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Addison, Thomas, Prince George's County, 9th April, 1722; 28th June, 1727.
To son John and hrs., 1,430 A. "Saint Elizabeth," 512 A. "Discontent," 545 A. "Barnobie," 100 A. "Canton," 226 A. "Force,"' 340 A. "Gleening," 370 A. "'Locust Thicket," 340 A. "Maddox Folly."
to son Thomas and hrs., 850 A. "Gisburough," 300 A. "Berry," 260 A. "Pasture," 336 A. "Prevention." A division line to be run through the following 5 tracts, viz. 393 A. "The Union," 209 A. "Barwick upon Tweed," 236 A. "Brother's Joynt Interest," 106 A. "Nonsuch" and 300 A. "North Britton"; pt. to the s.w. of sd. line to son Thomas and hrs.
to son Henry and hrs., 400 A. ""Chichester," 289 A. "Addition," 428 A. of "Friendship," at the Eastern branch., owned jointly with Mr. Abbington; 400 A. of "Freindship," nr. the falls of Potomack; the pt. of the afsd. 5 tracts to n.e. of division line.
to son Anthony and hrs., 400 A. "Whitehaven," 400 A. "Philip and Jacob," 1,200 A. of "Freindship," nr. falls of Potomack.
to daus. Rebecca Bowles and Eleanor Lowe, 2500 each and personalty; shd. afsda legacy not be paid, the following tracts, viz. 850 A. "Batchelors Harbour," 345 A. "Swan Harbour" and 396 A. of "Strife" held with Mr. Parker at Mattawoman, with 2200 to sd. daus. and their hrs. in lieu of £500 each.
To wife Eleanor, extx., 1/4 of residue of personal estate; remaining 3/4 to her 5 child., viz. John, Thomas, Henry, Anthony and Ann.
Overseers: Benj. Tasker, James Bowles, George Noble; shd. wife marry a member of the Church of Rome.,, overseers to take child. and their estates, and to see that they are educated and brought up in faith of the Church of England. Sons to be of age at 19.
Test: William Masters, Benjamin Osborne (Osbern), Dr. Patrick Hepburn, Peter Dent,
Codicil: 2nd Nov., 1725. To sons Thomas, Henry and Anthony and their hrs., 2,300 A. "Addison;s Choice," on Monocosey, equally.
Test: Notley Rozer, George Noble, John Williams. 19.188,
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Hon. Thomas Addison, Esq. 12.295 PG £3656.11.0 Aug 10 1727 Oct 9 1727
Servants mentioned: Thomas Smith, John Williams, Henry Williams.
Appraisers: Col. Jos. Belt, John Abington.
Creditors: Dr. Patrick Hepburn, John Whetenhall.
Next of kin: Eleanor Smith, Ann Addison.
Administratrix/Executrix: Elinor Addison (widow).
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Hon. Thomas Addison, Esq. 13.48 PG £164.15.9 Mar 26 1728 Apr 22 1728
Appraisers: Jos. Belt, John Abington.
Creditors: Elisabeth Holland, John Whetenhall.
Next of kin: Elinor Smith, Ann Addison.
Administratrix/Executrix: Elinor Addison.
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Thomas Addison, Esq. 11.117 A PG £352.13.0 Jul 5 1731
Received from; Capt. John Hyde & Co. (merchants in London), Mr. Tobias Bowles (merchant in London), Mr. John Hanbury (merchant in London), Capt. Hugh Arbuthnot, Mr. Daniel Lamport, Walter Lutwidge, Mr. George Noble, Mr. James Bowles, William Loch, Benjamin Norris, Richard Geist, Daniel Watts, Henry Whetenhall, Mrs. Barbara Brooke.
Payments to: Dr. John Whetenhall, Dr. Patrick Hepburn, Thomas Smith, Martha Bayne, Dr Joseph Coleman, Charles Calvert, Esq.
Legatees: Eleanor Smith (daughter) wife of Richard Smith.
Executrix: Mrs. Elinor Addison.
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refer to Home Page: Alice Ament Davidson Gedge - http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~adgedge/
Colonel Addison had migrated to Maryland in 1667. Colonel Addison, only son of Colonel John Addison, greatly increased and improved the estate left by his father and became influential in church and colony. He was colonel of the militia, Privy Councillor 1721 to 1727, and visitor to the Free Schools.
