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STOKES, SUSANNAH, Baltimore Co. 25 Aug, 1745; 26 Mar, 1746
Son JOHN STOKES, 3 grand-child., ROBERT STOKES, CORDELLIA STOKES and FRANCIS STOKES.
To grand-son JOHN PACA, stock.
To grand-son ROBERT STOKEY, slaves.
To grand-dau. CORDELLIA STOKES, slaves.
To grand-dau. FRANCES STOKES, 1 slave.
Mr. Perrigine Frisbey give up to my son, JOHN STOKES, the lease that was assigned over to me by Mr. Samuel Howell and my son.
My kinsman, Mr. Perrigrine Frisby, ex.
Wit: Rachel Paca, Peregrine Brown, Mary Clerk. 24.441
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Susannah Stokes 35.175 BA £559.12.6 Aug 31 1747
Appraisers: John Paca, J. Mathews.
Creditors: Mary Marshall, Thomas White.
Next of kin: John Stokes, John Paca, Jr.
Administratrix/Executrix: Mary Frisby.
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Susannah Stokes 25.42 A BA £629.12,6 £602.14.9 Mar 5 1747/48
Sureties: Edward Wakeman, Winston Smith.
Payments to: Richard Bennett, Esq., John Buck, Esq.
Administratrix: Mary Phrisby (also Mary Frisby). Unadministered by Peregrine Frisby.
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Susannah Stokes 28.124 A £15.0.7 Nov 14 1749
of Baltimore County.
Payments to: Daniel Dulany, Esq. paid to Robert Adair for use of Roger Boyce, Thomas White, Daniel Dulany, Esq. due from Peregrine Prisby for use of James Richard, Daniel Dulany, Esq. paid to John Gassaway, Thomas White paid to Roger Boyce, Amos Garrett for use of John Matthews.
Administrator: Mary Henderson (of Anne Arundel County). Unadministered by Mary Frisby (of Baltimore County).
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Susanna Stokes 35.277 A £20.13.8 Nov 9 1753
Payments to: Thomas Sheredine (of Baltimore County) paid to Thomas Sligh due from Mary Henderson, Thomas Franklin (of Baltimore County) due from Mary Henderson, Thomas White on judgement in Anne Arundel County Court against Mary Henderson, Ebenezar Pumphrey on judgement in Anne Arundel County Court against Mary Henderson per Mr. John Brice (of Anne Arundel County).
Administrator: Greenberry Dorsey (administrator de bonis non of Mary Henderson (of Anne Arundel County, administratrix de bonis non of deceased)).
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George Wells 2.451 A £956.15.10 £792.15.8 Aug 4 1719
Distribution to: (NJL note: this distribution concerns George Wells, Sr., not George Wells, Jr.)
Susanna (1/3, daughter) wife of John Stokes,
Mary Frisby (1/3, guardian is John Stokes) daughter of William Frisby who married a daughter (unnamed),
Peregrine Frisby & Sarah Frisby (1/3, guardian is James Frisby) daughters (!) of William Frisby who married a daughter (unnamed),
John Smithers & George Smithers (2 parts) sons of Richard Smithers who married a daughter (unnamed).
Administratrix: Mary Wells, now wife of William Marshall.
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Wells, George, Balto. Co.,20th Feb., 1695; -- --- ----;
To dau, Blanch and hrs., 1500 A., manor on Chester R., Kent County, bet. Gray's Inn Ck. and Lankfords Bay.
To dau. Frances and hrs., 100 A., "Black Island," 320 A., part of "Collett's Point" and part of "Planters' Delight."
To dau. Susanna Mary and hrs., part of "Planters' Delight" and part of "Collett's Point"
In event of death of dau. Frances or dau. Susanna Mary during minority, survivor to inherit deceased's portion.
To son George and hrs., 400 A., residue of "Planters' Delight," 800 A., "Goldsmith Hall," 300 A., "Timber Proofe," and 82 A., "Walston's Addition."
To son Benjamin, ex., and hrs., gifts of land confirmed, viz., "Benjamin" 470 A., "Wells' Neck" and "Holyneck," bet. Back and Middle R., Balto. County, and all land in A. A. Co. belonging to testator which was his father's; also certain personalty due testator from cousins Thomas Stockett and Samuel Chew.
To 5 child., viz., Benjamin, Blanch, Frances, George and Susanna Mary, residue of estate equally.
Son George to be of age at 18 yrs. and 3 daus. at 15 yrs.
To wife Blanch, personalty in lieu of that half of Maj. Samuel Goldsmith's estate received by testator at his marriage. Test: Thos. Smith, Eliza: Hamanck, Ralph Gillian. 7. 192.
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Stokes, John, Baltimore Co., 2nd March, 1727 ; 5th Sept., 1732.
To son George and hrs., pt. of "Montserada," bou. of Edward Parrish, who had bou. it of Henry Ward, Cecil Co.; 200 A. "Ebenezar's Lott," Deare Ck.; also "Harman's Towne," or commonly called "The Ferry," excepting 100 A. bou. of Wm. Simpson; and personalty.
To son John and hrs., 100 A. afsd.; 400 A. "Bourne," tract bou. of Joseph Johnson; 220 A. "Johnson's Delay," 100 A. "Simpson's Hazard"; and personalty.
To son Humphry and hrs., land in Maryland or elsewhere not otherwise bequeathed; also house and lot at Joppa, on Gunpowder R.; and personalty.
To dau. Frances, now wife of Aquilla Paca, 10s., she having received a portion at marriage.
To 3 sons afsd., personal estate after their mother's portion is deducted.
To kinsman Philip Key, of Charles Co., and Thomas White, overseers, £5 each.
Exs.: Wife and 3 sons afsd.
Test: Erick Erickson, John Erickson, Zacharias Spencer, Casparum Erickson. 20, 444.
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Capt./Mr. John Stokes 17.303 BA £1334.8.8 Jun 18 1732 Aug 8 1733
Appraisers: Roger Mathews, John Risteau.
Creditors: R. Bennett, William Chapman for Mr. Philip Smith.
Next of kin: J. Wells Stokes, George Stokes.
Executrix: Mrs. Susannah Stokes.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1688 - 1746 (> 58 years)