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FORD, ALLANSON, Prince George's Co. 8 Jan. 1774; 25 Jan. 1775
To wife Hephzicah Ford, extx., use of Negro man James, Negro woman Nanny, Negro woman Jane and Negro woman Nan, during widowhood or life then equally to sons, Charles Allanson Ford, Edward Ford, Josias Beall Ford and dau. Elizabeth Fendall Fry Ford, also to wife Negro boy Stephen and Negro girl Nell, and at. her death or marriage to sons Benjamin and John Beall Ford, equally, also to wife during life or widowhood tract near Mattawoman, Run deeded to me by Kenhelm Truman Stoddart and Letty his wife, 150 acres, at her death to son John Beall Ford and remainder at her death or marriage equally among all my children including the one my wife is pregnant with.
To son Benjamin Ford, ex,, money due on Bond from John Holmee £100.l0.9 and Negro boy Stephen.
To son Charles Allanson Ford, Negro boy John.
To son Edward Ford, Negro Monnica.
To son Josias Beall Ford, Negro girl Henny.
To son George Noble Ford, Negro girl Rachel.
To dau. Elizabeth Fendall Fry Ford, Negro boy Will and Negro girl Terry.
To child my wife is pregnant with, Negro girl Sale
To Miss Charity Fendall Noble, £50 out of Bond made to me by my brother Charles Allanson Ford and balance to pay all debts.
Wit: Thos. Marshall; Millesant Allford; Thos. Ha'n. (Hanson) Marshall. Benjamin Ford refuses to act as Executor on above will.
Vidi: widows renunciation recorded on folio 618. Hephzicah Ford renounces will in regard to personal estate. 40.618
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FORD, RICHARD, Charles Co. 10 April, 1774; 8 Nov. 1774
Executor to sell stock, crops and household furnIture and money to be used for use of my children, Money In house at my death to be put at interest and to be used by my sons Allison and Richard Ford, All negroes to be hired out for the support of my family.
To dau. Sarah Dickson {Dixon} Ford, seal skin trunk, tea spoons,
Bro.-In-law, John Vincent, exr.
Wit: Benjamin Bateman; John MacPherson.
Codicil: Executor John Vincent, to live on plantation for one year and money arising from same for use of my family.
To dau, Mary Ford.. seal skin trunk.
Sister-in-law, Anne Joy and bro.-in-law, John Vincent, to have care of said daus.
Wit: Benjamin Bateman; John MacPherson, 40.148
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FORD, EDWARD, Charles County, planter 2 Nov, 1761; 10 Mar, 1763
To son Alason Ford, all my land that lies on the south side of the county road, as well as the land surveyed In July, 1760, which I do not yet have patent for. Mentions county road by my fence to George Scrogin, Sr.; give sd. land to son Alason Ford.
To son Charles Alason Ford, all remaining pt. of land, and If he has no hrs,, then to son John Ford, and for want of such hrs., to son Notly Ford, and If he have no hrs., to son Richard Ford.
To grandandau. Sarah Gwinn, one pistole.
To grand-son Edward Gwinn, slaves,
Mentions 3 sons and 2 daus.: John, Notly, Richard, Mary and Ann.
Wit: Robert Yates, Joseph and Phillip Joy, Jr., Willson Cage. 31.923
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Marshall, Thomas, Charles Co. probate 04 Aug 1759
Wife: Sabina Trouman Marshall
Grandchildren: Thomas and Zachariah MacCubbin, Elizabeth Dent
Nephew: Thomas Marshall, son of brother Richard Marshall.
Sarah Stoddert.
Tracts: Carrick (Fergus), The Mistake Lands, bought of Gilbert Sprigg and William Hicks; Lands bought of Leonard Marbury.
Exs: Sabina Trueman Marshall and Thomas Hanson Marshall
Wit: Alison and John Ford, Thomas Holly.
Widow accept legacy, but relinquishes her right to be ex.
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BRANDT, JACOB, Charles Co, Nov 1750; 13 March 1750
To wife Mary Brandt, Negroes Nann,, Pegg, Buzell and Henny.
To son Charles Brandt, Negro girl Stasy.
To son Edward Brandt, Negro boy Tom and girl Genny.
To dau. Anne Brandt, Negro girl Susana and boy Stephen,
Rest of my moveables estate after my wife's thirds, to be divided among my four children.
Wife Mary Brandt, extx.
Wits: John Corry, Allison Ford, Jno. Hamill. 28.30.
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Edward Ford 5.65 D CH £488.1.2 Jul 18 1767
Sureties: Charles Allison Ford, John Wood.
