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Stinchcomb, Nathaniel, A. A. Co., 27th Dec., 1742; 31st March, 1743.
To wife Ann, extx., sons Nathaniel and Thomas, Hambleton (Stinchcomb), entire estate. Child. to receive theirs at legal age or date of marriage.
Test: Wm. Lewis, Sarah Fowler, John Merikin, Sr. 23.255.
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Nathaniel Stinchcomb 20.92 A AA £338.12.3 £37.19.6 Apr 3 1744
Received from: Richard Goldsmith, Patrick Creagh.
Payments to: Dr. Alexander Hamilton, John Scolefield, Richard Linstead, Dr. George Stuart, William Govane, Robert Heath, William Davison, Mary Dickson, Thomas Chapman, Jonathon Forward (merchant in London) paid to Darby Lux, John Merrikin, Philip Jones, Samuel Smith, Daniel Dulany, Esq., Mr. Michael Macnemara.
Mentions: only child (unnamed) of John Burley, Jr. (deceased married widow & administratrix).
Executrix: Ann Pettibone, wife of Philip Pettibone
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BURLE, MARY, Anne Arundel Co.19 Nov, 1747 15 Feb. 1747
(The named is signed BURLY)
To bro.-in-law NATHANIEL STINCHCOMBE, and if he die without hrs., to my sister HAMMUTALE STINCHCOMBE, and my bro. THOMAS STINCHCOMBE.
Wit: John Marriken, Sr., Philip Pettybone, Samuel Fowler.
Memorandum; The Testatrix, MARY BURLY, by the information of Philip Pettibone, who intermarried with her mother, would have been 16 years of age, if she had lived until March, next, and no more. Certified 2-15-1747.25. 319
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Contributed by Gwen Boyer Bjorkman
gwenbj@seanet dot com
1769. Dec. 2. Will of William BODEKER of Bedford Co VA ... to William
JAMES Senr. my desk watch and in case of his death before Margaret JAMES his spouse to her ... also a tract of land of 150A, Pistole, in Baltimore Co, MD put in the power of Mr. Thomas FRANKLIN to recover, late in the possession of John WELSH purchased by me from Moses RAWLINGS with the rents and profits arising from the same ... also all books and book debts ... and every other thing belonging to me at my death ... William JAMES Senr. sole heir and Executor ... 2 Dec. 1769. Signed W. BODEKER. Wit: Sam. HAIRSTON, Frs. HAMILTON, John CROW, Thomas JAMES. At a Court held for Bedford County, 27
Feb. 1770. Recorded in 1773, in Baltimore County, Maryland. [The tract
"Pistoll", 150A was surveyed for Owen WILLIAMS in 1719 and patented by Moses RAWLINGS in 1728. In 1737, suits were filed against Moses RAWLINGS in the Provincial Court by John MOALE and Vachel DENTON. Judgement was rendered against Moses RAWLINGS in both cases and he was ordered to pay damages. In 1738, Provincial Court records show that since Moses RAWLINGS was unable to pay, his land, "Pistole" 150A and "Addition to Pistole" 150A was to be delivered to Vachel DENTON and John MOALE until his debts, damages and costs
could be paid. It appears that DENTON and MOALE divided the two tracts between themselves. In 1742 Vachel DENTON sold 75A of "Pistole" and 75 acres of "Addition to Pistole" to Nathaniel STINCHCOMB. The Rent Roll entries show 75A of each tract in possession of John STINCHCOMB and the same amount in the possession of the heirs of Nathaniel STINCHCOMB. No dates are
given. (Letter of Beverly A. Baker, Maryland State Archives, 7 Dec. 1970.)
"Pistole and Addition to Pistole" property of Principio Iron Co (Baltimore
Co Debt Book 1752) Md. His. Soc. Mag. XXVI:154]
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1713 - 1743 (30 years)