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Jenkins, Thomas, Charles County, 1st Nov., 1726; 31st Oct., 1727.
To son Edward and hrs., 160 A. where he now lives, being half of "Pyes Hardshift" bou. of Charles Pye.
To son William and hrs., residue of afsd. tract.
To son George and hrs., after decease of wife Anne 150 A. dwell. plan. "Lynsei" ("Lindsey"); and personalty; also 2/3) of personal estate, exclusive of wife's thirds.
To dau. Anne Spaulding and hrs., 100 A. "'St. Thomas."
To Peter Attwood, granddau. Sarah Simpson and Eliza. Winser, personalty.
To sons and daus. (after decease of wife), viz. Edward, William, Elizabeth Edlen and Anne Spaulding, residue of personal estate, wife's thirds excepted. dau. Mary Norris, 5s.
Exs: Wife Anne and son George.
Test: Will Chandler, Patrick Boyle, Martby Waldy. MCW 19.251.
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Thomas Jenkins 13.42 CH £383.4.7 Jan 28 1727 Mar 29 1728
Appraisers: Matthew Stone, Thomas Sanders.
Creditors: Will. Chandler.
Next of kin: Edward Jenkins, William Jenkins.
Executrix: Ann Jenkins.
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Thomas Jenkins 9.355 A CH £351.8.7 £23.4.9 May 5 1729
Received from: Stephen Brown, James Allen, Thomas Allen.
Payments to: John Howard, Edward Colson, Charles Calvert, Esq.
Legatees: Mr. Peter Attwood, Elisabeth Windsor, Sarah Sympson paid to Thomas Sympson.
Executrix: Anne Jenkins.
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Mr. Thomas Jenkins 10.695- A CH £366.15.11 £389.0.2 Apr 28 1731
Legatees: George Jenkins (son) paid to Susannah Jenkins.
Distribution to:
George Jenkins (son, 2/6) paid to Susannah Jenkins (relict, administratrix),
Anne Spalding (1/6) paid to her husband William Spalding,
James Edelen (1/4 of 1/6, child of Elisabeth Edelen (child of deceased)),
Sarah Queen (1/4 of 1/6, child of Elisabeth Edelen (child of deceased)) paid to Samuel Queen,
Jane Edelen (1/4 of 1/6, daughter of Elisabeth Edelen) paid to her husband Christ. Edelen,
Elisabeth Innes (1/4 of 1/6, daughter of Elisabeth Edelen) paid to her husband Robert Innes,
Mrs. Anne Jenkins (widow, 1/3),
Edward Jenkins (accountant, 1/6, child of deceased),
William Jenkins (accountant, 1/6, child of deceased).
Executors: MM Edward Jenkins, William Jenkins (executors of Anne Jenkins (executrix of deceased)).
=== Research notes from Christopher Handy
Description: Parents unknown; there was no such person as "William Jason Jenkins". Sir Llewellyn/"Leoline"/"Lionel" Jenkins, of the Admiralty Board, etc., is recorded in near-contemporary histories as having had a brother "Jevan", but none called "William" or "Jason"; further, Sir Llewellyn/"Leoline" said to be brother to this fictitious "William Jason Jenkins" was of Glamorgan, not Anglesey. Anything before Thomas who came to Maryland should be regarded as fiction.
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John Jenkins. Immigrated by 1658 with Thomas Jenkins, servant.
Source: Maryland Land Office, Patent Records, Liber Q, Page 47.
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JENKINS, Thomas, age 79, 5 Aug. 1721; CHLR M#2:146.
Charles County Land Commissions, 1716-1721; Liber M#2, Page 1-149;
Linsey ; 1721
Petitioner Benjamin Reeder.
Peter Fardinando, aet 67.
Thomas Jenkins aet 79.
John Allen, aet 32.
Matthew Burns(?), aet 49.
Resurveyed 5 Aug 1721.
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Archives of Maryland; Volume 60, Charles County Court Proceedings, 1671-1674. Page 564;
At a Court held in Charles County on the 10th day of June Anno 1674; Thomas Jenkins his Marke of Cattle & hoggs (vizt) a cross on the right eare & a hole in the sd eare the left eare slitt
Thomas Jenkins allsoe Enters this Ensucinge Marke of Cattle & hoggs for his daughters Mary & Elizabeth Jenkins (vizt) a cross & a hole in the right eare & cropt & on slitt in the left eare, & all the Cattle of that Marke is run joyntly betwixt them untill they either come to age or Marriage Wch shall first happen to be equally divided betwix them
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Nov 15, 1670, came Thomas Jenkins of Charles County Maryland, and proved his rights to 100 acres of land for transporting himself and wife Anne into the Province, to inhabit, A.D. 1670
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June 1699/1700 - William Key and Job Key, orphans of Henry Key, deceased; bound to Thomas Jenkins to age 21 years; William now being 12 1/2 years and Job now being 4 years and 3 weeks of age.
Source: Charles Co., Md. Circuit Court, Liber A No. 2, Page 208-9.
