.:
Johnson County, Tennessee Will Book Vol. 1, pp 83-85
LAST WILL & TESTAMENT OF JOSEPH ROBINSON, Deceased.
I, Joseph Robinson, Sr., do make and publish this as my last Will and Testament.
First, I direct that my funeral expenses and all my debts be paid as soon after my death as possible out of any moneys that I may die possessed of or may first come into the hands of my Executors. Secondly, I give and bequeath to my wife, Sarah Robinson, all the horse, cattle, hogs and other stock of whatever kind which I may die possessed of except as herein after directed, all the money I have in possession or which is due me from any and all persons, all my notes on any and all persons whether calling for money or trade, all my blacksmith tools, farming tools, and merchanical tools, of every description, all my household and kitchen furniture of every kind and description, all my grain of every kind including corn, oats, wheat and all the personal property of every kind except as hereinafter directed, everything she may raise on the land on
which I now live, every species of property she may accumulate. I also give and bequeath to her the privilege of tending, using or renting any portion of my land which she may choose, also the use and possession of my dwelling house and other buildings. Thirdly, I give and bequeath to my son, John Robinson my black horse. Fourthly, I give and bequeath to my daughter Margaret Taylor two cows. Fifthly, I give and bequeath to my daughter, Margaret Taylor, wife of Thomas Taylor my tract of land lying North of the stage road and North and west of the tract of land which I have given and deeded to my son John Robinson as far as the lower end of a clover field below where my son Zaceriah Robinson now lives and bounded on the Northeast by lands of Samuel Howard, by the fence to the point of a leading ridge, then up said ridge running a southwest course on the line described in the deed consolidating several tractrs of land including the land on which I live, then with said last mentioned line South to the land of Johnson Robinson, with the following conditions (viz) the said Margaret Taylor and her husband Thomas Taylor are to maintain, nourish and cherish my wife Sarah Robinson and in every way conduct themselves towards her as becomes children towards a parent to the satisfaction of her the said Sarah Robinson to her satisfaction she may disposess them at any time and cause them to leave her premises and in that case they shall forfeit any title to said land and this will shall convey no title to the said Margaret. As a further condition the said Margaret and Thomas Taylor or either of them shall not be permitted to cut any cordwood or any timber on said tract of land, except what may be necessary for the use of the said farm. Sixthly, I give and bequeath to my daughter Catherine Robinson and her two daughters, Hannah and Edney Caroline Robinson, the remaining portion of the tract of land which is described in State Grant No. 28031 dated on the 30th day of July, 1851, lying in Johnson County, Tennessee, District No. 7 and which has not
been conveyed by me to Margaret Taylor and Joseph Robinson, Jr. Said Catherine Robinson and her two daughters are to have an equal interest and share of said remaining portion of land whoever shall well and comfortably maintain the said Catherine Robinson and Hannah Robinson during their lifetime shall be entitled to their share of their two-thirds portions of said remaining tract and the said Edney Caroline
Robinson when she shall be of lawful age shall have full title to her one-third part of said remaining portion of land. I aslo bequeath to the said Catherine Robinson and her two daughters, twelve head of stock hogs and five head of sheep that are now in possession of my son Joseph Robinson. Seventhly, I give and bequeath to each of my children two dollars in money. Lastly, I do hereby nominate and appoint Samuel Howard and H. P. Murphy my Executors. In Witness Whereof, I do to this my Will set my hand and seal this 25th day of June 1853.
Joseph Robinson (seal)
Signed, sealed and published in our presence and we have subscribed our names hereto in the presence of the
Testator, this 25th day of June, 1853.
H. P. Murphey
Samuel Howard
J. P. Lewis
George Matheson. 		 
1631 Notes for SARAH STOUT:
Sources: 1850-1860 Census Johnson Co. TN; father's will names her husband; husband's will; "Stout And
Allied Familes, Vol. 2," by Herald F. Stout, 1972; pp. 246-247 and 248.
Notes for JOSEPH ROBINSON, SR.:
Johnson County, Tennessee Will Book Vol. 1, pp 83-85
LAST WILL & TESTAMENT OF JOSEPH ROBINSON, Deceased.
I, Joseph Robinson, Sr., do make and publish this as my last Will and Testament.
First, I direct that my funeral expenses and all my debts be paid as soon after my death as possible out of any moneys that I may die possessed of or may first come into the hands of my Executors. Secondly, I give and bequeath to my wife, Sarah Robinson, all the horse, cattle, hogs and other stock of whatever kind which I may die possessed of except as herein after directed, all the money I have in possession or which is due me from any and all persons, all my notes on any and all persons whether calling for money or trade, all my blacksmith tools, farming tools, and merchanical tools, of every description, all my household and kitchen furniture of every kind and description, all my grain of every kind including corn, oats, wheat and all the personal property of every kind except as hereinafter directed, everything she may raise on the land on
which I now live, every species of property she may accumulate. I also give and bequeath to her the privilege of tending, using or renting any portion of my land which she may choose, also the use and possession of my dwelling house and other buildings. Thirdly, I give and bequeath to my son, John Robinson my black horse. Fourthly, I give and bequeath to my daughter Margaret Taylor two cows. Fifthly, I give and bequeath to my daughter, Margaret Taylor, wife of Thomas Taylor my tract of land lying North of the stage road and North and west of the tract of land which I have given and deeded to my son John Robinson as far as the lower end of a clover field below where my son Zaceriah Robinson now lives and bounded on the Northeast by lands of Samuel Howard, by the fence to the point of a leading ridge, then up said ridge running a southwest course on the line described in the deed consolidating several tractrs of land including the land on which I live, then with said last mentioned line South to the land of Johnson Robinson, with the following conditions (viz) the said Margaret Taylor and her husband Thomas Taylor are to maintain, nourish and cherish my wife Sarah Robinson and in every way conduct themselves towards her as becomes children towards a parent to the satisfaction of her the said Sarah Robinson to her satisfaction she may disposess them at any time and cause them to leave her premises and in that case they shall forfeit any title to said land and this will shall convey no title to the said Margaret. As a further condition the said Margaret and Thomas Taylor or either of them shall not be permitted to cut any cordwood or any timber on said tract of land, except what may be necessary for the use of the said farm. Sixthly, I give and bequeath to my daughter Catherine Robinson and her two daughters, Hannah and Edney Caroline Robinson, the remaining portion of the tract of land which is described in State Grant No. 28031 dated on the 30th day of July, 1851, lying in Johnson County, Tennessee, District No. 7 and which has not
been conveyed by me to Margaret Taylor and Joseph Robinson, Jr. Said Catherine Robinson and her two daughters are to have an equal interest and share of said remaining portion of land whoever shall well and comfortably maintain the said Catherine Robinson and Hannah Robinson during their lifetime shall be entitled to their share of their two-thirds portions of said remaining tract and the said Edney Caroline
Robinson when she shall be of lawful age shall have full title to her one-third part of said remaining portion of land. I aslo bequeath to the said Catherine Robinson and her two daughters, twelve head of stock hogs and five head of sheep that are now in possession of my son Joseph Robinson. Seventhly, I give and bequeath to each of my children two dollars in money. Lastly, I do hereby nominate and appoint Samuel Howard and H. P. Murphy my Executors. In Witness Whereof, I do to this my Will set my hand and seal this 25th day of June 1853.
Joseph Robinson (seal)
Signed, sealed and published in our presence and we have subscribed our names hereto in the presence of the
Testator, this 25th day of June, 1853.
H. P. Murphey
Samuel Howard
J. P. Lewis
George Matheson. 		 
1632 Notes for SARAH STOUT:
Sources: 1850-1860 Census Johnson Co. TN; father's will names her husband; husband's will; "Stout And
Allied Familes, Vol. 2," by Herald F. Stout, 1972; pp. 246-247 and 248.
Notes for JOSEPH ROBINSON, SR.:
Johnson County, Tennessee Will Book Vol. 1, pp 83-85
LAST WILL & TESTAMENT OF JOSEPH ROBINSON, Deceased.
I, Joseph Robinson, Sr., do make and publish this as my last Will and Testament.
First, I direct that my funeral expenses and all my debts be paid as soon after my death as possible out of any moneys that I may die possessed of or may first come into the hands of my Executors. Secondly, I give and bequeath to my wife, Sarah Robinson, all the horse, cattle, hogs and other stock of whatever kind which I may die possessed of except as herein after directed, all the money I have in possession or which is due me from any and all persons, all my notes on any and all persons whether calling for money or trade, all my blacksmith tools, farming tools, and merchanical tools, of every description, all my household and kitchen furniture of every kind and description, all my grain of every kind including corn, oats, wheat and all the personal property of every kind except as hereinafter directed, everything she may raise on the land on
which I now live, every species of property she may accumulate. I also give and bequeath to her the privilege of tending, using or renting any portion of my land which she may choose, also the use and possession of my dwelling house and other buildings. Thirdly, I give and bequeath to my son, John Robinson my black horse. Fourthly, I give and bequeath to my daughter Margaret Taylor two cows. Fifthly, I give and bequeath to my daughter, Margaret Taylor, wife of Thomas Taylor my tract of land lying North of the stage road and North and west of the tract of land which I have given and deeded to my son John Robinson as far as the lower end of a clover field below where my son Zaceriah Robinson now lives and bounded on the Northeast by lands of Samuel Howard, by the fence to the point of a leading ridge, then up said ridge running a southwest course on the line described in the deed consolidating several tractrs of land including the land on which I live, then with said last mentioned line South to the land of Johnson Robinson, with the following conditions (viz) the said Margaret Taylor and her husband Thomas Taylor are to maintain, nourish and cherish my wife Sarah Robinson and in every way conduct themselves towards her as becomes children towards a parent to the satisfaction of her the said Sarah Robinson to her satisfaction she may disposess them at any time and cause them to leave her premises and in that case they shall forfeit any title to said land and this will shall convey no title to the said Margaret. As a further condition the said Margaret and Thomas Taylor or either of them shall not be permitted to cut any cordwood or any timber on said tract of land, except what may be necessary for the use of the said farm. Sixthly, I give and bequeath to my daughter Catherine Robinson and her two daughters, Hannah and Edney Caroline Robinson, the remaining portion of the tract of land which is described in State Grant No. 28031 dated on the 30th day of July, 1851, lying in Johnson County, Tennessee, District No. 7 and which has not
been conveyed by me to Margaret Taylor and Joseph Robinson, Jr. Said Catherine Robinson and her two daughters are to have an equal interest and share of said remaining portion of land whoever shall well and comfortably maintain the said Catherine Robinson and Hannah Robinson during their lifetime shall be entitled to their share of their two-thirds portions of said remaining tract and the said Edney Caroline
Robinson when she shall be of lawful age shall have full title to her one-third part of said remaining portion of land. I aslo bequeath to the said Catherine Robinson and her two daughters, twelve head of stock hogs and five head of sheep that are now in possession of my son Joseph Robinson. Seventhly, I give and bequeath to each of my children two dollars in money. Lastly, I do hereby nominate and appoint Samuel Howard and H. P. Murphy my Executors. In Witness Whereof, I do to this my Will set my hand and seal this 25th day of June 1853.
Joseph Robinson (seal)
Signed, sealed and published in our presence and we have subscribed our names hereto in the presence of the
Testator, this 25th day of June, 1853.
H. P. Murphey
Samuel Howard
J. P. Lewis
George Matheson. 		ROBINSON, Joseph (I60938)
 
1633 Notes for Thomas Wood (from http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/k/e/r/Loraine-L-Kerns/GENE9-0019.html):
Bedford County, Virginia Inventory & Appraisement, 1764:
Listed - household furnishings, farm equipment, livestock.
Henry Dooley among the appraisers.
WB 1, page 15-16.
Accounts names John Wood administrator and dated from 1763.
"To going a Journey into Augusta to his mother in her sickness,"
"To fetching Mother from the Springs",
"To the Docter for Miadicines for Her."
 		WOOD, Thomas (I60642)
 
1634 Notes for William Barton (from http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/k/e/r/Loraine-L-Kerns/GENE9-0022.html):
Settlers of Maryland; Peter Wilson Coldham:
William Barton - Calvert Co. (transported by Christopher Rousby of Calvert) owned.....
"Addiction" - 100 acres - 27 Oct 1694 - Land Folio 27/262
"Barton's Hope" - 313 acres - 14 Aug 1694 - Land Folio 27/234
"Hazard" - 130 acres - 8 Feb 1695 - Land Folio 27/236
"Ruden" - 270 acres - 10 Aug 1694 - Land Folio 27/170
(Also Land Folio 24/22)

With father from Warwickshire, England about 1654 to Virginia to Maryland, purchased 300 acres on St. Clement's Bay in 1658.

A mariner and planter, served as Justice of St. Mary's County and on the Potomac in St. Mary's County from 1658 to 1660; on Governor's Council 28 Feb 1669. Commissioned a justice of the peace for Charles County, MD 1 Aug 1672 and served until about 1687. Member Church of England.

