Elizabeth Margaret Hanson McPherson

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Charles County Maryland Will Book HBBH-13, 1808-1817; {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 398.
William H. McPherson, Will, March 5, 1815; June 13, 1815
I, William H. McPherson of CC, being indisposed, but of sound mind, memory and understanding;
To wife Elizabeth B. McPherson during her single life, the plantation whereon I now reside beginning at Mattawoman Run where the Sprat run empties itself into a ditch with a line of fence which nearly divides my dwelling plantation and the land which I purchased of William T. McPherson, thence with the line of fence by the fence where Francis Spalding resided, up to the uppermost line of "Bridewood" where Charles Thompson formerly had a gate. Also the following personal property; negroes Hannah, Delia and her three children Sam, John and Anne, Emma and her four children, Robert, Mary, Betsey & Nancy, 4 head of horses, 10 head of cattle, 15 head of sheep, 15 head of hogs, 2 bed and furniture, 1 black walnut curtain bedstead with the curtains cord & hyde, 1 black walnut bedstead with cord & hyde, 2 yarn and cotton counterpanes, 1 figured counterpane wove by Brawner, all her quilts, trunks and bandboxes which she brought with her, all my crockery ware except some old fashioned chine plates and decanters, all my kitchen furniture, 1 large square walnut dining table, 1 small square walnut dining table, all my chairs of every description, all my knives and forks and all my plantation utensils and poultry of every kind, and after her death to descend to my daughter Elizabeth Margaret Hanson McPherson.
To son Thomas McPherson the whole of my real estate but if he should die without issue, the land to descend to my daughter Elizabeth Margaret Hanson McPherson. Also 1 horse, 1 desk, 1 Dutch case, my gun and map of the State of Maryland.
To daughter Matilda Garner, negroes Mary, Minty and her children Letty & Eleanor, and all the stock and household furniture which I gave her heretofore.
To daughter Elizabeth Margaret H. McPherson, negro Jacob Senior, 1 clock, 1 bed and furniture, ½ dozen silver table spoons made by Cordell, ½ dozen figured silver tea spoons, 1 silver soup ladle, 1 bedstead, cord and hyde, 1 dressing glass with drawer in it, and my small black leather trunk.
To daughters Kitty and Margaret McPherson, all the residue of my personal property
Executors: Elizabeth B. McPherson and Henry McPherson
Signed: March 5, 1815 Wm. H. McPherson
Wit: Linghan MacCubbin, Hawkins Tubman, George Power
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Charles County Maryland Will Book HB-14, 1817-1825; {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 345.
Kitty McPherson, Will, 1824; December 15, 1824
To brother Thomas McPherson, negro George, my dining table, looking glass, 2 decanters and bed and two counterpins.
To nephew George Washington Garner, negro Cy.
To Aunt Catherine McPherson, 50 dollars.
To two nephews Samuel William Hanson McPherson and Edmond Suttland McPherson all the rest of my property.
To my sister Elizabeth McPherson, a mourning ring with some of my hair.
Executor: brother Thomas McPherson
Signed: 1824 not signed
Oath that will was in deceased handwritting: William McPherson
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Charles County, Maryland Land Records 1814-1817; Liber IB-11 {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 513. At the request of Henry T. McPherson the following Instrument of Writing was recorded January 21, 1817
Henry T. McPherson's proportion of the personal estate of William H. McPherson is as follows

Item Name Age value
Negro Henry 19 400
Negro Clem 14 300
Negro William 14 300
Negro Robert 8 150
Negro Sophia 22 400
Negro Happy 10 200
Amount 1750

We the subscribers being called upon to make a division of the personal estate of William H. McPherson, deceased and made the above division by mutual consent of Kitty McPherson and Henry T. McPherson this December 30, 1816, Samuel Hanson, Sr., Thomas Rogerson
{mm note: Henry T. McPherson married Kitty McPherson's sister Elizabeth McPherson
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Charles County, Maryland Land Records 1814-1817; Liber IB-11 {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 514. At the request of Kitty McPherson the following Instrument of Writing was recorded January 21, 1817
Kitty McPherson's proportion of the personal estate of her father William H. McPherson is as follows;

Item Name Age value
Negro George 29 400
Negro Josias 17 375
Negro Richard 12 250
Negro Raphael 10 150
Negro Catharine 45 200
Negro Rachil 18 375
Negro Nancy 50 175
Amount 1925

We the subscribers being called upon to make a division of the personal estate of William H. McPherson, deceased and made the above division by mutual consent of Kitty McPherson and Henry T. McPherson this December 30, 1816, Samuel Hanson, Sr., Thomas Rogerson

Elizabeth married Henry T. McPherson about 21 Jan 1817 in Charles County, Maryland. Henry (son of Henry McPherson) was born before 1794 in Charles County, Maryland; died after 1824 in Charles County, Maryland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Charles County Maryland Will Book HBBH-13, 1808-1817; {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 398.
William H. McPherson, Will, March 5, 1815; June 13, 1815
I, William H. McPherson of CC, being indisposed, but of sound mind, memory and understanding;
To wife Elizabeth B. McPherson during her single life, the plantation whereon I now reside beginning at Mattawoman Run where the Sprat run empties itself into a ditch with a line of fence which nearly divides my dwelling plantation and the land which I purchased of William T. McPherson, thence with the line of fence by the fence where Francis Spalding resided, up to the uppermost line of "Bridewood" where Charles Thompson formerly had a gate. Also the following personal property; negroes Hannah, Delia and her three children Sam, John and Anne, Emma and her four children, Robert, Mary, Betsey & Nancy, 4 head of horses, 10 head of cattle, 15 head of sheep, 15 head of hogs, 2 bed and furniture, 1 black walnut curtain bedstead with the curtains cord & hyde, 1 black walnut bedstead with cord & hyde, 2 yarn and cotton counterpanes, 1 figured counterpane wove by Brawner, all her quilts, trunks and bandboxes which she brought with her, all my crockery ware except some old fashioned chine plates and decanters, all my kitchen furniture, 1 large square walnut dining table, 1 small square walnut dining table, all my chairs of every description, all my knives and forks and all my plantation utensils and poultry of every kind, and after her death to descend to my daughter Elizabeth Margaret Hanson McPherson.
To son Thomas McPherson the whole of my real estate but if he should die without issue, the land to descend to my daughter Elizabeth Margaret Hanson McPherson. Also 1 horse, 1 desk, 1 Dutch case, my gun and map of the State of Maryland.
To daughter Matilda Garner, negroes Mary, Minty and her children Letty & Eleanor, and all the stock and household furniture which I gave her heretofore.
To daughter Elizabeth Margaret H. McPherson, negro Jacob Senior, 1 clock, 1 bed and furniture, ½ dozen silver table spoons made by Cordell, ½ dozen figured silver tea spoons, 1 silver soup ladle, 1 bedstead, cord and hyde, 1 dressing glass with drawer in it, and my small black leather trunk.
To daughters Kitty and Margaret McPherson, all the residue of my personal property
Executors: Elizabeth B. McPherson and Henry McPherson
Signed: March 5, 1815 Wm. H. McPherson
Wit: Linghan MacCubbin, Hawkins Tubman, George Power

