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Christopher Laymon 90.154 FR £52.4.8 Nov 5 1765 Jun 19 1766
(also Christopher Laymon)
Appraisers: Thomas Johns, George Beall, Jr.
Creditors: Josi Beall, Samuel Boone.
Administratrix: Rachael Laymon.
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Benjamin Brite 117.360 FR £56.11.4 Nov 6 1773 Mar 19 1774
Appraisers: Alexander Clagett, James Harbin. Creditors: Samuel Boone.
Next of kin: Benjamin Ray John Ray, Jr. Administratrix: Fulda Davis.
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Montgomery County, Md Wills
BOONE, ARNOLD, Quaker L B f 76 Nov 1779
L 1 p 111 21 May 1782
Brothers: Samuel and Isiah Boone
Wife: Mary - "I Will Not, Yet I Will", pt. of "Boon's Good Luck", "Rockey Spring", 2 lots in "Addition to Georgetown"
Ex: Wife Mary
Wit: William Willett, James Fleming, Ninian Willett
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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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1767-1770 Frederick County MD Land Records {Patricia Abelard Andersen}
78-79. Peter Spycker, of Berks County, Pennsylvania, recorded 21 Oct. 1767, made 17 Oct.
between Samuel Boone ofFC, for £650 sells lot #15, in George Town, Frederick County,
beginning at SW comer oflot #14. Signed Sam'l Boone before Charles Jones, Josi Beall.
Receipt. Ack. and Jane the wife of Samuel Boone released dower. AF paid.
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1767-1770 Frederick County MD Land Records {Patricia Abelard Andersen}
166. Samuel Boon recorded 15 Feb. 1768, made 21 Jan. between John Gordon ofPGC, for £10
sells part of Knaves Disappointment, adjoining of George Town, beginning at lot number 9, it
being a corner of West Lane. Signed John Gordon. Receipt. Ack. Witnesses: Charles Jones,
Josi Beall. AF paid
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1767-1770 Frederick County MD Land Records {Patricia Abelard Andersen}
630. Samuel Boone recorded 18 April 1770, made 29 March between Archibald Orme, for £110
inspection currency, sells part oftract Montrose, containing 168 3/4 acres. Signed Archc'd Orme,
before David Lynn, T. Sprigg Wootton. Receipt. Ack., and Elizabeth wife ofArchibald Orme
released dower. AF paid Wm Murdoch Beall.
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1767-1770 Frederick County MD Land Records {Patricia Abelard Andersen}
671. Ninian Beall son ofNinian, recorded supersedeas 21 Nov. 1770 against Archibald Orme,
Samuel Boone and Zephaniah Beale, £75.. 12 taken in Frederick County Court, plus costs, before
Thos Price, Anes Campbell
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1767-1770 Frederick County MD Land Records {Patricia Abelard Andersen}
676 George Mason recorded supersedeas 21 August 1771 against Zeptha Hollingsworth, Basil
Gaither and Saml Boone confess judgement for £22.. 19..7 and coss before March Court; and
other sums before Thomas Price and T. Sprigg Wootton.
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1770-1772 Frederick County MD Land Records {Patricia Abelard Andersen}
17-18. Stephen West ofPrince George's County recorded 12 February 1770, made 10 Jan. between Adam Stewart of George Town, Frederick County; for £550 sterling, sells tract Knave's
Disappointment, adjoining to but including George Town of which the late George Gordon died
seized and which was attached and condemned in the Provincial Court ofand for the use ofa certain William Black ofLondon, merchant, containing about 209 acres, conveyed by a certain John Gordon, son and heir of the late George Gordon unto a certain Samuel Boone, excepted. Signed Adam Stewart before Benjamin Williams, William Wilson. Receipt. Acknowledgment.
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1770-1772 Frederick County MD Land Records {Patricia Abelard Andersen}
683-685. Sam! Boone recorded 13 April 1772, made 21 October 1771 between Christopher
Lowndes of Prince George's County, for £45 sells tract called Maiden's Bower, begimg at the
mouth of a little branch that falls into Muddy Branch, containing 100 acres. Signed Christopher
Lowndes before Jos Beall, Richard Duckett Junr. Receipt. Acknowledgment, and Elizabeth wife of
Christopher released dower rights. Thos Sim Lee, Clerk ofPrince George's County attested that Josi Beall and Richard Duckett Junr. were Justices ofthe Peace. Alienation fine paid
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1773-1778 Frederick County Land Records; {Patricia Abelard Andersen}
W:477-479. Archibald Orme recorded deed 23 Jan. 1776, from Samuel Boone for £47..5, tract called Montrose, and part of Resurvey on Rich Meadow, 31 ½ acres. Jean Boone, wife of Samuel examined apart and released dower rights.
