Nathaniel Skinner

1711 - 1743  (~ 32 years)

• Name	Nathaniel Skinner
  Born	Apr 1711	Prince George's County, Maryland
  Gender	Male
  Died	16 Jun 1743	Prince George's County, Maryland - Inventory
  Person ID	I016554	Tree1
  Last Modified	25 Mar 2020

  
  

  Father	Robert Skinner,   b. Abt 1660, England ,   d. 15 Apr 1713, Calvert County, Maryland - Inventory  (Age ~ 53 years)
  Mother	Anne Mackall,   b. Abt 1683, Calvert County, Maryland ,   d. Aft 1736, Calvert County, Maryland  (Age ~ 54 years)
  Married	Bef 3 Aug 1703	Calvert County, Maryland
  Family ID	F10086	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Elizabeth Covington,   b. 1711, Prince George's County, Maryland ,   d. Aft 1744, Calvert County, Maryland  (Age > 34 years)
  Married	Abt 1731	Prince George's County, Maryland
  Children	1. Elizabeth Skinner,   b. Abt 1738, Prince George's County, Maryland ,   d. Aft 1754, Prince George's County, Maryland  (Age ~ 17 years)
  Last Modified	25 Mar 2020
  Family ID	F10340	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Notes

  === Nathaniel Skinner 28.499 PG £687.17.4 Jun 16 1743 Mar 29 1744 Appraisers: Henry Trueman, John Lawson. Creditors: James Russell, Charles Steuart. Next of kin: Mackall Skinner, Thomas Hollyday. Administratrix: Elisabeth Letchworth, wife of Thomas Letchworth. === Nathaniel Skinner 35.272 A PG £687.17.4 £108.6.11 Nov 8 1753 Received from: Capt. James Wilson, Margery Gantt, Capt. William Torver, John Buchanan. Payments to: Mr. James Russell, Francis Parnham, Peregrine Mackaness, John Sprigg, William Holland, Dr. Charles Stuart, James Collins, Joseph Letchworth, John Skinner, Martha Coleman, Philip Wood, Paul Rawlings, Mr. John Hepburne, Mr. Peter Dent, Daniel Dulany, Esq., Thomas Lee for fees on action by John Lawson against Elisabeth Skinner administratrix of deceased as garnishee of Charles Rogers, Mr. Stephen Bordley, John Lawson for judgement against the deceased as garnishee of Charles Rogers. Administratrix: Elisabeth Skinner, now wife of Thomas Letchworth, === Skinner, Robert, gentleman,Prince George's Co. 25th Aug., 1736; 1st Oct., 1736. To bro. Nathaniel and hrs., marsh land. To bros. Nathaniel and Mackall and their hrs., residue of real estate Shd. mother, Mrs. Anne Bruse, take her whole thirds out of lands given to bro. Nathaniel then 1/3 of land herein given to bro. Mackall is bequeathed to bro. Nathaniel and hrs. Bro. Nathaniel ex. and residuary legatee. Test: Thomas Gantt (Guant), Alexander Magruder, William Read. 21. 677. === Mr. Robert Skinner 23.365 PG £328.18.1 Jun 27 1738 Appraisers: James Wilson, John Lawson. Mentions: John Skinner, Mackall Skinner, Robert Whitaker, J. Lawson. Executor: Nathaniel Skinner. === Taney, Mary, Calvert Co., 10th Aug., 1711; 29th Aug., 1712. To brothers Benjamin, Mackall, Nathaniel and Robert Skinner, Jr., and sister Anne Skinner, entire estate (personal). Ex.: Father-in-law Robert Skinnier, who is to pay to sister Ann and brother Mackall (Skinner) afsd., money due testator from estate of father, John Taney. Test : John Bigger, Richard Hildson, John Godsgrace. 13. 445. === Mary Taney (spinster) 338.200 I £69.11.10 1712 Appraisers: Thomas Howe, David Hellin. Legatees: Robert Skinner, Benjamin Skinner, Anne Skinner, Nathaniell Skinner. Mentions: her father John Taney, Mr. Robert Skinner. === June 16, 1743. PG Co. Nathaniel Skinner will. NOK Mackall Skinner, Thomas Hollyday. Adm. Elizabeth Letchworth, wife of Thomas Letchworth (28.499) === Nov. 8, 1753, Prince George's Co, MD, prerogative court abstracts mentions Thomas Letchworth, who intermarried with Elizabeth Skinner, administratix of Nathaniel Skinner (1711 - 1743). (Was this the same Thomas Letchworth still alive in 1758?) === Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records 1752-1757; Liber NN {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 258. At the request of Justices of Prince George's County the following view of Elizabeth Skinner's land was recorded June 25, 1754 we Alexander Magruder and Thomas Morton being persons neither of kin, indebted or otherwise interested in Elizabeth Skinner, orphan of Nathaniel Skinner nor in Mr. Thomas Hollyday her guardian and nominated by Thomas Hodgkin, gentleman, one of the justices of the court here for the purpose do hereby certify that we have entered into the lands and plantation to the aforesaid orphan belonging and viewed the dwelling house, out houses, lands, orchards and fences that are upon the said plantation and after taking our corporal oaths, that according to the best of our skill and judgment we would make a just estimate the annual value of the said land and plantation and what dwelling houses, outhouses and orchards are upon the same what repair they are in and that part of the said land the said guardian may be further permitted to clear upon the said plantation as well to raise the yearly rent's sold valued as also towards the guardianship charge in keeping the dwelling houses out houses orchards and fences in repair as so by him to be left. We make report of and concerning the premises as follows, Vizt; we esteem the annual value of the said lands and plantation to be 2000 pounds of tobacco (the guardian paying thereout the just rents of the same land), the dwelling house is not completely finished yet we conceive it will be soon in want of repair, the kitchen is in good repair, the tobacco houses and other outhouses are middling good repair. There is on the plantation an apple orchard containing about 300 apple trees fenced in by a pretty good fence, there is also another orchard containing about 30 of very good fence. The cornfield and pasture which are both large are fenced in by a very good fence. And as to the part of the land the guardian may be permitted to clear upon the said plantation for the uses aforesaid we conceive it necessary that he clear 5000 plants yearly (that is) such a piece of ground as shall be sufficient for the planting of 5000 tobacco plants but if it shall be found that there is not sufficient board timber on the land so to be cleared to make the necessary repairs to the houses on the plantation we think it then but just that the guardian have liberty of taking much as will do of any other part of the land. Given under our hands and seals this June 19, 1754, Alexander Magruder (near Mill Town), Thomas Morton