At a meeting of the Council heald at Mattapanye on 16 Jun 1676, the Council ordered the "Mr. Benj. Rose and Major Wm. Boarman received the foure Indian prisoners from Capt Lieut. Barton and convey them safely Over to Collonel Nicholas Spencer and in his absence to Lieut Collonel John Washington or Major Isaac Alderton" 207 (Archives of MD, Vol 15, page 92).

In 1683 he was on the committe for the advancement of trade in Charles County. In 1687 he was recommended for the council and in 1689, he was member of the commisssion to regulate civil affairs in the county and was to retain his commission.

On 22 Sep 1687, a council held in St. Mary's City appointed Capt. William Barton to a "new commission of the Peace and Tryall of Causes" for Charles County. At his recommissioning on 26 Nov 1678, he was called Capt. William Barton. In 1681 he was a Magistrate of Charles Co. Court in MD and was Captain of the Foot (infantry) of the Provincial Militia.

1689: William Barton signed a petition as a "Protestant Subject of Their Most Excellent Majesty King William and Queen Mary". He served as a vestryman in Port Tobacco Parish.

1696 listed as a civil officer of Charles County.

Meet Your Ancestors, Noland (Hubbard) Bowling:
William Smoote, the father of Ann (Smoote) (Hungerford) Barton assigned to William Barton Jr. and Thomas Smoote and their heirs, forever, a patent for 240 acres granted to him on May 26, 1658.

At Court, Charles Co., MD Oct. 1, 1662, William Barton Jr. delivered the patent his father-in- law, William Smoote, assigned to him and his brother-in-law, Thomas Smoote on May 28, 1658, quoting: "unto his Brother-in-law Thomas Smoote for the use of William Hungerfot Junior, son of William Hungerfot, deceased." Libe A, Folio 243. His first wife Ann, evidently died in the year 1662 and for this reason the above land was returned to the child's relatives for his benefit.

Among those chosen by the principal freeholders for vestrymen and appointed at a Court held at Benedict Leonard Town on Feb 14, 1692 was Mr. William Barton. Liber K, Folio 152, 153. Later he was one of six vestrymen for Church at Charles Town called St. Pauls Parish around 1696. Liber H D, Folio 47. He was also a Vestryman for a parish at Port Tobacco, MD. Liber H D, Folio 47. This was the William and Mary Parish in Charles Co., MD.

9 Aug 1681 recorded as Capt. William Barton, Commissioner, Liber Bf.223 Md. Arch. Vol 15, page 405. In 1684 named among those regulating the affairs of the Militia in Charles County Maryland and referred to as Captain many times.

This deed proves the marriage of Mary Barton to Thomas Warren and the marriage of her sister, Elizabeth Barton to Thomas Smoote. It also proves William and Mary Barton were their parents and their marriage was solemnized before June 13, 1688, the date of the deed. "This indenture made the 13th day of June in the thirteenth yeare of the Dominion of the Right Honorable Charles Lord Baltimore Absolute Lord and Protector of Maryland on and in the year of our Lord one thousand six hundred Eighty and Eight between William Barton Jr. of Charles Co. in the Province of Maryland Gentleman of the one part and Thomas Warren of the aforesaid county and Province Planter and Mary his wife the Naturall born daughter of the said William Barton of the other Part witnesseth that the said William Barton for and in consideration of that Naturall lova and fatherly affection which he hath and doth always bear unto the said Mary his natruall borne Daughter the wife of the said Thomas Warren and also for divers other good causes and considerations him hereunto more Especially moveing hath given, granted Confirmed and by these presents Doth fully and Absolutely give grant and Confirme unto him the said Thomas Warren and Mary his wife all that Parcell of land called....? Swamp lying in Charles County and beginning at a bounded white oake standing in the woods on the west side of Zackyah Swamp about a mile for the said ...? Swamp in the north and by west line of Nathan Barton land formerly taken up by Daniell Johnson" . ....... which said two Parcells of land conteyned by estimation about one hundred and forty eight acres together with all and singular the Houses buildings and edifices...... the said two parcells of land unto him the said Thomas Warren and Mary his wife to the only proper use and behoofe of him the said Thomas Warren and Mary his wife During theire natural lives and to the heirs of theire body lawfully begotten or to be begotten forever and in case of default of such I give then the said two Parcells of land are hereby given granted and Confirmed unto Thomas Smoot and Elizabeth his wife the natural borne daughter of him the said Wm Barton to have and to hold the aforesaid two Parcells of land and all and singular the premises with their and Every use and behoofe of him the said Thomas Smoot and Elizabeth his wife during their natural lives and to the heirs of her body lawfully begotten or to be begotten forever. ........ and the said William Barton and Mary his wife have granted for them and their heirs that they will warrant to the said Thomas Warren and Mary his wife during their natural lives and the heirs of her body lawfully begotten or to be begotten them within mentioned given and granted premises with the Apurtenances and for Default of such issue as aforesaid to Thomas Smoote and Elizabeth his wife during theire natural lives and to the heirs of her body lawfully begotten or to be begotten agt. him the said William Barton and Mary his wife and their heirs and agt. all other persons whatsoever according to the forme and Effect of the within written Indenture. Witnessed by Randolph Henson and John Addsion. Signed by William Barton and Mary (her mark) Barton.

27 Mar 1689 William Barton signed an article assuring the citizens there was no planned disturbance by Indians and Roman Catholics and the purpose to kill Protestants was false. (PRO Colonial Papers, Vol. 8 Md. Arch 1687-1693. Was named at the Court at Whitehall 8 Oct 1691 as one of the most substantial Protestant inhabitants - PRO Colonial Papers, folio 8 (ibid p. 285).

26 May 1658, William Barton Jr., delivers patent and assigns rights to his rights to his brother in law Thomas Smoote for the use of William Hungerford Jr. son of William Hungarford, dec'd. Patent granted to William Smoot by assignment from John Lugar Jr.; 240 acres lying on the west side of Wicomico River at the head of Forked Creek, Monor of St. Mary's; bounded by Humphrey Atwicks and Thomas Mitchell endorsed from William Smoot to William Barton Jr. and Thomas Smith.

Early Families of Southern Maryland; Elise Jourdan; Vol. V.:
12 Jul 1664 Daniel Johnson assigns right to William Barton Jr. for 100 acres "Johnson's Enlargement" in the branch of Zachia Swamp. Charles County Land Records B.339.

9 Jan 1670; Sam Fendall, Gent., sold William Barton, Gent., :Daniel Mount" on west side of Wicomico; also "Johnson's Retirement", containing 100 acres. Charles County Land Records E.22 V.2.

1 Sep 1670; Barton's Enlargement granted to William Barton by patent in Charles County bounded by said Barton's dwelling plantation, containing 50 acres. Charles County Land Records O#2.336. (Later sold by Sanuel Perrie).

Will Of William Barton; 5 Sep 1717. In the Name of God Amen. I William Barton of Charles County in the Province of Maryland Gent & being very Sick & weak of body but of Sound & perfect mind and memory Praised be almighty God for the same & Considering the frailty of human life & that all must yield when God by Death is pleased to Call doe make this my last Will & Testament in manner & Form Folowing hereby Disannulling & making voyd all former & other Will or Wills by me here to fore made Imprimis. I Give my Soule to almighty God Trusting & Relying upon the full pardon & Remission of my Sinns through ye merritts and Intercession of my Blessed Saviour & Redeemer Jesus Christ. My Body I committ to Earth to be buryed in such decent manner as my Eccds hereafter named shall think most convenient. And as for what worldly Estate God hath pleased to bless me with I Dispose of the Same as followeth. Item) I Give & bequeath unto my grandson Barton Smoot my Negroe man Samm & doe hereby Desire him to use him Kindly during his natural life knowing at was my intent if the Laws would have permitted to have given him his freedom. Item) I Give & bequeath unto my Grand Daughter Rachel Stone the Wife of Matthew Stone the feather bed & Furniture that I now Lye on. Item) I Give & Bequeath unto my Grand Daughter Ann Smoote two cows with Calves by their sides to be Delivered after my Decrease by my Eccs. Item) I Give & Bequeath unto my Grand Daughter Mary Hungerford two young cowes or Yearling Heifers to be Delivered as afsd. Item) I Give & Bequeath unto my Grand Daughter lizabeth Philpott the Wife of Charles Philpott the Featherbed & Furniture belonging to the same which is in the Great House Room to be delivered as afsd. Item) I Give & Bequeath unto my Grand Son Barton Warren two young Cowes or Heifers of two years old also one full share of my present Crop of Tobacco. Item) I Give & Bequeath unto my Grandson William Smoot one full share of my present crop of tobacco. Item) I Give & Bequeath unto my Grand Daughter Elizabeth Neale, Wife of John Neal one Cow & Calfe & Forty Ells of Linnen. Item) The Full Halfe of all the Remaining part of my Estate of what Nature or kind soever it be or wheresoever the same shall or may be found I doe Give & Bequeath unto my Daughter Margaret Miller & her three youngest Children, the other halfe part I doe give and bequeath unto Thomas Smoot & Barton Smot the two sons of my Grand Son Barton Smoot. Lastly) I doe hereby Nominate Constitue Ordain & appoynt my Daughter Margaret Miller & my Grand Son Barton Smoot to be jointly Eccts of this my last Will & Testament desiring them to doe & performe every article & Cause herin Contained. In Witness where of I have hereunto set my hand & affixed my Seal this 5th Day of September Anno Domi 1717. Witnessed by Wm. Howard, John Jones, JW Willard.William Barton was too sick to sign his will and had to make a mark. Court records prove he could read and write.

Appraisal of his personal estate was filed 19 Oct 1717 citing a value of 152 lbs, 9 shillings, 9 pence, including among other items, one negro and a parcel of books. (Inventories and Accounts, Liber 39C, folio 49).

Archivesof Maryland LIII, Charles Co., pg. 247:
29 Jun 1662. William Barton Jr. entereth the birth of his sone William who was borne the 29th of June Ao 1662.

Archives of Maryland LX, Charles Co., pg. 590:
10 Nov 1674. Mr. William Barton Jr. presents a man servant named Anne Harrison adjudged to be twenty yeares of age.

Archives of Maryland LX, Charles Co., pg. 124:
27 Feb 1667. William Barton sonne of William Barton Jr. was borne on the 27th Day of Februarie Anno Domini 1667.

Archives of Maryland LIII, Charles Co., pg. 55:
31 Aug 1659. William Barton Junior entereth the birth of his daughter Grace beeing the 26th of August Ao 1659 and her death beeing the 31 of ditto.

Archives of Maryland LIII, Charles Cp., pg. 55:
Aug 1659. William Barton Jr. entereth his marke of hogs and cattel videlict overkeeled on boath ears and holed in boath ears.

Archives of Maryland LIII, Charles Co., pg. 116-117:
6 May 1661. William Barton Jr. demands a warrant against Josias Fendall, Gent in an action of the Case to the valew of 1100 lbs. Of tobacco and subpene for William Robinson, John Moris, Gils Tomkinson to testifie for ditto Barton in ditoo causa. Bee it known to all men by threes Presants that I William Robinson Ginner in Charleses Countie do acquit and discharge Capt. Josias Fendall from alle bills bonds, debpts and Demands from the beginin of the world to this day Capt. Fendall paying William Barton Jr. Eleven hundred pounds of tobacco good sound tobacco, with caske to contayne the sam it beeing a bill dew from Captain Fendall and lost in ackowledgement thearof Interchangeably set my han this 6th day of May Ao 1661. William Robisson. Witness: Richard (his marke) Smith, Susanna (her marke) Robinson.

Archives of Maryland LIII, Charles Co., pg. 451:
8 Mar 1664. Mr. William Barton Jr. presents a saruant boy to have his age judged of whos name is John Blanch who is judged to bee 14 years of age.
 		 
1635 Notes for William Barton (from http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/k/e/r/Loraine-L-Kerns/GENE9-0022.html):
Settlers of Maryland; Peter Wilson Coldham:
William Barton - Calvert Co. (transported by Christopher Rousby of Calvert) owned.....
"Addiction" - 100 acres - 27 Oct 1694 - Land Folio 27/262
"Barton's Hope" - 313 acres - 14 Aug 1694 - Land Folio 27/234
"Hazard" - 130 acres - 8 Feb 1695 - Land Folio 27/236
"Ruden" - 270 acres - 10 Aug 1694 - Land Folio 27/170
(Also Land Folio 24/22)

With father from Warwickshire, England about 1654 to Virginia to Maryland, purchased 300 acres on St. Clement's Bay in 1658.

A mariner and planter, served as Justice of St. Mary's County and on the Potomac in St. Mary's County from 1658 to 1660; on Governor's Council 28 Feb 1669. Commissioned a justice of the peace for Charles County, MD 1 Aug 1672 and served until about 1687. Member Church of England.

