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OFFUTT, SAMUEL, Frederick Co. 4 May, 1761; 29 May, 1761
To wife Elizabeth, dwelling plantation I now live on,
Offut's Pasture, 613 A.; tract Addition To Offuts Pasture, 19 A.; tract Offutt's Adventure, 90 A.; tract Outlet, 8 A.; tract Hop Yard, 17 A.; tract Offut's Lot, 33 A.
Above tracts to be divided between youngest sons, Mordecai Burgess, Hezekiah and Zephaniah; Mordecai Burgess to have 1/3 pt. of the 6 tracts; 3rd youngest son Zephaniah and his male hrs., to have 1/3 pt. of sd. tracts; son Hezekiah's pt., after his decease, shall be equally divided between sons Mordecai Burgess and Zephaniah.
To son Nathaniel Offutt, land he now lives on, being pt. of tract called Younger Brother. Mentions land adjoining bro. Nathaniel Offutt.
To son Nathan, tract called Newtown.
Dau. Elizabeth, wife of Nathaniel Magruder.
Residue of personal estate in England or elsewhere, to youngest children: Hazekiah, Zephaniah, Mary, Hannah, Deborah, Ursulah and Casandra.
Extxs Wife.
Wit;: Henry Clagett, Ninian Tannehill, Jr., Thos. Pack. 31. 372
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Research Notes by Linda Nelson
Mary Offut(t) married Joseph West and moved from MD to SC.
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Montgomery County Land Records, 1777-1781; Liber A1, Page 211. Nov 24, 1778 from Joseph West Jr of M, planter, to William West, son of John, of M, planter, for 100 £, part of a tract of land called the Two Brothers, lying in M, containing about 50 acres. Signed - Joseph West Jr. Wit - Joseph Wilson*, Gerd Briscoe*. Mary West, the wife of the afd Joseph West, relinquished her right of dower to the within mentioned land. Recorded Dec 21, 1778.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1746 - Aft 1778 (> 33 years)