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Thomas, David, Baltimore Co. 15Jun 1746; 20Sep 1746
To Wife Elizabeth Thomas, slaves
To Son David Thomas, Slaves
To dau. Elizabeth Thomas, Slaves.
Equal share with the rest of my Child., Hannah Thomas, Slaves.
To Dau. Mary Thomas, Slaves.
And my unborn Child.
Wife Elizabeth Thomas and Thomas Wheeler, exs.
Wit: Ignatius Wheeler, William Few, Patt Conner 24.494
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From: Peggy Thomas Maison [Email: PacRat324@msn.com]
Note: I have found records of a David and Joseph in Charles Co. and believe them to be son's of Hugh I. Listed in Tax records 1733, Port Tobacco,Charles County,along with John for "Want Water" is David. Also listed for "Wales","White Oak Plaine","Richards Delight" is Joseph Thomas. Joseph's last listing in Port Tobacco tax records is in 1758. Joseph is listed as next of kin in the will of John Cofer. "Fortune" goes from Hugh I, to John Sr., to John Cofer and Elizabeth Thomas Cofer. At the time of John Cofer's will, I find Hugh II, David, John Sr., James, and Margery are gone. Joseph is an elder at this time and since I do not know of any cousin's to Hugh I's children in Charles County, I have come to believe Joseph is Elizabeth's brother. What do you think? Have you come across these records? I have searched hundreds of family trees and records and I always come to the same conclusion. P.S. There is also a Morris Thomas in Port Tobacco but I have yet to find a connection to the family of Hugh I.
James Thomas married Sarah Carr. Her father was William Carr, mother is Sarah Eskridge. Westmoreland County Wills in Ancestry.com has Williams will. He leaves "To daughter Elizabeth Carr (married to John Jr.Bayley/Bayly (Bailey) the plantation where David Thomas now liveth, 100 acres by estimation. It doesn't state which plantation. He owned three or more. He left his dwelling plantation to his son Joseph Carr. He left one to Sarah Carr (daughter) "that plantation now in possession of William Gardner." So, this shows David was of the age of James and living on a plantation belonging to his father in law. Had to be family. The will of William Carr is dated 13 Jan 1702 and was proved 24 Feb 1703. Sarah Eskridge Carr will dated 1 Jan 1726 and proved 29 Mar 1727. Joseph Carr will dated 21 Sept 1741.
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YOURI, MICHEL, 3 Nov, 1730; 28 Sep, 1751
To wife Margaritt Youri, tract called "Smyrna,' 400 A. near mouth of Slegoe In Calverton Mannor Prince George's Co, and tract called "Yannon," head of north side of Potomac, leased by Joseph Chew. The quarter of 120 A., the lease doth direct, and etc.
To wife, household goods and chattels; also make her extx. of bills and bonds, promsissary notes; likewise, my money that is due to me in England and elsewhere,
Wit: David Thomas, John Dunckly. 28, 173
Proved in Prince George's Co.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1708 - 1746 (38 years)