Thomas, of Prince George's County, Maryland was educated at Oxford, England; built "Oxon Hill," opposite Alexandria, named after his Alma Mater. Col. Addison became one of the most important men of his day as a member of the Council and Colonel of the Colonial militia. He was one of the visitors of the free schools appointed by the royal governor, and, as proprietor of Addison Manor, dispensed a hospitality which made "Oxon Hill" one of the notable great houses of that day.
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Hutchison, William, Prince George's County, 13th Dec., 1708; 23rd Apr., 1711.
To son John and hrs all land, "Sangwhaire" in the shire of Ayr., in north Britton, descended to testator by will of his father, Mr. John Hutchison. sd. son to have no interest in lands in Maryland unless child. hereafter named should die.
To: dau. Anne and hrs
700 A., "Piscataway Forrest 800 A., "Sangwhaire,,"' 220 A., part of Jessmund bought of Mark Lampton, 50 A., part of "'Friendship," that part of "Hazard" -from main road to "Piscataway Creek," 35 A., "Little Worth" and 400 A., part of 800 A., held in partnership with Thos. Addison.
To: dau. Mary and hrs., 2/2 760 A., "'White Haven," held in partnership with Thos. Addison afsd., also testator's portion of 160 A., "'Carlyle," 1/2 850 A., "Friendship," held in partnership with sd. Addison, 150 A., "The Vineyard,"
2/3 of "'Saturday Work,"' "Speedwell" adjoining thereto on Hinfern Branch, also 180 A., "Carrick-fergus" and testator's half of 32 A., "Want Water."
To: son William and hrs, 550 A., "Rottendam", 660 A., " The Indian Town" on Nangemy Creek, also testator's part of "Wheeler's Purchase," bought of John Middleton and Hillary Ball, and "Joint Interest"' on Pomunky Creek.
To: dau. Elizabeth and hrs., all land in Pomunky Neck, viz., 76 A., "'Wheeler's Adventure,," 250 A., "'The Chance," 460 A., "Carrick," 420 A., "Hickory Hills,"
220 A.,"The Hogg Penn,-" 160 A., joining "Hickory Hills" afsd. and land of Joshua Marshall, also -1/2 ",'Friendship,' held in partnership with John Brook at Mattawoman.
Should 3 daus. afsd.., or anyone of them, die without issue, son William to inherit portion of deceased, and sd. son dying without issue, his share to pass in turn to sd. daus. and hrs.
To: Col. Thos. Addison, Jno. Stoddart, John Batie, Richard Edgar, William Tanyhill and Rev. Nathaniel Taylor, personalty.
To brother George Hutchison, gift of personalty which is to be sent home to him.
To wife Sarah,, all lands not disposed of., and those obtained by marriage with her; also, residue of personal estate, jointly, with daus. and son William afsd, Child. to remain with wife during their minority; if she die., to be placed with Protestants.
Ext.: James Stoddart and John Battie.
Test: Thos. Noble., Francis Wheeler, Robt. Clyde. 13. 317
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(1) "Maryland Historical Magazine," Vol. 14, "Some Early Colonial Marylanders," p.388,394-397. Cites: (a) "Maryland Archives,", Vol. 20, p.425; Vol. 23, p.253; Vol. 26, p.468; Vol. 27, p.496. (b) Archives of MD, Proceedings of the Council 1698-1731, Vol. 25, p.320; Vol. 30, p.252; Vol. 33, p.291,504,508,512, 591; Vol. 35, p.557. (c) 1 Harris and McHenry's "Maryland Law Reports," p.199. (d) Miss Murray, a descendant in possession of old Addison records and papers. (e) Will of Thomas Addison, old Prerogative Office, Annapolis, now in the Land Office. (f) Register of St. John's or Piscataway Parish, St. George's County, MD, MD Historical Soc., p.264.
(2) "The Tayloes of Virginia and Allied Families," by W. Randolph Tayloe (Berryville, Virginia, 1963) p.88. FHL #929.273 T211t.
(3) "A Biographical Dictionary of the Maryland Legislature, 1635-1789," Vol. 1 (John Hopkins Univ. Press, Baltimore) p.101.