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Charles County Maryland Will Book AF-11, 1791-1801,{Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 94.
Francis Marbury Heard, June 4, 1792; July 5, 1792
I, Francis Marbury Heard of CC being sick and weak but of sound mind memory and understanding;
To my wife Dianna, all real and personal estate.
Executor: wife Dianna
Signed June 4, 1792 Francis H. Marbury
Wit - William McPherson, Samuel Mcpherson, William Hanson McPherson
Probated on July 5, 1792 by Dianna Marbury and witnesses William McPherson, Samuel Mcpherson, William Hanson McPherson who made oath that they saw the testator sign and seal this will.
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Contributed by Shirley Middleton Moller
Charles County Land Records N #4.22
23 Jan 1793 Indenture
From: Thomas McAttee & Sarah his wife
To: Noah Maddox Allison Maddox and Ignatius Lambert Maddox
For the sum of fifty pounds current money.
The remaining part of a tract of land called Partners Mistake unsold and all that tract of land called The Remainder: containing sixty one acres; reserving to the said Sarah McAttee wife of Thomas McAttee, Aurelia Maddox, Parthenia Maddox, and Clarinda Maddox the use of the afsd tracts during their single lives and the natural life of Sarah McAttee wife of Thomas. Signed Thos McAttee, Sarah McAttee;
Wit: Jno Dent, Wm H McPherson
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Charles County Maryland Will Book AF-11, 1791-1801, {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 395.
Barbara McPherson, September 15, 1796;
I, Barbara McPherson of CC being sick and weake but of sound mind memory and understanding
To son William McPherson, negroe Peter, one feather bed, bolster, pair sheets, rug, bedstead, and cord, one hand mill, one large chest, and two pewter basons.
To daughter Catharine McPherson, negroe Dinah, but if daughter should intermarry or die before Dinah, it is my will and desire {Dinah} may be free and at liberty to go where she may think proper. Also, Negoes Joe and Dick, three beds, bolsters, pillows, sheets, two quilts and one blanket, bedsteads and cords, one seal skin trunk, and everything contained therein at the time of my death, one large looking glass, one chest, two arm chairs with walnut frames, one warming pan, one grid iron, two oval tables, one frying pan, one camp oven, one pair fire tongs, two horses, all my table linen, towels and sheets, also all my pewter, earthen ware and chairs except such of these articles as devised to others. Also my part of the crop in hand with that on the ground, and the wheat, corn and meat I may have in the house at time of my death.
To grandsons, William and John McPherson, sons of Daniel McPherson deceased, forty shillings current money each at 18yrs. Also one cow and calf and one ewe and lamb to be divided between them.
To children of my deceased son Henry McPherson, twelve pounds current money to be equally divided between them.
To granddaughter, Margret Beall McPherson, one new feather bed, bolster, pillow, one quilt, one blanket, one pair sheets, bedstead, and cord, also one cow and calf, two ewes and lamb, one leather trunk, one arm chair with maple frame, one pewter bason and four plates.
Executor: son William McPherson and daughter Catharine McPherson
Signed: September 15, 1796 Barbara (her mark) McPherson
Wit: Samuel Hanson, William Hanson McPherson
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Charles County Maryland Will Book AF-11, 1791-1801, {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 466.
George Tubman, June 28, 1798; November 24, 1798
I, George Tubman of CC being sick and low, but of perfect sound mind memory and understanding
To son Richard Tubman, tract Forest Green. Also one negro Edward.
To son Charles Tubman, tracts Hoggs Range, Hoggs Discovery, part of Friends Advice, Plunkett's Gift and Plunketts Chance. Also negro Madiria.
To sons Richard and Charles Tubman, the remaining part of my personal estate.
Executor: sons Richard and Charles Tubman
Signed: June 28, 1798 George Tubman
Wit: William McPherson, William Hanson McPherson, William Boswell
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Charles County Maryland Will Book AF-11, 1791-1801, {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 567.
Hezekiah Wheeler, Will, February 8, 1800; April 7, 1800
I, Hezekiah Wheeler of CC being sick and weak but of perfect sound mind memory and understanding
To nephew Joseph Garner and niece Eleanor Garner, children of John Garner, all my part of my father's estate except five pounds current money for the purpose of educating them.
To mother, all the debts due me on open account after deducting my expenses, and if she should die before they are collected, then to brother Josias Wheeler.
To niece Luisa Wheeler daughter of Josias Wheeler, five pounds current monety out of my part of my father's estate
Executor: brother Josias Wheeler
Signed: February 8, 1800 Hezekiah Wheeler
Wit: William Hanson McPherson, John A. Clements
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Charles County Maryland Will Book AF-11, 1791-1801, {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 625.
John Chapman Sr., Will, May 13, 1800; February 3, 1801
I, John Chapman of CC being sick and weak but of sound mind memory understanding
To son Henry Henley Chapman, the following tracts of land, to wit; part of Green Spring, part of St. Matthews adjacent thereto, also that tract of land formerly the property of Joseph Clements deceased {Truemans Choice}.
To son Samuel Chapman, land which I purchased of Mrs. Hawkins {Goats Lodge} adjacent to the {Zachia} old bridges, called the Brothers Resurvey, also a tract lying on Clarks Swamp formerly the property of Henry Massey Hanson, and also a tract of land I purchased of Thomas Martin.
To daughter Barbara Ann Chapman, all part of a tract of land called Greens Inheritance and all the lands I purchased of Archibald Johnson {Johnsons Meadows and Addition to Hazard}, and also three other tracts of land lying in Nanjemoy {Parish} called Wayples Style {Waples Toiyl}, part of Verlinder and Policy Amended. Also, the sum of six hundred pounds current money cash, and my clock.
To grandson William Chapman, tract of land called Warren.
To wife Catharine Chapman, the use of either of the following plantations, to wit; the plantation I purchased of Archibald Johnson, the land which is at present cultivated by William S{tone} Griffin or the land called Warren.
To granddaughter Etheldra Chapman, negro Celia, one feather bed and furniture, and fifty pounds current money to be laid out in specie.
To John Chapman Jones, son of nephew William Jones deceased, fifty pounds current money to be applied towards his education.
To the poor of Port Tobacco Parish, twenty barrels of Indian corn.
To my three children, Henry Henley Chapman, Samuel Chapman, and Barbara Ann Chapman the residue of my estate.
Executor: sons Henry Henley Chapman and Samuel Chapman
Signed: May 13, 1800 Jno Chapman
Wit: Samuel Hanson Sr., William Hanson McPherson, Francis Edelin
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Charles County Maryland Will Book HBBH-13, 1808-1817; {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 15.
William McPherson Sr., Will, July 30, 1808; January 21, 1809
I, William McPherson Sr. of CC, being sick and weak of body, but of sound and disposing mind, memory and understanding;
To son Thomas McPherson, tract "McPhersons Purchase" 116 acres, also a tract adjoining, beginning at a run called the '{Old} Womans Run' which runs through the plantation where I now reside, then on the east side to a locust post to a line of fence which leads up to a plantation where Walter Clements now lives {&} the property of Joseph Green, thence to a tract called "Thomas and Henry", also a dividing boundary between me an the heirs of Henry Rozier, late of Prince George's County, dec'd, also, all that tract of land beginning at a crooked poplar standing on Old Womans Run and running in a straight line to Mattawoman Run where Old Womans Run empties.
To son William McPherson, all the remaining part of my dwelling plantation reserving a home in my present mansion house for my daughters Harriot McPherson and Mary McPherson, and my sister Catharine McPherson during their single lives.
To son Henry Hendly McPherson, all the lands which I purchased of John B. Barnes, lying in Durham Parish, except a tract of land called "Fancys Mistake", containing 7 acres, which I sold to Francis H. Sheid, the whole of the remaining 515 acres, also tracts "Double Trouble Enlarged", "Long Thought", and "Double Trouble Resurved" containing 315 acres.
To daughter Elizabeth McPherson, 100 dollars exclusive of the property already given her, out of the tobacco which I have at present on hand and the tobacco which I have to receive.
To daughter Harriot McPherson, negroes Amanda and Ester (daughter of Milly), and Judson.
To daughter Mary McPherson, negroes Milly and Mary (daughters of Beth or Elizabeth) and Hendison
To sons Thomas McPherson, William McPherson and Henry Hendly McPherson, and my two daughters Hariot McPherson and Mary McPherson, the remaining part of my property.
Item: my executors to dispose of as much of the tobacco on hand, which I have to receive and out of the present crop to defray the expenses of my son William McPherson going to Philadelphia the present winter in order to compleat his study.
Executor: sons Thomas McPherson, Henry Hendly McPherson
Signed: July 30, 1808 Wm McPherson
Wit: William. H. McPherson, Gerrard Briscoe, William. T. McPherson
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Charles County Land Records 1796-1799; Liber IB-2 {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 499. Deed: at the request of William Hanson McPherson, the following deed was recorded February 13th 1799.
Indenture made February 13, 1799; Ann Mudd relict of James Mudd Jr. and as guardian to her children Elizabeth Mudd, Henry Mudd, Zachariah Mudd and Ann Mudd of CC of one part and William Hanson McPherson of the other part. Whereas William Hanson McPherson filed his bill in the Court of Equity of CC for the conveyance of part of a tract of land called "Bryerwood" against the children of the said James Mudd and the court having decreed that Ann Mudd, guardian to the above children convey unto William Hanson McPherson the said part of a tract of land and in consideration of 93 pounds 8 shillings and 3 pence current money to her in hand paid by William Hanson McPherson does sell part of tract "Bryerwood" containing 79-1/2 acres to him. Signed Ann Mudd in the presence of Charles McPherson, Daniel Jenifer

William married Elishabah Beall MNU McPherson before 1785 in Charles County, Maryland. Elishabah was born before 1769; died after 1820 in Charles County, Maryland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Charles County Maryland Will Book HBBH-13, 1808-1817; {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 398.
William H. McPherson, Will, March 5, 1815; June 13, 1815
I, William H. McPherson of CC, being indisposed, but of sound mind, memory and understanding;
To wife Elizabeth B. McPherson during her single life, the plantation whereon I now reside beginning at Mattawoman Run where the Sprat run empties itself into a ditch with a line of fence which nearly divides my dwelling plantation and the land which I purchased of William T. McPherson, thence with the line of fence by the fence where Francis Spalding resided, up to the uppermost line of "Bridewood" where Charles Thompson formerly had a gate. Also the following personal property; negroes Hannah, Delia and her three children Sam, John and Anne, Emma and her four children, Robert, Mary, Betsey & Nancy, 4 head of horses, 10 head of cattle, 15 head of sheep, 15 head of hogs, 2 bed and furniture, 1 black walnut curtain bedstead with the curtains cord & hyde, 1 black walnut bedstead with cord & hyde, 2 yarn and cotton counterpanes, 1 figured counterpane wove by Brawner, all her quilts, trunks and bandboxes which she brought with her, all my crockery ware except some old fashioned chine plates and decanters, all my kitchen furniture, 1 large square walnut dining table, 1 small square walnut dining table, all my chairs of every description, all my knives and forks and all my plantation utensils and poultry of every kind, and after her death to descend to my daughter Elizabeth Margaret Hanson McPherson.
To son Thomas McPherson the whole of my real estate but if he should die without issue, the land to descend to my daughter Elizabeth Margaret Hanson McPherson. Also 1 horse, 1 desk, 1 Dutch case, my gun and map of the State of Maryland.
To daughter Matilda Garner, negroes Mary, Minty and her children Letty & Eleanor, and all the stock and household furniture which I gave her heretofore.
To daughter Elizabeth Margaret H. McPherson, negro Jacob Senior, 1 clock, 1 bed and furniture, ½ dozen silver table spoons made by Cordell, ½ dozen figured silver tea spoons, 1 silver soup ladle, 1 bedstead, cord and hyde, 1 dressing glass with drawer in it, and my small black leather trunk.
To daughters Kitty and Margaret McPherson, all the residue of my personal property
Executors: Elizabeth B. McPherson and Henry McPherson
Signed: March 5, 1815 Wm. H. McPherson
Wit: Linghan MacCubbin, Hawkins Tubman, George Power

