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- Ancestors of Crabb/Stowell Families of MO: Jeanne Mower
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Early Families of Southern Maryland
This book quotes from a book written by Nelson Nutthall and his son Lindsay of Bloomington, Indiana. Also quotes from "Maryland and Virginia Colonial by Sharon J. Doliante
Page: Vol II Page 103
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Crabb, Ralph, Prince George County, 14th Dec., 1733; 8th Mch., 1733/4.
To 3 daus. viz.: Sarah', Margaret and Eleanor; £100 each at age of 16 or day of marriage.
To son Thomas and hrs., 470 A. Dear Park.",
To 4 sons, Henry Right, Ralph, Jeremiah and John Crabb and their hrs,., 950 A, "Valentines Garden." 120 A "Boleing Green," and 100 A. to be, made over to testator by brother Edward, each son to receive portion at age of 21 yrs.
To wife Priscilla, extx., and hrs., rights in 400 A. of "Essington," bought of Abraham Clarke and James Williams, during her life, in lieu of her right of dower in all other lands; afsd. 400 A, after wife's decease to pass to unborn child. if sd. child be a boy; should unborn child be a girl to have only £100 at age of 16. Residue of estate to wife and 5 sons, viz.; Thomas, Henry Right, Ralph, Jeremiah, John and unborn child if a son.
Test: Ninian Mariartee, John Smith Prather, William Goe, Eliza Wilson, Maj. Edward Sprigg. 20. 923.
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Mr. Ralph Crabb 18.463 Page £681.15.11 Jul 22 1734 Sep 5 1734
Appraisers: Ninian Magruder, John Magruder.
Creditors: Jonathon Simmons, Maldbell Pairpint.
Next of kin: Sarah Crabb, Edward Crabb.
Executrix: Mrs. Priscilla Crabb.
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Ralph Crabb (gentleman) 13.65 A Page £681.15.11 £40.4.1 May 13 1735
Received from: John Bell, John Farroh, Mr. Joseph Adams (merchant in London),
Mr. Isaac Millner (merchant in London).
Payments to: Dr. Patrick Sim, Dr. William Dentine, Luke Barnard, Jonathon Simmons, Hugh Mackdougell, David Crawford, William Ducker, Charles Lucus, Randolph Johnson, Mahitable Pairpoint.
Executrix: Mrs. Pricilla Crabb (also Priscilla Crabb, widow, relict).
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Ralph Crabb (planter) 14.358 A Page £165.18.10 Aug 22 1737
Received from: Col. Samuel Young, William Tarver (merchant in London). Payments to: Rand. Morris, William Peele (administrator of Samuel Peele), Benjamin Tasker & Daniel Dulany, Esq., Peter Dent, Dr. Richard Hill.
Legatees; Sarah Magruder (daughter, widow & relict of Robert Magruder). Executrix: Priscilla Crabb (widow, relict).
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Marriages and Births - Queen Anne's Parish (1700's), Prince George's County, Maryland
Salt Lake FHC Film No. 0014304, Item 3
Ralph Crabb m Priscilla Sprigg non August 22, 1716 by Jno. White dau. of Col. Thomas Sprigg
Sarah Crabb Born October 20, 1717
Thomas Crabb Born April 21, 1719
Margaret Crabb Born August 13, 1721
Henry Wright Crabb Born January 16, 1722/1723
Ralph Crabb Born November 29,1724
Ellinor Crabb Born September 20, 1726
Jeremiah Crabb Born October 1728
John Crabb Born June 15, 1731
Child Edward Wright Crabb was born after his father's death near 8 March 1734, as according to his father's Will, he was yet unborn. This child is sometimes confused with an Edward R. Crabb, but there is no connection.
Ralph Crabb Junior was given power of attorney in a 1718 London estate settlement of Isaac Miller of London which was completed in 1730 and the record is in Maryland. Marsha Berry has found no London Crabb family, even though is was a norm to conduct affairs through London and not be from there.
Ralph Crabb was a merchant and trader and was in the legislature in Maryland.
Ralph Crabb surveyed Deer Park.
