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- https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/5408411/william-queen
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Prince George's County MD Will Book Liber T No. #1; 1803-1808;
Folio 596 FRANCIS QUEEN 11/14/1804 02/12/1805
"being Sick and weak in Body - - -"
Bequeaths to:
Rev. Robert Plunkett
-to have the sum of 5 pounds current money
2. Rev. Leonard Neale -friend
-to have the sum of 5 pounds current money
3- Rev. Francis Neale --friend
-to have the sum of 5 pounds current money
4. Anne Queen --wife
-to have the remainder of the estate both real and personal until testator's son Francis arrives at the age of 25
-for her support, and the support, maintenance and education Of testator's sons
-to have one third of the estate when testator's son William arrives at the age of 2 I
--named executrix of the will
5. William Queen --son
-to have one third of the estate
6. Francis Queen --son
-to have one third of the estate and should he die before coming of age then the share left to him to fall to testator's son William
Witnesses: Benjamin Lowndes
Mary Ward
Catherine Queen
Codicil to the will:
I . Anne Queen --wife
-executrix is instructed to sell Negroes or any part of the personal estate and invest
the money from the sale in bank stock for her support and the support of testator's sons. 11/18/1804
Witnesses; Benjamin Lowndes
Richard Jaumsey (?)
Samuel Queen
Then came; Samuel Queen
Note: the testator signed the will with his mark
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Charles County Maryland Will Book HB-14, 1817-1825; {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 292.
Jeremiah Dyer, Will, September 18, 1823; November 3, 1823
I, Jeremiah Dyer of CC, being sick and weak in body, but of sound and disposing mind, memory and understanding;
To wife Lucy Odre Dyer the whole of my proberty both real and personal to be disposed of as she may think proper.
Executrix: wife Lucy Odre Dyer
Signed: September 18, 1823 Jeremiah Dyer
Wit: James J. Reeves, Alexius Smith, William Queen
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1789 - 1866 (77 years)