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1791-1798 Charles County MD Administration Accounts
Page 81. Thomas Mcpherson - Final A/C & Distribution; £682.5.0 £629.16.10-3/4 Jul 9 1792
Sureties: Samuel Hanson Jr., Hezekiah Garner
Payments to: John Robinson, Doctor Brown, John Brewer, Thomas H. Ridgate, Wm Mollison
Representatives: 9 children; Mary Hanson, Wm Hanson, Bendictor, Elizabeth Thomas, Barbara Acton, Catharine, Samuel, Robert Hanson, Margaret Bell {Beale}
Mentions: Balance to be disposed according to law £629.16.10-3/4
Administrator: William Hanson McPherson and William McPherson
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MACATEE, EDMOND, Charles Co. 15 Sep, 1764 ; 31 Oct,. 1764
Wife Mary Macatee and dau, Agness Macatee., the plantation I now dwell on and after their decease to son Thomas Macatee.
Whereas I formerly made over to my son Thomas the plantation he now dwells on.
Grandson James Maccatee, son of William, my best coat.
Residue of wearing apparel to son John Macatee.
Grandson Edmund Macatee, son of James, heifer and calf.
To son William Maccatee, 5 lbso
To wife Mary 1/3 of personal estate.
To dau. Elizabeth cow and calf.
Remaining estate to my children: John Maccatee, William Maccatee, Thomas Maccatee, Mary Dyar, Eleanor Sanders, Anne Osburn, Rosamond Maccatee and Agness Maccatee.
Whereas James Maccatee and Rosamond (above exprest), wife of said James, hath set up a pretended title to a Negro woman called Jean - that if they set up any claim after my decease then Rosamond to be entitled to no part of my estate,
Wit: Thomas McPherson, Dan McPherson, John McPherson. 33.4
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Annastatia Crapper 5.66 D CH £206.5.3 Aug 5 1767
Sureties: Thomas McPherson, George Clements.
Distribution to; poor relations (unnamed) at discretion of priest of Pompret Chapple.
Executor: Leonard Green,
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MCPHERSON, WILLIAM, Charles Co. 14 Nov 1751; 11 Mar 1752
To wife Barbara McPherson, 168 A., tract called the "Dalready Second Addition".
To son Thomas McPherson, of tract called "Brierwood" which I bought of Thomas Boarman Mudd., deed dated 14 June 1749 and 50 A., of tract called "The Dalready."
To son, Daniel McPherson, 75 A., of tract "Brierwood" which I bought of Thomas Boarman Mudd,, deed dated 21 April 1750, and 62 A. of tract called "The Dalready Second Addition,"
To son John McPherson, 173 A. which I bought of John Pain
To son William McPherson, 168 A., called "The Dalready' and "The Dalready Second Addition," after the decease of my wife.
To son Henry McPherson. colt,, and the fold of a mare.
To son Alexander 500 pounds of tobacco,
To dau. Etheldra Chapman, Negro girl Jane. Remainder to be equally divided among wife Barbara McPherson, son Henry McPherson, son Alexander McPherson, dau. Catharine McPherson. Desire my sons Henry McPherson, Alexander McPherson, William McPherson and John McPherson receive into their possession their estates as they arrive at the age of 18.
Wife Barbara, extx,
Wit: John Stoddert, Miles McDaniel, William Henderson, 28, 291.
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GREEN, LEONARD, Charles Co. 18 Apr 1755; 28 April 1755
To eldest son Leonard Greene 100 a., pt of "Phinix's Mannor," St. Mary's County, also 75 a. of "Greens Inheritance," Charles Co.
Remaining pt. of "Greens inheritance," 100 a. pt of St. Mathews and 18 a. called the Mount, all lyinq in Charles Co. to be divided among son Robert Green, bro. Cuthbart Green and bro. Francis Green.
Personalty to my sons Leonard Green and Robert Green and daus Martha Green and Mary Anne Sewell Green.
Joseph Doyne. ex.
Wit: Thos. Hussey Luckett, John Gates, Thos. Mcpherson. 29. 372
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GAMBRA, RICHARD, Charles Co. 24 Oct, 1758: 15 Mar, 1760
To wife Eleanor Gambra, dwelling plantation called "Thames Street," and 200 a., pt. of tract "Laurel Branch," If I should have no child by wife Eleanor then all the estate left to wife, after her death, should go to son Richard Gambra.
Wife, extx.
Wits Thos. MacPherson, Thomas Hanson, Wm, Hanson. 30.843
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Mr. Josias Hanson 81.319 CH £259.1.9 Aug 16 1763 Sep 15 1763
Appraisers: Joseph M. Semmes, Roger Smith.
Creditors: Daniel Jenifer attorney for John Mitchel, Daniel of St. Thomas Jenifer.
Next of kin: T. McPherson, Henry McPherson.
Administrator: Samuel Hanson.
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Elisabeth Clements 111.257 -- £2.8.3 Dec 1 1772 Mar 18 1773
Appraisers: Thomas McPherson, Daniel McPherson, Jr
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Henry McPherson 122.368 CH £523.11.11 Aug 15 1775 Jan 8 1776
Appraisers: Peter Dent, George Tubman.
Creditors: J. H. Stone for Christian Stine, W.H.Jenifer for Craik & Jenifer.
Next of kin: Thomas McPherson, Barbara McPherson:
Administratrix: Benedicta McPherson (widow).
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MACATEE, MARY, Charles Co.; 8 Nov 1774; 21 Dec 1774
To grandchildren, children of my son John Nevitt, Negro man
John Cooke, beds, pots, blankets, stock, to be in possession of
my son John Nevitt during life then to his children
To grandson William Miles Nevitt, son of Richard Nevitt, furniture, stock
To grandson John Tennison, son of my dau Elizabeth Tennison, stock,
400 lbs tobacco
To dau Ann Birch, Negro woman Lucy, 1000 lbs tobacco, book
To dau Rosamond Macatee, stock, pewter
To grandson John Nevitt, Jr., Negro man Ben, stock, wearing apparel
To grandson Charles Nevitt, stock, iron pot
To daus: Ann Birch and Rosamond Macatee, wearing apparel
To son and grandson John Nevitt, Will'm Miles Nevitt, residue
To son John Nevitt, ex., if he dies grandson Will'm Miles Nevitt, ex.
Wit: Barbara McPherson; Catherine McPherson; Thos. McPherson
40.168
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CENSUS OF 1775-1778
Page 300 MARYLAND RECORDS-CHARLES COUNTY
PORT TOBACCO WEST HUNDRED, TAKEN BY P. FARNANDIS, CONSTABLE
McPherson, Thomas
McPherson, Daniel
McPherson, William
McPherson, John
McPherson, William, Jr.
McPherson, Basil
McPherson, John, Sr.
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Abbreviations Adopted for Column Headings to Conserve Space.
[1], [2], etc. "No. of Lot or Plat."
(A) "Date of Lease."
(B) "To Whom Leased."
(C) "No. of Acres."
(D) "Tenant in Possession."
(E) "Annual Rent."
(F] "Alien-Fine," "Fines Due."
(G) "Quality of the Land." ."
(H) " Improvements."
(K) "Price per Acre."
(L) "On What Lives or Term of Years," "now held."
(M) "Ages of the Persons mentioned in the Lease & other remarks."
(M1) "Incumbrances or Lives and Ages

State of His Lordships Manor of Pangaiah in Charles County, January, 1768

44. (A) Dec 25, 1743; (B) William McPherson ; (C) 22; (D) William
McPherson; (E) 0-2-11; (F) 0-11-8; (L) Thomas McPherson, Danl.
McPherson, Henry McPherson; (M) Thos. 40, Henry 31, Danl. 38.

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Assessment of 1783 Charles County- Maryland State Archives Maryland State Archives
MARYLAND INDEXES
(Assessment of 1783, Index)
1783
Charles County
MSA S 1437

Barbara McPherson. Dall Ready, pt, 168 acres. CH 5th District, Land Page 2. MSA S 1161-5-2 1/4/5/48
Benedicta McPherson. St. Matthews, pt, 100 acres. CH 5th District, Land Page 7. MSA S 1161-5-2 1/4/5/48
Benedicta McPherson. Pangiah Manor, pt, 72 acres. CH 5th District, Land Page 6. MSA S 1161-5-2 1/4/5/48
Daniel McPherson. Dallready, pt, 62 acres. CH 5th District, Land Page 3. MSA S 1161-5-2 1/4/5/48
Daniel McPherson. Bryerwood, pt, 75 acres. CH 5th District, Land Page 1. MSA S 1161-5-2 1/4/5/48
Thomas McPherson. Bryerwood, pt, 100 acres. CH 5th District, Land Page 1. MSA S 1161-5-2 1/4/5/48
Thomas McPherson. Dall Ready, pt, 50 acres. CH 5th District, Land Page 2. MSA S 1161-5-2 1/4/5/48
William McPherson. Dall Ready Second Addition, pt, 22 acres. CH 5th District, Land Page 2. MSA S 1161-5-2 1/4/5/48

Thomas married Elizabeth Fendall Hanson about 1747 in Charles County, Maryland. Elizabeth (daughter of Samuel Hanson and Mary Fendall) was born in 1731 in Charles County, Maryland; died about 1789 in Charles County, Maryland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

single in 1765
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HANSON,, MARTHA, Charles Co. 8 Jun, 1765 25 Oct. 1765
To sister Dorothy Hanson, Negro boy Will.
To sister Mary Hanson, Negro wench Sarah,
To Elizabeth Fendall Hanson, Negro girl Mall,
To Mary Hanson McPherson., Negro girl Mucey(?)
To Mary Fendell McPherson, Negro girl called Cate.
To sister Negro boy Charles.
To sister Mary Hanson, 1000 pounds of tobacco,
To sister Dorothy Hanson, 1000 pounds of tobacco. 33. 425
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Charles County Land Records, Liber M#2 Page 351.
At the request of Samuel Hanson Jr of CC,, the following deed of gift was recorded this Jul 31, 1733.
I, John Fendall of CC, Gent, for the natural love I have for my granddaughter, Elizabeth Hanson, daughter of Samuel and Mary Hanson of CC, I have given sd Elizabeth Hanson a Negro girl named Pegg, and her increase. The Negro is to be delivered to Elizabeth at the age of 16 years or day of marriage which shall happen first. The Negro girl is now delivered to the afd Samuel & Mary Hanson. Signed Jul 30, 1733 - John Fendall. Wit - Thomas Haile, Marv (MB her mark) Baker.

