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WATHEN, JOHN, Charles Co, 16 Dec, 1745; 13 Jan, 1746
Anne WATHEN, wife.
Child.: JOHN, JOSEPH, BENNETT, CLEMENT, BARTON, MARY, SUSANNA.
John Wathen son, Hudson Wathen, bro., exs.
Wit: James Ashby, John Tounton, Justian Williams. 24, 29
Jo Anne Mackby 2007-08-28 09:40:53
My records show John Barton Wathen m. Clotilda
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http://home.houston.rr.com/edelen/People2.html
Their first four children were born in Maryland, and the rest in Kentucky. Children of Joseph and Catherine (Wathen) Edelen (ref 29):
Clowtilda Edelen married Nehemiah Webb*
Leonard Edelen married Janett Cissell
Benedict Edelen married Mary Anne Harriet Wathen
Lewis Edelen married Dorothy Cissell
Elizabeth Edelen married James S. Cissell
James Edelen d.s.p.
George E. Edelen married Anne McElroy
Margaret Edelen
Lucy Edelen
Helen Edelen married John Donahoo
Theresa Edelen
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Charles County Maryland Land Record Liber Z#2, 1744-1753; Page 409. At the request of Robert Horner, the following mortgage was recorded on Aug 22, 1750.
May 15, 1750 from John Wathen of CC, planter, to Robert Horner of CC, merchant, for 12,000 lbs tobacco and for divers other good causes, a tract of land in CC called St Thomas, bounded by a bound tree of Westwood standing near the Welchmans Pond, containing and laid out for about 116 acres. If, however, Wathen pays Horner the 12,000 lbs tobacco by May 19, 1753 with legal interest, [then this deed to be void]. Wathen shall finish the crop of tobacco or corn he has now on the ground. Signed - John Wathen. Wit - Hudson
Wathen, Phil Briscoe.
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Charles County Land Record Book A#2, 1752-1756; Page (513). Feb 14, 1756 from Joseph Wathen of CC, planter, to Hudson Wathen of CC, Gent, for 15,000 lbs of crop tobacco, a tract of land in CC commonly called Saint Thomas, bounded by the house of John Wathen, Martin's line, containing and laid out for about 60 acres. Signed - Jos_ Wathen, Wit - Jno Winter, Jas Nevison. Recorded Jun 29, 1756.
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Charles County Land Record Book G#3, 1756-1761; Page 84. Jun 17, 1757 from John Wathen of CC, planter, to John Winter, for the sums of 32 £sterling and 1375 lbs of tobacco, part of a tract of land called St. Thomases, lying in CC and near a place formerly known by the name of the old woman Pond [pond?], bounded by west woods manor, a marsh belonging to Piles Fresh, containing about 37-1/2 acres. Signed - John Wathen. Wit - Walter Hanson, Dan Jenifer. Recorded Jun 30, 1757.
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Charles County Land Record Book G#3, 1756-1761; Page 252. Lease. Oct 23, 1758 from John Wathen of CC, planter, to Elenor Beddow (Beddo), planter and Resident in CC, for the covenants herein after contained, the lease of a parcel of about 25 acres in CC near Piles Fresh, bounded by John Mugumerys Spring on the hill side by the mash orchard, then to Bennet Wathens house close by the Ditch side and from thence to the bottom of the Ditch and from thence to a place called pipers Horne. The lease starts today and is for 21 years or her life thence next to be complete and ended. Sd Elinor Beddo obliges herself to wash, mend, and make for the sd John Wathen and his family, until sd John Wathen alters the station of his life. Signed - John Wathen, Elinar (", her mark) Beddoe. Wit - George Barker, Sarah Ramsey, Elizabeth 0 her mark) Brown. Recorded Dec 6, 1758.
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Charles County Land Record Book G#3, 1756-1761; Page 229, Mar 12, 1759 from John Wathen of CC, planter, to John Winter of CC, for 20,000 lbs of tobacco, part of a tract of land called Saint Thomas, lying on the head of wecomoco [Wicomico] River, Piles Fresh, bounded by the orchard on the east side of the dwelling house, Mastines line, Westwood Manor, Piles Fresh Bridge, containing and laid out for about 123 acres. Signed - John Wathen. Wit - James Nivison, George Dent. Recorded Apr 7, 1759.
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Charles County Land Record Book G#3, 1756-1761; Page 358. Lease. Mar 12, 1759 from John Winter of CC, Gentleman, to John Wathen of CC, planter, for the yearly rent of 1 ear of corn, the lease to sd John Wathen, during his natural life, of a tract of land called St. Thomas, lying in CC on Piles Fresh, bounded by John Montgomery: Spring, Bennet Wathen, the Ditch nigh Piles Bridge, Pipers Hole. To have and to hold, without liberty to lease, let, or rent sd land. Sd John Wathen may not waste timber, but he may use timber to support that part of the plantation that lies below the road running from Newport Hill to Piles Ridge, being that parcel of land sold by sd Wathen to sd Winter as by deed executed this day. Signed - Jno Winter. Wit - Jas Nivison, George Dent. Elizabeth, wife of the sd John Winter, relinquished her right of dower to the lands within mentioned. Recorded Sep 10, 1759.
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Newport: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 365-27: ST. THOMAS: 400 acres; Possession of - 400 Acres - Simpson, Thomas: : Surveyed 25 May 1665 for Thomas Simpson in the woods on the West side Piles Fresh: Other Tracts Mentioned: ST. THOMAS SIMPSON; Conveyance notes - 50 Acres - John Walker from Benjamin Hall; 27 January 1716 68 Acres - John Walker from Benjamin Hall; 27 January 1716, 10 Acres - John Walker from Thomas Simpson Sr. & Jr. 7 Aug 1727 6 Acres - John Walker from Thomas Simpson Jr. 7 Aug 1727,112 Acres - William Simpson from Thomas Simpson Sr. & Jr. 7 Aug 1727, 168 Acres - Richard Edelen from Thomas Simpson Sr. & Jr. 7 Aug 1727 218 Acres - Richard Edelen from Thomas Simpson Sr. & Jr. 7 Aug 1727, 150 Acres - John William, Thomas William, James William, Daniel Short, Giles Simpson from Thomas Simpson Sr. & Jr. 7 Aug 1727, 79 Acres - George Hatton from John & James William & Daniel Short; 6 April 1732 60 Acres - Ignatius Simpson from Thomas Simpson Jr & Sr. 31 Dec 1732 63 Acres - Gilbert Simpson from Thomas Simpson Jr & Sr. 31 Dec 1732, Resurveyed into ST. THOMAS SIMPSON; 19 Oct 1721, folio 400.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1724 - 1797 (73 years)