At a meeting of the Council heald at Mattapanye on 16 Jun 1676, the Council ordered the "Mr. Benj. Rose and Major Wm. Boarman received the foure Indian prisoners from Capt Lieut. Barton and convey them safely Over to Collonel Nicholas Spencer and in his absence to Lieut Collonel John Washington or Major Isaac Alderton" 207 (Archives of MD, Vol 15, page 92).

In 1683 he was on the committe for the advancement of trade in Charles County. In 1687 he was recommended for the council and in 1689, he was member of the commisssion to regulate civil affairs in the county and was to retain his commission.

On 22 Sep 1687, a council held in St. Mary's City appointed Capt. William Barton to a "new commission of the Peace and Tryall of Causes" for Charles County. At his recommissioning on 26 Nov 1678, he was called Capt. William Barton. In 1681 he was a Magistrate of Charles Co. Court in MD and was Captain of the Foot (infantry) of the Provincial Militia.

1689: William Barton signed a petition as a "Protestant Subject of Their Most Excellent Majesty King William and Queen Mary". He served as a vestryman in Port Tobacco Parish.

1696 listed as a civil officer of Charles County.

Meet Your Ancestors, Noland (Hubbard) Bowling:
William Smoote, the father of Ann (Smoote) (Hungerford) Barton assigned to William Barton Jr. and Thomas Smoote and their heirs, forever, a patent for 240 acres granted to him on May 26, 1658.

At Court, Charles Co., MD Oct. 1, 1662, William Barton Jr. delivered the patent his father-in- law, William Smoote, assigned to him and his brother-in-law, Thomas Smoote on May 28, 1658, quoting: "unto his Brother-in-law Thomas Smoote for the use of William Hungerfot Junior, son of William Hungerfot, deceased." Libe A, Folio 243. His first wife Ann, evidently died in the year 1662 and for this reason the above land was returned to the child's relatives for his benefit.

Among those chosen by the principal freeholders for vestrymen and appointed at a Court held at Benedict Leonard Town on Feb 14, 1692 was Mr. William Barton. Liber K, Folio 152, 153. Later he was one of six vestrymen for Church at Charles Town called St. Pauls Parish around 1696. Liber H D, Folio 47. He was also a Vestryman for a parish at Port Tobacco, MD. Liber H D, Folio 47. This was the William and Mary Parish in Charles Co., MD.

9 Aug 1681 recorded as Capt. William Barton, Commissioner, Liber Bf.223 Md. Arch. Vol 15, page 405. In 1684 named among those regulating the affairs of the Militia in Charles County Maryland and referred to as Captain many times.

This deed proves the marriage of Mary Barton to Thomas Warren and the marriage of her sister, Elizabeth Barton to Thomas Smoote. It also proves William and Mary Barton were their parents and their marriage was solemnized before June 13, 1688, the date of the deed. "This indenture made the 13th day of June in the thirteenth yeare of the Dominion of the Right Honorable Charles Lord Baltimore Absolute Lord and Protector of Maryland on and in the year of our Lord one thousand six hundred Eighty and Eight between William Barton Jr. of Charles Co. in the Province of Maryland Gentleman of the one part and Thomas Warren of the aforesaid county and Province Planter and Mary his wife the Naturall born daughter of the said William Barton of the other Part witnesseth that the said William Barton for and in consideration of that Naturall lova and fatherly affection which he hath and doth always bear unto the said Mary his natruall borne Daughter the wife of the said Thomas Warren and also for divers other good causes and considerations him hereunto more Especially moveing hath given, granted Confirmed and by these presents Doth fully and Absolutely give grant and Confirme unto him the said Thomas Warren and Mary his wife all that Parcell of land called....? Swamp lying in Charles County and beginning at a bounded white oake standing in the woods on the west side of Zackyah Swamp about a mile for the said ...? Swamp in the north and by west line of Nathan Barton land formerly taken up by Daniell Johnson" . ....... which said two Parcells of land conteyned by estimation about one hundred and forty eight acres together with all and singular the Houses buildings and edifices...... the said two parcells of land unto him the said Thomas Warren and Mary his wife to the only proper use and behoofe of him the said Thomas Warren and Mary his wife During theire natural lives and to the heirs of theire body lawfully begotten or to be begotten forever and in case of default of such I give then the said two Parcells of land are hereby given granted and Confirmed unto Thomas Smoot and Elizabeth his wife the natural borne daughter of him the said Wm Barton to have and to hold the aforesaid two Parcells of land and all and singular the premises with their and Every use and behoofe of him the said Thomas Smoot and Elizabeth his wife during their natural lives and to the heirs of her body lawfully begotten or to be begotten forever. ........ and the said William Barton and Mary his wife have granted for them and their heirs that they will warrant to the said Thomas Warren and Mary his wife during their natural lives and the heirs of her body lawfully begotten or to be begotten them within mentioned given and granted premises with the Apurtenances and for Default of such issue as aforesaid to Thomas Smoote and Elizabeth his wife during theire natural lives and to the heirs of her body lawfully begotten or to be begotten agt. him the said William Barton and Mary his wife and their heirs and agt. all other persons whatsoever according to the forme and Effect of the within written Indenture. Witnessed by Randolph Henson and John Addsion. Signed by William Barton and Mary (her mark) Barton.

27 Mar 1689 William Barton signed an article assuring the citizens there was no planned disturbance by Indians and Roman Catholics and the purpose to kill Protestants was false. (PRO Colonial Papers, Vol. 8 Md. Arch 1687-1693. Was named at the Court at Whitehall 8 Oct 1691 as one of the most substantial Protestant inhabitants - PRO Colonial Papers, folio 8 (ibid p. 285).

26 May 1658, William Barton Jr., delivers patent and assigns rights to his rights to his brother in law Thomas Smoote for the use of William Hungerford Jr. son of William Hungarford, dec'd. Patent granted to William Smoot by assignment from John Lugar Jr.; 240 acres lying on the west side of Wicomico River at the head of Forked Creek, Monor of St. Mary's; bounded by Humphrey Atwicks and Thomas Mitchell endorsed from William Smoot to William Barton Jr. and Thomas Smith.

Early Families of Southern Maryland; Elise Jourdan; Vol. V.:
12 Jul 1664 Daniel Johnson assigns right to William Barton Jr. for 100 acres "Johnson's Enlargement" in the branch of Zachia Swamp. Charles County Land Records B.339.

9 Jan 1670; Sam Fendall, Gent., sold William Barton, Gent., :Daniel Mount" on west side of Wicomico; also "Johnson's Retirement", containing 100 acres. Charles County Land Records E.22 V.2.

1 Sep 1670; Barton's Enlargement granted to William Barton by patent in Charles County bounded by said Barton's dwelling plantation, containing 50 acres. Charles County Land Records O#2.336. (Later sold by Sanuel Perrie).

Will Of William Barton; 5 Sep 1717. In the Name of God Amen. I William Barton of Charles County in the Province of Maryland Gent & being very Sick & weak of body but of Sound & perfect mind and memory Praised be almighty God for the same & Considering the frailty of human life & that all must yield when God by Death is pleased to Call doe make this my last Will & Testament in manner & Form Folowing hereby Disannulling & making voyd all former & other Will or Wills by me here to fore made Imprimis. I Give my Soule to almighty God Trusting & Relying upon the full pardon & Remission of my Sinns through ye merritts and Intercession of my Blessed Saviour & Redeemer Jesus Christ. My Body I committ to Earth to be buryed in such decent manner as my Eccds hereafter named shall think most convenient. And as for what worldly Estate God hath pleased to bless me with I Dispose of the Same as followeth. Item) I Give & bequeath unto my grandson Barton Smoot my Negroe man Samm & doe hereby Desire him to use him Kindly during his natural life knowing at was my intent if the Laws would have permitted to have given him his freedom. Item) I Give & bequeath unto my Grand Daughter Rachel Stone the Wife of Matthew Stone the feather bed & Furniture that I now Lye on. Item) I Give & Bequeath unto my Grand Daughter Ann Smoote two cows with Calves by their sides to be Delivered after my Decrease by my Eccs. Item) I Give & Bequeath unto my Grand Daughter Mary Hungerford two young cowes or Yearling Heifers to be Delivered as afsd. Item) I Give & Bequeath unto my Grand Daughter lizabeth Philpott the Wife of Charles Philpott the Featherbed & Furniture belonging to the same which is in the Great House Room to be delivered as afsd. Item) I Give & Bequeath unto my Grand Son Barton Warren two young Cowes or Heifers of two years old also one full share of my present Crop of Tobacco. Item) I Give & Bequeath unto my Grandson William Smoot one full share of my present crop of tobacco. Item) I Give & Bequeath unto my Grand Daughter Elizabeth Neale, Wife of John Neal one Cow & Calfe & Forty Ells of Linnen. Item) The Full Halfe of all the Remaining part of my Estate of what Nature or kind soever it be or wheresoever the same shall or may be found I doe Give & Bequeath unto my Daughter Margaret Miller & her three youngest Children, the other halfe part I doe give and bequeath unto Thomas Smoot & Barton Smot the two sons of my Grand Son Barton Smoot. Lastly) I doe hereby Nominate Constitue Ordain & appoynt my Daughter Margaret Miller & my Grand Son Barton Smoot to be jointly Eccts of this my last Will & Testament desiring them to doe & performe every article & Cause herin Contained. In Witness where of I have hereunto set my hand & affixed my Seal this 5th Day of September Anno Domi 1717. Witnessed by Wm. Howard, John Jones, JW Willard.William Barton was too sick to sign his will and had to make a mark. Court records prove he could read and write.

Appraisal of his personal estate was filed 19 Oct 1717 citing a value of 152 lbs, 9 shillings, 9 pence, including among other items, one negro and a parcel of books. (Inventories and Accounts, Liber 39C, folio 49).

Archivesof Maryland LIII, Charles Co., pg. 247:
29 Jun 1662. William Barton Jr. entereth the birth of his sone William who was borne the 29th of June Ao 1662.

Archives of Maryland LX, Charles Co., pg. 590:
10 Nov 1674. Mr. William Barton Jr. presents a man servant named Anne Harrison adjudged to be twenty yeares of age.

Archives of Maryland LX, Charles Co., pg. 124:
27 Feb 1667. William Barton sonne of William Barton Jr. was borne on the 27th Day of Februarie Anno Domini 1667.

Archives of Maryland LIII, Charles Co., pg. 55:
31 Aug 1659. William Barton Junior entereth the birth of his daughter Grace beeing the 26th of August Ao 1659 and her death beeing the 31 of ditto.

Archives of Maryland LIII, Charles Cp., pg. 55:
Aug 1659. William Barton Jr. entereth his marke of hogs and cattel videlict overkeeled on boath ears and holed in boath ears.

Archives of Maryland LIII, Charles Co., pg. 116-117:
6 May 1661. William Barton Jr. demands a warrant against Josias Fendall, Gent in an action of the Case to the valew of 1100 lbs. Of tobacco and subpene for William Robinson, John Moris, Gils Tomkinson to testifie for ditto Barton in ditoo causa. Bee it known to all men by threes Presants that I William Robinson Ginner in Charleses Countie do acquit and discharge Capt. Josias Fendall from alle bills bonds, debpts and Demands from the beginin of the world to this day Capt. Fendall paying William Barton Jr. Eleven hundred pounds of tobacco good sound tobacco, with caske to contayne the sam it beeing a bill dew from Captain Fendall and lost in ackowledgement thearof Interchangeably set my han this 6th day of May Ao 1661. William Robisson. Witness: Richard (his marke) Smith, Susanna (her marke) Robinson.

Archives of Maryland LIII, Charles Co., pg. 451:
8 Mar 1664. Mr. William Barton Jr. presents a saruant boy to have his age judged of whos name is John Blanch who is judged to bee 14 years of age.
 		 
1636 Notes for William Barton (from http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/k/e/r/Loraine-L-Kerns/GENE9-0022.html):
Settlers of Maryland; Peter Wilson Coldham:
William Barton - Calvert Co. (transported by Christopher Rousby of Calvert) owned.....
"Addiction" - 100 acres - 27 Oct 1694 - Land Folio 27/262
"Barton's Hope" - 313 acres - 14 Aug 1694 - Land Folio 27/234
"Hazard" - 130 acres - 8 Feb 1695 - Land Folio 27/236
"Ruden" - 270 acres - 10 Aug 1694 - Land Folio 27/170
(Also Land Folio 24/22)

With father from Warwickshire, England about 1654 to Virginia to Maryland, purchased 300 acres on St. Clement's Bay in 1658.

A mariner and planter, served as Justice of St. Mary's County and on the Potomac in St. Mary's County from 1658 to 1660; on Governor's Council 28 Feb 1669. Commissioned a justice of the peace for Charles County, MD 1 Aug 1672 and served until about 1687. Member Church of England.