Legatees: John (son), Notley (son), Richard (son), Sarah Gwinn (granddaughter), Edward Gwinn (grandson), Charles Allison Ford (son), Allison (son).
Distribution to: widow (unnamed) during lifetime; then to children (equally):
John, Notley, Richard, Mary, Ann.
Executrix: Elisabeth Ford
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Charles County Land Record Book A#2, 1752-1756; Page (439). Jan 29, 1756 from Robert Cato, tailor, of CC, to Thomas Hanson (Henson) Marshall Allison Foard (Ford), and Josiah Langham, planters of CC, for 8000 lbs of crop tobacco and 6 £, the following goods & chattels, viz, 3 servant men called James Hair, Samuel Batman, Edward Merryday, 1 roan stallion, 2 geldings, 2 mares, 1 "heir: colt, 7 cattle, 16 hogs, 2 feather beds and furniture, large desk, 1 large ditto. If, however, sd Cato makes his personal appearance on the 2nd Tuesday in Mar next at the Court in Porttobacco, then this indenture becomes void. Signed - Robert (X his mark) Cato. Wit - Thos Marshall, Thomas Marshall Jr. Recorded Feb 3, 1756.
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Charles County Land Record Book A#2, 1752-1756; Page 102 (88), Lease. Apr 23, 1753 from Mary Brant (Brandt) of CC, widow and relict of Jacob Brant of CC, decd, to Alason Ford of CC, cordwainer, for the yearly rent and conditions hereafter expressed, the lease of a tract of land in Pamonkey Neck in CC, which of late belonged to afd Jacob Brandt decd and now to the afd Mary, as his receipt [relict?], and natural guardian to Charles, son and heir of the afd Jacob, commonly called Greenage, containing and now laid out for about 83 acres. To have and to hold to sd Ford, after next Jan 1, during the term of 12 years. The yearly rent is 950 lbs of tobacco clear of cask in 1 hogshead and 3 shillings and 10 pence sterling. Ford may cut down and use any of the wood or timber on sd land towards the repairing or building of any of the houses now on the premises, or hereafter to be built, as well as rails for sd plantation's use and hogsheads for the tobacco made thereon, and to no other purpose. Signed - Mary (M her mark) Brandt, Alason Ford. Wit - Robt Yates, Arther Lee. Recorded Apr 25, 1753,
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Charles County Land Record Book A#2, 1752-1756; Page (512). Certificate. Allison Ford brought before me a dunn horse, branded on the far buttock with the letter S. He alleges that the horse has been troublesome to his plantation. This us to certify that sd Foard may use, but not abuse, the horse, until the owner is found. Signed Jun 2, 1756 - Wm EiIbeck. Recorded Jun 23, 1756.
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Charles County Land Record Book L#3, 1761-1765; Page 229. Agreement. A bargain, made and agreed upon this Feb 14, 1763 between Allason Ford of the one part, and Notley Ford of the other part, witnesses that, whereas their father did, sometime before his death, make his will, and by his will gave sd Allason Ford a Negro woman called Peg, and gave to sd Notley Ford a Negro woman called Nan, but on his death bed, he called his 2 sons, Allason Notley, and told them that his desire was that his son Allason should have the Negro woman called Nan, and his son Notley should have the Negro woman called Peg. Therefore the sd Allason Ford & Notley Ford, to fulfill their father's desire, .. (have switched Negroes]. Signed - Allason Ford, Notley Ford. Wit -Wood, Joseph Joy Jr, --m Joy, Edwd Ford. Recorded Feb 21, 1763.
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Charles County Land Record Book S#3, 1770-1775; Page 307. Nov 10, 1772 from Allanson Ford of Prince Georges County, to John Hoolmes (Hoime, Holmn), for 100 £10 shillings and 9 pence, a tract of land in CC called Fords Amendment, containing about 95.75 acres. Signed - Allanson Ford, Wit - Jon Dent*, Saml Love*. Hephzebah Ford, wife of the sd Allanson Ford, relinquished her right of dower. Recorded Nov 10, 1772,
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Charles County Land Record Book S#3, 1770-1775; Page 431. Apr 5, 1773 from Allanson Ford of Prince Georges County, to Richard Brandt of CC, for 5 shillings, part of a tract of land called Holley and Gorden Disappointed, being in Pomonkey Neck, CC, on Patowmack River, bounded by a tract of land called Brandt's Addition, containing about 1.75 acres. Signed - Allanson Ford. Wit - Sam Hanson*, Jno Dent*. Hephiziba, the wife of sd Allanson Ford, relinquished her right of dower. Recorded Jun 10, 1773,
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Charles County Land Record Book S#3, 1770-1775; Page 456. Aug 11, 1773 from Allanson Ford of Prince Georges County, to Charles Allanson Ford of CC, planter, for 52 £10 shillings, a tract of land called Mitchell Plat, devised to him by the will of his decd father, Edward Ford. Signed - Allanson Ford. Wit - Jno Winter*, Philip Briscoe*. Hephzibah, the wife of sd Allanson, relinquished her right of dower. Recorded Aug 25, 1773.