(4) Carolyn Tayloe Davidson Carey, Greenwood Village, CO.
(5) "Washington Star," Washington D.C., "P.G. OKs Deal for Manor Land," by Donald Hirzel. Date unknown.
(6) "Genealogy of the Virginia Family of Lomax by one of the Seventh Generation in the Direct Line" (1913) p.50. FHL #929.273 L 837l.
(7) "The Founders of Anne Arundel and Howard Counties, Maryland," by J.D. Warfield (Kohn & Pollock, Baltimore, 1905) p.207,244.
Birth: (1) About 1679. (1,2,3,6) s/o Col. John Addison/Rebecca Wilkinson.
(1) Appears to have been their only child.
(1f) Age above 22 years in 1701 (b. 1679 or earlier). (2,3,6) 1679, only son.
(3) St. Mary's County, Maryland
(5) s/o John Addison. Marriage to Elizabeth Tasker: (1f,3) 21 Apr 1701.
(1f) St. John's or St. John's Parish, Prince George's County, Maryland. (2)
First marriage. (6,7)
Marriage to Eleanor Smith: (1f) 17 Jun 1709, St. John's or St. John's Parish, Prince George's County, Maryland. (3) Jun 1709.
(6)
Death: (1d,2,5) 1727. (1e) Will dated 9 Apr 1722, Codicil dated 2 Nov 1725. (1e,3) Will proved 28 Jun 1727. (6) 17 Jun 1727.
Burial: (4) With wife Elizabeth Tasker at "Oxen Hill," MD.
(2,6) Educated at Oxford University.
(3) Lived in St. Mary's County, Maryland
(3) By 1687 resided in Charles County, Maryland.
(1d) He increased the large estate inherited from his father. (2,6) Built "Oxon Hill" across the river from present day Alexandria, Virginia. (NOTE: This was the property he inherited from his father.) (5) Thomas Addison, son of John Addison, continued ownership of "Oxon Hill." As a land speculator he accumulated more than 15,000 acres at his death in 1727. A survey of part of the estate containing 3,663 acres was patented 3 Aug 1776 as Oxon Hill Manor, the first official and recorded use of that name. The Addison family owned the property until 1810.
(3) After 1696, resided at St. Elizabeth's, Oxon Hill Creek, Prince George's County, Maryland. (6) Of Prince George's County, Maryland.
(1a) 1696, 15 May: Appointed by the Governor and Council of MD as Surveyor of Prince George's Co. (3) Surveyor, Prince George's County, Maryland, 1696-1697.
(1a,3) 1697, 15 Oct: Made Deputy to the Naval Officer of Potomac District.
(3) 1704: Had 800 acres.
(3) 1704-1705: Justice, Prince George's Co.
(3) 1704-1727: Member of the Vestry, Piscataway (King George's) Parish, Prince George's County, Maryland.
(3) 1705-1707/8: Sheriff, Prince George's Co.
(1a) 1705, 24 May: Appointed or nominated one of Commissioners to go North and treat with the Seneca Indians.
(3) 1706: After his father's death, he owned at least 8,294 acres.
(1a) 1708/9, 15 Jan: Commissioned by Queen Anne as a member of the Council of Maryland. He took his seat 27 Oct 1710. (1) In his attendance after that he generally appears for some years as Lt. Col., having been so appointed at some time before. (2,6) Member of the MD Council 1711-1727. (3) His father's high status brought early preferment and patronage. He was one of the few men to be appointed to the Council without prior service in the Assembly. He first sat in the 3rd session of the 1710 legislature, served his first term to 1711.
(3) 1712-1714: Member of the MD Upper House.
(3) By 1713 was Lt. Col.
(3) 1714-1727: Justice of the Provincial Court.
(1,3,6) 1714: (1,3) After 1714 he is called Colonel. (1) Probably was Colonel of Prince George's County, as his father had been. (2,6) Colonel of Prince George's militia.
(3) 1715: Member of MD Upper House.
(1b) 1715: Mentioned in the Proceedings of the Council of MD as a Judge of the Provincial Court. Appointed one of 5 Commissioners for Prince George's Co. under an Act to facilitate the ascertaining and settling the bounds of lands in the several counties.