At a meeting of the Council heald at Mattapanye on 16 Jun 1676, the Council ordered the "Mr. Benj. Rose and Major Wm. Boarman received the foure Indian prisoners from Capt Lieut. Barton and convey them safely Over to Collonel Nicholas Spencer and in his absence to Lieut Collonel John Washington or Major Isaac Alderton" 207 (Archives of MD, Vol 15, page 92).

In 1683 he was on the committe for the advancement of trade in Charles County. In 1687 he was recommended for the council and in 1689, he was member of the commisssion to regulate civil affairs in the county and was to retain his commission.

On 22 Sep 1687, a council held in St. Mary's City appointed Capt. William Barton to a "new commission of the Peace and Tryall of Causes" for Charles County. At his recommissioning on 26 Nov 1678, he was called Capt. William Barton. In 1681 he was a Magistrate of Charles Co. Court in MD and was Captain of the Foot (infantry) of the Provincial Militia.

1689: William Barton signed a petition as a "Protestant Subject of Their Most Excellent Majesty King William and Queen Mary". He served as a vestryman in Port Tobacco Parish.

1696 listed as a civil officer of Charles County.

Meet Your Ancestors, Noland (Hubbard) Bowling:
William Smoote, the father of Ann (Smoote) (Hungerford) Barton assigned to William Barton Jr. and Thomas Smoote and their heirs, forever, a patent for 240 acres granted to him on May 26, 1658.

At Court, Charles Co., MD Oct. 1, 1662, William Barton Jr. delivered the patent his father-in- law, William Smoote, assigned to him and his brother-in-law, Thomas Smoote on May 28, 1658, quoting: "unto his Brother-in-law Thomas Smoote for the use of William Hungerfot Junior, son of William Hungerfot, deceased." Libe A, Folio 243. His first wife Ann, evidently died in the year 1662 and for this reason the above land was returned to the child's relatives for his benefit.

Among those chosen by the principal freeholders for vestrymen and appointed at a Court held at Benedict Leonard Town on Feb 14, 1692 was Mr. William Barton. Liber K, Folio 152, 153. Later he was one of six vestrymen for Church at Charles Town called St. Pauls Parish around 1696. Liber H D, Folio 47. He was also a Vestryman for a parish at Port Tobacco, MD. Liber H D, Folio 47. This was the William and Mary Parish in Charles Co., MD.

9 Aug 1681 recorded as Capt. William Barton, Commissioner, Liber Bf.223 Md. Arch. Vol 15, page 405. In 1684 named among those regulating the affairs of the Militia in Charles County Maryland and referred to as Captain many times.

This deed proves the marriage of Mary Barton to Thomas Warren and the marriage of her sister, Elizabeth Barton to Thomas Smoote. It also proves William and Mary Barton were their parents and their marriage was solemnized before June 13, 1688, the date of the deed. "This indenture made the 13th day of June in the thirteenth yeare of the Dominion of the Right Honorable Charles Lord Baltimore Absolute Lord and Protector of Maryland on and in the year of our Lord one thousand six hundred Eighty and Eight between William Barton Jr. of Charles Co. in the Province of Maryland Gentleman of the one part and Thomas Warren of the aforesaid county and Province Planter and Mary his wife the Naturall born daughter of the said William Barton of the other Part witnesseth that the said William Barton for and in consideration of that Naturall lova and fatherly affection which he hath and doth always bear unto the said Mary his natruall borne Daughter the wife of the said Thomas Warren and also for divers other good causes and considerations him hereunto more Especially moveing hath given, granted Confirmed and by these presents Doth fully and Absolutely give grant and Confirme unto him the said Thomas Warren and Mary his wife all that Parcell of land called....? Swamp lying in Charles County and beginning at a bounded white oake standing in the woods on the west side of Zackyah Swamp about a mile for the said ...? Swamp in the north and by west line of Nathan Barton land formerly taken up by Daniell Johnson" . ....... which said two Parcells of land conteyned by estimation about one hundred and forty eight acres together with all and singular the Houses buildings and edifices...... the said two parcells of land unto him the said Thomas Warren and Mary his wife to the only proper use and behoofe of him the said Thomas Warren and Mary his wife During theire natural lives and to the heirs of theire body lawfully begotten or to be begotten forever and in case of default of such I give then the said two Parcells of land are hereby given granted and Confirmed unto Thomas Smoot and Elizabeth his wife the natural borne daughter of him the said Wm Barton to have and to hold the aforesaid two Parcells of land and all and singular the premises with their and Every use and behoofe of him the said Thomas Smoot and Elizabeth his wife during their natural lives and to the heirs of her body lawfully begotten or to be begotten forever. ........ and the said William Barton and Mary his wife have granted for them and their heirs that they will warrant to the said Thomas Warren and Mary his wife during their natural lives and the heirs of her body lawfully begotten or to be begotten them within mentioned given and granted premises with the Apurtenances and for Default of such issue as aforesaid to Thomas Smoote and Elizabeth his wife during theire natural lives and to the heirs of her body lawfully begotten or to be begotten agt. him the said William Barton and Mary his wife and their heirs and agt. all other persons whatsoever according to the forme and Effect of the within written Indenture. Witnessed by Randolph Henson and John Addsion. Signed by William Barton and Mary (her mark) Barton.

27 Mar 1689 William Barton signed an article assuring the citizens there was no planned disturbance by Indians and Roman Catholics and the purpose to kill Protestants was false. (PRO Colonial Papers, Vol. 8 Md. Arch 1687-1693. Was named at the Court at Whitehall 8 Oct 1691 as one of the most substantial Protestant inhabitants - PRO Colonial Papers, folio 8 (ibid p. 285).

26 May 1658, William Barton Jr., delivers patent and assigns rights to his rights to his brother in law Thomas Smoote for the use of William Hungerford Jr. son of William Hungarford, dec'd. Patent granted to William Smoot by assignment from John Lugar Jr.; 240 acres lying on the west side of Wicomico River at the head of Forked Creek, Monor of St. Mary's; bounded by Humphrey Atwicks and Thomas Mitchell endorsed from William Smoot to William Barton Jr. and Thomas Smith.

Early Families of Southern Maryland; Elise Jourdan; Vol. V.:
12 Jul 1664 Daniel Johnson assigns right to William Barton Jr. for 100 acres "Johnson's Enlargement" in the branch of Zachia Swamp. Charles County Land Records B.339.

9 Jan 1670; Sam Fendall, Gent., sold William Barton, Gent., :Daniel Mount" on west side of Wicomico; also "Johnson's Retirement", containing 100 acres. Charles County Land Records E.22 V.2.

1 Sep 1670; Barton's Enlargement granted to William Barton by patent in Charles County bounded by said Barton's dwelling plantation, containing 50 acres. Charles County Land Records O#2.336. (Later sold by Sanuel Perrie).

Will Of William Barton; 5 Sep 1717. In the Name of God Amen. I William Barton of Charles County in the Province of Maryland Gent & being very Sick & weak of body but of Sound & perfect mind and memory Praised be almighty God for the same & Considering the frailty of human life & that all must yield when God by Death is pleased to Call doe make this my last Will & Testament in manner & Form Folowing hereby Disannulling & making voyd all former & other Will or Wills by me here to fore made Imprimis. I Give my Soule to almighty God Trusting & Relying upon the full pardon & Remission of my Sinns through ye merritts and Intercession of my Blessed Saviour & Redeemer Jesus Christ. My Body I committ to Earth to be buryed in such decent manner as my Eccds hereafter named shall think most convenient. And as for what worldly Estate God hath pleased to bless me with I Dispose of the Same as followeth. Item) I Give & bequeath unto my grandson Barton Smoot my Negroe man Samm & doe hereby Desire him to use him Kindly during his natural life knowing at was my intent if the Laws would have permitted to have given him his freedom. Item) I Give & bequeath unto my Grand Daughter Rachel Stone the Wife of Matthew Stone the feather bed & Furniture that I now Lye on. Item) I Give & Bequeath unto my Grand Daughter Ann Smoote two cows with Calves by their sides to be Delivered after my Decrease by my Eccs. Item) I Give & Bequeath unto my Grand Daughter Mary Hungerford two young cowes or Yearling Heifers to be Delivered as afsd. Item) I Give & Bequeath unto my Grand Daughter lizabeth Philpott the Wife of Charles Philpott the Featherbed & Furniture belonging to the same which is in the Great House Room to be delivered as afsd. Item) I Give & Bequeath unto my Grand Son Barton Warren two young Cowes or Heifers of two years old also one full share of my present Crop of Tobacco. Item) I Give & Bequeath unto my Grandson William Smoot one full share of my present crop of tobacco. Item) I Give & Bequeath unto my Grand Daughter Elizabeth Neale, Wife of John Neal one Cow & Calfe & Forty Ells of Linnen. Item) The Full Halfe of all the Remaining part of my Estate of what Nature or kind soever it be or wheresoever the same shall or may be found I doe Give & Bequeath unto my Daughter Margaret Miller & her three youngest Children, the other halfe part I doe give and bequeath unto Thomas Smoot & Barton Smot the two sons of my Grand Son Barton Smoot. Lastly) I doe hereby Nominate Constitue Ordain & appoynt my Daughter Margaret Miller & my Grand Son Barton Smoot to be jointly Eccts of this my last Will & Testament desiring them to doe & performe every article & Cause herin Contained. In Witness where of I have hereunto set my hand & affixed my Seal this 5th Day of September Anno Domi 1717. Witnessed by Wm. Howard, John Jones, JW Willard.William Barton was too sick to sign his will and had to make a mark. Court records prove he could read and write.

Appraisal of his personal estate was filed 19 Oct 1717 citing a value of 152 lbs, 9 shillings, 9 pence, including among other items, one negro and a parcel of books. (Inventories and Accounts, Liber 39C, folio 49).

Archivesof Maryland LIII, Charles Co., pg. 247:
29 Jun 1662. William Barton Jr. entereth the birth of his sone William who was borne the 29th of June Ao 1662.

Archives of Maryland LX, Charles Co., pg. 590:
10 Nov 1674. Mr. William Barton Jr. presents a man servant named Anne Harrison adjudged to be twenty yeares of age.

Archives of Maryland LX, Charles Co., pg. 124:
27 Feb 1667. William Barton sonne of William Barton Jr. was borne on the 27th Day of Februarie Anno Domini 1667.

Archives of Maryland LIII, Charles Co., pg. 55:
31 Aug 1659. William Barton Junior entereth the birth of his daughter Grace beeing the 26th of August Ao 1659 and her death beeing the 31 of ditto.

Archives of Maryland LIII, Charles Cp., pg. 55:
Aug 1659. William Barton Jr. entereth his marke of hogs and cattel videlict overkeeled on boath ears and holed in boath ears.

Archives of Maryland LIII, Charles Co., pg. 116-117:
6 May 1661. William Barton Jr. demands a warrant against Josias Fendall, Gent in an action of the Case to the valew of 1100 lbs. Of tobacco and subpene for William Robinson, John Moris, Gils Tomkinson to testifie for ditto Barton in ditoo causa. Bee it known to all men by threes Presants that I William Robinson Ginner in Charleses Countie do acquit and discharge Capt. Josias Fendall from alle bills bonds, debpts and Demands from the beginin of the world to this day Capt. Fendall paying William Barton Jr. Eleven hundred pounds of tobacco good sound tobacco, with caske to contayne the sam it beeing a bill dew from Captain Fendall and lost in ackowledgement thearof Interchangeably set my han this 6th day of May Ao 1661. William Robisson. Witness: Richard (his marke) Smith, Susanna (her marke) Robinson.

Archives of Maryland LIII, Charles Co., pg. 451:
8 Mar 1664. Mr. William Barton Jr. presents a saruant boy to have his age judged of whos name is John Blanch who is judged to bee 14 years of age.
 		BARTON, William (I62640)
 
1637 Notes for William Barton:
Maryland Calendar of Wills:
06 Nov 1705 probate, 19 Apr 1703 drawn; William Barton; Prince George's Co.; Page 62:
To wife Sarah, extx., dwelling plantation ___ & part of "The Exchange" adjoining sd. Plantation also use of "Perrywood" during minority of daughter Katherine, and testator's part of "The Exchange". To daughter Katherine land as afsd. At majority. To daughter Sarah & heirs, lands in possession of father, William Barton, adjoining Zachiah Swamp, also 100 A. "The Addition" also 300 A. on north side Swanson's alias Fradsham's Creeke, formerly part of Hugh Stan;ey's land. To Thomas Gant and heirs 100 A. of "Barton's Hope". To daughter Sarah afsd. Residue of "Barton's Hope". To son-in-law Bazill Waring 300 A. part of "Hadlow" in Charles Co. To revert to wife Sarah should he die during minority or without issue. To son-in-law Marsham Waring to cousin Elizabeth Smoote, and to John Warren, personalty. To wife Sarah and children afsd. Residue of personal estate. Children to be brought up in the Church of England. By codicil dated 19 Apr 1703, testator devises to John Nathan Smoote and his brother William, 400 A. "Barton's Hazard" on north side Zachiah Swamp, provided they make over to their brothers, Thomas & Charles Smoote, 400 A. _____ bequeathed them by their father Thomas Smoote; otherwise sd. "Barton's Hazard" to go to daughters Katherine & Sarah afsd. Also devises certain personalty to sister Margaret Hungerford. Trustees, in event of death of wife during minority of children, Thomas Brooke, Thomas Greenfield, John Wright, Col. Walter Smith, Samuel Queen & Thomas Smoote. Test: Thomas Greenfield, Benjamin Berry, Jno. Warren. Book 3, Page 643.