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Cooke, Thomas, planter, Chas. County, 29th Oct., 1712; 8th Dec., 1712.;
To James Haddock, priest., personalty.
to wife Sarah, extx., residue of estate, real and personal.
Test: Anne Jenkins, Mary Dyer., John Gater. 13.481.
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Charles County Circuit Court Liber D, Page 109
15 Aug 1669; Indenture from Alex. Davies, planter, to William Love, planters; for 3,900# of tobacco; a tract of land being part of the land formerly taken up by James Lindsey now occupied by Thom. King; bounded by Poynton of William Stone; containing 100 acres; /s/ Alex. Davies (mark); wit. Benja. Rozer, Tho. Jenkins
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Charles County Circuit Court Liber D, Page 111
8 Jun 1669; Indenture from William Allen, planter, to Henry Moore, planter; parcel called Maysmoore; bounded by Daniell Mathenias land standing by Mattawoman Creek and land of Geo. How; containing 200 acres; /s) Wm. Allen, Martha Allen (mark); wit. Thomas Jenkins, Samuell Price (mark)
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Charles County Circuit Court Liber D, Page 113
9 9br 1669; Indenture from Thos. King, planter, to Alex Davies, planter; for 4,000# of tobacco; a tract on the easternmost branch of Avon River; bound by Cap. Wm. Stone's Poynton; containing 100 acres; part of land taken up by James Lendsy now in possession of Thomas King; /s/ Thomas King (mark); wit. Thomas Jenkins, Benjamin Rozer
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1670-1674 Charles County, Maryland Circuit Court Records; Liber E [TLC]; Page 45
13 Jun 1671; John Robinson and Elizabeth his wife acknowledged their right of 85 acres adjoining George Godfrey's land to Thomas Jenkins
Elizabeth Emanson acknowledged a parcel of land called Glover's Point in Nangemy Creek to Francis Wine
Stephen Mountague assigned Edmond Lendsey, son of Edmond Lendsey and Ellenor his wife, one red heifer
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1670-1674 Charles County, Maryland Circuit Court Records; Liber E [TLC]; Page 76-1/2;
13 Jun 1671; Indenture from John Robinson, planter, to Thomas Jenkins; for a certain sum; a parcel formerly called Troope's Rendesvous, the other part sold to Richard Randall and now in the tenure of George Godfrey, carpenter; laid out for 85 acres; /s/ John Robinson; wit. Sa. Cressey, Nick Solby
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1675-1676 Charles County, Maryland Circuit Court Records; Liber F [TLC]; Page 14
10 Nov 1674; Indenture from George Shenstone, planter, to Thomas Jenkins, planter; a parcel called Pittner at Piscataway; bounded by Edward Price's Locust Thicket; laid out for 100 acres; /s/ George
Shenstone (mark), Mary Shestone (mark); wit. Clebome Lomax, Edward Abbot
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Charles County Court and Land Records, Liber F, Page 42
Jan 1674 Court; Thomas Jenkins paid Benjamin Rozer alienation money for a tract of 200 acres called Pinner ack. last court by George Shenstone and Mary his wife
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1675-1676 Charles County, Maryland Circuit Court Records; Liber F [TLC]; Page 103
8 Jun 1675; Indenture from Thomas Jenkins, planter, and Anne his wife, to William Loveday, planter; for 6,000# tobacco; a parcel on the Avon River bounded by George Godfrey; containing 85 acres; /s/ Thomas Jenkins, Anne Jenkins (mark); wit. Cliborne Lomax, Garrett Sinnett (mark)
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1675-1676 Charles County, Maryland Circuit Court Records; Liber F [TLC]; Page 176
14 Mar 1675; Indenture from William Loveday, planter, to John Hammond, planter; for 3,000# tobacco; half of 85 acres of land lately purchased by Loveday from Thomas Jenkins; part of a tract (called Trooper Rendesvous; /s/ William Loveday; wit. Robert Robins, Thomas Jenkins
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Charles County Circuit Court Liber G, Page 72
13 Nov 1677; Deed of Gift from Thomas Hussey and Johannah his wife, to Rachell Ashford, wife of Michael Ashford and natural daughter of Johannah; a parcel of land called Moore's Ditch lying on the west side of Zachia Swamp; containing 500 acres; /s/ Thomas Hussey, Johannah Hussey (mark); wit. Cleborne Lomax, Thomas Jenkins
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Charles County Circuit Court Liber G, Page 87
13 Nov 1677; Indenture from William Loveday, planter, and Joan his wife, to John Harmon, planter; for 3,500# tobacco; a parcel of land being part of Troope's Rendezvous; /s/ William Loveday (mark), Joan Loveday (mark); wit. Tho. Jenkins, Joseph Wolfe (mark)
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Charles County Circuit Court Liber G, Page 124
13 Nov 1677; Indenture from Kellam Maglocklin to Thomas Jenkins, planter; for 8,000# tobacco; part of a parcel of land called Lyndsey formerly belonging to Edward Deane and willed to Elizabeth Lyndsey; she willed the land to Maglocklin; bounded by William Boarman; containing 150 acres; /s/ Kenellam Maglockline, Elizabeth Maglockline; wit. William Davies, Tho. Parker (mark)