(3) 1716-1718: Member of the MD Upper House.
(1b) 1718: By an Act of the Assembly, Col. Thomas Addison was one of Commissioners to settle disputes about the boundaries of lots in Annapolis, the Plat of which had been destroyed in the burning of the State House in 1704. (7) 1718: A Commission of Col. William Holland, Col. Thomas Addison, Capt. Daniel Mariartiee and Mr. Alexander Warfield secured "New Town," upon Powder Hill, to be added to Annapolis for the encouragement of trade in the city. The lots were given to builders who did not hold other lots in Annapolis.
(3) 1719-1721/2: Member of the MD Upper House.
(1b) 1720, Apr: A complaint was made against him of partiality in the exercise of his duties as Commissioner for settling the bounds of lands in the counties. He resented the accusation so much that he tendered a resignation of all his offices. In the same connection, Daniel Dulany, then in the beginning of his career in the Province, called him "a Little Rascalous Fellow." (1) Subsequently the Addison and Dulany families were closely connected by several marriages, and the matter seems to have been soon dropped.
(3) 1722-1724: Member of the MD Upper House.
(1c) 1723: Surveyor for the Western Shore.
(3) 1725-1726: Member of the MD Upper House. He died before the 4th session. (1) The Proceedings of the Assembly and of the Council of MD show a very frequent attendance of Col. Addison down to 1726, and doubtless her continued a Member of the Council until his death.
(1b) 1726, 26 Jul: Mentioned in the Proceedings of the Council of MD as a Judge of the Provincial Court.
(3) 1727: At death his estate included 71 slaves and 3 servants and 14,000-15,000 acres
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Andrew Hambleton 3.150 A PG £138.8.1 £233.6.11 Nov 21 1720
Received from: Col. James Haddock, John Hunt.
Payments to: James Stoddart, Esq., David Barnes, Basil Warring, James Stoddart, Esq., Thomas Bordley, Esq., Patrick Hepburn.
Administrator: Thomas Addison, Esq.
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William Hatton 35B.26 A PG £315.12.2 £106.14.10 Aug 17 1713
Received from: Mr. Notley Rozier, Mr. Hickford Lemon, Mr. James Noble, Peter Pannier, John Midleton, Peter Paniel.
Payments to: Col. Thomas Addison, Samuell Berry, Thomas Midleton, William Floyd, James Kenton, Daniel Delozer, Thomas Plunkett, Henry Butler, Dr. Claudius, Joseph Alvey, Vestry of Piscataway Parish, George Noble, David Patron, John Pritchett, Mr. Luke Gardiner, David Cowdon, Anne Parker, Thomas Midleton per Penelope Midleton, William Bladen, Esq., Benjamin Berry, Joseph Hatton.
Mentions: Mrs. Mary Hatton.
Executor: Mr. Joseph Hatton.
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Hamilton, Andrew, Prince George's County, 23rd Oct., 1718; 24th June, 1719.
To wife Mary, extx., 1/3 estate, real and personal, during life, residue to child - and unborn child -. Division to be made by James Stoddert and Thomas Addison, overseers.
Test: Hon. Thos. Addison, Jos. Belt, Henry Crampton, Anne Renshaw. 15, 172
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Lockeyr (Lockyer, Locker), Thos., Sr., planter, Prince George County, 16th Sept., 1721; 16th May, 1722.
To dau. Frances and hrs., 1/2 of plantation whereon John Talbot now dwells and 1/2 personal estate,
To wife Eliza., extx., and hrs., 1/2 of plan. afsd. and 1/2 of personal estate.
To son-in-law James Johnson, William Tyler, Jr., and Eliza. Johnson (dau. of wife), at age of 16, personalty.
To every child by former wife ------,12d. each. Shd. both wife and testator die before dau, Frances be of age, she is committed to care of Maddm. Addison.
Overseer: Col. Addison.
Test: John Coulton, James Johnson, David Lane, Anne Talbot.
Codicil: To dau. Frances., residue of dwell, plan. ----- after son Thomas has run out his 150 A .
MCW 17.145.
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Haddock, James, gent, Prince George's County, 16th Sept., 1726; 2nd May, 1731.
