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Montgomery County, Md Wills
BROWNING, EDWARD, Sr. of Frederick Co. L B f 208 9 Mar 1776
L 1 p 173 9 Apr 1788
Wife: (not named)
Eldest son: William
Sons: Edward, Jonathan, Benjamin, Nathan, Jeremiah
Wit: Joseph Hall, Nehemiah Holland, James Butler, Samuel Baker
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John Carter of Frederick Co. MD Will dtd. 6 Jan. 1786, low.
To daughters Mary Luster and Sarah Davis: 1 sh. each.
To dau. Elizabeth Chenoweth and granddau. Deberow Davis: f20 each.
Entire estate to be sold after wife Mary has her thirds; residue equally to children John, Joshua, Solomon, David, William, and James at age 21 or day of marriage.
Solomon, David, and William to be bound to trades.
If wife marries, her third part to be sold and given to sons.
To grandsons John and David: 1 sh. each.
Jeremiah Browning
executor. /C/ Wit.: John Hamilton, Casandra Browning, Rebacke Hamilton.
Proved 16 Jan. 1786 by Hamiltons. On 23 Jan. came the widow and elected her dower rights. (199-200)
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Catherine Wood, widow of Major Joseph Wood, of Frederick Co. Will dtd. 1 May 1791, weak.
To my four daughters, Catharine Reynolds, Rachel Barnhart, Rebecca Bently, and Ruth Bently: my clothes. My real and personal estate to be sold and money to daughters.
Friend Jeremiah Browning
executor. /C/ Wit.: Susannah Baily, Joseph Baily, Caleb Windle. Proved 15 Jan. 1794 (504-505)
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1768-1770 Frederick County MD Land Records {Patricia Abelard Andersen}
364-366. Jeremiah Browning recorded 9 August 1769, made 8 July between Edward Browning
ofFC. Lawfully possessed of two pieces ofland called Friendship, now confirms them, metes &
bounds given for 110 acres for one piece, and 25 acres for the second. Signed Edward Browning
by mark before Charles Jones, David Lynn. Ack., Elizabeth wife ofEdward Browning released
dower. Alienation fine paid
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Montgomery County Land Records, 1777-1781; Liber A1, Page 233. Aug 19, 1778 from Edward Browning of M, and Jeremiah Browning of Frederick County, Gentlemen, to Samuel Philips (Phillips) of M, planter, for 30 £, all that part or parcel of land called Friendship, lying in M, containing and now laid out for about 25 acres. Signed - Edward (E his mark) Browning, Jeremiah Browning. Wit - Chrisr Edelen, Joseph Wood Jr. This deed was ack. by Messrs Edward Browning and Jeremiah Browning in Frederick County; Cassandria Browning, wife of the sd Jeremiah Browning, relinquished her right of dower to the within mentioned land. Wm Ritchey, Clk of Frederick County Court, certified that afd Christopher Edelen and Joseph Wood Jr, were Justices of Frederick County Court. Recorded Feb 1, 1779.
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Montgomery County Land Records, 1777-1781; Liber A1, Page 257. Aug 19, 1778 from Edward Browning of M, and Jeremiah Browning of Frederick County, Gentlemen, to Gerrard Hopkins of Anne Arundel County, Gentleman, for 150 £, all that part of the tract of land called Friendship, situated in M, containing about 110 acres. Signed - Edward (E his mark) Browning, Jeremiah Browning. Wit - Chrisr Edelen, Joseph Wood Jr. This deed was ack. by Messrs Edward Browning and Jeremiah Browning in Frederick County; Cassandria Browning, wife of the sd Jeremiah Browning, relinquished her right of dower to the within mentioned land. Wm. Ritchie, Frederick County Clk, certified that Christopher Edelin and Joseph Wood Jr, Esqs, are Frederick County Justices. Recorded Mar 16, 1779.
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1749-1840 Inhabitants of Frederick Co MD Vol 2-Shaffer
Browning, Jermiah; 1794; Brownings Inheritance; 296 1/4 ac; ICG399
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1775-1783 Frederick Co MD Revolutionary Patriots-Peden
BROWNING, Jeremiah. Non-Enroller who was fined by the Committee of Observation in Apri!r 1776 [Ref: E-248].
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1749 - Aft 1791 (> 44 years)