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BOONE, JOHN, Exeter.
October 5, 1785 - October 22, 1785. B - 128.
Bond held against nephew Judah BOONE for £199-12-2 to be divided between him and his brother Moses.
To nephew James BOONE walnut chest, rifle, etc., also £100 due on bond of William HUGHES.
To Martha wife of George HUGHES, £20, remainder of said bond.
To Rachel wife of William WILCOCKSON, bond of Samuel BOONE for £105.
Bond of Isaiah BOONE for £184 divided as follows: £50 to Anna wife of Abraham LINCOLN, £50 to Mary wife of Thomas LEE, £20 to Mary HUGHES and remainder to said Isaiah BOONE.
To nephew Joshua BOONE a bond of William SCHOEFIELD for £7-10, also his own bond for £50.
Mentions having learned "from my countryman Anthony HOLMEAD that the sheriff of Frederick County, MD, has a demand against me and directs said HOLMEAD to pay the same out of money he owes me."
Exrs: James and Joshua BOONE.
Exrs: Daniel SCHNEIDER, Jonathan MEE, and Thomas CHERINGTON
Parents
George Boone
1666-1744
Mary Milton Maugridge Boone
1669-1740
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1761-1763 Frederick County MD Land Records {Patricia Abelard Andersen}
204-206. John Boone of the Province of Pennsylvania, County of Berks recorded 6 Oct. 1761, made I Oct. 1761 between John Hollly [sic] ofPGC, planter, for 112 pounds 10 shillings cm, sells tract called "Fellowship," beginning at the original beginning tree of said tract before it was resurveyed, M&B given for 172 acres,. Signed John Hallly, [sic 31's ?] before Chas Jones, David Lynn, Henry Bogg, John Orne.
Receipt. Ack. Mary Ann wife of the said John Holly, released dower. AF & duty paid.
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1765-1768 Frederick County MD Land Records {Patricia Abelard Andersen}
741-743. John Boon recorded 18 September 1761, made 13 September between Samuel Boon, for £2.. 15 sells lot #32 in Georgetown, starting at northwest end of west landing. M&B given Signed Sam'l Boon, before Charels Jones, Josi Beall. Receipt. Ack. AFpaid
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Montgomery County Land Records, 1777-1781; Liber A1, Page 266. Apr 2, 1779 from John Boone of the Township of Exeter in Berks County, Pennsylvania, yeoman, to Judah Boone of the same place, miller, for 800 £money of Pennsylvania, 3 lots in George Town in M, #33, 41, and 42, and part of lot bounded by West Landing, Falls Street (which sd lots, 41, and 42 were taken up by sd John Boone on Apr 23, 1761, and the sd parts of lot #32 were granted by Samuel Boone by deed dated Sep 13, 1766, (recorded among the land records of Frederick County in Book K fol. 741 &c), to the sd John Boone in fee). Signed - John Boone. Wit - Joshua Boone, William Willcockson.
I, the above named John Boone, do hereby appoint Anthony Holmead, John Murdock, and Robert Peters of M, or any 2 of them, my true and lawful attys, to acknowledge the above deed. Signed Apr 2, 1779 - John Boone. Wit - Joshua Boone, William Willcockson. Witness Joshua Boone, affirmed that he saw John Boone sign, seal, and deliver the within deed, and that the other witness was present. Anthony Holmead appeared before M Justices Will Deakins Jr and Richard Thompson, and ack. Recorded Apr 17, 1779.