Notes:

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Charles County, Maryland Liber L#2, Page 391. The mark of William McFearson was recorded Nov 6, 1727.
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MCPHERSON, WILLIAM, Charles Co. 14 Nov 1751; 11 Mar 1752
To wife Barbara McPherson, 168 A., tract called the "Dalready Second Addition".
To son Thomas McPherson, of tract called "Brierwood" which I bought of Thomas Boarman Mudd., deed dated 14 June 1749 and 50 A., of tract called "The Dalready."
To son, Daniel McPherson, 75 A., of tract "Brierwood" which I bought of Thomas Boarman Mudd,, deed dated 21 April 1750, and 62 A. of tract called "The Dalready Second Addition,"
To son John McPherson, 173 A. which I bought of John Pain
To son William McPherson, 168 A., called "The Dalready' and "The Dalready Second Addition," after the decease of my wife.
To son Henry McPherson. colt,, and the fold of a mare.
To son Alexander 500 pounds of tobacco,
To dau. Etheldra Chapman, Negro girl Jane. Remainder to be equally divided among wife Barbara McPherson, son Henry McPherson, son Alexander McPherson, dau. Catharine McPherson. Desire my sons Henry McPherson, Alexander McPherson, William McPherson and John McPherson receive into their possession their estates as they arrive at the age of 18.
Wife Barbara, extx,
Wit: John Stoddert, Miles McDaniel, William Henderson, 28, 291.
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William McPherson 48.483 CH £355.16.2 Apr 15 1752 Jun 9 1752
Appraisers: Jacob Clements, Sr., Francis Clements.
Creditors: Hugh Mitchell, Gustavus Brown.
Next of kin: Thomas McPherson, D. McPherson.
Executrix: Barbara McPherson.
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William Macpherson 35.73 A CH £355.16.2 £422.19.10 Jun 1 1763
Sureties: Henry Acton, Thomas Macpherson.
Received from: James Adams, John Powell, Bayne Smallwood.
Payments to: Dr. Gustavus Brown, Hugh Mitchell, Benjamin Naile, Dr. Charles Neale, George Clarke, Andrew Monrow, John Hanson, Daniel Dulany, Esq., Daniel Jenifer.
Legatees: Ethildra Chapman.
Distribution to: widow (unnamed, 1/3). Residue to: Ethildra Chapman, Henry Macpherson, Alexander Macpherson (aged 14), Katherine Macpherson (aged 6). Executrix: Barbara Macpherson

84) 1 June 1753 - Charles County
Barbara MACPHERSON, Exrx of William MACPHERSON
Sureties - Henry ACTON Thomas MACPHERSON
1-3 to widow
Reps: Etheidra CHAPMAN of age
Henry MACPHERSON of age
Alexander MACPHERSON aged 15 yrs Aug next
Catherine MACPHERSON aged 6 yrs last March
Per Will
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http://www.answers.com/topic/list-of-registered-historic-places-in-marylan d
Pomfret area:
1) Acquinsicke (Anthony Neale)
2) Green's Inheritance
3) McPherson's Purchase
4) Pleasant Hill

http://www.marylandhistoricaltrust dot net/nr/NRDetail.asp?HDID=847&FROM=NRMap CH.html

Property name: McPherson's Purchase
Date Listed: 1/3/1985
Inventory No.: CH-347
Location: Pomfret Road (MD 227), Bryans Road, Charles County

Description: McPherson's Purchase is a working farm encompassing 120 acres, 75% of which is cleared and under cultivation. Centrally located on the farm is a complex of 18 domestic and agricultural support structures, 11 of which date prior to c. 1870. Seven of these were built and continue to function solely for agricultural purposes and include two tobacco barns, two wagon or equipment sheds, a corncrib, and a granary, all dating from about 1840-1860, and a former tobacco house built in the late 18th century which was extensively enlarged in the 19th and early 20th centuries and converted to a hay and livestock barn. Included also are several early domestic dependencies, including a kitchen-service structure, a small garden or storage shed, and a plank-constructed meathouse, the last with dovetailed corners and overhanging roof. Another early-19th century building of interest is a duplex slave quarter with a central chimney. With the exception of the meathouse these buildings are of mortised and tenoned post and beam construction, many with hewn sills supported by ground-set wood piers; several of the sheds, however, were constructed around ground-set cedar posts mortised and tenoned into the wall plates. There are seven early-20th century buildings, consisting of two small service sheds, a three-bay wood or wagon shed, a workshop, and a garage, a small, L-shaped wagon shed attached to the end of the hay barn, and a c. 1910 double-pile frame house of simple architectural styling. All are believed to have been built between c. 1890 and c. 1920.

