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http://msa.maryland.gov/megafile/msa/speccol/sc5800/sc5881/000001/000000/0 00104/pdf/msa_sc_5881_1_104.pdf
George Calvert and some of his Decendents
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http://www.hmdb.org/marker.asp?marker=2478
Stephen Howison Gravestone
In Memory of Stephen Howison who departed this life February 1st, 1815 aged 79 years & 1 day.
With faith in God the friend of man, he stood,
And sought their Earthly and eternal good
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John Brooke 5.22 D CH £268.6.4 Sep 14 1767
Legatees (4 daughters): Elisabeth Stewart, Mary Harrison, Sarah Roby, Jane Roby.
Distribution to: Widow (unnamed, 1/3). Residue to 5 youngest children (equally):
William, Charity, Walter, Chloe. (Only 4 names given.)
Executors: Sarah Brooke, Peter Robie.
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MATHEWS, JOHN, Charles Co. 2 Jan. 1765; 11 May, 1765
Wife Mary, extx, and to her I leave my whole estate.
To dau Charity Mathews, furniture on day of marriage.
If wife marries or after her decease, remainder of estate to be divided amongst her other children and my other two, that is to say Joseph Harrison, Mary Harrison and Sarah Stewart and Mary Williams,
Wit: John Woodward, Tho. Posey, Heugh Clark. 33.294
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Charles County Land Records 1782-1786; Liber Z#3; Page 57. Apr 13, 1784 from Stephen Howison and Mary, his wife, of Prince William County, Virginia, to Alexander Robey, planter of CC, for 6000 lbs of crop tobacco clear of cask, and for divers other good causes, part of a tract of land in CC called Good Neighbourhood, containing about 72 acres_ Signed - Stephen Howison, Mary (X her mark) Howison. Wit - Dan Jenifer, W.R. Jenifer. Sd Mary Howison relinquished her right of dower to the lands within mentioned. Recorded Apr 14, 1784.
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John Cornwell vs. John C. Weedon, 1855, Court Case Extract
Surnames: Cornwell, Weedon, Crickman, Keys, Nelson, Calvert, Hoof, Petty, Brockley, Grigsby, Jones, Davis, Matthews
Birth John Cornwell became 21 years old in 1830
Death Francis Jackson died between 1805 & 1828
Death Jesse Cornwell died in NC in 1804 or 1805
Death Thomas Nelson, exor. of Constance Cornwell, died in 1845
Defendant John C. Weedon (admr.); Thomas Nelson (decd); J.L. Thornton (sheriff - admr.); Constance Cornwell (decd)
Deponent / Affiant William King; John Webster; Susan Cheshire; Catharine Appleby; John W. Williams; Wileman Thomas; Kitty King (alias Kitty Cornwell); John Davidson; Jesse W. Ketchen; George Waters; William King; John Appleby; A. Sidney Tebbs; Moses Lynn; Stephen Howison; Thomas Jones; Nancy Calvert; Peyton Calvert; John W. Howison; William Keys; Robert G. Maddox; Henry Keys; Benson Lynn; John W. Davis; Richard W. Weedon; Seymour Lynn; Harrison P. Carter; Thomas Gooding; William G. Howison; John Gibsons; John Tansill; Thomas M. Grigsby; Isaac W. Davis; William T. Allen; Jesse Brockley; Thomas Tansill; Vincent Calvert; Nancy Clutts; James Arnold; Seymour H. Storke; John Conner; John C. Cooper; William Carter; John DeBell; Benjamin F. Rose; A.S. Grigsby; John Lynn; Isaac Lynn; Joseph Crouch; Maddam Rennoe; Manassa Russell; Mary Rennoe; Jno. Williams; Susan Brumpton; Eliza Gosling; Northumberland Pearson; John Webster; Jno. Simcox; Jane Haney; Lucinda Matthews; Enoch Grigsby; Alexander Jones; Isaac W. Davis
Estate I&A of Constance Cornwell decd. estate - 1825
Family Jesse Brockley, grandson of Jesse Cornwell
Family John Cornwell, son of Catharine Cornwell, daughter of Constance Cornwell
Family John Cornwell, son of Kitty King daughter of Constance Cornwell
Family Jubar (slave), father of John Cornwell by Kitty Cornwell (white)
Family Peyton Calvert, son of William Calvert & grandson of Humphrey Calvert
Free Negro John Cornwell (Mulatto), the plaintiff
Locality Prince William Co.; Alexandria; DC (Georgetown); NC
Marriage Cornelius Petty (aka Eli Petty) -mr- Catherine Cornwell
Marriage Cornelius Hooff -mr- Lydia Cornwell, daughter of Jesse Cornwell
Marriage Nehemiah Brockley -mr- Nancy Cornwell, daughter of Jesse Cornwell
Marriage Jesse Cornwell -mr- Constance Calvert, daughter of Humphrey Calvert
Marriage FNU Appleby -mr- Catharine Petty, daughter of Constance Cornwell
Miller William Keys, miller for Thomas Nelson
Plaintiff John Cornwell
Slave Abraham; Betsey & children Mehala (aka Mahalia), Jane & Harriott; Frank; Martin - property of Jesse Cornwell
Slave Letty, mother of Prue; Oster (aka Oscar), son of Elizabeth and grandson of Prudey; Prudence (aka Pruey) (40-45) & children Elizabeth (27), Evelina (19), Ludwell (15), Catharine (12), Jessee & Albert - property of Constance Cornwell
Slave trader John C. Cooper
Will Constance Cornwell - Prince William Co. - 1825
Will Jesse Cornwell - Prince William Co. - 1804 / 1813
Administrative Information
Record title John Cornwell vs John C. Weedon
Year recorded 1855
Collection CR-CI-H
Record ID 75-8
End Notes
Preserved by City of Fredericksburg
Processed by Margaret Anne Crickman
Extracted by Barry L. McGhee
Extracted on 9/5/2002
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1736 - 1815 (79 years)