Meet Your Ancestors, Noland (Hubbard) Bowling:
William Barton III
May 11, 1696, he took the oaths appointed by the Act of Parliment. July 6, 1696 he had charge of the funds provided for Free Schools. He was Major William Barton when he was at the Council on May 14, 1697 and he was appointed to go to Virginia to strive with the Emporer of the Piscattoway Indians and his other great men to influence them to return to Maryland to live on their own habitation. Liber H D F, Folio 480, 498.

At the Council on Nov 10, 1698 Major William Barton was recommended to be commissioned Sheriff of Prince George Co., MD. The Records of the Proceedings of the General Assembly of the Upper House in 1704 reveal the services of Lt. Col. William Barton many times. His health became a problem. On Sep 25, 1704, a move was made and granted "that he might have leave to go home for recovery". He was present Dec 5, 1704 and on May 17, 1705. On Apr 2, 1706 at Roll Call for Prince Georges Co., MD William Barton was deceased. Orders were made to elect some one to serve in his place. The probate of his will proves he died before Nov 6, 1705 at the age of 38 years.

5 Nov 1697 William Barton, Gentleman sold 130 acres of "Hazrd" on west side of the Patuxent to John Miller. Ack. Sarah. Prince George County Land Records A.146.

24 Jan 1699; John Chittam sold 125 acres part of 500 acre tract called "Exchange" to William Barton, merchant. Prince George County Land Records A.182.

1 Jun 1700; John Smith sold 250 acres of a 500 acre tract called "The Exchange" to William Barton, Gentleman. Prince George County Land Records A.324.

17 Oct 1701; Major William Barton bought 200 acres "Willard's Purchase" and 400 acres of a neck of land between Swan's Creek and the Patuxent near "Willard's Purchase". Prince George County Land Records C.16a.

26 Mar 1703; William Barton swapped "Bowling's Neck" to Richard Marsham for part of "Marsham's Rest"; Sarah Barton and Ann Marsham ack. deeds. Prince George County Land Records C.69a and 70a.
 		 
1638 Notes for William Barton:
Maryland Calendar of Wills:
06 Nov 1705 probate, 19 Apr 1703 drawn; William Barton; Prince George's Co.; Page 62:
To wife Sarah, extx., dwelling plantation ___ & part of "The Exchange" adjoining sd. Plantation also use of "Perrywood" during minority of daughter Katherine, and testator's part of "The Exchange". To daughter Katherine land as afsd. At majority. To daughter Sarah & heirs, lands in possession of father, William Barton, adjoining Zachiah Swamp, also 100 A. "The Addition" also 300 A. on north side Swanson's alias Fradsham's Creeke, formerly part of Hugh Stan;ey's land. To Thomas Gant and heirs 100 A. of "Barton's Hope". To daughter Sarah afsd. Residue of "Barton's Hope". To son-in-law Bazill Waring 300 A. part of "Hadlow" in Charles Co. To revert to wife Sarah should he die during minority or without issue. To son-in-law Marsham Waring to cousin Elizabeth Smoote, and to John Warren, personalty. To wife Sarah and children afsd. Residue of personal estate. Children to be brought up in the Church of England. By codicil dated 19 Apr 1703, testator devises to John Nathan Smoote and his brother William, 400 A. "Barton's Hazard" on north side Zachiah Swamp, provided they make over to their brothers, Thomas & Charles Smoote, 400 A. _____ bequeathed them by their father Thomas Smoote; otherwise sd. "Barton's Hazard" to go to daughters Katherine & Sarah afsd. Also devises certain personalty to sister Margaret Hungerford. Trustees, in event of death of wife during minority of children, Thomas Brooke, Thomas Greenfield, John Wright, Col. Walter Smith, Samuel Queen & Thomas Smoote. Test: Thomas Greenfield, Benjamin Berry, Jno. Warren. Book 3, Page 643.

Meet Your Ancestors, Noland (Hubbard) Bowling:
William Barton III
May 11, 1696, he took the oaths appointed by the Act of Parliment. July 6, 1696 he had charge of the funds provided for Free Schools. He was Major William Barton when he was at the Council on May 14, 1697 and he was appointed to go to Virginia to strive with the Emporer of the Piscattoway Indians and his other great men to influence them to return to Maryland to live on their own habitation. Liber H D F, Folio 480, 498.

At the Council on Nov 10, 1698 Major William Barton was recommended to be commissioned Sheriff of Prince George Co., MD. The Records of the Proceedings of the General Assembly of the Upper House in 1704 reveal the services of Lt. Col. William Barton many times. His health became a problem. On Sep 25, 1704, a move was made and granted "that he might have leave to go home for recovery". He was present Dec 5, 1704 and on May 17, 1705. On Apr 2, 1706 at Roll Call for Prince Georges Co., MD William Barton was deceased. Orders were made to elect some one to serve in his place. The probate of his will proves he died before Nov 6, 1705 at the age of 38 years.

5 Nov 1697 William Barton, Gentleman sold 130 acres of "Hazrd" on west side of the Patuxent to John Miller. Ack. Sarah. Prince George County Land Records A.146.

24 Jan 1699; John Chittam sold 125 acres part of 500 acre tract called "Exchange" to William Barton, merchant. Prince George County Land Records A.182.

1 Jun 1700; John Smith sold 250 acres of a 500 acre tract called "The Exchange" to William Barton, Gentleman. Prince George County Land Records A.324.

17 Oct 1701; Major William Barton bought 200 acres "Willard's Purchase" and 400 acres of a neck of land between Swan's Creek and the Patuxent near "Willard's Purchase". Prince George County Land Records C.16a.

26 Mar 1703; William Barton swapped "Bowling's Neck" to Richard Marsham for part of "Marsham's Rest"; Sarah Barton and Ann Marsham ack. deeds. Prince George County Land Records C.69a and 70a.
 		 
1639 Notes for William Barton:
Maryland Calendar of Wills:
06 Nov 1705 probate, 19 Apr 1703 drawn; William Barton; Prince George's Co.; Page 62:
To wife Sarah, extx., dwelling plantation ___ & part of "The Exchange" adjoining sd. Plantation also use of "Perrywood" during minority of daughter Katherine, and testator's part of "The Exchange". To daughter Katherine land as afsd. At majority. To daughter Sarah & heirs, lands in possession of father, William Barton, adjoining Zachiah Swamp, also 100 A. "The Addition" also 300 A. on north side Swanson's alias Fradsham's Creeke, formerly part of Hugh Stan;ey's land. To Thomas Gant and heirs 100 A. of "Barton's Hope". To daughter Sarah afsd. Residue of "Barton's Hope". To son-in-law Bazill Waring 300 A. part of "Hadlow" in Charles Co. To revert to wife Sarah should he die during minority or without issue. To son-in-law Marsham Waring to cousin Elizabeth Smoote, and to John Warren, personalty. To wife Sarah and children afsd. Residue of personal estate. Children to be brought up in the Church of England. By codicil dated 19 Apr 1703, testator devises to John Nathan Smoote and his brother William, 400 A. "Barton's Hazard" on north side Zachiah Swamp, provided they make over to their brothers, Thomas & Charles Smoote, 400 A. _____ bequeathed them by their father Thomas Smoote; otherwise sd. "Barton's Hazard" to go to daughters Katherine & Sarah afsd. Also devises certain personalty to sister Margaret Hungerford. Trustees, in event of death of wife during minority of children, Thomas Brooke, Thomas Greenfield, John Wright, Col. Walter Smith, Samuel Queen & Thomas Smoote. Test: Thomas Greenfield, Benjamin Berry, Jno. Warren. Book 3, Page 643.

Meet Your Ancestors, Noland (Hubbard) Bowling:
William Barton III
May 11, 1696, he took the oaths appointed by the Act of Parliment. July 6, 1696 he had charge of the funds provided for Free Schools. He was Major William Barton when he was at the Council on May 14, 1697 and he was appointed to go to Virginia to strive with the Emporer of the Piscattoway Indians and his other great men to influence them to return to Maryland to live on their own habitation. Liber H D F, Folio 480, 498.

At the Council on Nov 10, 1698 Major William Barton was recommended to be commissioned Sheriff of Prince George Co., MD. The Records of the Proceedings of the General Assembly of the Upper House in 1704 reveal the services of Lt. Col. William Barton many times. His health became a problem. On Sep 25, 1704, a move was made and granted "that he might have leave to go home for recovery". He was present Dec 5, 1704 and on May 17, 1705. On Apr 2, 1706 at Roll Call for Prince Georges Co., MD William Barton was deceased. Orders were made to elect some one to serve in his place. The probate of his will proves he died before Nov 6, 1705 at the age of 38 years.

5 Nov 1697 William Barton, Gentleman sold 130 acres of "Hazrd" on west side of the Patuxent to John Miller. Ack. Sarah. Prince George County Land Records A.146.

24 Jan 1699; John Chittam sold 125 acres part of 500 acre tract called "Exchange" to William Barton, merchant. Prince George County Land Records A.182.

1 Jun 1700; John Smith sold 250 acres of a 500 acre tract called "The Exchange" to William Barton, Gentleman. Prince George County Land Records A.324.

17 Oct 1701; Major William Barton bought 200 acres "Willard's Purchase" and 400 acres of a neck of land between Swan's Creek and the Patuxent near "Willard's Purchase". Prince George County Land Records C.16a.

26 Mar 1703; William Barton swapped "Bowling's Neck" to Richard Marsham for part of "Marsham's Rest"; Sarah Barton and Ann Marsham ack. deeds. Prince George County Land Records C.69a and 70a.
 		BARTON, William Jr. (I62702)
 
1640 Notes for William Hungerford (from http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/k/e/r/Loraine-L-Kerns/GENE9-0020.html):
Archives of Maryland LX, Charles Co.,Page 251:
William Barton Junior deliuereth up this ensuing Pattent of land and Assigneth all his Right title and interest of and to the same unto his Brother in Law Thomas Smoote for the use of William hungerfot Junior son to William Hungarfot deceased Caecilius absolute Lord and Proprietarie of the Prouince of Mari- land and Aualon Lord baron of baltemore & to all persons to whom thees presants shall Corn greeting: in owr Lord god euer lasting know ye that wee for and in consideration that william smoot of this owr prouince hath due unto him too hundered and forty Acres of land Assigned him from John Lugar Junior as appeares upon Records and upon such Conditions and tearmes as are expressed in owr Conditions of Plantations of sayd Prouince of Mariland under owr greater scale at Armes Bareing date at London the second Day of July in the year of owr Lord God one thowsand six hundered forty nine and Remayning upon Record in owr sayd Prouince doe hearby grant unto the sayd William Smoot all that tract or parcel of Land Liing on the west side of Wicocomeko Riuer begining at a marked Oake standing near to the head of a Crceke Called forked Creeke Runing south west from the sayd Oake for the lenght of too hundered Perches bounding on the south with the land of Humphery Atwitcks and Thomas Michell and A line draw west north west for the length of one hundered perches to a marked oake standing on the hills on the west with a line drawne north north East for the lenght of too hundered and fifty Perches to a marked oake that intecepts A par-rarell line drawne from the first Marked Oake at the head of the forked Creeke one the North with the sayd parrarell one the East with the forsayd southwest line Contayning and now layd out for too hundered and forty Acres More or lesse together with all profits Rits and benefits thearunto belonging (Royall mines Excepted) to haue and to hold the same unto him the sayd William Smoote his heirs and Assignes for Euer to bee holden of us and owr heirs as of owr Manner of St Maries in free and Common soccage by fealty only for All seruices yealding and paying thearfor yearly unto us and owr heirs at owr Receipt at St Maries at the too most usuall feast in the yeare (viz) at the feast of the Annuntion of the Blessed Virgin Mary and at the feast of St Michell the Archangell by euen and equall por-tions the Rent of four shillings eight pence halfpenny starlyn in siluer or Gold or the full valew thearof in such Commodities as wee and owr heirs or such officer or officers appoynted by us or owr heirs from time to time to Colect and Receaue the same shall accept in discharge thearof at the Choyce of us and owr heirs or such officer or officers as aforsayd giuen at St Maries under owr great scale of owr sayd Prouince of Mariland the six and twentith day of May in the twenty six yeare of owr dominion ouer the sayd Prouince Annocp D' 1658 witnes owr trusty and well beloued Josias Fedall Escp owr liuetennant of owr sayd Prouince Josias Fendall. and Endossed on the bake sid of the sayd Patten as followeth Bee it knowne unto all men that I William Smoot doe assigne and make ouer all my Right titell of this Patten to William Barton Junior and Thomas Smote to them their heirs Administrators or Assignes for euer as witnes my hand this 38th of May 1658. William Smoot his marke. Teste Edward James, Richard R S Smoote his marke .