Significance: Encompassing the largest historically and physically cohesive collection of early domestic and agricultural support structures in Charles County, McPherson's Purchase is significant as a uniquely instructive representative of a regionally typical 19th century farmstead. Despite the fact that this region has traditionally had an agrarian economy based largely on the production of tobacco and corn, very few farms of similar historical value retaining more than a few ancillary support structures survive. This is the direct result of a steady decline in farming activity in this area over the past several decades and the dissolution of an ever-increasing number of farms for residential and commercial development. Of the 18 buildings standing on the property, all of which were constructed during the ownership of the property by a single family, 11 date between c. 1830 and c. 1870, a period of significant development in the recorded history of the farm. All 11 buildings are important examples of regional architecture, but several are among the last surviving examples of their architecture and function in this area. Of particular value to the study of the socioeconomic history and architectural traditions of this region is the three-room kitchen-service building, a locally unique example in both plan and interior detail of this once essential domestic dependency, and the meathouse, one of the last surviving buildings of plank construction in Charles County. Of similar significance is the slave quarter, once represented in various forms on a great number of farms throughout lower Southern Maryland but now rarely seen. While tobacco curing barns have always been an integral part of the Southern Maryland landscape, fewer than half of those now standing date earlier than the latter half of the 19th century. Although typical of early-19th century tobacco barns, the excellent structural condition, unusual construction features, and historically appropriate context of the two barns at McPherson's Purchase give them a special degree of interest and value. Despite alterations the original structure around which the existing hay barn evolved is also significant as one of only two or three "tobacco houses" in Charles County datable to the 18th century. Although now quite different in appearance and function, the framing of the original structure nevertheless remains basically intact and its early form and physical features easily documentable. Also of significance is the corncrib and granary, both of which are unusually well preserved examples of their type. In addition, the surrounding fields retain clear evidence of ditch lines and field divisions which were established in the mid 19th century.
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Nally, John, planter, Charles County, 6th Feb., 1732/3; 3rd Mch., 1732/3,
To son Denis and hrs., 75 A. being pt. of 2 tracts "'Georges Rest" and "Huskilow's Addition", provided sd. son make over and confirm to son Joseph and hrs., 50 A. "Saint Vincents," shd. he not do so the afsd. 75A. to son Joseph and hrs.
To son John and hrs., 75 A. "Langley".
To son William ex. and hrs., 75 A. being residue of tracts bequeathed son Denis,
Test: Daniel McPherson, William McPherson, Samuel Chum, (Churm). 20,578.
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SPEAKE, BOWLING, Charles Co. 12 Oct 1750'; 13 Sep 1755
To son Thomas Speake, 125 a., being pt. of tract called "Mistake."
To son William Speake, 202 a. with his dwelling place being pt. of tract called "Mistake."
To wife my dwelling plantation and use of my personal estate.
To my grand son Edward Speake son of Thomas Speake, my dwelling planation and a small tract called "The Meadow," also his first choice of Negroes and first choice of beds and furniture.
To grand dau Anne Headon 2nd choice of beds and furniture. To dau Mary Baggatt 1/2 of my cattle and sheep, bed and furniture.
To son William, Negro.
Wife Mary Speake, and grandson Edward Speake, son of Thos. Speake, exs.
Wit: Marmaduke Semmes, Will: McPherson, Junr., Wm. Coomes.
29. 546
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NALLY, WILLIAM, Charles Co. 15 Apr 1756; 10 Sep 1756
To William McPherson of Charles, 50 a. being pt of two tracts, "Humalow's Addition" ["Huskilow's Addition"] and "George's Rest," land I bought of my brother Joseph Nalley.
To wife Susanah, extx.
Wit: Garrard Boarman, Basil Wathen, James Farral. 30.159
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McPherson, Daniel, planter, Charles County, 22nd May, 1740; 1st Oct., 1740.
To wife Elizabeth, extx., sons Richard, Bassill and Alexander at 18 yrs. and daus, Mary and Elizabeth at marriage, entire estate.
Test: Francis Ignatius Boarman., William McPherson, Jr, and Susanna Malley (Nally). 22.275.
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Charles County, Maryland Liber L#2, Page 149.
At the request of Wm Mcferson of CC, tailor, the following lease was recorded this Aug 3, 1724.
Jul 13, 1724 from Thomas Mudd of CC, planter, to Wm Mackferson of CC, tailor, for the rents & covenants on to be performed & paid as hereafter mentioned, the lease of a tract of land called BRIERWOOD in CC at the NE corner of the sd land, where Mr. Bennett Hoskins has now a Quarter, bounded by the land where Thomas Sanders now lives, Brierwood Old fields, the land called ST MATTHEWS now in the possession of John Sanders, containing about 100 acres, during the term of 12 years from Dec 25 next ensuing. If timber be wanting for the use of the sd land, Wm Mcferson is to get timber from the land called Brierwood towards the lower line westward, and to get wt apple sietties he can from the roots of the sd Mudd's apple trees, - not hurting the trees, and to have leave to get eating apples from sd Mudd's orchard for his family as shall be thought reasonable. The sd Wm is to have the use of a small pasture near the land & where Franks house (mm Henry Franklin?) stood for the term of 3 years, sd Wm keeping sd pasture in good repair. Mackferson agrees to pay Mudd 2400 lbs of tobacco on Dec 25 next (which'sd sum of tobacco is for 3 years rent of sd land) and 80.0 lbs of tobacco every year thereafter, & to cover the 40 foot tobacco house which is on sd land, in 3 years'* time, & to build 1 new 40 foot tobacco house & 1 20 foot ;corn fence & in years time to plant 100 apple trees and keep them well fenced, and make, in the 1st year, 1000 rails out of the timber now fallen, and not to take any timber for nails so long as the timber that is now down will inafe (be enough) , He may not waste timber. Signed - Thos Mudd. Wit - Robt Hanson*, Char Somrsett Smith*.
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Charles County Court Records, 9 November 1736 Court, Liber T#2, Page 264
The Justices here do describe the following Main Roads, and do appoint the several persons hereafter named, overseers of sd Roads for the ensuing year:
The Main Road from the head of Portobacco to Mattawoman Swamp, and from the head of Portobacco to the Main Run by Semmes', and the Road that strikes out of Piscataway Road by David Southerlands to Richard Wheeler's Mill, and the Road called Annapolis Road from old Pomfret Race 'til it falls into the Road that leads from Portob:o to the Huckleberry Branch, and the Road that strikes out of Piscataway Road near old Pomfret Race & leads to Mattawoman near the plantation of Thos: Plunkett decd, William McPherson, tailor, Overseer.
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Charles County Court Records, March Court 1735/6 Court, Liber T#2, Page 155.
William Macferson of CC, tailor, by his petition to the Court here, sets forth that he is in possession of a tract of land in CC called Delradie, the bounds whereof are uncertain, and he prays the Court to appoint Commissioners to examine witnesses to prove and perpetuate the bounds of sd land. Thereupon it is ordered that Commission issue as prayed, returnable here, to Thos: Stone, Sam: Hanson Jr, John Pain, and Will Theobalds, Gent, to examine witnesses touching the premises.
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Charles County Court Records, June Court 1736 Court, Liber T#2, Page 196
Pursuant to the order of last Mar Court, Commission issued to examine witnesses touching the bounds of a tract of land lying in CC called Delradie, in possession of William McPherson. The Commissioners appointed (not being related to the Petitioner, contiguous proprietor, nor interested in sd land) are Thomas Stone, Saml Hanson Jr, William Theobalds, and John Pain. And now here, Thomas Stone, Saml Hanson Jr, and William Theobalds, certify that they executed the within Commission and took several depositions. Signed Apr 20, 1736 - Thomas Stone, Sam: Hanson Jr, Will:m Theobalds. CC,
Apr 20, 1736. The deposition of Daniel Stuart of CC, aged about 58, who declares that about 8-9 years ago, he was present at a survey made (by Colo Robt: Hanson, then Surveyor of CC) on a tract of land called Delradie, for Wm: McPherson, at which time, this deponent, at the request of the sd McPherson, bounded a red oak standing on the south side of a Stony Hill, which he understood to stand in the NW line of a tract of land called Bryerwood, belonging to Thos: Mudd, which tree was bounded for the beginning tree of sd land called Delradie. Signed - Daniel (X his mark) Stuart.
CC, Apr 20, 1736. The deposition of Robert Thompson, aged about 36 years, who declares that he was present at the survey afd, and was one of the chain carriers and saw Daniel Stuart bound the tree afd for the beginning of Delradie. Signed - Robert (R his mark) Thompson.CC, Apr 20, 1736. The deposition of Collin Morrison, aged about 50, who declares that he was present at the survey afd and was one of the chain carriers and saw Danl Stuart bound the tree afd for the beginning of Delradie. Signed - Collen (< his mark) Morrison.
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Charles County Land Records, 1733-1743; Book O#2, Page 479.
Recorded Feb 13, 1740 [/1] . Oct 20, 1740 from John Payn of CC, planter, to William Macpherson of CC, planter, for 9000 lbs tobacco and 20 shillings and also for divers other good causes, all that part of 3 tracts in CC called Raley, Payns first addition, and Payns second addition, containing and now laid out for about 152 acres. Signed -John Payne. Wit - Robt Hanson*, Saml Hanson Jr*. Eleanor Payne, wife of the afd John Payne, released her dower.
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Charles County Court Records, August 1741 Court, Liber T#2, Page 238-239.
Robert Hanson and Samuel Hanson, Gent, return the following certificate: we, being appointed by CC Court to view a Rolling Road complained of by William Macpherson in his petition to sd Court, do certify that we have viewed sd Road and do find it necessary and convenient, and also agreeable to all the contending parties then present, that a Rolling Road be kept clear, from the old Womans Branch near the white Marsh along a Path that now leads from the sd branch to the east of sd William Macpherson's Plantation, whereon Jno Ensey now dwells, on the east side of the sd Branch, and so up a hill to a large gum tree, andfrom thence over the Barrens by the head of a small branch that runs into the Plantation whereon Thos: Sanders formerly dwelled, and from thence to Piscataway Road to the head of the Irish Year. Signed Aug 6, 1741 - Robt Hanson, S Hanson.
Whereupon it is ordered that the afd Road be kept open and cleared according to the report above mentioned.
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Charles County Maryland Land Record Liber Z#2, 1744-1753; Page 289. At the request of James Adams, the following lease was recorded on Oct 5, 1748.
Sep 27, 1748 from William Macpherson of CC, planter, to James Adams of CC, planter, the lease of a parcel of land in CC, being part of 3 tracts of land called Rayly, Payns Addition, and Payne Second Addition, bounded by Rayley, containing and now laid out for about 150 acres. This is a 14 year lease, starting from next Nov 10. After the first 2 years, the yearly rent is 800 lbs tobacco at some convenient landing on Potomack in CC. If Adams has more than 3 laborers-, for each over 3, Adams must pay 2000 lbs tobacco per year. Adams is to build a 30 foot tobacco house and a corn house 10X15 feet, and a mansion house 25x15 feet, and in 2 years, plant 100 apple trees. Adams is not to waste timber. Signed - William (W his mark) Macpherson, James (J his mark) Adams. wit - Allen Davies, S Hanson.
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Charles County Maryland Land Record Liber Z#2, 1744-1753; Page 347. At the request of William Macpherson, the following deed was recorded on Jun 18, 1749.
Jun 14, 1749 from Thomas Boarman Mudd of CC, planter, to William McPherson of CC, planter, for 10,000 lbs tobacco and for divers other good causes, all that part of a tract of land in CC, called Bryerwood, containing and laid now out for about 100 acres. Signed - Thomas Boarman Mudd. Wit - Geo: Dent, Henry Greenfield Sothoron, Wm McPherson Jr.
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Charles County Maryland Land Record Liber Z#2, 1744-1753; Page 388. At the request of Wm McPherson Sr, the following deed was recorded on May 9, 1750.
Apr 21, 1750 from Boarman Mudd of CC, planter, to Wm McPherson of CC, planter, for 9375 lbs tobacco and for divers other good causes, all that part of a tract of land in CC called Bryerwood, containing and now laid out for about 75 acres. Signed - Thos: B. Mudd. Wit - Will Eilbeck, Walter Hanson.
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Port Tobacco: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 307-36: RALEY: 100 acres; Possession of - 100 Acres - Payne, John: Surveyed 3 July 1668 for Francis Adams beginning at a bound Red Oak on the side of a small run in the woods.:
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Port Tobacco: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 379-25: PAYNES ADDITION: 140 acres; Possession of - 140 Acres - Payne, John : Surveyed 1 April 1707 for John Payne beginning at a bound oak the first bound tree of a tract of land called RYLEY {mm note: folio 307 spelled RAYLY} originally laid out for Francis Adams now in the possession of the said Payne.: Other Tracts Mentioned: RYLEY ; Conveyance notes - {mm Note; not identified to a specific Hundred. Location identified by watercourse or nearby tract.}, 40 Acres - Ignatius Mitchell from John Payne; 19 Jan 1743,,
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Port Tobacco: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 381-33: PAYNES ADDITION: 140 acres; Possession of - 140 Acres - Payne, John : Surveyed 1 April 1707 for John Payne beginning at a bound oak the first bound tree of a tract of land called RYLEY {mm note: folio 307 spelled RAYLY} originally laid out for Francis Adams now in the possession of the said Payne. Entered before in folio 379.:
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland Hundred - Port Tobacco: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 306-29: BRYERWOOD: 650 acres; Possession of - 650 Acres - Hoskins, Philip Col: Surveyed 11 Sept 1665 for Gerard Fowke on the South side of the main fresh or run that falls into Mattawoman Creek. This land being in Panguya Manor granted to him at 30 Bushels Indian corn annum & doing suit & service.: Other notes - 650 Acres - James Mudd from Thomas Boarman Mudd; 13 April 1747, 50 Acres - Joseph Gardiner Jr. from Thomas Boarman Mudd; 25 April 1748,100 Acres - William McPherson from Thomas Boarman Mudd; 14 June 1749, 75 Acres - William McPherson from Thomas Mudd; 21 April 1750, 650 Acres - William McPherson from Thomas Mudd; 21 April 1750,
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Port Tobacco: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 305-23: ST. MATHEWS: 1000 acres; Possession of - 100 Acres - Green, Fran : 200 Acres - Neale, Raphael : 700 Acres - Saunders, John: Surveyed 10 Aug 1663 for Thomas Mathews near St. Mathews branch that falls into a fresh run of Mattawoman Creek.: Conveyance notes - 200 Acres - Patrick Callaghan from Raphael Neale & recorded & Thomas Sympson recorded; 15 Apr 1710, 200 Acres - Raphael Neale from Patrick Callaghan; 11 Jan 1710 100 Acres - Leonard Green from Thomas Sympson; 14 March 1710, 200 Acres - Edward Clements from Raphael Neale; 15 June 1723 100 Acres - Joseph Noble Jr. from John Saunders; 26 Nov 1743, 100 Acres - Abraham McPherson from John Saunders; 21 Jan 1743, 200 Acres - James Mudd from John Saunders; 29 Feb 1743, Francis Clements (sp?) from Edward Clements (sp?); 6 Jan 1747, 205 Acres - Edmund Portius from James Mudd; 20 June 1749
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland Hundred - Port Tobacco: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 410-225: DELRUDDIE: 218 acres; Possession of - 218 Acres - McPherson, William: Surveyed for William McPherson 20 June 1727 beginning at a bounded red oak: Other notes - {mm Note; not identified to a specific Hundred. Location identified by watercourse or nearby tract.}
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland Hundred - Port Tobacco: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 400-146: BRIDGES: 100 acres; Possession of - 100 Acres - See Notes: Surveyed 7 May 1723 for Alexander McPherson in Zachia Swamp beginning at a bounded tree.: Other notes - {mm Note; not identified to a specific Hundred. Location identified by watercourse or nearby tract.}, 50 Acres - William MacPherson from Alexander MacPherson; 14 Nov 1744,
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Liverpool, England to Annapolis, Maryland 18 October 1716
A List of the Rebell prisoners transported into this province in the
Ship Good Speed, on the 18th Day of October, Anno Domini 1716, with
the names of the persons who purchased them:

Prisoners Names. Purchasers.
Wm Macferson Michael Martin
Tho. Shaw Michael Martin
Miles Beggs Michael Martin
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Abbreviations Adopted for Column Headings to Conserve Space.
[1], [2], etc. "No. of Lot or Plat."
(A) "Date of Lease."
(B) "To Whom Leased."
(C) "No. of Acres."
(D) "Tenant in Possession."
(E) "Annual Rent."
(F] "Alien-Fine," "Fines Due."
(G) "Quality of the Land." ."
(H) " Improvements."
(K) "Price per Acre."
(L) "On What Lives or Term of Years," "now held."
(M) "Ages of the Persons mentioned in the Lease & other remarks."
(M1) "Incumbrances or Lives and Ages

State of His Lordships Manor of Pangaiah in Charles County, January, 1768

44. (A) Dec 25, 1743; (B) William McPherson ; (C) 22; (D) William
McPherson; (E) 0-2-11; (F) 0-11-8; (L) Thomas McPherson, Danl.
McPherson, Henry McPherson; (M) Thos. 40, Henry 31, Danl. 38.

