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1776-1825 Montgomery Co MD Wills
ALDRIDGE, JOHN L D f 145 21 Jun 1789
L 1 p 431 11 Jun 1799
Wife: Dolly Aldridge - "Add. to Moore's Rest" where testator now lives; at her
decease to son Joshua
Daus: Mary Beddo, Eleanor Dunn, Sarah Dunn, Nancy Beall, Elizabeth Aldridge,
Rebecca Aldridge, Ann Aldridge
Sons: John Aldridge, Joshua Aldridge, James Aldridge, Isaac Aldridge
"Aldridge's Discovery" to be sold
Ex: Wife, Dolly
Wit: Charles Soper, Zachariah Downs, James Soper
=== Marguerite Teska Research Notes
Sarah Crow is supposedly the wife of John Aldridge ( who m2 Mary "Dolly" Hoskins c1786 (who m2 Richard Murray)) based on:
"PG Co Marr. Ref." by Moller, p2;
"Abs. of Wills Mont. Co, MD 1776-1825" by Malloy, p 1;
"Aldridge Papers" by Aldridge, 2:35- 37
Jacob Aldridge is supposed to have married Elizabeth Crow.
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ALDRIDGE, JOHN, Prince George's Co. 30 Nov, 1750; 14 Mar. 1750/51
To wife Eliner Aldridge, 111 A. called "Tucker's Cultivation", at her decease, to son Jacob.
To son John, 100 A. called "Pasqueham," lying near Sugar Loaf Mountain.
To son Jacob, 1 slave,
To son Thomas 1 slave,
To dau. Susannah Prather, 5 s.
To wife, balance of slaves.
Wife, extx.
Wit: Leonard Wayman, Leonard Wayman, Jr., Nicholas Aldridge, Wm.Grant. 27.507
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ALDRIDGE, ELEANOR, Prince George's Co. 6 July, 1760; 11 Feb, 1761
To son John Aldridge, Negroes.
To sons Jacob and Thomas Aldridge, slaves.
To grand-dau. Anne Prather, slaves.
To grand-sons willam and John Prather, furniture.
To sons Johns Jacob and Thomas, remainder of estate.
Exs: Afsd. sons.
Wit: Joshua Warfield, Thomas Snowden (Quaker). 31.257
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Folio 102 JAMES CROW, gentleman 01/10/1778 08/19/1778
"being weak in Body ...
Bequeaths to:
1. Thomas Crow --brother
-to have one third of the mill being testator's property
2. John Crow --brother
-to have Negro boy "Charles"
-remainder of the estate to be divided between John and Thomas
-John and Thomas named executors of the will
3. Martha Cheney --sister
-to have 25 pounds common currency to be paid to her by testator's two above named brothers
Witnesses: Willoughby Swain, Jacob Aldridge,
Then came: Jacob Aldridge
Note: the testator signed the will in his own hand
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1730 - 1799 (~ 69 years)