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Charles County Court and Land Records, Liber K, Page 241
23 Oct 1684; Jno. Wilkeson sold a young heifer on behalf of Garrett Synett, Jr. to Thomas Jenkins; /s/ Jno. Wilkerson (mark); wit. Mary West (mark), Lewis Jones (mark)
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1685-1686 Charles County, Maryland Circuit Court Records; Liber M [TLC]; Page 221
Portobacco Court, 8 Jun 1686; Servants presented to Court
Ordered that Mrs. Witters children be returned to her; Tho. Wheeler and Tho. Jenkins to be paid 1,000# tobacco each; Mrs. Witter to be ready to go to Barbadoes and children to remain with Wheeler and Jenkins
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Charles County Circuit Court Liber S, Page 245
13 Mar 1693; Indenture from William OBryan to Peter Fernandis; for 7,000# tobacco; a parcel of land called Archlough on the south side of the main fresh of St. Thomas Creek; bounded by his own land called Quemson; containing 200 acres; /s/ William OBryan; wit. Thomas Jenkins, William Woodard (mark)
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Charles County Circuit Court Liber S, Page 410
29 Dec 1694; Indenture from Samuel) Boughton, planter, to Morris Loyd; for 4,000# tobacco; a parcel called Eaton Delight; [very dim]; containing 200 acres; /s/ Samuell Boughton; wit. Christopher Gregory; Thomas Jenkins
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1706-1712 Charles County, Maryland Land Records; Liber C#2 [TLC]; Page 9
Recorded at request of Thomas Jenckins:
9 Aug 1706; Indenture from Charles Pye to Thomas Jenckins; for 15,206# tobacco; a parcel of land on Jourdan Branch of Zachia; laid out for 323 acres; /s/ Charles Pye; wit. Philip Hoskins, Anne Hoskins, Anne Mudd; 21 Aug 1706 Charles Pye ack. deed to Thomas Jenckins who paid alienation 24 Aug 1706
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1722-1729 Charles County, Maryland Land Records; Liber L#2 [TLC]; Page 240.
At the request of Geo Jenkins, the following deed of gift was recorded this Nov 20, 1725.
I give to my son, George Jenkins, 1 Negro lad called Peter. Peter is to be delivered to my son at the decease of my wife, Anne Jenkins. I give the Negro to,my son over and above his part of my estate. Signed Jul 1, 1725 - Thos (TI his mark) Jenkins. Wit - Eliza (X her mark) Windsor. At the request of the widow of the of Wm [sic] Jenkins, the above deed was recorded the 19: of 9ber 1725 [Nov. 19, 1725 .
{CC. Sep 23, 1728. Elizabeth Winsor declares that she heard the abovesd Thomas Jenkins declare what is above written and also sign the same. Signed - Hen: Holland Hawkins.
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Prince George's Land Records 1739-1743 -Liber Y - Page 430.
Nov 4, 1741 from Anne Spalding of St. Mary's County, to Ralph Marler of PG, for 9 £6 shillings sterling paid to her son, Thomas Spalding, all her dower right to a tract of land formerly taken up by her father, Thomas Jenkins, called St. Thomases, lying in Page on the east side of Piscataway Fresh and adjoining a tract of land called Pinner. Signed - Anne (A her mark) Spalding. Wit - Robt Chesley, Abram Bames. Philip Key, Clerk of St. Mary's County, certified that both witnesses are St. Mary's County Justices. Recorded Jan 3, 1741/[42].
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland [Mike Marshall]; Hundred - Port Tobacco: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 304-19: TROOPS RENDEZVOUS: 350 acres; Possession of - 100 Acres - Adams, Francis : 150 Acres - Godfrey, George : 100 Acres - Hammond, John : Surveyed 2 Aug 1661 for Robert Troop on the East side the fresh of Avon River : Conveyance notes - 100 Acres - Francis Adams from George Godfrey, 13 Nov 1707, 86 - Francis Adams from John Hammond; 16 Aug 1716,
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland [Mike Marshall]; Hundred - Port Tobacco: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 315-90: TROOPS RENDEZVOUS: 250 acres; Possession of - 250 Acres - Godfrey, George: Surveyed 11 June 1685 for George Godfrey: Conveyance notes - 150 Acres - William Maconchie from George Godfrey; 21 April 1713, ,,
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Prince George's County, Maryland - Land Owners at Time PGCo Was Formed - 1696: Tract Name: ST THOMAS; Owner: Jenkins, Thomas: Orig County = C {Charles = C, Calvert = V}; Patent Date: May 10, 1695: Ref: Liber BB#3 f 242: Map Location: R-17
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland [Mike Marshall]; Hundred - Nanjemoy or Durham Parish: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 335-9: LINDSEY: 300 acres; Possession of - 150 Acres - Jenkins, Thomas: 150 Acres - Posey, John: Surveyed 10 May 1659 for James Lindsey on the East side of the Easternmost branch of Avon River: ; Conveyance notes - John Jenkins from Anne Jenkins; 5 Dec 1746,
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1642 - 1727 (85 years)
