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Charles County Maryland Administration Accounts, 1791-1798, {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 345.
John Carrington - Final A/C & Distribution; £843.17.5-1/2 £963.4.5-1/2 Feb 10 1797
Sureties: Alexander Robey, Daniel Carrington
Payments to: Brown & Dyson, Doctor William Watts, Doctor Daniel Jenifer, Joseph Owens,
Representatives: widow & 5 children; Samuel, John, Timothy, Mary & Daniel Carrington, all of lawful age, and the decendents of Ann Boswell and Elizabeth Boswell dec'd daughters
Balance to be disposed: £900.9.7
Distribution: 1/3 widow, the residue to the representatives each
Administrators: Susannah Carrington, Timothy Carrington (acting)
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Charles County Maryland Will Book AL-12, 1801-1808, {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 85. Susannah Carrington, Will, March 28, 1800; January 1, 1803
I, Susannah Carrington of CC, being of perfect mind and memory;
To daughter Mary Robey, 1 feather bed and furniture
To grandson John Boswell, 1 horse and saddle
To my children, residue of estate, to wit; Samuel, John, Timothy, Daniel and Mary after debts
Executor: son Timothy Carrington
Signed: March 28, 1800 Susannah Carrington
Wit: Alexander Robey, Horatio Robey, Sarah Robey
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Charles County, Maryland Land Records 1806-1808; Liber IB-7 {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 167.
At the request of Timothy Carrington the following Bill of Sale was recorded August 25, 1806
whereas I Daniel Carrington all and stands justly indebted to Timothy Carrington in the sum of $100 and any further on ascertained sum due from me to the said Timothy Carrington and respecting my mother's estate and whereas the said Timothy Carrington at my request has entered into a bond conditioned for the faithful performance of my duty as Constable and for Charles County aforesaid and has also entered into recognizance to the State of Maryland conditioned that I shall indemnify Charles County for any expense relating to an illegitimate child which Lucy Robey has charged me with being the father of and whereas the said Timothy Carrington also stands bound by the judgment of Charles County to pay for me a large quantity of tobacco was certain costs of suit to a certain Samuel Hanson and I am desirous to secure the said Timothy Carrington the payment of the said sums of money and to indemnify and save him harmless from any loss arising from his executing the said bond and entering into the said recognizance and from the judgment so as aforesaid rendered in favor the said Samuel Hanson. Now know by these presents that I Daniel Carrington in consideration of the premises and for the sum of 10 pounds paid by Timothy Carrington have sold and delivered into his possession negroes Harry (22 yrs.) And Rachel (8 yrs.) And 3 head of horses. Provided that I Daniel Carrington shall well and truly pay unto the said Timothy Carrington the said sum of money and save him harmless and indemnified as relating to the said bond and the said recognizance and the said judgment that everything in this condition shall cease and be void.In witness I have hereunto set my hand and seal this August 25, 1806, Daniel Carrington, in the presence of and acknowledged before Gerrard Briscoe
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Aft 1746 - Aft 1806 (> 60 years)