Wills in Maryland Archives:
14 Mar 1705 probate, 22 Jan 1704 drawn; William Hungerford; Charles Co.; Page 63:
To 4 sons, viz., William, Thomas, John & Charles, jointly, 2 tracts, 50 A. "Johnson's Choice" & 250 A. "Smoote's Choice". Should any son die without issue, his portion of estate to pass successively to daughters Ann, Elizabeth & Mary & their heirs. To son Barton and heirs 28 A. "Hungerford's Choyce". To daughters Ann, Elizabeth & Mary afsd., personalty. Extx: wife Margaret, she dying during minority of children, son Barton to assume executorship and care of his brothers and sisters. Test: Sam'll Durham, John Ryon, Joseph Dewell. Book 3, Page 650. Inv. 47 lbs.16 s. 6p. Admx, Margaret Hungerford (relict) (I & A 3.697)

Land Records in Charles Co., Maryland:
William Hungerford - "Hungerford's Choice" - 28 acres - surveyed 22 Dec 1687 - Land Folio 25/321; 33/615. (Also reference in Settlers of Maryland 1679-1700, Peter WIlson Coldham)

Elizabeth Hungerford - "Purchase" - 24 acres - 5 Apr 1745 - Land Folio PT 1/182
Barton Hungerford - "Hungerford's Hope" - 485 acres - 29 Sep 1756 - Land Folio BC/181; BC 6/216

13 Jun 1688 Capt. William Barton deeded two tracts called "Barton's Woodyard" (100 acres) and "Capell" (100 acres) - a total of 200 acres to his son-in-law, William Hungerford and wife, Margaret for love and affection - Signed by William Barton and Mary (her mark) Barton. Was a planter, lived in Stafford Co., VA in 1688 when this property was conveyed. In Port Tobacco, Charles Co., MD by the 1690s, Durham Parish.

Archives of Maryland LIII, Charles Co., Page 598:
14 Nov 1665. Thomas Smoot acknowledged this Ensuing noat to his father William Smoot (Viz) Bee it knowne to all whom it may concerne that I Thomas SMoote doe deliver upe the Child William Hungerford and his whole Estaet to my father Smoote during his lif time and after his Deceas the Child and his Estate shall fall to mee in acknowledgment I set my hand this 14th of November 1665. Thomas Smoote his marke. Witness by us John Hatch, William Barton Jr. 		 
1641 Notes for William Hungerford (from http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/k/e/r/Loraine-L-Kerns/GENE9-0020.html):
Archives of Maryland LX, Charles Co.,Page 251:
William Barton Junior deliuereth up this ensuing Pattent of land and Assigneth all his Right title and interest of and to the same unto his Brother in Law Thomas Smoote for the use of William hungerfot Junior son to William Hungarfot deceased Caecilius absolute Lord and Proprietarie of the Prouince of Mari- land and Aualon Lord baron of baltemore & to all persons to whom thees presants shall Corn greeting: in owr Lord god euer lasting know ye that wee for and in consideration that william smoot of this owr prouince hath due unto him too hundered and forty Acres of land Assigned him from John Lugar Junior as appeares upon Records and upon such Conditions and tearmes as are expressed in owr Conditions of Plantations of sayd Prouince of Mariland under owr greater scale at Armes Bareing date at London the second Day of July in the year of owr Lord God one thowsand six hundered forty nine and Remayning upon Record in owr sayd Prouince doe hearby grant unto the sayd William Smoot all that tract or parcel of Land Liing on the west side of Wicocomeko Riuer begining at a marked Oake standing near to the head of a Crceke Called forked Creeke Runing south west from the sayd Oake for the lenght of too hundered Perches bounding on the south with the land of Humphery Atwitcks and Thomas Michell and A line draw west north west for the length of one hundered perches to a marked oake standing on the hills on the west with a line drawne north north East for the lenght of too hundered and fifty Perches to a marked oake that intecepts A par-rarell line drawne from the first Marked Oake at the head of the forked Creeke one the North with the sayd parrarell one the East with the forsayd southwest line Contayning and now layd out for too hundered and forty Acres More or lesse together with all profits Rits and benefits thearunto belonging (Royall mines Excepted) to haue and to hold the same unto him the sayd William Smoote his heirs and Assignes for Euer to bee holden of us and owr heirs as of owr Manner of St Maries in free and Common soccage by fealty only for All seruices yealding and paying thearfor yearly unto us and owr heirs at owr Receipt at St Maries at the too most usuall feast in the yeare (viz) at the feast of the Annuntion of the Blessed Virgin Mary and at the feast of St Michell the Archangell by euen and equall por-tions the Rent of four shillings eight pence halfpenny starlyn in siluer or Gold or the full valew thearof in such Commodities as wee and owr heirs or such officer or officers appoynted by us or owr heirs from time to time to Colect and Receaue the same shall accept in discharge thearof at the Choyce of us and owr heirs or such officer or officers as aforsayd giuen at St Maries under owr great scale of owr sayd Prouince of Mariland the six and twentith day of May in the twenty six yeare of owr dominion ouer the sayd Prouince Annocp D' 1658 witnes owr trusty and well beloued Josias Fedall Escp owr liuetennant of owr sayd Prouince Josias Fendall. and Endossed on the bake sid of the sayd Patten as followeth Bee it knowne unto all men that I William Smoot doe assigne and make ouer all my Right titell of this Patten to William Barton Junior and Thomas Smote to them their heirs Administrators or Assignes for euer as witnes my hand this 38th of May 1658. William Smoot his marke. Teste Edward James, Richard R S Smoote his marke .

Wills in Maryland Archives:
14 Mar 1705 probate, 22 Jan 1704 drawn; William Hungerford; Charles Co.; Page 63:
To 4 sons, viz., William, Thomas, John & Charles, jointly, 2 tracts, 50 A. "Johnson's Choice" & 250 A. "Smoote's Choice". Should any son die without issue, his portion of estate to pass successively to daughters Ann, Elizabeth & Mary & their heirs. To son Barton and heirs 28 A. "Hungerford's Choyce". To daughters Ann, Elizabeth & Mary afsd., personalty. Extx: wife Margaret, she dying during minority of children, son Barton to assume executorship and care of his brothers and sisters. Test: Sam'll Durham, John Ryon, Joseph Dewell. Book 3, Page 650. Inv. 47 lbs.16 s. 6p. Admx, Margaret Hungerford (relict) (I & A 3.697)

Land Records in Charles Co., Maryland:
William Hungerford - "Hungerford's Choice" - 28 acres - surveyed 22 Dec 1687 - Land Folio 25/321; 33/615. (Also reference in Settlers of Maryland 1679-1700, Peter WIlson Coldham)

Elizabeth Hungerford - "Purchase" - 24 acres - 5 Apr 1745 - Land Folio PT 1/182
Barton Hungerford - "Hungerford's Hope" - 485 acres - 29 Sep 1756 - Land Folio BC/181; BC 6/216

13 Jun 1688 Capt. William Barton deeded two tracts called "Barton's Woodyard" (100 acres) and "Capell" (100 acres) - a total of 200 acres to his son-in-law, William Hungerford and wife, Margaret for love and affection - Signed by William Barton and Mary (her mark) Barton. Was a planter, lived in Stafford Co., VA in 1688 when this property was conveyed. In Port Tobacco, Charles Co., MD by the 1690s, Durham Parish.

Archives of Maryland LIII, Charles Co., Page 598:
14 Nov 1665. Thomas Smoot acknowledged this Ensuing noat to his father William Smoot (Viz) Bee it knowne to all whom it may concerne that I Thomas SMoote doe deliver upe the Child William Hungerford and his whole Estaet to my father Smoote during his lif time and after his Deceas the Child and his Estate shall fall to mee in acknowledgment I set my hand this 14th of November 1665. Thomas Smoote his marke. Witness by us John Hatch, William Barton Jr. 		 
1642 Notes for William Hungerford (from http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/k/e/r/Loraine-L-Kerns/GENE9-0020.html):
Archives of Maryland LX, Charles Co.,Page 251:
William Barton Junior deliuereth up this ensuing Pattent of land and Assigneth all his Right title and interest of and to the same unto his Brother in Law Thomas Smoote for the use of William hungerfot Junior son to William Hungarfot deceased Caecilius absolute Lord and Proprietarie of the Prouince of Mari- land and Aualon Lord baron of baltemore & to all persons to whom thees presants shall Corn greeting: in owr Lord god euer lasting know ye that wee for and in consideration that william smoot of this owr prouince hath due unto him too hundered and forty Acres of land Assigned him from John Lugar Junior as appeares upon Records and upon such Conditions and tearmes as are expressed in owr Conditions of Plantations of sayd Prouince of Mariland under owr greater scale at Armes Bareing date at London the second Day of July in the year of owr Lord God one thowsand six hundered forty nine and Remayning upon Record in owr sayd Prouince doe hearby grant unto the sayd William Smoot all that tract or parcel of Land Liing on the west side of Wicocomeko Riuer begining at a marked Oake standing near to the head of a Crceke Called forked Creeke Runing south west from the sayd Oake for the lenght of too hundered Perches bounding on the south with the land of Humphery Atwitcks and Thomas Michell and A line draw west north west for the length of one hundered perches to a marked oake standing on the hills on the west with a line drawne north north East for the lenght of too hundered and fifty Perches to a marked oake that intecepts A par-rarell line drawne from the first Marked Oake at the head of the forked Creeke one the North with the sayd parrarell one the East with the forsayd southwest line Contayning and now layd out for too hundered and forty Acres More or lesse together with all profits Rits and benefits thearunto belonging (Royall mines Excepted) to haue and to hold the same unto him the sayd William Smoote his heirs and Assignes for Euer to bee holden of us and owr heirs as of owr Manner of St Maries in free and Common soccage by fealty only for All seruices yealding and paying thearfor yearly unto us and owr heirs at owr Receipt at St Maries at the too most usuall feast in the yeare (viz) at the feast of the Annuntion of the Blessed Virgin Mary and at the feast of St Michell the Archangell by euen and equall por-tions the Rent of four shillings eight pence halfpenny starlyn in siluer or Gold or the full valew thearof in such Commodities as wee and owr heirs or such officer or officers appoynted by us or owr heirs from time to time to Colect and Receaue the same shall accept in discharge thearof at the Choyce of us and owr heirs or such officer or officers as aforsayd giuen at St Maries under owr great scale of owr sayd Prouince of Mariland the six and twentith day of May in the twenty six yeare of owr dominion ouer the sayd Prouince Annocp D' 1658 witnes owr trusty and well beloued Josias Fedall Escp owr liuetennant of owr sayd Prouince Josias Fendall. and Endossed on the bake sid of the sayd Patten as followeth Bee it knowne unto all men that I William Smoot doe assigne and make ouer all my Right titell of this Patten to William Barton Junior and Thomas Smote to them their heirs Administrators or Assignes for euer as witnes my hand this 38th of May 1658. William Smoot his marke. Teste Edward James, Richard R S Smoote his marke .

Wills in Maryland Archives:
14 Mar 1705 probate, 22 Jan 1704 drawn; William Hungerford; Charles Co.; Page 63:
To 4 sons, viz., William, Thomas, John & Charles, jointly, 2 tracts, 50 A. "Johnson's Choice" & 250 A. "Smoote's Choice". Should any son die without issue, his portion of estate to pass successively to daughters Ann, Elizabeth & Mary & their heirs. To son Barton and heirs 28 A. "Hungerford's Choyce". To daughters Ann, Elizabeth & Mary afsd., personalty. Extx: wife Margaret, she dying during minority of children, son Barton to assume executorship and care of his brothers and sisters. Test: Sam'll Durham, John Ryon, Joseph Dewell. Book 3, Page 650. Inv. 47 lbs.16 s. 6p. Admx, Margaret Hungerford (relict) (I & A 3.697)

Land Records in Charles Co., Maryland:
William Hungerford - "Hungerford's Choice" - 28 acres - surveyed 22 Dec 1687 - Land Folio 25/321; 33/615. (Also reference in Settlers of Maryland 1679-1700, Peter WIlson Coldham)

Elizabeth Hungerford - "Purchase" - 24 acres - 5 Apr 1745 - Land Folio PT 1/182
Barton Hungerford - "Hungerford's Hope" - 485 acres - 29 Sep 1756 - Land Folio BC/181; BC 6/216

13 Jun 1688 Capt. William Barton deeded two tracts called "Barton's Woodyard" (100 acres) and "Capell" (100 acres) - a total of 200 acres to his son-in-law, William Hungerford and wife, Margaret for love and affection - Signed by William Barton and Mary (her mark) Barton. Was a planter, lived in Stafford Co., VA in 1688 when this property was conveyed. In Port Tobacco, Charles Co., MD by the 1690s, Durham Parish.