William married Barbara Acton in 1725 in Port Tobacco, Charles County, Maryland. Barbara (daughter of Henry Acton and Anne {Unproven} Marlow) was born in 1707 in Charles County, Maryland; died on 7 Jun 1797 in Charles County, Maryland - probate. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

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Charles County Maryland Will Book AF-11, 1791-1801, {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 395.
Barbara McPherson, September 15, 1796;
I, Barbara McPherson of CC being sick and weake but of sound mind memory and understanding
To son William McPherson, negroe Peter, one feather bed, bolster, pair sheets, rug, bedstead, and cord, one hand mill, one large chest, and two pewter basons.
To daughter Catharine McPherson, negroe Dinah, but if daughter should intermarry or die before Dinah, it is my will and desire {Dinah} may be free and at liberty to go where she may think proper. Also, Negoes Joe and Dick, three beds, bolsters, pillows, sheets, two quilts and one blanket, bedsteads and cords, one seal skin trunk, and everything contained therein at the time of my death, one large looking glass, one chest, two arm chairs with walnut frames, one warming pan, one grid iron, two oval tables, one frying pan, one camp oven, one pair fire tongs, two horses, all my table linen, towels and sheets, also all my pewter, earthen ware and chairs except such of these articles as devised to others. Also my part of the crop in hand with that on the ground, and the wheat, corn and meat I may have in the house at time of my death.
To grandsons, William and John McPherson, sons of Daniel McPherson deceased, forty shillings current money each at 18yrs. Also one cow and calf and one ewe and lamb to be divided between them.
To children of my deceased son Henry McPherson, twelve pounds current money to be equally divided between them.
To granddaughter, Margret Beall McPherson, one new feather bed, bolster, pillow, one quilt, one blanket, one pair sheets, bedstead, and cord, also one cow and calf, two ewes and lamb, one leather trunk, one arm chair with maple frame, one pewter bason and four plates.
Executor: son William McPherson and daughter Catharine McPherson
Signed: September 15, 1796 Barbara (her mark) McPherson
Wit: Samuel Hanson, William Hanson McPherson
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Acton, Henry, Prince George's County, 5th Dec., 1742; 14th Jan., 1742.
To son Henry, "Aberdeen" and "Acton's Addition."
To son John, daus. Anne Dunning and Barbara MacPherson and granddau. Hannah Dunning, personalty.
To wife Hannah, extx., residue of estate.
Test: William Taylor, Elizabeth Ward., William Eilbeck. MCW 23.29.
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MCPHERSON, WILLIAM, Charles Co. 14 Nov 1751; 11 Mar 1752
To wife Barbara McPherson, 168 A., tract called the "Dalready Second Addition".
To son Thomas McPherson, of tract called "Brierwood" which I bought of Thomas Boarman Mudd., deed dated 14 June 1749 and 50 A., of tract called "The Dalready."
To son, Daniel McPherson, 75 A., of tract "Brierwood" which I bought of Thomas Boarman Mudd,, deed dated 21 April 1750, and 62 A. of tract called "The Dalready Second Addition,"
To son John McPherson, 173 A. which I bought of John Pain
To son William McPherson, 168 A., called "The Dalready' and "The Dalready Second Addition," after the decease of my wife.
To son Henry McPherson. colt,, and the fold of a mare.
To son Alexander 500 pounds of tobacco,
To dau. Etheldra Chapman, Negro girl Jane. Remainder to be equally divided among wife Barbara McPherson, son Henry McPherson, son Alexander McPherson, dau. Catharine McPherson. Desire my sons Henry McPherson, Alexander McPherson, William McPherson and John McPherson receive into their possession their estates as they arrive at the age of 18.
Wife Barbara, extx,
Wit: John Stoddert, Miles McDaniel, William Henderson, 28, 291.
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William Macpherson 35.73 A CH £355.16.2 £422.19.10 Jun 1 1763
Sureties: Henry Acton, Thomas Macpherson.
Received from: James Adams, John Powell, Bayne Smallwood.
Payments to: Dr. Gustavus Brown, Hugh Mitchell, Benjamin Naile, Dr. Charles Neale, George Clarke, Andrew Monrow, John Hanson, Daniel Dulany, Esq., Daniel Jenifer.
Legatees: Ethildra Chapman.
Distribution to: widow (unnamed, 1/3). Residue to: Ethildra Chapman, Henry Macpherson, Alexander Macpherson (aged 14), Katherine Macpherson (aged 6). Executrix: Barbara Macpherson
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Henry McPherson 122.368 CH £523.11.11 Aug 15 1775 Jan 8 1776
Appraisers: Peter Dent, George Tubman.
Creditors: J. H. Stone for Christian Stine, W.H.Jenifer for Craik & Jenifer.
Next of kin: Thomas McPherson, Barbara McPherson:
Administratrix: Benedicta McPherson (widow).
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MACATEE, MARY, Charles Co.; 8 Nov 1774; 21 Dec 1774
To grandchildren, children of my son John Nevitt, Negro man
John Cooke, beds, pots, blankets, stock, to be in possession of
my son John Nevitt during life then to his children
To grandson William Miles Nevitt, son of Richard Nevitt, furniture, stock
To grandson John Tennison, son of my dau Elizabeth Tennison, stock,
400 lbs tobacco
To dau Ann Birch, Negro woman Lucy, 1000 lbs tobacco, book
To dau Rosamond Macatee, stock, pewter
To grandson John Nevitt, Jr., Negro man Ben, stock, wearing apparel
To grandson Charles Nevitt, stock, iron pot
To daus: Ann Birch and Rosamond Macatee, wearing apparel
To son and grandson John Nevitt, Will'm Miles Nevitt, residue
To son John Nevitt, ex., if he dies grandson Will'm Miles Nevitt, ex.
Wit: Barbara McPherson; Catherine McPherson; Thos. McPherson
40.168
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Charles County, Maryland, Inventories,1791-1797; Page 126.
Richard Gambra - Inventory. Late of CC, decd. Negro womem Sarah (about 70 years of age) , Rachael (45) , Dinah (39 & child at her breast named Maryane), Henny (24). Negro girls: Betty (15) , Milly (13) , Cate (11) , Cinthia ( 9) . Negro men: Sherry (40), Nace (20). Negro boys: Watt (13), James (9) , Hinley (7) , Allen (6) , Jesse (4) , William (3) , John ( 2) .
Total amount: 822.1.7.
We have appraised the goods and chattels of Richard Gambra, late of CC, decd. Signed Jan 18, 1793 - Robert Lawson, John McPherson.
[Kin] : Barbara McPherson, Will'm McPherson.
Creditors: Rob Fergusson for Henderson Fergusson Gibson. Due Alexander Millar, Creditor, 1.17_8-1/2.
CC, Jan 21, 1793. Then came Sarah Gambla, administrator, and made oath.
Certified by John Muschett, Registrar of Wills
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Assessment of 1783 Charles County- Maryland State Archives Maryland State Archives
MARYLAND INDEXES
(Assessment of 1783, Index)
1783
Charles County
MSA S 1437

Barbara McPherson. Dall Ready, pt, 168 acres. CH 5th District, Land Page 2. MSA S 1161-5-2 1/4/5/48
Benedicta McPherson. St. Matthews, pt, 100 acres. CH 5th District, Land Page 7. MSA S 1161-5-2 1/4/5/48
Benedicta McPherson. Pangiah Manor, pt, 72 acres. CH 5th District, Land Page 6. MSA S 1161-5-2 1/4/5/48
Daniel McPherson. Dallready, pt, 62 acres. CH 5th District, Land Page 3. MSA S 1161-5-2 1/4/5/48
Daniel McPherson. Bryerwood, pt, 75 acres. CH 5th District, Land Page 1. MSA S 1161-5-2 1/4/5/48
Thomas McPherson. Bryerwood, pt, 100 acres. CH 5th District, Land Page 1. MSA S 1161-5-2 1/4/5/48
Thomas McPherson. Dall Ready, pt, 50 acres. CH 5th District, Land Page 2. MSA S 1161-5-2 1/4/5/48
William McPherson. Dall Ready Second Addition, pt, 22 acres. CH 5th District, Land Page 2. MSA S 1161-5-2 1/4/5/48

Notes:

