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- Apr 1719; cattle mark recorded for Eleanour Newman (CCLR H#2.233)
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NOE, ELEANOR, Charles Co. 11 Feb, 1748/9; 27 Dec, 1761
To cousin [Niece] Eleanor Pearson, widow of walter Pearson, dec'd, title to tract of land lying on Potomack River in Charles County, and formerly taken up by Robert Simpkins; another tract. a parcel of land adjoining to the former, taken up by John Shingsby; another tract adjoining to the latter on the north thereof formerly taken up by Humphry Howell,, which 3 tracts are now In possession of John Hamwell {Hamil} John Corry and myself, being in Wm. and Mary Parish in sd, county, and at death of sd. Eleanor Pearson, to Walter Fearson, her eldest son.
Extx: Cousin Eleanor Fearson, widow.
Wit: James Neale, WM, Bruce, John Tomens (or Towns), 31, 205
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WOODMAN, SARAH, Charles County, widow. 3 Mar, 1758; 13 Jun,1758
To dau Eleanor Pearson, widow and relict of Walter Pearson, tract on Patomack River In Charles Co., formerly taken up by Robert Smithhen and a tract. adjoining taken up by John Slingsbey and a tract adjoining to the latter on the north formerly taken up a Humphrey Howel which tracts or now in possession of John Hammill, John Covry [Corry) and my sister Eleanor Noe being in William and Mary's Parish - to Eleanor Fearson during her life and then to her son Walter Fearson.
To my son Newman Tompkins a cow,
To son George Deen. a calf,
To dau Eleanor Pearson all rest of my estate.
Said Eleanor Pearson, extx.
Wit: John Wood, John Newman, Thomas Townstin [Townslln?]. MCW 30, 529
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Will of Mary Neale, Charles County, widow of Bena. Neale, 2/24/1752; 3/14/1752.
Son: James, use of negro man Gusty for 2 years.
Son: Bennet, use of negro woman Kate for 2 years.
Son: James, negro Kate.
Daughter: Anne Neale, negro boy Stephen and negro woman Nan and the child Nan is now with, I give to daughter Mary Neale.
Daughter: Elizabeth Corry, a negro man Boson; a mourning ring of 10 shillings value; and one ring of same value to grandchild, Mary Corry.
Daughter: Mary Neale, negro girl Hester and cattle.
Son: Bennet, negro man David which negro I give instead of 20 lbs. sterling left him by his father.
Daughter: Anne Neale, 950 lbs. tobacco and a mare.
Sons: Bennet and James, remainder of personal estate.
To: Eleanor Noe, 300 lbs. tobacco.
Wit: Mary Neale, William Neale, Richard Neale.
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Charles County Maryland Circuit Court Records, Liber H#2, Page 233
14 Apr 1719; Eleanour Newman recorded cattle mark
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Charles County Land Records, Liber M#2 Page 235.
At the request of James Williams of CC, the following partition between him and wife, Jno Woodman and wife, Elinor Noe & Mary Newman, of the lands lately in the possession of Geo: Newman deceased, was recorded Sep 16, 1730.
Mar 6, 1729. Then laid out for and in the name of Jno Woodman and Sarah, his wife, all that part or moiety of the lands lately in the possession of Geo: Newman, bounded by Guys branch, the land of Rando Brandt, laid out for about 75 acres.
The 2nd moiety of sd land, laid out for Eleanor Noe, bounded by the line of the abovesd Jno Woodman, the river [unnamed], laid out for about 75 acres.
The 3rd moiety, laid out for James Williams and Eliza, his wife, bounded by the abovesd Eleanor Noe's land, the river [unnamed], laid out for about 75 acres.
The 4th moiety, laid out for Mary Newman, bounded by the abovesd James Williams' land, the river [unnamed], Cuckolds Cr and Porpuse Point, laid out for about 75 acres.
Mar 6, 1729. Then resurveyed and equally divided, at the request of James Williams and Elizabeth, his wife, and John Woodman and Sarah, his wife, and Mary Newman and Eleanor Noe, 3 tracts of land lying adjacent, bounded by Guys Branch, one of the bound trees of the land now in the possession of Randolph Brandt, the land of Thomas Mitchel originally called Gibson Cloce, the land called Hungerfords Branch now in the possession of John Newman, sd land originally belonging to Geo Newman, Cuckolds Cr until it comes to Potomack River, containing, by the meanders of the river, about 300 acres.
We, the subscribers to the within division and partition of the land and premises aforementioned, hereby acknowledge ourselves to be fully satisfied with the division and partition, and bind ourselves in the penal sum of 50 £sterling, to be paid by the persons(s) who will not stand to the division and partition. Signed Mar 6, 1729.- Jno Woodman, James Williams, Eleanor (n her mark) Noe, Mary (X her mark) Newman. Wit - Jno Hammill, Sarah Hamill.
Mar 9, 1729/30. Then came Jno Newman and Walter Ferson,, and made oath that they saw Mary Newman sign the above instrument in writing. Signed - R Yates,:
Then came Jno Hamill and Sarah, his wife,' and made oath that they saw Jno Woodman, James Williams, and Eleanor Noe sign the above instrument in writing. Signed - Gusta. Brown. [A plat map follows]
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Charles County Maryland Land Record Liber Z#2, 1744-1753; Page 270.
At the request of Doctor John Curry, the following deed was recorded on Aug 15, 1748.
Jul 19, 1746 from William Middleton of CC, to Doctor John Corry of CC, for 100 £sterling and 14,000 lbs tobacco, 126 acres, being part of a tract of land called Partners Purchase, bounded by the head of Guys Branch, Jacob Brandt, Potomack River, containing about 126 acres. There is a reservation of 10 acres at the easternmost corner around the logged house, for the life of Elinor Noe and for her use, provided she behaves herself in a decent and orderly manner. Signed - Wm Middleton. Wit - Geo: Dent, Hell: Middleton. Elizabeth, wife of the above named William Middleton, released her dower.
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8 Oct 1757; Eleanor Noe and Sarah Woodman, Charles Co.; petition Assembly (because they cannot afford an equity suit) regarding recovery of land belonging to George Newman; mentions Eleanor Fearson, _ Simpkins, _ Howell, George Newman, Jr.,
Guyther, John Hamill, John Howard (AM IV.57.- BB)
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland Hundred - Port Tobacco: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 431-385: PARTNERS PURCHASE: 329 acres; Possession of - 329 Acres - Howard, John: ESCHEAT land, composed of two tracts, the one originally granted Humphrey Howell, the other to Robert Simpson, both without name. Resurveyed 4 Sept 1738 for John Howard and John Hamill: {mm Note; not identified to a specific Hundred. Location identified by watercourse or nearby tract.}, William Middleton from Georges Maxwell; 14 April 1747,126 Acres - John Corry from William Middleton; 29 July 1748, William Middleton from George Maxwell; 9 Nov 1748, 126 Acres - John Cissy from (Wm) Middleton; 5 Nov 1748,
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1705 - 1761 (~ 56 years)