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MACATEE, EDMOND, Charles Co. 15 Sep, 1764 31 Oct,. 1764
Wife Mary Macatee and dau, Agness Macatee., the plantation I now dwell on and after their decease to son Thomas Macatee.
Whereas I formerly made over to my son Thomas the plantation he now dwells on.
Grandson James Maccatee, son of William, my best coat.
Residue of wearing apparel to son John Macatee.
Grandson Edmund Macatee, son of James, heifer and calf.
To son William Maccatee, 5 lbs
To wife Mary 1/3 of personal estate.
To dau. Elizabeth cow and calf.
Remaining estate to my children: John Maccatee, William Maccatee, Thomas Maccatee, Mary Dyar, Eleanor Sanders, Anne Osburn, Rosamond Maccatee and Agness Maccatee.
Whereas James Maccatee and Rosamond (above exprest), wife of said James, hath set up a pretended title to a Negro woman called Jean - that if they set up any claim after my decease then Rosamond to be entitled to no part of my estate, Wit: Thomas McPherson, Dan McPherson, John McPherson. 33.4
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Edward Maccatee 86.193 CH £454.12.8 Nov 28 1764 Dec 28 1764
Appraisers: T. McPherson, Daniel McPherson.
Creditors: John Dent, James Craik.
Next of kin: John Maccatee, M. Maccatee.
Executor: Thomas Maccatee.
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Edmond McCattee 5.7 D CH £580.17.0 Aug 9 1766
Sureties: John Smallwood, Thomas Maccatee, Jr.
Legatees: James McCatee (grandson), John (son), Edmond McCattee (grandson), William (son), Thomas (son), Elisabeth (daughter).
Distribution to: Widow (unnamed, 1/3).
Residue to (equally): John McCattee, William McCatee, Thomas McCattee, Mary Dyer, Eleanor Sanders, Ann Osbourn, Rosamond McCattee, Agness McCattee.
Executor: Thomas McCatee.
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Machetee, Rosamond, Charles County, 3rd Mar., 1716; 20th Mar., 1717
To granddau. Frances, personalty.
Residue of estate to be divided equally among 7 child., viz.: Edmond, Patrick, James, Katherine Galahaw., Mary Boswell,, Elinor Clements and Rosamond Clements,
Ex.: son James.
Test: Antho. Neale, Geo. Walker. 14, 236.
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1744-1753 Charles County, Maryland Land Records; Liber Z#2 [TLC]; Page 27. At the request of Edmond Maggottee, the following lease was recorded on Mar 26, 1745.
Dec 25, 1743 from Benjamin Tasker of Annapolis, Esq, agent, Receiver General for the Proprietary of Maryland, to Edmund Maggottee of CC, planter, for and in consideration of the rents and covenants hereinafter mentioned, with the consent of Thomas Bladen, Esq, Governor of Maryland, the lease of a parcel of land in his Lordship's Manors of Panquiah, adjoining his dwelling plantation & the Old Womans Branch, which is called the Reconculingine, & bounded by Patrick Maggottee, containing 114 acres, by cert. dated Sep 10, 1743. This lease is for the term of the natural lives of George Clements, son of Francis & Eliza. Clements, Bennet Neal & Edward Neal, sons of Edward & Martha Neal. The yearly rent is 11 shillings 4 pence money of GB. Edmond Maggottee may not assign any part of the premises without the licence of the Proprietary; each licence will cost Maggottee 2 £5 shillings & 4 pence ster money of GB. Maggottee, within 5 years, is to plant 200 apple trees. Maggottee is not to waste timber. Signed - Thos Bladen, Benja Tasker. Wit - John Ross.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1682 - 1764 (~ 82 years)