To nephew John Gibson and hrs., 1/2 of "Weston," lying on Collington, now in poss. of John Green, after decease of wife Sarah; and personalty.
To grandson James Haddock Waring and hrs., other half afsd. tract.
To son Marsham Waring, Basil Waring, John Murdock and Samuel Perrie, and to each of their wives, one mourning ring; also to godson James Wilson, Coll. Thomas Addison and to each of his 2 sons Thomas and Henry Addison a mourning ring.
To 3 sisters Elizabeth Gibson, Sarah Newland and Mary Reynolds, 20s. each.
To wife Sarah, extx., and hrs., lot and house in Marlborough Town bou. from John Middleton, also use of "Weston" during life; residue of estate absolutely,
Test: Winnefred Simmons, Henry Keene, Edward Owen, John Barton. 20,197,
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1702-1709 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber C, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 101: Indenture, 12 Apr 1704
From: William Collings of Stafford County, Colony of Virginia
To: Thomas Addison of Prince George's County
For 12L and for diverse other good causes and considerations a 100 acre part of a parcel of land called Quick Sale lying in the freshes of the Patuxent River in Prince George's County; bounded by land of Samuel Taylor; one half part of Quick Sale (400 acres) was formerly sold by Francis Street to William Collings and given equally by the last will of William Collins to his sons, William Collins and Moulton Collins; at the death of Moulton Collins the land was inherited by William Collings, the elder brother
Signed: William Collins (mark)
Witnessed: John Storry, Benj'n Scott
Alienation: 1 Jul 1704 the sum of 2s paid by Thomas Addison
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1702-1709 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber C, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 104: Indenture, 28 Jun 1704
From: Hickford Leman of Prince George's County, Gent.
To: Thomas Addison of Prince George's County, Gent.
For 265£/16s a 400 acre half-part of land called Batchelor's Harbour of 800 acres in Prince George's County, formerly Charles County on the east side of the Potomac about 2 miles above Piscataway Creek; bounded by Borges Creek, Jerom's Creek, now known as Swann Creek, and St. George's Creek
Signed: Hickford Leman
Endorsed and witnessed: Josiah Willson, Robert Middleton, James Haddock
Alienation: 28 Jun 1704 the sum of 8s paid by Thomas Addison
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1702-1709 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber C, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 157a: By order of the Justices, 3 Nov 1699
By virtue of summons from the Sheriff of Prince George's County Thomas Addison, Dep'ty Surveyor, is ordered to lay out and resurvey 3 acres land for a court house and adjoining 2 acres of land for the church in Charles Towne
These are therefore humbly to certify that I Thomas Addison, Deputy Surveyor of the afForesaid County have by vettue of ye Order of the Justices afforesaid layd out as followeth first two acres of land for ye use of the Church Beginning at a bound oak in the town aforesaid and running then east by north six degrees northerly 19 perches to a poast appointed there to be set according to an Act of Assembly of this province and thence running south by west six degrees westerly ninteen perches to a poast as aforesaid and thence running west and by south 6 degrees southerly to a poast as aforesaid and thence with a straight line to ye first bounded Red Oak containing and now laid out for two acres of land by virtue of ye afooresaid order df direction I have allso laid out three acres of land For ye Court house of the said county. Beginning at ye south and last poast of ye aforesaid Church Land and running thence west and by south six degrees southerly twenty one perches to a poast as afforesaid thence north and by east six degrees easterly twenty four perches to a post as afooresaid thence east by north six degrees northerly twenty one perches to a post as efforeseid thence south by west six degrees westerly three perches to the first founded Red Oake of the Church band to ye first poast afooresaid contenting and now laid out for three acres of land this third day of Nov'r 1694
by me Tho. Addison. Dep'ty Surveyor
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1702-1709 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber C, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 184a: 7 Jan 1706
From: Edward and Arther Turner
To; Thomas Addison of Prince George's County
Addison is empowered to take possession of a plantation called Batchelor's Harbor and disposess Gilbert Marsh
Opted: Edward Turner and Arther Turner (mark)
'Witnessed: Tho. Hobb and Wm. Hobb
Acknowledgement: 4 Jan 1705/6 William Hobb made oath that the above signatures were witnessed by him, sworn before John Addison
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1702-1709 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber C, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 187: 19 Jul 1707
From: Rebecca Addison, Senior Relict of the Honorable John Addison late of Prince George's County, Deceased
To: Thomas Addison
For the sum of 620£to be paid by Thomas Addison, son and heir of John Addison, Rebecca Addison gives up all her rights to the any part of the estate of John Addison, Esq'r
Signed: Rebecca Addison (mark)
Acknowledgement: 19 Jul 1707 Thomas Addison paid the 620L
signed by Rebecca Addison
Witnessed: H. Leman, William Hutchison, Ja. Haddock, John Mitchell, John Warren
Proved in open court by the testimony of Hickford Leman and John Mitchell
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1702-1709 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber C, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 187a: 19 Jul 1707
From: Thomas Addison of Prince George's County, Gent.