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Montgomery County Land Records, 1777-1781; Liber A1, Page 268. Apr 2, 1779 from John Boone of the Township of Exeter in Berks County, Pennsylvania, yeoman, to Judah Boone of the same place, Miller. Whereas Charles, Lord proprietary
of Maryland, by his patent dated Oct 28, 1747, confirmed to William Digges, a certain tract of land called Fellowship, in Prince George's County, but since the division of the Counties, Frederick County, containing about 172 acres (including the original tract of 100 acres called Fellowship, granted by patent of Nov 4, 1726 to John Powell and John Flint in fee, who, by their deed (recorded in the Clerk's Office at Prince George's County in Book M fol. 143 &c) granted to the same to Grove Tomlinson in fee, who, by his deed (recorded in sd Office in Book Q fol. 367 &c) granted the same to [Blank] Gore in fee, who, by his deed (recorded or intended to be recorded in the sd Office) granted the same to William Hayth in fee, who, by his deed dated Dec 7, 1745 (recorded in the sd Office in Book BB foli. 499 &c (granted the same to the sd William Digges in fee), to hold, the sd tract of 172 acres of land afd, as in and by the sd recited patent (recorded in the Land Office in Book BT and BY No. 3 folio 318. And whereas the sd William Digges, by his deed (recorded in the Clerk's Office of Frederick County afd in Book B fol. 556) granted the sd tract of about 172 acres, to John Hally in fee. And whereas the sd John Hally, by deed dated Oct l, 1761 (recorded at Frederick County in Book G fol. 204 &c) granted the same to the sd John Boone in fee. And whereas Frederick, Lord and proprietary of Maryland, by his patent dated Feb 10, 1762, confirmed to Zachariah White, a certain tract of land called This or None, lying in Frederick County, beginning at a stone marked ZMWl762 standing near the 15th line of sd Fellowship, containing 9 acres. The last recited patent was recorded in the Land Office in Book BC and GS fol 722. And whereas the sd Zachariah White, by his deed dated Oct 17, 1772 (recorded in Frederick County afd in Book P fol. 415
&c) granted the same to the sd John Boone in fee. And whereas also James White, by deed dated Oct 17, 1772, granted to the sd John Boone, all that part of a tract of land called New Addition, lying in Frederick County, beginning in the 6th line of sd Fellowship, containing 24H acres. And also all that part of a tract of land called Mill Seat, lying in Frederick County, bounded by a tract of land called Good Luck, then to the beginning of Fellowship, containing 10 acres. The last recited deed was recorded in Frederick County Book P fol. 443. Now this deed witnesses that the sd John Boone, for 200 £money of Pennsylvania, sells to sd Judah Boone, all those, the above mentioned and described 4 contiguous tracts of land in M, containing, together, about 215; acres. Signed - John Boone. Wit - Joshua Boone, William Willcockson.
1-, the within named John Boone, do hereby appoint Anthony Holmead, John Murdock, and Robert Peters of M, or any 2 of them, my true and lawful attys, to acknowledge the within deed. Signed Apr 2, 1779 - John Boone. Wit - Joshua Boone, William Wilcockson. Witness Joshua Boone, affirmed that he saw John Boone sign, seal, and deliver the within deed, and that the other witness was present. Anthony Holmead appeared before M Justices Will Deakins Jr and Richard Thompson, and ack. this deed. Recorded Apr 17, 1779.
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Montgomery County Land Records, 1777-1781; Liber A1, Page 514. Deed, recorded at the request of Peter Aston. Jun 6, 1780 from Judah Boone of the Township of Exeter in Berks County, Pennsylvania, miller, and Hannah, his wife, to Peter Aston of the Town of Reading in the sd County, Gent. Whereas Charles Lord Baron of Baltimore Proprietary of Maryland, by his patent dated Oct 28, 1747, granted to William Digges a certain tract of land called Fellowship, situated then in Prince George's County, but since the division of the counties, in Frederick County, containing about 172 acres (including the original tract of 100 acres, granted by patent of Nov 4, 1726 to John Powell and John Flint in fee, who, by their deed (recorded in the Clerk's Office at Prince George's County in Book M fol 143 &c) granted the same to Grove Tomlinson in fee, who by his deed (recorded in the sd Office in Book Q fol 367&c) granted the same to [blank 1st name] Gore in fee, who by his deed (recorded or intended to be recorded in the sd