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CARMACK, CORNELIUS, Manockesey, Prince George's County, planter. 13 May 1746; 14 Nov 1749
To son William Carmack, ex.
To wife Guein (Gwin) Carmack, 5 sh. besides what the law allows her.
To son John Carmack, furniture.
To dau. Marey Boren, 1 sh. s.
To dau. Elizabeth Evens, 1 sh s.
Rest of my effects to my 4 ch.: William Carmack, Mary Richards, John Carmack, Cathrine Richards.
Wit: John Justice, Stephen Richards, John Gregg. 27.109
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Cornelius Carmack 42.13B FR £58.7.0 Jan 6 1749
Appraisers: Joseph Wood, Thomas Reynolds.
Creditors: Edward Beatty, Philip Howard, Jr.
Next of kin: Mary Richards, John Carmack.
Executor: William Carmack.
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Cornelius Carmack 28.327 A FR £112.1.1 £34.0.7 Sep 1 1750
Payments to: Philip Howard, Jacob Nichols, William Targan, Daniel Richards, Robert Gorman, Edward Batty, John Barrack, John Carmack, John C. Gragy, Thomas Reynolds, Joseph Ward, John Justices William Carmack„ John Darnall, Daniel Dulany, Esq.
Executor: William Carmack
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John Hyland 13B.106 I CE £96.5.5 May 1 1696
Appraisers: Edward Jones, William Dare.
List of debts: Jacob Davillard, John Cole, George Beaston, John Linare, George Phillips, Morgan Jones, William Welsh, Thomas Kersey, John Spencer, Humphrey Kittle, George Amery, Edward Nevill, Pernnonie Clarke, Cornelius McCormick, John Sequence, Joseph Whittom, Thomas Whitton, Thomas Nickelson, Sampson George, Thomas Jones, Thomas Wamsey, George Oldfield, Even Milles of Baltimore County, Richard Baker, Col. Harman, John Bevill, Henry Hattery, Richard Wambsly, Garret Murry.
Creditors: Humphrey Gitty, William Manfield.
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Arthur Munday 36A.9 I CE £61.17.9 Nov 26 1713
Appraisers: Samuell Vans, Cornelius McCormack,
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Danell Damper 1.352 CE £28.2.0 Dec 12 1717
Appraisers: Edward Jackson, Cornelius McCormack.
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John Diall 1.451 CE £8.10.0 Sep 29 1718
Appraisers: Cornelias Carmack, George Martin.
Approvers: John Bass.
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John Williams 8.11 £10.17.9 Dec 31 1722 Mar 22 1723
Appraisers: Cornelius Carmack, John Crafton.
Approvers: James Campbell.
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John Jackson 8.51 CE £4.17.6 Dec 7 1722
Appraisers: Cornelius MacCarmack (also Cornelius Carmack ), John Kelly.
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Joseph Smith 16.404 CE £38.9.1 Aug 31 1731 Nov 11 1731
Appraisers: Cornelius Carmack, Jonathon Hartshorn.
Creditors: John Piggott, David Edmiston.
Administratrix: Margaret Smith (widow).
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Cornelius Macarmack, Jr. 18.52 CE £31.7.0 Sep 20 1733 Apr 3 1734
Appraisers: A. Barry, Jonathon Hartshorn.
Creditors: Cornelius Carmack, George Lashley.
Next of kin: Cornelius Carmack, William Carmack.
Administrator/Executor; John Piggott (Quaker).
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William Martin 17.221 CE £80.18.7 Nov 11 1732 Jun 16 1733
Appraisers: Cornelius McCormack, Daniel Davis.
Creditors: Jethro Browne, Abraham Cannon, Henry Stares.
Executor: William Smith. "Other executor is deceased."
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Samuel Bishop 18.351 CE £68.12.4 Nov 15 1733 Apr 29 1734
Appraisers: Cornelius Carmack, John Lang.
Creditors: Jethro Browne, Edward Jackson.
Administratrix: Susannah Watson, wife, of Abraham Watson.
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Mathias Reasling 35.519 Page £372.11.8 May 11 1748
Appraisers: William Dern, Thomas Beatty.
Creditors: Samuel Smith, Jr., John Cooke.
Next of kin; Cornelius Carmack John Carmack.
Executors: Benjamin Reasling, Johannes Reasling.
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Cornelius, the earliest known ancestor in this line of Carmacks in America, apparently was of Scotch ancestry. He was living in Prince George's County, Maryland in the 1730's. He wrote his will 13 May 1756 in Prince George's County and 14 November 1749, it was probated in Frederick County, which had been formed from Prince George's County 10 December 1748.
Will: Liber DDNo. 6 folio 109, Box 1 Folder 19, Maryland Hall of Records, Annapolis.
In the name of God amen this thirteen day of May annos Dominy one thousand seven hundred forty six I Cornelius Carmack of monockesey (Monocacy) in Prince George's county and province of maryland planter being Sick in body but of good and perfect memory thanks be to almighty God Calling to Rememberence the uncertainty of this life and that all flesh must Yield unto Death when it shall plese God to call Doe make Constitut ordaine and Declare this my last will and Testament in maner and forme folowing Revokeing Disclameing all and Every will or wills heretofore by me made and this to be taken only for my last will and testament and none other and First I will that all my Debts Duties or Credits I owe Right or concern to any manner of persons whatsoever and be paid or contaned (?) within convenient time after my Desece by my trostey and well beloved Son William Carmack of the plase aforsed whome I constitut and ordain my sole Executor of my last will and testament item I give and bequeth unto my well beloved wife Gwin Carmack, the Sum of five Shillings curencey beside what the law allows her item I give and bequeth unto my son John Carmack a bed two sheets two pelos two blankets and ( ? ) over and above his share item I give and bequeth to Dafter Marcy Coren on Shiling Starlen item I give and bequeth to my Dafter Elizabeth Evans on Shiling Starlen item I will that my Executor Equly Divid the Rest of my Effects between my fore Children namely William Carmack Mary Richards John Carmack Cathrine Richards and in testimoney hereof I have hereunto say my hand and Seel the day and Yaer above writen
signed Cornelius Carmack
his
teste present John X Justice John Gregg Stephen Richards
mark
John Justice, Stephen Richards and John Gregg the subscribing witnesses to the within will being duly and publicly sworn on the Holy Evangels of almighty God Depose and say that they saw the Testator Cornelius Carmack sign the within will and heard him publicly and declare the same to be his last will and Testament That at the time of his so doing he was to the best of their apprehension of sound and disposing mind and memory. Sworn this 14 day of Nov. 1749 before John Daniel (?) Deputy Frederick County Maryland
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From Livingston TN library, Carmack lineage book
Cornelius Carmack was born around 1681 somewhere in Ireland. The first record of Cornelius in America is October 2, 1723. This is the testamentary proceeding from the Court in Cecil County, Maryland. In October of 1723 he used the name Carmack. In November of 1723, he used the name "Maccarmick" and in August of 1725, he used the name McCarmick. From Cecil County, Maryland he later moved to Fredrick County, Maryland where he died. His will was sworn in 1749 and at that time all of his children are officially mentioned as Carmacks. Regardless of the name that was used in the old Country, it is obvious that Carmack was the name that he decided would be best for his family in America. This decision to adopt this variation of the name by Cornelius, makes the name Carmack unique only to his descendants and it seems to insure that anyone with this name in america is a direct descendant of him.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1681 - 1749 (68 years)