To: Rebecca Addison, widow of Prince George's County
Thomas Addison binds himself and his heirs to pay Rebecca Addison 300L on the 20th of July 1709; money to be paid by Bills of Exchange but only "by an order on some merchant in England"
Signed: Thomas Addison
Witnessed: Wm. Hutchison, Ja. Haddock, and H. Leman
Proved in open court by the testimony of Ja. Haddock and H. Leman
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1702-1709 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber C, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 187a: 19 Jul 1707
From: Thomas Addison of Prince George's County, Gent.
To: Rebecca Addison of Prince George's County
Thomas Addison binds himself to pay Rebecca Addison 640L;
Condition of Obligation: 320L be paid on demand not by Bill or Exchange but only by an order on some merchant in England
Witnessed: Wm. Hutchison, James Haddock, and H. Leman
Proved in open court by testimony of Mr. Leman and John Michell
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1702-1709 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber C, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 198a: Indenture, 30 Aug 1707
From: Nathaniell and Susan Magruder of Prince George's County
To: Thomas Addison of Prince George's County, Gent.
For 51L a 93 acre part of land called Berry Plaine in Prince George's County; beginning at the mouth of St. John's Creek
Signed: Nathaniel) Magruder (mark) and Susan Magruder (mark)
Witnessed: Thomas Greenfeild, George Jones and James Haddock
Memorandum: 30 Aug 1707 Susan Magruder examined by Tho. Greenfeild
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1702-1709 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber C, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 199a: Indenture, 12 Aug 1707
From: John Fendall of Charles County and Elisabeth his wife; Joseph Harrison of Charles County and Mary his wife; Barbary Ryley widow of Charles County
To: Thomas Addison of Prince George's County, Gent
For 9,000 pounds of tobacco a 300 acre parcel of land called Berry on the east side of the Annocostine (Anacostia) River in Charles County; bounded by land of Thomas Dent
Signed: John Fendall, Elizabeth Fendall (mark), Joseph Harrison (mark), Mary Harrison (seal), and Barbara Ryley (seal)
Witnessed: Phillip Lynes, John Countee, William Wilkkeson and James Haddock
Memorandum: Elizabeth Fendell, Mary Harrison and Barbara Ryley examined before Phillip Lynes, John Countee and Wili'm Wilkeson
Certification: John Countee and William Wiilkeson, Gent. of Charles County acknowledged deed according to an Act of Assembly of this Province before Edm'd Howard, Clerk Charles County; Public Seal of Charles County affixed 12 Sep 1707
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1702-1709 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber C, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 204 o Indenture, 21 Feb 1707
From: Arthur Turner, planter of Westmoreland County in the Colony of Virginia
To Thomas Addison of Prince George's County, Gent.
For 3,000 pounds of tobacco 400 acres of land called Batchelor's Harbour given by the will of the late Alexander Smith of Charles County to Mary Turner, his daughter and late wife of Edward Turner, mother of above Anther Turner
Signed: Arthur Turner (mark)
Witnessed: Wm. Hutchison and Wm. Gardiner
Memorandum: Arthur Turner acknowledged the deed before Wm. Tannehill and Henry Acton
Alienation: Thomas Addison paid the sum of 8s
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1709-1712 Westmoreland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 3 [Antient Press]; Page 11
Westmoreland County Court 22d day of February 1709/10
- ARTHUR TURNER v LYNCH's Admr.