Office) granted the same to William Hayth in fee, who by his deed dated Dec 7, 1745 (recorded in the sd Office in Book BB fol 499 &c) granted the same to the sd William Digges in fee), under the yearly rent of 6 shillings and 7 pence sterling, as by the sd recited patent (recorded in the Land Office in Book BT and BV No. 3 folio 318). And whereas the sd William Digges, by his deed (recorded in the Clerks Office of Frederick County in Book B fol 556) granted the sd tract of about 172 acres to John Hallby in fee. And whereas the sd John Hallby by deed dated Oct 1, 1761, (recorded at Frederick County in Book G fol 204 &c), granted the same to John Boone in fee. And whereas Frederick Lord Baron of Baltimore Proprietary of Maryland, by his patent dated Feb 10, 1762, granted to Zachariah White, a certain tract of land called This or None, lying in Frederick County, beginning at a stone marked ZMWl762 standing near a line of sd tract of land called Fellowship, containing 9 acres, under the yearly rent of 4 pence half penny sterling, as in by the last recited patent (recorded in the Land Office afd in Book BC and GS fol 722). And whereas the sd Zachariah White, by his deed dated Oct 17, 1772 (recorded in Frederick County in Book P fol 415 &c) granted the same to the sd John Boone in fee. And whereas also James White, by deed dated Oct 17, 1772, granted to the sd John Boone, all that part of a tract of land called New Addition, lying in Frederick County, bounded by a line of sd tract of land called Fellowship, containing 241/2 acres. And also all that part of a tract of land called Mill Seat, lying in Frederick County, beginning at a tract of land called Good Luck, then to Fellowship, containing 10 acres (recorded at Frederick County in Book P fol 448). And whereas the sd John Boone, by deed dated Apr 2, 1779, granted to the sd Judah Boone, all those, the above mentioned and described 4 contiguous tracts of land, lying in M, containing, together, about 2151/2 acres, under the yearly quit rent due for the same, as in and by the last recited deed (recorded in Liber A folio 268 &c among the Land Records of M), now this deed witnesses that the sd Judah Boone and Hannah, his wife, for 3000 money of Pennsylvania to them in hand paid by sd Peter Aston, grant to sd Aston all those, the sd afd 4 tracts of land. Signed - Judah Boone, Hannah Boone. Wit - Charles Shoemaker, Collinson Read.
We, sd Judah Boone and Hannah, his wife, appoint Anthony Holmead and John Murdock and Robert Peters, all of M, our true and lawful attys, to acknowledge the within deed. Signed - Judah Boone, Hannah Boone. Wit - Charles Shoemaker, Collinson Read.
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Montgomery County Land Records, 1777-1781; Liber A1, Page 518. Jun 6, 1780 from Judah Boone of the Township of Exeter in Berks County, Pennsylvania, miller, and Hannah, his wife, to Peter Aston of the Town of Reading in the sd County, Gent, for 7000 £money of Pennsylvania, several lots in George Town in M, marked in the general plan of sd Town, #33, 41, and 42; also, all those parts of lot #32 in sd Town, bounded by Falls Street. Lots #33, 41, and 42 were taken up by John Boone on Apr 23, 1761, and the sd parts of lot #32 were granted by Samuel Boone by deed of Sep 13, 1766 (recorded among the Land Records of Frederick County in Book K folio 741 &c) to sd John Boone in fee, who by his deed of Apr 2, 1779 (recorded in Liber A folio 266 &c among the Land Records of M) granted the same to the sd Judah Boone, party hereto, in fee. Signed - Judah Boone, Hannah Boone. Wit - Charles Shoemaker, Collinson Read. Recorded Jun 26, 1780
We, sd Judah Boone and Hannah, his wife, appoint Anthony Holmead, John Murdock, and Robert Peters, all of M, our true and lawful attys, to acknowledge the within deed. Signed - Judah Boone, Hannah Boone. Wit - Charles Shoemaker, Collinson Read.
M. On Jun 12, 1780 came Charles Shoemaker, one of the witnesses to the within deed, and likewise, to the power of atty, and affirmed that he saw Judah Boone and Hannah Boone, sign, seal, and deliver the same deed and power of atty, and deposes that Collinson Read, the other witness, was present at the signing, sealing, and delivery of this instrument of writing. Affirmed before us - Richard Thompson*, Thos. Beall of Geo*.
Jun 12, 1780. Anthony Holmead appeared before us and ack. the afd deed for Judah Boone and Hannah Boone. Signed - Richard Thompson*, Thos. Beall of Geo*. Recorded Jun 26, 1780.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1701 - 1785 (84 years)