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1773-1778 Frederick County Land Records; {Patricia Abelard Andersen}
W:340-341. William Boone recorded deed 25 November 1775, from Samuel Boone, for £10, lot #32 in Georgetown, part of uppermost corner lot. Signed before Edward Burgess, David Lynn. Jane Boone, wife of Samuel released dower.
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Montgomery County Land Records, 1777-1781; Liber A1, Page 1. Lease, recorded at the request of Samuel Boone. Sep 7, 1776 from Thomas McCray of Frederick County, to Samuel Boone of the same County, for 5 shillings, the lease of all that tract of land in Frederick County on Muddy Branch joining to the lands of Samuel Boon, William Deakins, Edin Pencust, and Alexander Campbell, containing 100 acres of land. To have and to hold during the natural life of sd Thomas McCray. Samuel Boon will not commit waste, and if sd Boon is inclined to assign the lease, McCray will have the preference of being assignee.
In consideration of the yearly rent or 7 £10 shillings to be paid to me by Simon Nicholls on Dec 25 yearly, after Dec 25, 1779, I hereby assign to sd Simon Nicholls, the afd lease. Signed Jun 5, 1777 - Saml Boone. Wit - B. Johnson, Wm. Ritchie. Signed - Thomas McCray. Wit - TBowles*, Jacob Young*. Recorded Aug 9, 1777.
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Montgomery County Land Records, 1777-1781; Liber A1, Page 56. Sep 2, 1777 from Samuel Boone of Frederick Town, Frederick County, Gunlock Manufacturer, to Christian Lower Sr of Berks County, Pennsylvania, for 30 £part of a lot of ground in the Town of George Town in M, bounded by lot #4 in sd Town. Signed - Saml. Boone. Wit - Jacob Young, Chris Edelen. T is deed was ack. by Samuel Boone in Frederick County. Rd Potts, Clk of Frederick County, certified that Messrs Jacob Young and Christopher Edelen are 2 of the JPs for Frederick County. Recorded Oct 4, 1777.
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Montgomery County Land Records, 1777-1781; Liber A1, Page 294. May 8, 1779 from Samuel Boone of Frederick County, to Nicholas Queary of Berks County, Pennsylvania, for 4000 £, a tract of land called Maidens Bower. Also, part of a tract called Montross and part of a tract of land called the Resurvey on Rich Meadow. Sd tract and part of tracts of land formerly lay in Frederick County (but now in M), and bounded by a bounded black oak standing near the mouth of a little branch that falls into the Muddy branch, containing and laid out for about 100 acres. Also, beginning for sd part of a tract of land called Montross and part of a tract of land called the Resurvey on Rich Meadow, bounded by the beginning tree of Lucass' Adventure, Orme's part of sd land, containing about 137 1/2 acres. Signed - Saml. Boone. Wit - Jacob Young, Chrisr Edelen. This deed was ack. by sd Samuel Boone in Frederick County; Jane Boone, wife of the sd Samuel Boone, relinquished her right of dower to the within mentioned land. Wm. Ritchie, Frederick County Clk, certified that Jacob Young and Christopher Edelen, Esqs, were Frederick County Justices. Recorded May 12, 1779.
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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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Montgomery County Land Records, 1777-1781; Liber A1, Page 552, Apr 17, 1780 from Samuel Boon of Frederick Town in Frederick County, Gent, to James Smith of M, merchant, for 750 £, lot #18 in George Town, bounded by lot #17, Falls Street. Signed - Saml Boone. Wit - Jno Ross Key, George Scott. This deed was ack. by Samuel Boon in Frederick County; Jane Boone, the wife of the sd Samuel Boon, relinquished her right of dower to the within mentioned land. W. Ritchie, Frederick County Clk, certified that John Ross Key and George Scott, Gentlemen, are Frederick County Justices. Recorded Sep 6, 1780.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1736 - 1823 (87 years)