ARTHUR TURNER by his Petition shewing that Colo. THOMAS ADDISON of the Province of MARYLAND drew a Note on Mr. THOMAS MUDD of the same Province for three thousand nine hundred seventy eight pounds of tobacco payable to said ARTHUR which Note FRANCIS LYNCH, Mercht., requested him to sell him for the like sume in the Colony of Virginia, which said ARTHUR willingly did and accordingly delivered him the same after which said LYNCH departed this life without makeing him any satisfaction for the same or redelivering him the Note and that DANIELL McCARTY, Gent., who had administered on the said LYNCH's Estate did refuse to pay the sume oftobacco or to lett said ARTHUR have his Note for which he prayed the Court's Judgment. Whereupon it is ordered said DANIELL doe imediately [upon said TURNER's payment of what he is indebted to the Estate ofFRANCIS LYNCH] surrender and deliver to
ARTHUR TURNER his Note soe as aforesaid putt into the hands of FRANCIS LYNCH together with costs als execution
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1710-1717 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber F, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 64: Indenture, 27 Jan 1710
From: William Hutcherson of Prince George's County, Gent.
To: Coll. Thomas Addison of' Prince George's County, Gent.
Hutcherson and Addison have equally disbursed considerable money and tobacco building a water mill, making of a water course and Wear's Dam on a tract of land called Carrick Fargus in Prince George's County inherited by Hutcherson; for 2602/6, Hutcherson sells his share to Addison including a tract of 20 acres of land where mill, dam, and watercourse are located
Signed: William Hutcherson
Witnessed: William Tanyhill, Thomas Fletchall
Memo: 29 Jan 1710 acknowledged deed before Wm. Tanyhill and Henry Acton
Alienation: 2 Jul 1714 Thomas Addison paid 4p; signed Charles Carroll
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1710-1717 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber F, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 334; Indenture, 28 Aug 1712
Between: Th°. Addison of Prince George's County, Esgr.
And: James Stoddart of Prince George's County, Gentl.
These two jointly own a tract of land in Prince George's County called Friendship containing 1,124 acres near the first falls of the Potomac; bounded by land called Philip and Jacob, formerly land of Philip Lynes; this indenture gives details of the partition
Signed: Th°. Addison (seal)
Witnessed: J. Gerard, Jn°. Bradford
Memo: Thomas Addison acknowledged before above witnesses 28 Aug 1713
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1710-1717 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber F, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 336 o Indenture, 28 Aug 1712
Between: Th°. Addison of Prince George's County, Esgr. And: James Stoddart of Prince George's County, Gent). Duplication of indenture in folio 334
Signed: James Stoddart (seal)
Witnessed: J. Gerard, Jn°. Bradford
Memo: James Stoddart acknowledged before above witnesses 28 Aug 1712 Acknowledged in Prince George's County Court 24 Mar 1713/4
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1710-1717 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber F, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 400 o Quit Claim Deed, 30 Jul 1714
From: Thomas Addison of Prince George's County, Esqr.
