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Mr. Benjamin Mackall 80.70 CA £2866.7.5 Jan 7 1763 Mar 16 1763
Appraisers: William Allnutt James Allnutt.
Creditors: John Bond, Samuel Nicholls.
Next of kin: Susanna Wilkinson, Sarah Wilkinson.
Executor: Benjamin Mackall.
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Mr. James Mackall 80.74 CA £772,2.7 Jul 8 1762 Mar 21 1763
Appraisers: Parker Young, James Duke.
Creditors: John Bond, Alexander Somervell.
Next of kin: Benjamin Mackall, John Mackall,
Administratrix: Hannah Mackall
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MACKALL, BARBARA, Christs Church Parrish, Calvert Co. 22 Apr, 1762 14 Nov, 1764
To grandson Thomas Bond, son of dau. Mary Bond, and to grandson Benjamin Bond, son of dau. Anna Bond, tract called "Brooks Partition," lying in the county afsd., branch of Fishing Creek and Hunting Creek, which was devised to me by father Richard Smith. That the profit arising on the pt. then belonging to grandson Benjamin, be kept for and paid to sd. Benjamin when he is of age 21; if sd. Benj. dies before of age, then sd. Thomas Bond shall have possession ever after.
To son Benjamin Mackall, one mourning ring.
To each of dau. Barbara Wilkinson's children, one mourning ring of 21 s. sterl.
To dau. Mary Bond, 5 slaves (names given).
To dau. Betty Heighe, 4 slaves.
To dau. Rebecca Young, 4 slaves.
To daus.: Mary, Betty, Rebecca and Anne, balance of estate and personals.
Extx: Dau. Mary Bond.
Wit: John and James Gray, Elizabeth Hance. 32. 319
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Mrs. Barbara Mackall 98,208 CA £993,0.3 Nov 16 1764 Mar 6 1769
Appraisers: John Waters, James Weems, Jr.
Creditors: Henry Askew Francis Wolf.
Next of kin: B. Mackall, Betty Heighe.
Executrix: Mary Bond.
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Dr. Thomas Bond 116.31 CA £748.8.7 Feb 19 1773 Dec 2 1773
Appraisers: Edward Gantt, Charles Grahame.
Creditors: William Allen for Patrick Sim Smith, William Molleson.
Next of kin: Benjamin Mackall, John Bond.
Executrix: Elisabeth Bond
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Prince George's County MD Will Book Liber T No. #1
1790-1796;
Folio 339 LEONARD HOLLYDAY, of Calvert County 08/12/1777 12/03/1793
-being weak in Body
Bequeaths to;
1. Leonard Hollyday --son
-to have all of testator's lands lying in Calvert County called -"Buzzard Island- and "Addition to Buzzard Island" and part of "Arnold's Purchase- and to have all of testator's lands lying in Prince George's County called Brookelleld and '`Hollyday's Wild Goose Meadow"
-to have all of testator's lands tying in Si. Mary's and Charles Counties
2. Sarah Johns --daughter
Ann Bradley Hollyday --daughter
-should testator's son Leonard die w/out issue, then to have the lands left to hint and should they die w/out issue then to descend as per the will of testator's father Leonard Hollyday
-should Leonard die w/out issue, then to have lands lying in Charles and St. Marie's Counties,
-testator's three children to have all die personal estate to be divided equally among.. them
3. Thomas Johns --son-in-law
-named executor along w/ testator's son Leonard
Witnesses: Margaret Skinner, Benjamin Mackall 4th, Benjamin Mackall
Then came: Benjamin Mackall 4th and Benjamin Mackall
Note the testator signed the will in his own hand
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1763-1767 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber TT [Abstract by Mike Marshall]; Page 655. At the request of John Green the following Deed was recorded December 4, 1766
Indenture made August 8, 1766; Thomas Boyd in consideration of 62 pounds 9 shillings sterling paid by John Green has sold part of a tract called "The Forrest" containing 68 acres (excepting such part thereof as may be taken away by a tract of land called "Hollidays Choice" in the possession of Benjamin Mackall). Signed Thomas Boyd in the presence of and acknowledged before Mordecai Jacob, Thomas Williams and at the same time Charity Boyd wife of Thomas Boyd relinquished her right of dower
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1767-1769 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber BB 2 [Abstract by Mike Marshall]; Page 355. At the request of Mordecai Jacob the following Deed was recorded February 4, 1769
Indenture made December 30, 1768; Benjamin Mackall, Gentleman and Rebecca Mackall his wife of Calvert County, Maryland in consideration of 500 pounds sterling paid by Mordecai Jacob of PGCo has sold a tract called "Hollidays Choice" containing 500 acres beginning at the northwest corner of "Beall's gift" and bounded by "Orphans Gift". Signed Benjamin Mackall, Rebecca Mackall in the presence of and acknowledged before William Allnutt, James Somervell (JP's of Calvert County, Maryland) and at the same time Rebecca Mackall wife of Benjamin Mackall relinquished her right of dower
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Charles County Land Record Book S#3, 1770-1775; Page 101. Deed or Mortgage. Jan 18, 1771 from Basil Brooke of CC, to Benjamin Machall of Calvert County. Sd Basil Brooke owes sd Benjamin Machall 573 £8 shillings by his bond dated Nov 20, 1770, with legal interest from the day the bond passed by sd Brooke to sd Machall. In order to better secure the payment of the afd sum and to better secure the payment of further sums that Machall may in future advance to Brooke, this deed witnesses that Brooke, for 5 shillings, has given Machall, a parcel of land in CC, being part of his Lordships manor of Calverton, on the south side of the same, next adjoining to the land formerly granted to Walter Pake, bounded by the north side of Indian Cr over against a small island in sd Cr, thence to Kings Cr, containing 500 acres. This is the same parcel of land that was heretofore, about Feb 23, 1767, leased by Edward Loyd, Esq, his Lordship's agent and receiver General, to sd Basil Brooke, for the term of 20 years, renewable forever. If, however, Brooke, by Jan 18, 1775 pays Machall the 573 £8 shillings with legal interest and all further debts to Machall, then this instrument of writing to be void. Signed - Basil Brooke, B Machall. Wit - Young Parran, Charles Grahame (Calvert County JPs). This deed was acknowledged in Calvert County. Certified by W Ireland, [Calvert Co Clk]. Recorded Jan 20, 1771. {Assignment of this mortgage to Mr. James Forbes is recorded in this book page 233, on Jan 4, 1771 [sic]
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1723 - 1795 (71 years)