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William Wilkinson 3.117 I CH #11586 Feb 22 1676
Appraisers: Ed. Maddock, John Munn.
Approvers: Richard Edelen.
List of debts. Edward Maddock, Michaell Hagqet, William Wilkinson of St. Mary's County, Robert Middleton, Edward Rookewood, David Towell.
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Thomas Mudd 19-1/2B.19 A CA {CH} £501,14,2 £298.10.0 Apr 19 1700
Payments to: Robert Carvill, Samuell Watkins, Thomas Clark, William Wilkinson, Maj. William Boreman, Sr., Thomas Couth (?), Jeremy Snell.
Executrix: Anne Hoskins, wife of Philip Hoskins.
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1662-1666 Charles County, Maryland Circuit Court Records; Liber B [TLC]; 28 Jul 1663, Page 136
Mr. Richard Stone swore that he heard his father and mother say when he was a child that they put a ram over to Mr. Wilkisson's and that Turner killed it and that it was discovered by a servant, Mr. Henry Addames swore that Mrs. Margery Brent died and left some heifers in this deponent's charge, one of which Capt. Price gave him notice had a calf and that they had been in Slingsbees' field and that they later saw her bellowing and Turner claimed to have rescued the calf; 2 years after this Turner made satisfaction to Mr. Mary Brent; Turner acknowledged to have take up the calf-, John Waltom, age ca 40 years swore that Mr. Tuner demanded of James Boutin 60# of tobacco which Turner said he had paid to John Nevill for accompanying said Boutin; James Boutin denied to allow this; Turner said he though Thomas Stone would allow this as he had done like courtesies for him July 27th, James Nevill
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Richard Thomas 35A.244 I CH £15.1.7 Mar 15 1713/4
Appraisers: Thomas Story, Edward Williams.
Creditors & Next of kin: Thomas Stone, William Watkins{on}.
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John Thomas 35A.245 I CH £5.19.6 Jan 29 1713/4
Appraisers: Thomas Stone, Edward Williams.
Creditors & Next of kin: Thomas Stone, William Watkins{on}.
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1702-1709 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber C, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 199a: Indenture, 12 Aug 1707
From: John Fendall of Charles County and Elisabeth his wife; Joseph Harrison of Charles County and Mary his wife; Barbary Ryley widow of Charles County
To: Thomas Addison of Prince George's County, Gent
For 9,000 pounds of tobacco a 300 acre parcel of land called Berry on the east side of the Annocostine (Anacostia) River in Charles County; bounded by land of Thomas Dent
Signed: John Fendall, Elizabeth Fendall (mark), Joseph Harrison (mark), Mary Harrison (seal), and Barbara Ryley (seal)
Witnessed: Phillip Lynes, John Countee, William Wilkkeson and James Haddock
Memorandum: Elizabeth Fendell, Mary Harrison and Barbara Ryley examined before Phillip Lynes, John Countee and Wili'm Wilkeson
Certification: John Countee and William Wiilkeson, Gent. of Charles County acknowledged deed according to an Act of Assembly of this Province before Edm'd Howard, Clerk Charles County; Public Seal of Charles County affixed 12 Sep 1707
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1702-1709 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber C, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 118: Indenture, 28 Sep 1704
From: Col. Henry Darnall of Prince George's County, Gent, and Elinor his wife
To: Thomas Brooke of Prince George's County, Gent.
For 300 acres of land out of a tract of land belonging to Thomas Brooke called Danne on Rock Creek in Prince George's County conveyed to his brother Clement Brook, Col. Darnall traded a 200 acre parcel of land called Revertion, except for a small piece taken away for the lines of Thomas Sprigg; bounded by Thomas Sprigg, Beaverdam Branch, and Brooke Land
Signed: Henry Darnall
Witnessed: Henry Hatton, Henry Darnall, Jr., Will. Willinson
Memorandum: 28 Sept 1704 Col. Henry Darnall acknowledged deed before William Barton and B. Bradly
Alienation: 29 Sep 1704 the sum of 8s paid by Thomas Brooke
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1710-1717 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber F, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 156: Indenture, 10 Oct 1711
From: Philip Willery, planter of Prince George's County, and Mary his wife
To: William Wilkerson of Charles County, Gent.
Bernard Johnson, dec'd, late of that portion of Calvert County now Prince George's County possessed several parcels of land; one called Dove's Nest formerly laid out for Nathaniel Truman sold to Bernard Johnson of 150 acres on the west side of the Patuxent at the head of Swanston's Creek; the other called Dove's Peirch containing 200 acres; these lands by legal descent came to Mary, Elizabeth, Catharine and Martha, the 4 surviving daughters and co-heirs of their father; Mary has now married Philip Willery; Elizabeth married Hugh Williams, planter of Prince George's County; Catharine has married Paul Rawlings, planter of Prince George's County; Martha has married Thomas Nelson, planter of Prince George's County; by indenture bearing date of 10 Aug 1702 between the above daughter and their husbands the land was divided into 4 equal parts; for the sum of 46£Philip Willery and his wife Mary sold her portion of the land to William Wilkerson; bounded by the main branch of the Piscataway, Hugh Williams spring branch to Bridge Branch; containing 87 1/2 acres
Signed: Philip Willery (mark & seal), Mary Willery (mark & seal)
Witnessed: J. Gerrard, Philip Lee, Ja. Haddock
Memo: Mary Willery acknowledged deed 10 oct 1711
Payment: William Wilkerson paid 45£/109 of lawful money of Great Brittain
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1710-1717 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber F, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 161: Indenture, 21 Mar 1711
From: Hugh Williams of Prince George's County, planter, and Elizabeth his wife
To: William Wilkinson of Prince George's County
Hugh and Elizabeth sold their 87 1/2 share of the above land for 20L9s; bounded by land laid out for Thomas Padgett
Signed: Hugh Williams (mark & seal), Elizabeth Williams (mark & seal)
Witnessed: Fred. Claudius, Philip Lee, Ja. Haddock
Memo: Elizabeth and Hugh Williams acknowledged deed
Payment: William Wilkinson paid 20£19s
Enrolled: 26 Feb 1711
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1710-1717 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber F, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 234; 14 Mar 1712
From: Philip Winery, planter of Prince George's County, and Mary his wife
To: William Wilkinson of Charles County, Gent.
By indenture 10 Oct 1711 for 45£/10s Wilkerson purchased a parcel of land being the 4th part of land Mary inherited from her father Bernard Johnson; lying formerly in Calvert County now Prince George's County called Dove's Nest standing in the main branch of Swanson's Creek Signed: Philip Winery (mark & seal), Mary Winery (mark & seal)
Witnessed: Henry Boteler, Thomas Jameson
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1650 - Bef 1700 (< 50 years)