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Charles County MD Will Book 1777-1780; Page 307.
On Feb 27, 1779, Letters of administration were granted on the estate of Matthew Rigg to Susanah Rigg, his widow, and her bond was taken with her securities, Peter Phernandis and Joseph Mannen of CC, in the sum of 2000 £Appraisers: Morris James McDonnough and Ignatius Sympson. On July 31, 1779, the inventory was received, appraised to 159 £5 shillings 9 pence,
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Charles County MD Will Book 1777-1780; Page 385.
Mathew Rigg's Inventory. Jul 31, 1779.
An inventory of the goods and chattels of Mathew Rigg, late of CC, decd, appraised on Apr 11, 1779. Inventory includes: Negro boy John (age 8), Negro Mary (age 9); 1 bed and furniture, 1 old bed; 5 horses, 10 cattle, 26 sheep. Total: 159 £5 shillings 9 pence, Signed - Morris Jas McDonough, Ignatious Simpson.
Kin: Arty Masey (X her mark) Manking, Elisabeth (+ her mark) Chattam.
Creditors: Wm Leigh, Gee Hunter.
Proved on Jul 31, 1779 by Susanah Rigg. admx of afd Mathew Rigg.
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THOMAS, WILLIAM, Charles Co. 22 Oct, 1773 14 March 1776
To wife Sarah, 1/3 part of real estate and personal during life.
To dau. Elizabeth Thomas, extx., remainder of estate; If she die without Issue to son George Thomas; If he die without Issue to my brother Massey Thomas's children.
To dau. Susannah who married Matthew Rigg, no part of my estate.
Wit: Robt. Sinnet; Matthias Irvin; Catharine Stone.
Sarah the widow of William Thomas does not stand by will but demands her thirds. 40.688.
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Charles County Maryland Will Book AF-11, 1791-1801, {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 258.
Susannah Tyar (Tyer), January 3, 1795; February 2, 1795
I, Susannah Tiar of CC being indisposed in body but of a sound and disposing mind
To son Gerrard Riggs as much of my thirds of my late husband's estate that will make the sum due him equal with the rest of my three children, Anne Tiar, Elizabeth Tiar and Jean Tiar estate left by their fathers Charles Tiar and the balance to be equally divided amongst my four children.
Executor: Francis Tiar and son Gerrard Riggs
Signed: January 3, 1795 Susannah Tiar
Wit - Zachariah McDaniel, Alexius Tiar
{mm note: Susannah Thomas, widow of Matthew Riggs and Charles Tyer}
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1755 - 1779 (~ 24 years)