To: Robert Owen, clerk of Prince George's County
Robert Owen by deed dated 20 May 1709 sold Thomas Addison land now occupied by Robert Owen who purchased the 134 acres of land from Thomas Greenfield; for 5s Robert Owen gives this quit claim deed
Signed: Robert Owen (seal)
Witnessed: Frederick Cladius, Dann. Dullany
Memo: 31 Aug 1714 Robert Owen and his wife Mary Owen acknowledged this deed
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1717-1726 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber F, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio: 11/638 o Indenture, 9 Aug 1717
From: Walter Bayne, Gent of Prince George's County
To: Thomas Addison, Esq of Prince George's County
For 11,485 lhs. tobacco and £35 a tract of lend given Bayne by his father, John Bayne, deceased, called Locust Thickett in Prince George's County; bounded by Henson's Creek; containing 270 acres; also part of land called Goodwill on the east side of a small branch where said Bayne lives; bounded by land that Richard Edlin bought of Ebsworth Bayne 499 acres
/e/ Walter Bayne (seal)
Wit: Richd Pritchell, James Stoddert
Martha Bayne, wife of Walter, acknowledged deed 9 Aug 1717; enrolled 31 Oct 1717
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1717-1726 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber F, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio: 205/792 o Indenture, 24 Aug 1719
From: Thomas Addison, Esq.' of Prince Georges County
T o: Daniel Dulany, Gen' of Prince George's County
For £150 a tract of land on the west aide of the Patuxent River in Prince George's County formerly bought by Robert Owen of Prince Georges County from Col. Thomas Greenfield and Richard Bevan
/s/ The Addison (seal)
Wit: Ralph Cobb, Charles Sewall
Acknowledged by Elinor Addison, wife of Thomas; enrolled 27 Aug 1719
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1743-1746 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber BB 1, [TLC Genealogy]; Page 433. Aug 18, 1746 from Benjamin Stoddert of PG, Gentleman, to George Gordon of PG, Merchant, for 120 £and for divers other good causes, 400 acres of land, to be laid off on the south end of 630 acres of land, being the dividend or part belonging to the sd Benjamin Stoddert, of a tract of land called Friendship, lying in PG, originally granted to Colo. Thomas Addison and James Stoddert (but so as to exclude sd Benjamin Stoddert's dwelling plantation and the improvements thereon). Signed - B. Stoddert. Wit - John Brice (a Provincial Court Justice), E. Dorsey. Recorded Sep 11, 1746.
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Prince George's Land Records 1717-1726 - Liber I - Folio: 42 o Indenture 13 Aug 1720; enrolled 17 Jan 1720
From: Ignatius Hagan and Rebecca his wife, daughter of Major John Lowe, late of St. Mary's Co. To:Thomas Addison of Prince George's County
Rebecca Lowe inherited from his father's will land formerly surveyed for William Hutchison late of Prince George's County called Garden; containing 152 acres in Charles County, now Prince George's County; for £30 to Addison; bounded by Brother's Joint Interest and land of Philip Lynes
/s/ Ignatius Hagan (mark & seal), Rebecca Hagan (mark and seal)
Wit: Francis Marbury, Thomas Hagan, George Noble Acknowledged by Rebecca Hagan, wife of Ignatius
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1759-1763 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber RR [Abstract by Mike Marshall]; Page 247. At the request of James Marshall the following Deed was recorded September 18, 1762
I Ann Parker of Calvert County, Maryland widow send greeting whereas the honorable John Addison, father of Thomas Addison and William Hutcheson father of the said Ann Parker was seized in fee of a tract of land in PGCo called "Strife" containing 1302 acres as by the patent thereof bearing date November 10, 1695. That the said John Addison and William Hutcheson in their lifetime sold to James Green all that part that lies on the east side of the road that leads from the head of Piscattaway to the the head of port tobacco that the said William Hutchison by his last will gave his half of the remaining part of the said tract to his daughter Ann above named and by the death of the said John Addison the other half of the remaining part of the said land decended to and became the right of inheritance to the above named Thomas Addison who was son and heir of the said John Addison. And whereas the said Thomas Addison and the aforesaid Ann Parker by the means aforesaid became jointly seized in possession in fee in part of the said tract of land aforesaid and whereas Ann intermarried with Gabriel Parker and the said Thomas Addison, Gabriel Parker and Ann Parker by their deed bearing date September 17, 1725 did make partition of the aforesaid land and the said Gabriel Parker and Ann Parker to have all that part of the tract which lies on the west side of the divisional line. And whereas Ann Parker by her deed bearing date November 6, 1749 did intend to convey unto her daughter Sarah Parker her said Ann Parker's part of the aforesaid land called "Strife" and the said Sarah Parker who afterwards intermarried with John Moore did with her husband by their deed bearing date June 13, 1758 for a valuable consideration conveyed the said land to James Marshall, merchant but has some doubts may hear after arise by the inaccurate wording of the deed according to the division and to remove the same now know ye that Ann Parker in consideration of 5 shillings current money of Maryland paid by James Marshall and for diverse other good causes and considerations her thereunto moving has released and forever quit claimed by these presents the aforesaid tract. In witness whereof I have here unto set my hand and affixed my seal this July 3, 1762, Ann Parker in the presence of and acknowledged before James Weems, William Allnut (JP's of Calvert County Maryland)
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1679 - 1727 (48 years)