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Charles County Land Record Book S#3, 1770-1775; Page 470. Sep 15, 1773 from Kenhelm Truman Stoddert and Letty, his wife, of CC, to Allanson Ford of Prince Georges County, for 150 £ a parcel of land, being part of 2 tracts, the one called Laurell branch, and the other called Run at a Venture, lying near Mattawoman Run in CC, at present a tenement in the occupation of James Campbell, bounded by the dividing line between the heirs of Colo George Dent and Richard Edelin, thence to Sarah Dent's land, the late Ann Ireland's land whereon William Beale now lives, containing about 150 acres. Signed - Kenhelm Truman Stoddert, Letty Stoddert. Wit - Walter Hanson*, Dan Jenifer*, Recorded Oct 20, 1773.
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Charles County Land Record Book S#3, 1770-1775; Page 490. Aug 11, 1773 from Allanson Ford of Prince Georges County, to Kenhelm Truman Stoddert (Stoddart) of CC, for 100 £, part of a tract of land called Holly and Gorden Disappointed, lying in Pomonkey Neck, CC, on Potowmack River, containing about 0.75 acres. Signed - Allanson Ford. Wit - Thomas Marshall, Richard Brandt. Hephzeba Ford, the wife of sd Allanson Ford, relinquished her right of dower before Dan of St Thos Jenifer (a justice of Provincial Court). Recorded Nov 17, 1773.
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Port Tobacco: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 315-95: RUN AT A VENTURE: 148 acres; Possession of - 148 Acres - None: Surveyed 22 Mar 1687 for Mark Lampton, in the line of LAUREL BRANCH: Other Tracts Mentioned: LAUREL BRANCH; FRIENDSHIP; ; Conveyance notes - this land is said to lye within the lines of FRIENDSHIP,
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Chicamuxen: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 461-567: RUN AT A VENTURE: 148 acres; Possession of - 148 Acres - Lampton, Mark: Surveyed for Mark Lampton 22 Mardh 1687(?) lying in Charles County, beginning at a bounded white oak standing on the South side of Mattawoman branch by a small run side. Patented to George Dent Esq. & Richard Edelin, 22 April 1751.: {mm Note; not identified to a specific Hundred. Location identified by watercourse or nearby tract.},
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Port Tobacco: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 313-78: LAUREL BRANCH: 1000 acres; Possession of - 500 Acres - Dent, Elizabeth : 250 Acres - Dent, George : 250 Acres - Dent, Thomas Capt: Surveyed 8 Aug 1669 for Daniel Jennifer at a bound White Oak the N.E. bound tree of Jerome White esq. called WHITES FIELD: Other Tracts Mentioned: WHITES FIELD; Conveyance notes - 192 Acres - Richard Edelen from Thomas Dent; 2 Dec 1717, 500 Acres - George Tarvin from Thomas Morris & Elizabeth Tarvin; 21 Jan 1748,
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Wicomico: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 287-34: MITCHELLS PLATT: 300 acres; Possession of - 300 Acres - Maddox, William: Surveyed 19 Aug 1658 for Thomas Mitchell on the West side of Wicomico River: Conveyance notes - 108 Acres - John Gwinn from William Cage, 5 Dec 1719, 170 Acres - Edward Ford from William Cage, 22 Aug 1726,58 Acres - John Gwinn from William Cage, 28 April 1727, 40 Acres - Edward Ford from William Cage, 14 Feb 1729, , ,
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http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=786&last=&g_p=G107& collection=LO Grant
Title Foard, Allison.
Publication 1 November 1852.
Other Format Available on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Grants A-Z, 1-124, reels 42-190; Virginia State Land Office. Grants 125- , reels 369-.
Related See also the following surname(s): Ford.
Note Location: Monroe County.
Description: 42 acres on Elbow Branch a branch of New River.
Source: Land Office Grants No. 107, 1852-1853, Page 786 (Reel 173).
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1734 - 1775 (> 41 years)