Archives of Maryland LIII, Charles Co., Page 598:
14 Nov 1665. Thomas Smoot acknowledged this Ensuing noat to his father William Smoot (Viz) Bee it knowne to all whom it may concerne that I Thomas SMoote doe deliver upe the Child William Hungerford and his whole Estaet to my father Smoote during his lif time and after his Deceas the Child and his Estate shall fall to mee in acknowledgment I set my hand this 14th of November 1665. Thomas Smoote his marke. Witness by us John Hatch, William Barton Jr. 		HUNGERFORD, William (I61574)
 
1643 Notes for William Smoot:
The following notes were supplied by Donna Bott of Valdese, North Carolina:
Was in London in 1633 as a member of the Boatwright Guild. He agreed to work for 50 days in Virginia for Colonel Thomas Burbage, sailing from England to settle at Hampton, York County (now Elizabeth City, VA). It is not clear exactly when he came to America.

First public record 24 Feb 1642 when granted 400 acres of land in Yorke County on the north side of the Charles River near the head of Tymber Creek. To Maryland in 1646; lived on 300 acres, "Smoote", in Poplar Hill Hundred, St. Mary's County. Also 400 acres, "Smootly" in Manor of West St. Mary's on the west side of Wicomico River at the head of Smoot's Branch.

Probably raised in England and took oath there or in Virginia.

Planter, carpenter, shipwright. He designed and built vessels used in trade between Maryland and Virginia. How big these vessels or enterprise is not clear, two vessels were pinnaces, small sailing ships.

In 1644 William Smute gave George Codd 3 barrels of corn and clothes for fulfilling his indentured service.

William Smute fought in the campaign against the Pamunky and Chicka hominy Indians, receiving 600 pounds of tobacco 1 Oct 1644 for his services.

12 Jun 1647 granted by Lord Baltimore's Land Office 300 acres near the mouth of Herring Creek on the manor of New Towne in what is now St. Mary's County, MD.

17 Apr 1650, William Smoot and his son-in-law, William Hungerford, signed Stone's declaration saying "We the said Lieutenant, Council, Burgesses, and other Protestant inhabitants (enjoy) all fitting and convenient freedom and liberty in the exercise of our religion under his Lordship's Government and interest."
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Per Timothy A. Colcord from his collection at the Charles County Community College, La Plata, MD; lived at Wicomica River.

Claimed land in 1646 for the transportation of 7 people wife Grace and children, Aels, Ann, Elizabeth, Richard, Thomas and Elizabeth, daughter of Grace.

William was alive when his wife died in Jan 1666 but dead by 1670.

"The Smootes of Maryland and Virginia"; Mr. Harry Wright Newman:
The Smoote family, who were William Smoote's ancestors of earlier days, were natives of Netherland. Marriages occured between the House of Smoote and the noblity and gentry of that Province. A coat-of-arms was found. William Smoote of Maryland had the name and traditions of the Dutch House of Smoot and those in Maryland bore a coat-of-arms.

Meet Your Ancestors, Noland (Hubbard) Bowling:
Aug 1637, William Smoote witnessed the deed of William Reynolds to Thomas Denham. Deeds, Orders, Wills No. 1, page 64 York Co., VA.

At some time William Smoote paid for the transportation of eight persons to the Virginia Colony. The names of these people were omitted on the patent he received. It is normal to think they were members of his own family and perhaps some who would be in his employment. They positively arrived some time before the following patent was granted to him, quoting; "To all &c whereas now known yee that give and grant unto William Smeete fouer hundred acres of Land in the Countie of Yorke neare the head of a Creeke called Tymber Neck Creeke on the north side of Charles river beginning at certaine marked trees that runs from Timber Neck Creeke north northwest three hundred eightie pole and divides this Land from the Lands of McMinifer and from thence East north East two hundred and fiftie poles South South East into a branch of Timber Neck Creeke and then down the branch unto he marked trees where it begann which four hundred acres of land being due unto him by and for the transportation of eight persons into this Colony to have and to hold &c to bee held &c yarling and paying &c which payment is to bee made seaven years after this iiiith of February 1642. Cavaliers & Pioneers - Nugent.

William Smoote and family resided in York Co., VA in the years 1642 to 1646. He was a boatwright during those years and attended to his affairs through the courts as was the custom of that era. They resided in Hampton and it was there that he carried on his construction of various types of boats, such as the early settlers needed. He moved to Maryland in 1645. He placed his estate into the possession of Joseph Hill who stood bound with him for a debt to be paid to Ashwell Batten on the following Nov 10, 1645. This covered his real estate and personal property.

Apr 6, 1646, a survey was ordered for 300 acres of land for William Smoote, his wife and his two children, who came into the Province in 1646.

At some time in Virginia William Smoote married the second time Mrs. Grace Wood, a widow. They were the parents of Elizabeth Wood - William Smoote named Elizabeth as his wife's daughter.

There has not been found anything regarding any administration of his estate. They may have been lost.

Archives of Maryland LIII, Charles Co., Page 7:
Upon demand of John Neuil, Plantiff against William Smoote Defendant: in an actione of thecase & no cause of action apearing the Plantiue is thear upon nonsuted.

Archives of Maryland LIII, Charles Co., Page 542:
10 Jan 1664. William Smoote presents Ales Broune to have her age judged of who is judged to bee twenty too years old.

Archives of Maryland LIII, Charles Co., Page 155:
19 Nov 1661. William Smoote by his Atturney Mr Thomas Turner Prefered his Petition as followeth To the Worshipfull Henry Addames and the rest of the Commissioners of Charleses County the humble petition of William Smoote humbly shewethThat Whearas the Estate of Mr Edward Prescote standeth indebted unto your Petitioner the some of 260 tb of tob: by agreement as your Petitioner Can make appeare and seuerall other sums of tob: upon account as will sufficiently after appeare your petitioner upon the account the sayd Prescote is at this time non resident humbly Craueth attachment against the sayd Prescots Estate to the valew of one thowsand fiue hundered and fifty pound of tob: with Caske and for the Confirmatione of the sayd Petition produceth this Condition as followeth That whearas by a disater my sloope hath bin broken and this day agreeing with William Smoote to repaire the sayd Sloope firme and good as formarly with a Cratch and Case for the mast for four hundered and fifty pounds of tob: for worke done to my long boate I oblige my self to pay the sayd sum of four hundered and eighty pounds of tob: upon demand and acknowledg to haue payd too hundered and twenty thearof by a bill of John Wood and for performance of the remainder I oblige my self to pay it in drames at my returne from the Manathanes as witnes my hand this twentith forth day of March A 1659 . Edward Prescott. Hugh Bonding, John Buckner. The sayd Prescott not hauing any Atturney in this Place to obiect any thing against the sayd Smoots demand by his Atturney it is ordered that the sayd Smoot may haue an Attachment against the estate of the sayd Prescot according unto his Petition. Whearas Mr Francis Doughty had a referance granted him against the suit of Joane Michell from the last Court to this and neither of them apearing nor any atturney for either of them it is ordered the the action shoold die. William Smoot haueing obtayned a referance the last Court against the suit of Mr James Linsey to prepare himself to defend his Cause and hauing nothing to obiect against the sayd Linsey formar Declaratione The sayd Linsey by his Atturney George Thompson Craued an Order according unto his formar petition, which was granted.

Archives of Maryland LIII, Charles Co., Page 148:
1659. William Smoot Desireth that Mr. Robert Sly might have his oath given him concerning a debt dew from Mr. Edward Prescod to him the sayd Smoote which is granted. Mr. Robert Sly aged 34 yeares or thearabouts sworne and examined in open court sayeth that thear was a debt to the best of this deponants memorie of nine hundred and ode Pounds of tobacco that William Smoote was engaged unto this Deponant and for satisfaction the sayd Smoote Procured a noate of Mr. Edward Prescod to pay this deponant too hogsheads the one liing at goodman Courtses and the other at Edward Swans to the best of this deponants Rememberance and according to order by Mr Prescods noat this Deponant Sent immediately Mr. Nanfan to looke upon the sayd hogssets which Mr Prescod Pretended to this Deponant to bee extra ordinarie good tobacco but when Mr. Nanfan had seen them that at Mr. Swans enclining to a rote but that at John Courtses more sound but paked with ground leaves beeing so ill Conditioned durst not receave them neither had this deponant any satisfaction of the sayd debt that year and further sayeth not.

Archives of Maryland LIII, Charles Co., Page 149:
25 Sep 1661. Miss Mary Vanderdunke Plaintiff vs. Christopher Russell Defendant. William Smoote aged 63 sworne and Examined in an open Court sayeth that hee was not sent unto the Plaintife by the defendant and that hee braught the Plaintife unto the defendant and that hee doth verily think she saved his life under God and further sayeth not.

Archives of Maryland LIII, Charles Co., Page 396:
1659. Henry Allday the Atturney of Mr. Edward Prescot Plantiff vs. William Smoote by his Atturney Capt. Josias Fendall Defendant. This buisnes beeing respited from the last Court the defendant demanding his letter of Atturney and upon perusall of the same alleaged that they Coold not satisfie any debt to the Plaintiff dew to the sayd Edward Prescott because hee had not Power by vertue of his letter of Atturney ti give either receipts or discharges which the Plantife not beeing abell to produce. It is ordered that this suit bee dismissed.

Archives of Maryland LIII, Charles Co., Page 68:
6 Apr 1660. William Smoote Entereth a Caveat Concerninge A Debt Dew to him from the Estate of John Webb Deceased he makeing the first Demand.

Archives of Maryland LIII, Charles Co., Page 69:
17 Apr 1660. William Smoote Pettetioninge the Court to Administer on the Estate of John Webb Deceassed, he beinge Indebted to him, It is ordered that the said William Smoote take the said Estate into his possestion and get it Lawfully Apraysed, and Retorne the Inventorye into the Office.

Archives of Maryland LIII, Charles Co., Page 141:
24 Sep 1661. Mr James Linsey Plaintiff vs. William Smoot Defendant. The Plaintif as Administrator to John Webs Estate Prefereth his petition as followeth: To the Worshipful Commissioners of Charles County the humble Petition of James Linsey most humbly sheweth: That Whereas your Petitioner is the Administraotr of Jon Web and is by his letter of Administration Compelled to give in an account of the Estat of John Web aforsayd into the Secretaries office and Part of the Estat Remayning in the hands of William Smoote who denies to surrender it up unto your Petitioner and thearby your Petitioner is disenabled to fulfill his Obligation The Premisses beeing taken into your serious Considerations your Petitioner most humbly Craveth Releef with cost and Charge of suit.

Archives of Maryland LIII, Charles Co., Page 332:
26 Mar 1662. William Marshall by his Atturney & Samuell Dobson Plantiue . William Smoote by his Attorney & Thomas Lomax Defendant . The Plantiue aresting the defendant in an action of debt prefered his petion and bill as followeth: To the worshipfull Commissioners of Charles County the humble Petition of samuell dobson Atturney to William Marshall Sheweth That William Smoote standeth indebted to your Petitioner the iust quantitie of one thowsand three hundered and twenty pounds of tobacco and Caske as by specialty your petitioner can iustly make appear from under his owne hand The Premisses Considered your petitioner humbly Craueth order from this worshipfull board that william Smoot shall forthwith make satisfaction to your petitioner for the aboue sayd sum of tobacco and Caske and Cost and Charge of suit and your petitioner shall humbly pray and for the Confirmation of the sayd Petition the Plantiue produced this ensuing bill This bill bindeth mee William smoote my heirs Executors Admin istrators to pay or Cause to bee payd unto William Marshall his heirs Executors Administrators or Assignes the full and iust quantitie of thirteen hundered and twenty pounds of marchantable leafe tobacco and Caske to bee payd at or upon the tenth day of nouember next at one intier payment at sum Conuenient Place in Wicocomeco riuer in witnes whearof I haue hearunto set my hand this 26th day of March A 1662. William Smoote his marke. witnes George Gilberd, William Tourner. for which the Defendant Confesseth a iudgment It is thearfor ordered that the defendant pay unto the plantiue thirteene hundered and twenty pounds of tobacco and Caske with Cost and Charge of suit.