from the maryland gazette = need to proof

HANSON,, Mr., was found dead In Chas, Co.., on the road. He Is supposed to have died by a fall from his horse, (Dec, 21,, 1748)
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Maj. Samuel Hanson 41.495 CH £1383.18.10 Jul 28 1749 Nov 30 1749
Appraisers: John Stoddert, William Dent.
Creditors: Samuel Hanson, Walter Hanson.
Next of kin: William Hanson, Sarah Fowke.
Administratrix: Mary Hanson.
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Maj. Samuel Hanson 28.224 A CH £1383.18.10 £254.12.10 Jul 7 1750
Received from: John Hafford.
Payments to: William Bowling, Daniel of St. Thomas Jenifer, John Vetham, Samuel Hanson, Walter Hanson, John Chattam, William Eilbeck, Thomas Marshall & Co., William McPherson, Thomas Marshall, Robert Cuthbertson, Thomas Sympson, Robert Whythill, William Nailer, Dr. Mungo Muschett, Dr. Gustavus Brown, John Hanson, Jr., Daniel Dulany, Esq., Will Theobalds, Colin Mitchell, Daniel McPherson, Lord Baltimore.
Administratrix: Mary Hanson.
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Maj. Samuel Hanson 36.11 A CH £52.1.7 Nov 17 1753
Sureties: Thomas Marshall, Thomas Marshall, Jr.
Received from: Lodwick Adams.
Payments to: Margaret Morton, John Kinsman, estate of James Freeman, James Mankin, Ignatius Mitchell, Thomas Hungerford, D. Dulanv, Esq., Walter Hanson, Alexander McLaran, Philip (no surname given), Elisabeth Tarvin, John Muschet, John Graham & Co., George Riddel & Co., Charles Rudd per Thomas Marshall, D. Jenifer.
Representatives: widow (unnamed), 8 children: Elisabeth, Benedicta, Robert, Samuel, Josias, Mary, Dorothy, Martha.
Administratrix: Mary Hanson
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Charles County Land Records, Liber M#2 Page 274. The mark .. of Sam Hanson Jr of CC was recorded on Jan 13, 1731.
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Charles County Liber L#2
Page 199. Samuel Hanson, son of Robert and Benedicta Hanson, was born Dec 6, 1705.
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Robert Hanson 29.97 A CH £878.14,8 £465.3.9 Oct 6 1750
A second inventory is cited in the amount of 23.5.8.
sureties: Theophilus Swift, William Hanson.
Received from: Anne Hanson, Samuel Hanson, Col. Richard Harrison, Alexander McLaran.
Payments to; Robert Scott & John Rowand, Walter Hanson, John Smith Prather, Thomas Douglass. Henry Hazlip, Thomas Bratton, John Hanson youngest, Notely Mitchell, Dr. Brown, Eleanor Johnson, Susanah Bennet, Robert Frankling, Mr. Henry Ogle, John Banister, John Chattum, Samuel Hanson, Margaret Morten, Dr. Gust Brown, John Kinsman, executor of James Freeman, Andrew Munroe, John Joakn Gording, Jonas Green (printer) or Jonas Green Printer, Richard Gambra, Robert Whythill, Daniel Dulany, Esq. paid to Walter Hanson, Joseph Timms, Jr., James Nevison, George Bogle & Co., Hugh Perrie, Dr. Mungo Muschet, William Neale,
executors of Vincent Askins, Robert Middleton, Alexander McLaran, Charles Byrn, William Elbeck, Robert Horner, Collin Mitchell.
Legatees: William Hanson, Benj Hanson, Robert Hanson, Samuel Hanson.
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Mr. Walter Pye 43.239 CH £808.1.4 Jan 17 1749 May 19 1750
Appraisers: Thomas Marshall, George Parker.
Creditors: Samuel Hanson, J. Lawrance for Ed. Trafford, Esq.
Next of kin: Mary Pye, Margaret Pye.
Administrator/Executor: Edward Pye.
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Hanson., Robert, Jr., Charles County, 25th Oct., 1734; 19th Nov. 1734.
To brother Samuel and hrs., house and lot in Charles Town.
To brother William and hrs., "Hanson Green."
To mother Violetta and Mrs. Elizabeth Story, personalty, some of which des. as bought of Peter Dent.
Bros. afsd. exs. and resid. legatees.
Test: Martha Yoakley, William Ansell, William Maconchie. 21, 243.
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Charles County Land Records, Liber H#2, Page 236
14 Apr 1719; Recorded at request of Samuel Hanson, Gent.: 4 Feb 1718;
Indenture from John Fendall, Gent., and Elizabeth his wife, to Samuel Hanson, Gent; for £35; 1/3 part of a tract on the north side of Piscataway River called St. Johns; laid out for 800 acres;
/s/ Jno. Fendall, Elizabeth Fendall (mark);
wit. Walt. Story, Geo. Dent;
4 Feb 1718 ack. by John Fendall and Elizabeth his wife
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Charles County Land Records, Liber H#2, Page 239
14 Apr 1719; Recorded at request of Capt. John Fendall: 7 Feb 1718;
Indenture from Samuel Hanson, Gent., to John Fendall, Gent.; for £40; 1/3 part of St. John's; mentions conveyance from John Fendall and Elizabeth his wife dated 4 Feb 1718;
/s/ Sam. Hanson;
wit. Walter Story, Geo. Dent;
ack. 7 Feb 1718 by Samuel Hanson
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Martha Yoakley 20.135 A £496.15.6 £1.10.0 Apr 4 1744
Sureties: William Middleton, Samuel Hanson, Sr., William Hanson,
Received from: John Frankling, Edward Clements, Thomas Speaker Thomas Mitchel, Bart. Anderson, Walter Maddox, John Miles, Joseph Doyne, Alextius Semmes, Richard Brett, Ralph Shaw, Sr., Samuel Hawkins, Richard Stone, Thomas Midgley, Alexander McLaran, Joseph Allen, Joseph Pile, James Swann, William Neale, Ignatius Sympson, Baptist Boarman, William Winters, Richard Price, William Brawner, Henry Brawner, William Jones, William Dodson, George Hatton, William Sison, Nathaniel Nodder, Joseph Clements, Henry Moor, Matthew Clubb, William Atchison, Jacob Clements, Benjamin Robey, Achilles Ward, Charles Jones, Leonard Clements, Joseph (page torn), Jr., Dr. Parnham, James (page torn), Abraham Gibbs. Francis Ware, William Mcferson, William Barker, Capt. Keylerd, John Stromatt, Bowling Speake, George Dent, Philip Clubb, John Acton, Matthew Smallwood, John Wilson, William Rumsay, Benjamin Davis, John Chapman, Jr., Richard Edlen, Thomas Boarman, James Maddox, George Waple, Henry Barnes, Jr., Dr. Steward, Elias Smith, Thomas Matthews, Joseph Lancaster, William Coombs, William Thompson, Francis Martin, Notley Maddox, Dr, Brown, Edward Jenkins, Thomas Stone, Leonard Green, Sr., John Burgess, Edward Brawner, Benjamin Douglass, George Tarvin, Henry Action, Jr., John Barker, Jr., Benjamin Adams, Giles Green, George Robinson, Francis Adams, Jr., Matthew Stone, Augustine Ward, Barton Smoot, Charles Ford, George Godfrey, Francis Hamersley, Samuel Chunn, John Loveless, Edmond Devene, Charles Clements, Thomas Marshall, Oliver Burch, John Neale, Thomas Dent, Thomas Sympson, William Robey, James Griffen, Daniel Bowen, Samuel Hanson, Jr., John Smith Prather, John Clark, Jr., Richard Chapman, Walter Hanson, Daniel Jenifer, James Man, John Stone, Basil (page torn), Williams (page torn), James Ferrill, James Thompsonr George Tarvin, William Pen, Townly Brome, John Smith, Bayne Smallwood, Richard Tarvin, Baruch Williams, John Martin, Jr., John Clark, Jr., Edward Brawner, John Clark, Sr., Richard Lewis, Thomas Barnes, Jeremiah Mudd, Charles Smoot, William Eilbeck, William McAttee, Charles Blandford, John Mcferson, Thomas Mudd, James Boarman, Henry Neale, Alexander Mcferson, Thomas Speake, Francis Green, Jr., Thomas Crompton, Green Sympson, John Hanson, Sr., John Philpot, Barthley Anderson, William Boarman, Godshall Barnes, Mark McGerson, Joseph Barnes, Thomas Baley, Nathan Harris, Samuel Luckett, Barton Stone, John Clubb, Edm. Macatee, William Thompson, John Muchet, Matthew Barnes, Henry Barnes, Sr., Richard Marshall, Robert Gill, John Estep, Thomas McAttee, Philip Key, Bart. Hungerford, George Jones, Theophilus Swift, Mary McOuchie, William Maconchie, Matthew Stone, Sr., John Robey, William McAttee, Thomas Morris, Benjamin Craycroft, Thomas Lee, Roger Linton, John Briscoe, Leonard Green, Jr., Matt. Barnes, Jr., Richard Speaker Joseph Cresman, John Hamill, Robert Doyne, Richard Snowden, Stephen Chandler, Benjamin Douglass, Jr., Courts Keech, Edm. Porteus, Bartley Anderson, Lend. Briscoe, Jeremiah Adderton, Bart. Hungerford, Stephen Chandler, James Boarman, Robert Whythill, Alexander Hawkins, William Boswell, Sr., Thomas Marshall, John Canson, Thomas Middleton, Jr., Jacob Brandt, Charles Smoot, Charles Craycroft, Ignatius Doyne, Thomas Hudson, Edward Burch, Charles Philpot, John Mcferson, Francis Green, Sr., John Chapman, Benjamin Clements, Alexander McDaniel, John Hanson (youngest), James Thompson, Benjamin Reader, John Elgin, William Baggot, James Grant, Henry Martin, Charles Ferrill, William Reif, Ledstone Smallwood, Jr., John Buttler, John Fowell, George Bett, James Muncaster, Joseph Harrison, John Barker, Benjamin Muncaster, Zachariah Wade, Sr., James Semmes, Andrew Munroe, Samuel Adams,. Ralph Robey, Edward Neale, Philip Edelin, George Jones, David Southerland, William Loyde, John Chandler, Francis Meeke, Holland Middleton, Isaac Chattam, Matthew Williamson, David Stone, Edward Sanders, Joseph Timms, William Meeke, Charles Musgrave, William Brent, Ralph Shaw, John Baggot, Alexander Hawkins, Ignatius Mitchell, Thomas Williams, Thomas Prather.
Payments to: Alexander Campbell.
Executors: Thomas Prather, John Smith Prather, Thomas Williams.
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HANSON, ROBERT, Charles Co. 5 Apr 1746 27 Sep 1748
To son WILLIAM HANSON, 100 A. called 'Abergame" which I included In a tract called "Roburtus" granted to me by escheat, pt of his now dwelling plantation; also tract called "addition to Robertus," 28 A.; also my instruments and mathematick books.
To son ROBERT HANSON, my youngest son, all land and plantation I now dwell on., 100 A., pt. of "Bettys Delight" left me by the will of my father JOHN HANSON, deod. and 69 A. of land which I bought of William Chandler being pt. of tract called "Chandlers Hill"; also 4 lots formerly laid out in Charles Town, two of which I bought of Richard Rogers, 1 of John Brown and 1 of Thomas Sanders; also 1 lot laid out in the said town in my own name; also 1 lot laid out for me in Charles Town whereon I have now a tobacco house; also 100 A. called "Corkers Hog holes"
To my dau DOROTHY HARRISON, wife of RICHARD HARRISON, 250 As, pt. of tract called "Hansonton," to be laid off the eastern most part of it.
That remaining part of said tract called "Hansonton" and also 124 A.r pt., of tract callled "Robertus" adj said "Hansonton" to be sold.
To dau. MARY HANSONr tract: called "Habberdeventure" laid out for 150 A. which I bought of John Lambeth; also other tract called Hansons Plain." 75 A.
To son SAMUEL HANSON, sword, pistol and silver seal.
To grandson ROBERT HANSON son of SAMUEL and MARY HANSON, watch made by Tomlinson.
To son BENJAMIN HANSON, watch made by Royle and horse.
Remainder of estate to be divided amongst son BENJAMIN HANSON, son ROBERT HANSON, dau MARY HANSON, dau SARAH HANSON and dau. VIOLETTA HANSON.
Nephew WALTER HANSON to have the guardianship and tuition of my son ROBERT HANSON.
Sons SAMUEL, WILLIAM and nephew WALTER., exs.
Wit: Edm. Porteus, Sam. Hanson Jr., Daniel of Ste. Thomas Jenifer. MCW 25. 412
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Charles County, Maryland Liber L#2, Page 371.
At the request of Samuel Hanson Jr of CC, the following deed of gift was recorded Aug 12, 1727.
I, Robert Hanson of CC, Gent, for the natural love I have for my son, Samuel Hanson of CC and also for divers other good causes, I have given my son a Negro man named Boatswain and a Mulatto girl named Catherine. I have put sd Samuel in possession of the Negro man and Mulatto girl. Signed Aug 10, 1727 - Robert Hanson. Wit - Wm Stone, Gust Brown.
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Charles County Liber M No. 2 Page 192.
At the request of Saml Hanson Jr of CC, Gent, the following deed was recorded this Mar 16, 1729.
Feb 26, 1729 from John Fendall of CC, Gent, to Samuel Hanson (son of Robert Hanson) and Mary, his wife, daughter of the sd John Fendall of CC, for the natural love that sd John Fendall has for his sd daughter, and also for 5 shillings to sd John Fendall in hand paid by the afd Samuel and Mary, John Fendall has sold to sd Saml Hanson and Mary, his wife, all that tract of land lying on the north side of Piscataway River, called Saint Johns, bounded by Geiners Swamp, Lawsons Marsh, the land of John Lawson', the woods, Gomers Swamp, containing and laid out for about 800 acres. Signed - John Fendall. Wit - Robt Hanson*, Benja Fendall*. This deed was acknowledged by John Fendall and Elizabeth, his wife. Elizabeth relinquished her right of dower in and to the within mentioned land and premises.
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Charles County Court Records, 9 November 1736 Court, Liber T#2, Page 264
The Justices here do describe the following Main Roads, and do appoint the several persons hereafter named, overseers of sd Roads for the ensuing year:
From (George )Elgins Run, the usual Road to the River Side by Simon Smith's, from Burdicts Creek to the River Side by Mr. John King's, the old Path that strikes out of Burdict Creek Road by Edward Shakeletts to Saml: Hanson Jr's plantation at the River Side, John Stromat, Overseer.
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Charles County Court Records, November 1738 Court, Liber T#2, Page 508
From Elgins Run, the usual Road to the riverside by Simon Smith's, from Burdicks Cr to the riverside by Mr. John King's, the old Path that strikes out of Burdick Creek Road by Edward Shaklett's to Samuel Hanson Jr's Plantation at the riverside. Francis Meeke, Overseer.

