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- Tyer, James, Charles County, 29th Dec., 1711
20th May, 1712
To wife Margarett, extx., and daus. Rebecca and Ann, entire estate, real and personal.
Test: Robert Yates, Jr., James Elary, Joseph Crismond. 13. 400
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John Glass 6.351 A CH £24.3.7 £35,14.7 May 17 1725
Payments to: Edward Ford, Robert Alexander, William Howard, James Waters,
Administratrix: Rebeckah Tyer.
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Charles County Maryland Circuit Court Records, Liber H#2, Page 149
22 Mar 1717; Recorded at request of James Waters, guardian to Rebeccah and Anne Tyer:
13 Jan 1717; Pursuant to act of the Province requiring guardians to adjudge annual value of their estate, the following lists their assets:
Dwelling house, 25 feet long
Rafted goose house, 28 feet long
Tobacco house, 50 feet long
Dwelling house, 28 feet long
Dwelling house, 16 feet long
Great quantity of old fencing out of repair
100 apple trees
Land cleared for tobacco bed; value of land 70 timbers and 1,200# tobacco annually; /s/ John Gwinn, Barton Hungerford; wit. Geo. Dent
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Charles County Land Records, Liber M#2 Page 188. At the request of William Loyde of CC, the following deed was recorded this Feb 21, 1729.
Feh 12, 1729 from Rebecca Tyers, eldest daughter and coheiress to James Tyers of CC, decd, together with William Cole, "who is intermarried at the execution hereof to Anne the daughter and coheiress also of the above mentioned James Tyars" of Maryland, planter, whose issue became in law the absolute proprietors of the within mentioned land and premises by virtue of sd James Tyars' deed from Henry Bonners called Bonners Retirement, dated May 10, 1681. Anne, wife of sd William Cole, and co-heiress to the estate of sd James Tyars and of the afd land, being not sd yet of full age for the execution hereof, on consideration of which, sd Rebecca Tyrs and William Cole of the one part, and William Lloyde of CC, planter, of the other part, witnesses that Rebecca Tyars and William Cole, for 6500 lbs of tobacco in cask and for divers other good causes, release to sd William Lloyde, all that tract of land called Bonners Retirement, lying in CC, bounded by a parcel of land called Colehester, containing and now laid out for about 200 acres, originally taken up by sd Henry Bonner. Signed - Rebecca (X her mark) Tyer, William Cole. Wit - Robt Yates*, Jno Howard*.
Feb 12, 1729/30. The came Rebecca Tyer and William Cole, who married Anne Tyer, daughter to James Tyer Jr decd, the sd Anne not being of age and the sd daughters being co-heirs, sd Rebecca Tyres & William Cole, in behalf of his wife Anne, and acknowledged the within deed. Signed - Robt Yates*, Jno Howard*.
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Charles County Land Records, Liber M#2 Page 314.
[Very faded areas] At the request of Wm Loyde of CC, the following deed was recorded this Feb 27, 1732/3.
Feb 22, 1732 from Wm Cole of CC, and Ann, his wife, whose heiress the sd Anne to a certain James Tyer of CC is, and to the moiety or half part of the land and premises present or mentioned .. of the one part, to Wm Loyde of CC, Gent, of the other part, for 3250 lbs of tobacco and for divers other good causes, all that tract or moiety, messuage, or tenement of land, being at a place called Daniels Branch in CC where sd Wm Loyde now dwells, called Bonner's Retirement. Signed - William Cole, Anne Cole. Wit - George Dent*, Thomas Pondrill.
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William Cole 18.302 CH £9.10.8 Jun 28 1734 Jul 10 1734
Appraisers: Joseph Gwinn, Benjamin Gwin (also Benjamin Gwinn).
Creditors: Thomas Powdrill, James Waters.
Next of kin: Margaret Waters, Rebecca Tyre.
Administratrix: Ann Cole
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Chicamuxen: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 357-36: BONNERS RETIREMENT: 200 acres; Possession of - 200 Acres - Jones, Charles: Surveyed 10 April 1677 for Henry Bonner at a bound Red Oak the bound tree of the land called COLCHESTER.: Other Tracts Mentioned: COLCHESTER; Conveyance notes - Charles Jones in the right of James Tyer an orphan, 200 Acres - William Lloyd from Rebecca Tyer & William Cole 22 Sept 1729,100 Acres - William Lloyd from William Cole & Ann 22 Feb 1732,
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1708 - Aft 1734 (~ 27 years)