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- or Elizabeth Lambert sister of Eleanor Lambert
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Ashbrooke, James, Chas. Co., Jan., 1706.
To son John., personalty bought of Humphrey Posey, In event of abuse by a, father-in-law, son James to be taken in charge by his godfather, Wm. Perry.
Sons afsd and son Edward to be of age at 20 yrs., dau. Rose at 3-6 yrs.
Extx.: Wife Elizabeth, to be assisted by cousin Brent.
Test: Thomas Evans, William Warden, James Munkister. 12.82.
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James Ashbrook 28.99 A CH £87.7.11 Jan 28 1707
Payments to: Francis Harrison, James Mankister, Thomas Dent, Thomas Perry, Joseph Harrison, Thomas Evins, Maj. Walter Storey.
Executrix: Elisabeth Bartlet, wife of Thomas Bartlet.
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Thomas Bartlet 31.78 A CH £19.12.11 #4100 Feb 16 1709
The amount of the inventory is equivalent to #4715.
Payments to: Richard Wade, Richard Harrison, Richard Woodyard, John King, Randolph Brandt.
Administratrix: Elisabeth Portray (relict), now wife of Peter Portray.
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Feb. 9, 1705/6 - It is the Feb. 9, 1705/6 deed of "Hogg's Quarter" by James Ashbrooke and Elizabeth his wife that suggests that Elizabeth is nee Lambert because she signs the deed as a grantor rather than just waiving her dower right. “Hog’s Quarter” was patented to John Lambert in 1664, and John Lambert had a dau. Elizabeth b. Jan. 1, 1667/8. After James Ashbrook died Elizabeth m. Bartlett and then Purefoy. When Purefoy died the administrator was William Smith and his surety was James Allen. This is another reason for thinking that Elizabeth was nee Lambert, that is, James Allen was the son of John Allen and Eleanor Lambert, the sister of Elizabeth Lambert. So James Allen was a surety for the administration of the estate of Elizabeth's husband Purefoy because he was Elizabeth's nephew.
Jan. 25, 1706/7- Exhibited will of James Ashbrook (Charles Co.), constituting Elizabeth Ashbrook executrix, proved by 2 witnesses. Securities (Charles Co.): John Barker, Fran. Linge.
Source: Maryland Prerogative Court, Testamentary Proceedings, Liber 19C, p. 127.
Jan. 28, 1707/8 - The Charles Co., Md. administration account of James Ashbrook.
Inventory value: 87/7/11.
Payments made by the estate to 7 persons: amount of payments not given.
Executrix: Elizabeth Bartlet, wife of Thomas Bartlet.
Source: Maryland Prerogative Court, Inventories and Accounts, Liber 28, p. 99.
Comment: Thomas Bartlett was the son of Ralph Bartlett (Bates & Wright)
May 13, 1709 - Exhibited from Charles Co., bond of Elizabeth Bartlett administrator of Thomas Bartlett. Sureties: Morris Fitzgerald, William Benson.
Source: Maryland Prerogative Court, Testamentary Proceedings, Liber 21, p. 130.
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Charles County Circuit Court Liber K, Page 46
4 Dec 1682; Indenture from James Ashbrook to Rich. Hodgson, planter; for 2,500# tobacco 150 acres of land called Layhay on the Potomac River; /s/ James Ashbrooke (mark); wit. George Miller, Geo. Athy (mark), Jno. Gray (mark)
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Charles County Land Records, Liber Q, Page 110
10 Nov 1696; Indenture from Richard Clouder, planter, to Thomas Davis, tailor; for 2,000* tobacco; a parcel of land called Bastable at Nanjemy; bounded by John Ashbrooke lately sold by James Ashbrooke to Richard Hodgsken; containing 100 acres; /s/ Christopher Gregory, atty. of Richard Clouder and his wife Temperance Clouder; wit. John Banester, John Fendall
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Charles County Maryland Land Records, Liber Z, Page 230
Recorded at request of Thomas Davis:
9 Feb 1705; Indenture from James Ashbrooke and Elizabeth his wife, to Thomas Davis, tailor; for 2,000# tobacco; a tract called Hoggs Quarter; adjoining Poynton Manor; laid out for 100 acres; /s/ James Ashbrook, Elizabeth Ashbrook (mark); wit. Philip Hoskins, Lomax Macknew (mark); 9 Feb 1705 James Ashbrook and Elizabeth his wife ack. deed; 5 Mar 1705/6 Charles Jones on acct. of Thomas Davis paid alienation on 100 acres of land
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Nanjemoy or Durham Parish: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 341-52: HOGS QUARTER: 100 acres; Possession of - 100 Acres - Davis, Thomas: : Surveyed 16 July 1663 for John Lambert in the woods adjoining to Poynton Manor: Other Tracts Mentioned: POYTON MANOR; Conveyance notes - 100 Acres - Henry Barnes from Thomas Davis; 6 Nov 1712,
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1666 - Aft 1710 (~ 44 years)