Samuel married Mary Fendall in 1730 in Charles County, Maryland. Mary (daughter of John Fendall and Elizabeth Hanson) was born about 1710 in Charles County, Maryland; died on 31 Jan 1759 in Charles County, Maryland - probate. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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HANSON, MARY, Charles Co. 28 Oct, 1758; 31 Jan, 1759
Children: Samuel Harrison, Josiah, Benedicta, Mary, Dorothy and Martha.
Grandchildren: Mary Hanson MacPherson.
Ex: Samuel Hanson. 30. 640
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Mrs. Mary Hanson (widow) 67.223 CH £1082.16.8 Feb 19 1755 May 30 1759
Appraisers: James Simmes, William Neale.
mentions: John Dent, John Semple, Josias Hanson, Beneditta Hanson.
Executor: Samuel Hanson, Jr.
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Mrs. Mary Hanson (widow) 69.325 CH £3.17.0 Mar 26 1760 Mar 26 1760
Appraisers: Joseph H. Semmes William Neale.
Creditors: John Theobald, John Semple.
Next of kin: Henry McPherson, Josias Hanson.
Executor: Samuel Hanson, Jr.
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p. 113, TLC Genealogy, Charles County Liber M No. 2,
Page 192. At the request of Saml Hanson Jr of CC, Gent, the following deed was recorded this Mar 16, 1729.

Feb 26, 1729 from John Fendall of CC, Gent, to Samuel Hanson (son of Robert Hanson) and Mary, his wife, daughter of the sd John Fendall of CC, for the natural love that sd John Fendall has for his sd daughter, and also for 5 shillings to sd John Fendall in hand paid by the afd Samuel and Mary, John
Fendall has sold to sd Saml Hanson and Mary, his wife, all that tract of land lying on the north side of 'Piscataway River, called Saint Johns, bounded by Geiners Swamp, Lawsons Marsh, the land of John Lawson, the woods, Corners Swamp, containing and laid out for about 800 acres.
Signed-John Fendall.
Wit-Robt Hanson*, Benja Fendall*. This deed was acknowledged by John Fendall and Elizabeth, his wife. Elizabeth relinquished her right of dower in and to the within mentioned land and premises.
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In the mother Mary (Fendall) Hanson's will, Oct 22,1758/Jan 31, 1759 Charles Co. she named sons: Samuel, Josias; daughters Benedicta, Mary, Dorothy, Martha; and granddaughter Mary Hanson MacPherson.

Apparently Elizabeth was not alive at this time, however When Mary's late husband's estate was settled Nov 17, 1753, daughter Elizabeth was mentioned along with the others.
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Blee, Margaret., widow,, Charles County, 2nd April, 1720; 15th June, 1720.
To Elizabeth., Jr., and Mary Fendall; Sarah, wife of John Cox; Rose Law; Thomas Lomax; god-dau, Susannah, dau. of John Baker; Eliza, wife of Phillip Snivens, and Susannah Maud, personalty.
To Margaret Holt, an orphan girl brought up by testator, residue of estate,, real and personal.
Ex.: Capt. John Fendall.
Test: Gustavus Brown, Josias Fendall, George Carter.
Note: 14th July., 1720,, John Fendall (Fandall) renounces as ex. of above will.
Test: Mathew Dutton and Jos. Fendall. 16,122,
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Charles County Land Records, Volume III, Page 164
Liber H#2, Page 236
14 Apr 1719; Recorded at request of Samuel Hanson, Gent.: 4 Feb 1718;
Indenture from John Fendall, Gent., and Elizabeth his wife, to Samuel Hanson, Gent; for £35; 1/3 part of a tract on the north side of Piscataway River called St. Johns; laid out for 800 acres;
/s/ Jno. Fendall, Elizabeth Fendall (mark);
wit. Walt. Story, Geo. Dent;
4 Feb 1718 ack. by John Fendall and Elizabeth his wife
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Charles County Land Records, Volume III, Page 165
Liber H#2, Page 239
14 Apr 1719; Recorded at request of Capt. John Fendall: 7 Feb 1718;
Indenture from Samuel Hanson, Gent., to John Fendall, Gent.; for £40; 1/3 part of St. John's; mentions conveyance from John Fendall and Elizabeth his wife dated 4 Feb 1718;
/s/ Sam. Hanson;
wit. Walter Story, Geo. Dent;
ack. 7 Feb 1718 by Samuel Hanson
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HANSON, ROBERT, Charles Coo 5 Apr 1746; 27 Sep 1748
To son WILLIAM HANSON, 100 A. called 'Abergame" which I included In a tract called "Roburtus" granted to me by escheat, pt of his now dwelling plantation; also tract called "addition to Robertus," 28 A.; also my instruments and mathematick books.
To son ROBERT HANSON, my youngest son, all land and plantation I now dwell on., 100 A., pt. of "Bettys Delight" left me by the will of my father JOHN HANSON, deod. and 69 A. of land which I bought of William Chandler being pt. of tract called "Chandlers Hill"; also 4 lots formerly laid out in Charles Town, two of which I bought of Richard Rogers, 1 of John Brown and 1 of Thomas Sanders; also 1 lot laid out in the said town in my own name; also 1 lot laid out for me in Charles Town whereon I have now a tobacco house; also 100 A. called "Corkers Hog holes"
To my dau DOROTHY HARRISON, wife of RICHARD HARRISON, 250 As, pt. of tract called "Hansonton," to be laid off the eastern most part of it.
That remaining part of said tract called "Hansonton" and also 124 A.r pt., of tract callled "Robertus" adj said "Hansonton" to be sold.
To dau. MARY HANSONr tract: called "Habberdeventure" laid out for 150 A. which I bought of John Lambeth; also other tract called Hansons Plain." 75 A.
To son SAMUEL HANSON, sword, pistol and silver seal.
To grandson ROBERT HANSON son of SAMUEL and MARY HANSON, watch made by Tomlinson.
To son BENJAMIN HANSON, watch made by Royle and horse.
Remainder of estate to be divided amongst son BENJAMIN HANSON, son ROBERT HANSON, dau MARY HANSON, dau SARAH HANSON and dau. VIOLETTA HANSON.
Nephew WALTER HANSON to have the guardianship and tuition of my son ROBERT HANSON.
Sons SAMUEL, WILLIAM and nephew WALTER., exs.
Wit: Edm. Porteus, Sam. Hanson Jr., Daniel of Ste. Thomas Jenifer. MCW 25. 412
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HANSON, MARY, Charles Co 28 Oct., 1758; 31 Jan. 1759
Children: Samuel Harrison, Josiah & Benedicta, Mary, Dorothy and Martha.
Grandchildren: Mary Hanson MacPherson*
Ex: Samuel Hanson, 30.640
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Charles County Liber M No. 2 Page 192.
At the request of Saml Hanson Jr of CC, Gent, the following deed was recorded this Mar 16, 1729.
Feb 26, 1729 from John Fendall of CC, Gent, to Samuel Hanson (son of Robert Hanson) and Mary, his wife, daughter of the sd John Fendall of CC, for the natural love that sd John Fendall has for his sd daughter, and also for 5 shillings to sd John Fendall in hand paid by the afd Samuel and Mary, John Fendall has sold to sd Saml Hanson and Mary, his wife, all that tract of land lying on the north side of Piscataway River, called Saint Johns, bounded by Geiners Swamp, Lawsons Marsh, the land of John Lawson', the woods, Gomers Swamp, containing and laid out for about 800 acres. Signed - John Fendall. Wit - Robt Hanson*, Benja Fendall*. This deed was acknowledged by John Fendall and Elizabeth, his wife. Elizabeth relinquished her right of dower in and to the within mentioned land and premises.
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Charles County Land Records, Liber M#2 Page 351.
At the request of Samuel Hanson Jr of CC,, the following deed of gift was recorded this Jul 31, 1733.
I, John Fendall of CC, Gent, for the natural love I have for my granddaughter, Elizabeth Hanson, daughter of Samuel and Mary Hanson of CC, I have given sd Elizabeth Hanson a Negro girl named Pegg, and her increase. The Negro is to be delivered to Elizabeth at the age of 16 years or day of marriage which shall happen first. The Negro girl is now delivered to the afd Samuel & Mary Hanson. Signed Jul 30, 1733 - John Fendall. Wit - Thomas Haile, Marv (MB her mark) Baker.