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Charles County Maryland Will Book AI-10, 1788-1791; Page 390.
Ann Jackson's Will.
I, Ann Jackson of CC, widow, am in perfect mind & memory, but considering the uncertainty of this human life, do make this, my Will.
To my son Thomas Jackson - a horse, saddle, & bridle, 1 bed & furniture, 1 cow & calf, to be possessed with them when he arrives to the age of maturity.
To my daughters Sarah Annis Jackson, Ann Jackson, & Henretta Jackson - a Negro girl named Jean, to be equally divided as they may think proper. Also I my stock of all kinds & household goods, after my son Thomas has his part above mentioned, paid to him.
Executrixes: my 2 daughters Sarah Annis & Ann Jackson,
Signed Oct 18, 1786 - Ann Jackson. Wit - Thomas Ward, Ann (X her mark) Green.
Probated on Jun 8, 1790 by Sarah Annis Green, late Sarah Annis Jackson, acting executrix and by the oath of witness Ann Green.
Letters Testamentary were granted to Sarah Annis Green, acting executrix; her securities were John Green & Simon Smith.
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Charles County Maryland Administration Accounts, 1791-1798, {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 282.
Ann Jackson - Final A/C; £81.9.9 £97.17.7-1/2 Oct 20 1795
Sureties: John Green, Simon Smith
Received from: John Ward, Bennet Mitchell
Payments to: Robertson & Co., Doctor Brown, Doctor Marshall
Balance to be disposed: £43.19.5-1/2
Executrix: Sarah Annas Green (acting executrix)
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Charles County MD Will Book 1777-1780; Page 209.
Thomas Smallwood's Will. Aug 23, 1778.
I, Thomas Smallwood, am in great pain of body but of perfect, sound mind and memory.
To my son Thomas Smallwood - 100 acres of land whereon he now lives, being part of a tract of land called Moors rest.
To my son Bayne Smallwood - the rest of Moors rest, containing 100 acres whereon I now live.
To my son Prior Smallwood - a tract of land called Atchisons Woodyard, containing about 100 acres.
To my son Hezekiah Smallwood - Negro boy Sam and half the increase of a Negro wench called Rachal, now in the possession of John Ward.
To my daughter Eleanor Brawner - 2 Negroes, Nace and Monakey, already in her possession.
To my daughter Mary Ward - a Negro man called Sam, and half
of the increase of a Negro woman called Rachal.
To my son Benjamin Smallwood and to my daughter Ann Jackson
- 2 shillings each, they having already received their
equal proportion of my estate.
To my wife Mary Smallwood and to my son Bayne Smallwood -. the rest of my estate.
Executors: my wife and son Bayne Smallwood.
Signed Jul 16, 1778 - Thomas Smallwood. Wit - Jon Dent, Charity (X her mark) Wade, Letitia (X her mark) Adams. Probated Aug 23, 1778 by the witnesses.
On Aug 23, 1778 came Mary Smallwood, the widow of Thomas Smallwood, late of CC, decd, and elected to abide by the several legacies bequeathed to her in regard to the personal estate only; she claims her dower, or third part, in the real estate.
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Charles County MD Will Book 1777-1780; Page 78.
William Jackson's Inventory. Oct 20, 1777. William Jackson, deceased, his inventory, by Anne Jackson, his widow and administratrix, appraised by us on Feb 6, 1777. Includes: 4 cows, 2 ewes, 3 lambs, 1 mare; 1 glass salt, 1 stone chamberpot; Negroes: woman Hannah (age 20), deaf and dumb Moll (age 33), boy Jacob (9), girl Jane (5),
boy Harry (2), boy Sam (15 months); 1 quart rice. Total: 172 £1 shilling 6 pence. Signed - Peter Dent, Leonard Clements.
Relations: Thos (X his mark) Jackson, Marget Davis.
Creditors: Samuel Hanson, Rd Bennet Mitchel.
Proved on Oct 20, 1777 by the oath of Ann Jackson, administratrix of William Jackson, late of CC, deceased.
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Charles County Land Record Book S#3, 1770-1775; Page 299. Aug 22, 1772 from William Jackson of CC, planter, to Richard Bennet Mitchell of CC, planter, for 90 £, 4 tracts of land called Johnsons Quarry, Jacksons Trifle, part of Wheelers Delight, and Wheelers Rest, all adjoining and lying in CC. Johnsons Quarry is bounded by the north line of White Cake Plain, laid out for about 50 acres. jacksons Trifle is laid out for about 8 acres. Part of Wheelers Delight and part of Wheelers Rest is bounded by sd Mitchell's land, laid out for about 40 acres. Signed - William Jackson. Wit - Daniel Jenifer*, G.R. Brown*. Ann, the wife of the sd William Jackson, relinquished her right of dower. Recorded Oct 7, 1772,
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Charles County Land Records 1786-1790; Liber D#4; Page .312. Bill of sale, recorded at the request, of Horatio Middleton, &, Ann Jackson of CC, spinster, for 50 £, I have given to Horatio Middleton of CC, planter, all and every part of what is bequeathed to me by the will of Ann Jackson, decd, consisting of one third part of a Negro girl called Jane, and an undivided third part of horses, black cattle, and household furniture. Signed Jul 15, 1788 - Ann (X her mark) Jackson. Wit - G. Dent*_ Recorded Jul 15, 1788
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1741 - 1790 (~ 49 years)