Archives of Maryland LIII, Charles Co., Page 26:
Nov 1658. Richard Trew Plaintiff, William Robinson Defendant. The Plantife arresting the defendant in an Actione of the Case which in Court go he maketh appear to bee for Satisfactione for a boat which hee the Sayd obisson in Companie with Edward Parker baught of Goodman William Smoote, the Plantiue and the Sayd Smoot beeing at that time in the worke Partener togeather and the Payment for the Sayd boate falling unto the afor Sayd Plantiues Share hee proceeded the defendant not beeing Prepared to answer the Sute craueth a Referance which was granted him the Plantiue hauing his witnesses thear readie most humblie desiereth that thay may haue the oaths taken which was granted him. William Empson Aged 28 years or thearabouts Sworne and examined in open Court Sayeth that about three years agoe William Robisson & Edward Parker beeing at the hows of Thomas Baker this deponant asked them wheither thay wear going, and William Robis son made Answer and Sayd to goodman Smoots to fetch up a boate that thay had baught of goodman Smoote & further Sayeth not Samuel Parker Aged 24 years or thear abouts Sworne & examined in open Court Sayeth that about 3 years agoe the deponant asked the Sayd Robisson and Edward Parker thay beeing at the depo: brother Bachelors hous whear thay had the boate thay came up in and William Robisson made answer, and Sayed that thay had baught it of Goodman Smoot and further Sayeth not.

Archives of Maryland LIII, Charles Co., Page 343:
17 Mar 1662. Caecilius Absolut Lord and Proprietary of the Prouinces of Maryland and Aualon Lord barren of Baltemor & to all Persons to whom thees Presants shall cum greeting in owr Lord God Euerlasting know yee that wee for and in Consideration that William Smoot of owr Prouince hath dew unto him too hundered acres of Land Assigned him from John Lewger Junior as appears upon Record and upon such Conditions and tearmes as are exprest in owr Condition of Plantation of owr sayd Prouince of Mariland under owr greater seal at Armes baring daet at London the second day of July in the year of owr Lord God one thowsand six hundered and forty nine and Re maining upon record in owr sayd Prouince doe hearby grant unto the sayd William Smoote all that tract or parcell of land liing on the west sid of wicocomeco Riuer begining at a marked oake standing at a littel Creeke near the land formarly layd out for rancis Pope runing north and by East from the sayd Oake for the lenght of one hundered and sixty Pearches to a marked oake standing at the hie grounds bounding on the north with a line drawne East and by south for the lenght of too hundered Perches to a marked oake on the East Wth a line drawn South and by west from the end of the formar line untill it intercect a parrarell line drawne from the first marked oake on the south with the sayd Parrarell on the west with the forsayd north and by East line Contayning and now layd out for too hundered Acres more or lesse together with all profits Rights and Benefits thearunto belonging Royall mines excepted to haue and to hould the same unto him the sayd William Smoot his heirs and Assignes for euer to bee houlden of us and owr heirs as of owr manner of St Maries in free and Common Sockage by fealty only for all saruices yealding and paying thearfor yearly unto us and owr heirs at owr Receipt at St Maries at the too most usuall feasts in the year videlicet at the feast of the annuntiation of the blessed Virgin Mary and at the feast of St Michell the Archangell by euen and equall portion the Rent of four Shillings Starling in siluer or gold or the full valew thearof in such Commodities as we and owr heirs or such officer or officers appoynted by us or owr heirs from time to time to Collect and receaue the sam shall accept in discharg thearof at the Choice of us and owr heirs or such officer or officers as aforsayd giuen at St Maries under owr great seall of owr sayd Prouince of Mariland the six and twentith day of May in the twentith six year of owr dominion of owr sayd Prouince of Mariland A Dni 1658 witnes owr trusty and well beloued Josias fendall Esq owr liuetennant of owr sayd Prouince. Josias Fendall Endossed on the backe of the sayd Patten as followeth: Be it knowne unto all men that I william Smoot doe assigne and make ouer all my right and title of this patten to Richard Smoot his heirs Administrators or Assignes as witnes my hand this 28th of may A 1658 William W Smoot his marke. Test Edmond James and william Barton and acknowledged by the sayd Smoote and his wife hear in open Court Bee it knowne unto all men by thees Presants that I Richard Smoote doe resigne and make ouer all my right and title of this patten unto Gils Tornkins his heirs Administrators or assignes as witness my hand this 22 of Nouember A Dni 1659. Richard Smoot his marke. Witnes William Barton iunior John Gooldsmith.

Bee it knowne unto all men by thees Presants that I Gils Tornkins doe assigne and make ouer from mee my heirs unto John Morris his heirs or Assignes all my right and titell of this Pattent for euer as witnes my hand this 17th of March A Dni 1660 Giles A Tornkins his marke. Test Georg Newman, Walter Hall. And acknowledged to the sayd Morris now in open Court: Caecilius Absolute Lord and Proprietarie of the Prouinces of Mariland and Aualon Lord Baron of Baltemor & to all Person to whom thees presants shall Come greeting know yee that wee for and in Consideration that william Smoot of Owr Prouince of Mariland Planter hath four hundered Acres of land dew to him in owr sayd Prouince for transporting Elisabet Ann and aels smoot his Daughter and Elisabeth wood his wifes daughter into owr sayd Prouince befor the one thowsand six hundered and fifty one thear to inhabit and dwell and upon such Conditions and tearmes as are expressed in owr Condition of Plantation of owr sayd Prouince under owr greater scale at Armes baring daet at London the second day of July in the yeare of owr Lord one thowsand six hundered and forty nine Remaining upon Record in owr sayd Prouince doe hearby grant unto the sayd William Smoo all that Parcell of land Liing on the west side of Wickokomeco River beginning at a marked Oake the Bound tree of John hatches land and bounding on the East with a line drawne north an by west from the sayd oake for the lenght of too hundered Pearches to an oake standing neare the land of John Courts on the north with a line drawne west and bee south from the end of the formal- line for the lenght of three hundered and twenty perches to a marked red Oake standing upon the head of a branch Called Smots Branche till it intercects a parrarell line drawne from the sayd hatches Oake on the south with the sayd Parrarell Containing and now Layd out for four hundered Acres more or lesse together with all profits rights and benefits thearunto belonging Royall mines Ex-cepted to haue and to hould the same unto him the sayd William Smoote his heirs and assignes foreuer to bee holden of us and owr heirs as of owr manner of West St Marys in free and Common sockage by fealty only for all saruices yealding and paying thearfor yearly unto us and owr heirs at owr suall Receipt at St Maries at the feast of the Natiuitie of owr Lord the rest of eight Shillings in mony starling or the full valew thearof in such Commodities as wee and owr heirs or such officer or officers appoynted by us and owr heirs from time to time to Collect and receaue the same shall accept in discharge thearof at the Choyce of us and owr heirs or such officer or officers as aforsayd giuen at St Maries under the Great scale of owr sayd Prouince of Mariland the 26th day of January in the th year of owr dominion of owr sayd Prouince A Doni 1652 witnes owr liuetentnant of owr sayd Prouince of Mariland. William Stone. Endosed on the bake of the specificed Patten as followet and acknowledged in open Court by the say smoote and his wife Grace Thees Presants witneseth that I william Smoote doe assigne set and make ouer all my right of this within specified Patten unto humphery Attwicks and Richard Smoot as witnes this my hand this twentith eight of May A 1656 marke of William Smoote, test Christopher Russell .

Know all men by thees Presants that I Richard Smoote doe assigne my whole wright and titell of this Patten unto Thomas Michell or his Assignes as witnes my hand this 8th day of January A 1656. Richard Smoote. test humphery Atwicks Tho: Lomax

Know all men by thees Presants that I Thomas Michell of the Prouince of Mariland doe hearby make ouer from mee my heirs or Assignes all my Right titell and interest of this within mentioned patten unto humphery Attwicks of the sayd Prouince his heirs or Assignes witnes my hand this 3d of may A 1659. Thomas Michell. testes henry more, Tho Lomax. And this Court acknowledged by the Joane Michell the relict of the said Michell. Humphrey Atwicks and his wif Elisabeth acknowledgeth thear assignment of this patent from them and thear heirs unto Thomas Percie his heirs and assignes for ever March the 17th AD 1662 in open Court ut testimonium facit.

Archives of Maryland LIII. Charles Co., Page 246:
29 Sep 1662. Know all men by these Preseants that I William Smoote of Charleses County in the Province of Mariland Boatwright Doe hearby constitute and appoynt Thomas Lomax of the sayd County my trew and Lawfull Attorney in my name and stead to answer all suits in law that is or may bee Commenced against mee in the sayd Countie Court as also to Commence and plead to any suit or suit in law on my behalf in the sayd Court as hee shall thinck fit and see cause to bee Commenced, hearby Ratifiing and allowing whatsoeuer my sayd Atturney shall doe to bee as fully in force as if I my self wear personally presant witnes this my hand this 29fh of September 1662. William Smoote the marke. Testes Josias Fendall, John Black.

William Smoote pl came to prosecute the suite by him Commenced against ThomasThorowgood.Thomas Thorowgood Def came also & Appeared to defd the suite cornenced against him by Wm Smoote. Wm Smoot PI. Thom. Thorowgood Def And whereupon the sd pl. Complaineth against the sd Thom. for the whereas the sd Thom did in th xxxvii yeare of the Dominion of Caecilius 1668 agree With & faithfully promise unto the sd William that is to say that he the sd Thomas would well & truly teach W Hungerford to write & Cast Accts in Consideracon whereof the sd William did pay unto him the sd Thom one boate of foureteene foot by the Keele one Cow & one yearleing Heffer Yet notwfhstanding the sd Thom his sd obligacon & agreement little regarding but minding & fraudulently intending him the sd William of the sd boate & Cattle to deceive neither hath performed his sd agreem' but shortly after goeing out of the Country th sd youth negligently did leave untaught & now doth altogether refuse to make him the sd William any reparacon whereby th sd William sth he is damnified to the Valew of 2900 lbs of tobacco & thereupon he bringeth his suite Whereupon the Def replied that the pl. never made any bargaine With him for to teach the sd youth Wth his mother Mrs Legatt & that when he was out of the Country Mr Blakiston did teach the said youth. And hereupon the Court found noe Cause of Action Therefore It was ordered that a Nonsuite pass against the PI. the Costs & chargs of suite, whereupon the Defendant prefered this bill of Cost Which was allowed him. 3 daies Attendance. ...... .30. ............. 90; 2 Witness 3 daies aps ......30.............. 180; A nonsuite .............................. 050 - Total 320.

Archives of Maryland LX, Charles Co., Page 112:
These may Satisfie all whom it may Concerne That I William Smoote of Charles Countie in the Province of Maryland Boatewright for a valueable Consideracon in hand allreadie receaved have Sold to Mrs Bridget Legate one Cowe of this marke that is to Say on the Right care an underkeele and. on the Left eare and underkeele and an overkeele, and going by the name of Cole to her and her heires with the male and female increase for ever And doe by these presents engage my Seife that the said Mrs Legate shall quietlie and peaceablie enjoy the said Cowe th her increase without being molested by me or my heires Executors or Administrators, or anie other person or persons whatsoever As witness my hand this 14th Day of June 1667. William Smoote his marke. Witnessed by us Thomas Smoote and Walter Davies 		SMOOT, William W. (I62762)
 
1644 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. HEAD, Amber Roxanne (I14313)
 
1645 Notes from Brenda Roberts show Tyree's second marriage was to a Martha.
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According to Gunn's marriage bond index, Tyre Turner & Mary Glenn were
either bonded or married in Rockingham County on 27 Dec 1849. The
actual marriage bond is missing. Gunn cites another work, Index to
marriages 1790-1868, for this data.
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 		Family F673
 
1646 Notes from Brenda Roberts show Tyree's second marriage was to a Martha.
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According to Gunn's marriage bond index, Tyre Turner & Mary Glenn were
either bonded or married in Rockingham County on 27 Dec 1849. The
actual marriage bond is missing. Gunn cites another work, Index to
marriages 1790-1868, for this data.
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 		Family F673
 
1647 Notes from Kristina Turner: I have just received info that he has 3 children & three G'children - in Texas, and am trying to contact them - I suspect they know nothing about their roots in NC. TURNER, William Robert (I4555)
 
1648 Notes from Obituary in Greensboro, NC News and Record, 10-20-07
Survivors include her daughter, Francis Fulp Martin of Stoneville, NC; brother Joseph S., Grogan of Stoneville, NC; and Sister, Margaret G. Roland of Collinsville, VA; G'dtrs, Patty Martin Shields of Danville, VA, and Vickie Martin Layne of Eden, NC; grandsons, Stephen Martin of Mayodan, NC, and Jerry Martin and Jason Martin, both of Stoneville, NC; great-grandchildren Katie Shields and Ketty Shields=, both of Danville, VA; and Dylan Martin of Stoneville, NC. 		GROGAN, Mary (I2494)
 
1649 now Bates MO

SOI: RN1804
 		FULPS, Carl Jefferson (I626)
 
1650 OB of RN=2648
 		THOMPSON, Grace (I3341)
 

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