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Clarke, John, planter,St. Mary's Co., 20th Jan., 1727-8; 9th Feb., 1727-8.
To sister Mary Compton, Thomas (son of Luke Clarke, dec'd) at age of 21 yrs., Thomas Chaimberlin, John Curbe [Kirby] and Elizabeth Clarke (at age of 16), personalty.
To Electious (son of Adam Clarke), ½ of leased land "Chaptico Manner," other ½ to bro. Benjamin when they shall arrive at age of 21.
Bro. Adam, ex. and residuary legatee.
Test: John Johnson Sothoron, Richard Sothoron, Robert Parker. 19, 316
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John Clarke 13.5 SM £169.10.10 Feb 12 1727/8 Feb 27 1727/8
Appraisers: John Johnson Sothoren, Robert Parker.
Creditors: John Parnham.
Next of kin: Leonard Clark.
Executor: Mr. Adam Clarke.
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John Clarke 9.339 A SM £169.10.10 £26.6.9 Apr 16 1729
Received from: Edward Doyne.
Payments to: Luke Barber, Charles Calvert, Esq., Philip Briscoe,
Richard Wainwright, Robert Parker, William Huntington, Col. John
Baker, Mr. John Parnham.
Legatees: Thomas ChamberIon, John Kirby.
Executor: Adam Clarke.
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In will of John Clarke in 1727 son of Thomas Clarke and Anne Barber.
Luke Clarke is mentioned as deceased. That Will was made out on 20th day of January Anno Domini 1727/8. That would seem to indicate that Luke Clarke died most likely in 1726. Below is a portion of that will.
"I give and bequeath to my sister Mary Compton one barrel of Indian corn to be paid her at my decease by my Executor.
Item I give and bequeath to Thomas Clarke son to Luke Clarke deceased." Mary Clarke was not married in 1711 at time of Father's death. In 1727 in her brother John's of 1727 she was married to William Compton.
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p. 106. Page 320. Acct of Elisabeth Mattingly extx of the will of Thomas Mattingly, late of SM decd. ..... 1 ewe paid john Clark, the same being given to him by the decd....8 Apr 1717...
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(1). Elizabeth Mattingly, b. 1681-1683, married John Clarke. I have 6 children for them:
a. James Clarke who married Henrietta Walker.
b. Robert Clarke who married Elizabeth ____, widow of John Price.
c. John Clarke, living as late as 1762.
d. Mary Clarke who married John Alvey.
e. Henrietta Clarke who married Thomas Spalding.
f. Winifred Clarke, living as late as 1734.
3/6/1734: Admin. accts. of Elizabeth Mattingly. Administrator: James Clarke admin. her estate. Legal representatives: Robert Clarke, James Clarke, John Clarke, Mary Clarke, Winifred Clarke, and Henrietta Clarke.
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Thomas Mattingly 398.61 A SM £12.0.10 £14.7.3 Apr 8 1717
Payments to: Adam Boyd, Robert Parker, Samuel Williamson, Mr. Robert Scott, . Thomas Dillan.
Legatees: Robert Parker, Thomas Mattingly, John Clarke.
Executrix: Elisabeth Mattingly.
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1696-1702 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber A, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Deed, 24 February 1699
From: JOHN CLARKE, ROBT. CLARK, BENJ. CLARKE, and FRANCIS CLARK of Charles and St. Mary's Co.s, planters.
To: WILLIAM HERBERT of Charles Co.
Price: 8650 lbs. tobacco
Property: A 100 acre tract called "Clarkes Purchase"
in P. G. County, on the north side of the main fresh of Mattawoman on St. Thomases Creek, commonly known as Notting; adjoining land of ROBT. CLARKE.
Signatures: JOHN CLARKE, ROBERT CLARKE, BENJAMIN CLARKE, and FFRANCIS CLARKE.
Wit.: PHILLIP HOSSKINS, JAMES KEECH, BRIDGETT TAN-DELL [BRIDGETT FENDELL].
Ackn'd: JOHN CLARK and wife ELIZABETH, ROBERT CLARK, BENJAMIN CLARK and wife JUDITH, and FRANCIS CLARK, 24 February 1699.
Recorded: (date unspecified), Vol. A, Page 237
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1696-1702 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber A, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Deed, 24 February 1699
From: JOHN CLARK, ROBT. CLARKE, BENJAMIN CLARK, and FFRANCIS CLARK of Charles and St. Mary's County, planters.
To: JOHN COURTS (also spelled COATS, COARTS), of Charles County, gent.
Price: 8250 lbs. tobacco
Property: All the tract called "Crouches Guift" in P. G. County, on the north side of the main fresh on the head of Mattawoman or St. Thomases Creek commonly known by the name of Notting, bounding on land of JOHN CLARKE; 500 acres.
Signatures: JOHN CLARKE, ROBT. CLARKE, BENJ'N CLARK, FFRANCIS CLARK.
Wit.: PHILL. HOSKINS, JAMES KEECH, and BRIDGETT FFENDALL (her mark).
Ackn'd: JOHN CLARKE and wife ELIZABETH, ROBERT CLARKE, BENJAMIN CLARKE and wife JUDITH, and FFRANCIS CLARKE, 27 February 1699.
Recorded: 14 November 1700, Vol. A, Page 293-A
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Charles County Land Records, Liber F#2, Page 69
11 8ber 1715; Recorded at request of John Fendall, carpenter:
11 Jul 1715; Indenture from John Clark of St. Mary's Co. to John Fendall, Gent.; for 2,000# tobacco; a parcel of land called St. Lawirece's Spring on west side of Wicomico River; bounded by Bayne's Branch and land of William Marsh[all]; containing 100 acres; /s/ John Clarke; wit. -itt Hoskins, Geo. Dent, Goody Carter; endorsed 16 Jul 1715 by John Clark
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1670 - 1728 (58 years)