A place of interest in Charles county, Maryland is Wiltshire Plains which is Ralph Crabb's county he was born in in England. Since the 1800's the Boone family has owned the house. In 2002 Wiltshire Plains is a Bed and Breakfast at 4710 Bryantown Road, a three story clapboard colonial-style farmhouse built about 1760 on approximately 5 acres, in Bryantown, Maryland, now owned and operated by Anne (Edelen) Boone and her husband Charles, who can be reached at 800-808-7773. Nearby LaPlata Community College has an excellent Genealogy Library.
Too many abouts and no documentation on London, Norfolk, Stafford, and Devon Counties, England theories:
There is a branch of Emmons and Sprigg and Mariarte Family that believes that Ralph Crabb was born about 1670 and died about 1724 in Prince George's, Maryland. No proof, just belief and have it in their family records. They have Ralph Crabb's father being Henry Crabb born 1633 or 1637 in Seething, Norfolk, England and died in Kent County, Maryland and mother being Hannah or Nanna Emmons born about 1641 in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts and died in Maryland. This Henry Crabb and Hannah Emmons were married on 11 Jan 1657 or 1658 in Boston, Massachusetts.
Henry Crabb and Hannah Emmons children were:
1. Martha Crabb born about 1661 in Boston
2. Elizabeth Crabb born about 1662 in Boston
3. Samuel Crabb born about 1664 in Boston
4. Mary Crabb born about 1668 in Boston
5. Thomas Crabb born 1666 in Kent County, Maryland and died on 3 Jan 1719 in Charles County, Maryland. (Marsha challenged this)
6. Ralph Crabb born about 1670 and died about 1724 in Prince George's, Maryland. (Marsha challenges this)
Then Henry Crabb's father is Thomas Crabb born about 1600 in Stafford County, England and died in England or America and mother is Grace Scroggs born about 1610 in England. Thomas Crabb and Grace Scroggs were married about 1639 in Wiltshire, England.
Thomas Crabb and Grace Scroggs children were:
1. Edward Crabb born about 1640
2. Henry Crabb born about 1633 or 1637 in Seething, Norfolk, England and died in 1698 in Kent County, Maryland.
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William Nicholls 2.224 QA £26.19.10 Jun 19 1719
Appraisers: John Rodry, Eliphaz Ryley.
Creditors: Samuell Vansweringen, Ralph Crabb
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Darby Siveany 10,194 Page £42,9,0 Dec 26 1722 Sep 10 1724
Appraisers: John Magruder, Griffith Davis.
Creditors: Ralph Crabb.
Mentions: John Siveany.
Administrator: Thomas Sprigg.
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James Mullikin, Sr. 2.212 Page £73.3.6 May 22 1718
Appraisers: Abraham Clarke, Ralph Crabb.
Creditors: John Moredock, D. Ariarle.
Next of kin: James Mullikin, Luke Barnard.
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Edward Turner 10.252 Page £12.1.6 Dec 18 1723
Appraisers: Thomas Harwood, Philip Pindell.
Creditors: Ralph Crabb.
Next of kin: Catherine Stimpson (mother).
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Edward Turner 6.324 A Page £12.1.6 £49.18.5 Mar 24 1724
Administrator: Ralp Crabb (also Ralph Crabb).
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John Smith 6.325 A Page £6.2.6 £32.8.5 Mar 24 1724
Administrator: Ralph Crabb.
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Charles County Maryland Circuit Court Records, Liber H#2, Page 360
23 Jun 1720; Recorded at request of Mrs. Elizabeth Crabb, widow: 28 Sep 1704; Letter and Deposition regarding a Negro who spoke English expected to be worth £35; mentions Capt. Hastings; /s/ Isaac Millner; wit. Tho. James, Capt. Hastings
Deposition of Ralph Crabb; in 1704 Thomas Crabb, dec'd was consigned a Negro by Isaac Millner for £28
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Enrolled at request of Ralph Crabb 29 Jun 1726:
Indenture, 28 Jun 1726; Between James Holmand, planter, and Ralph Crabb, Gent.; for other lands and premises; part of a tract of land called Two Brothers; according to meets and bounds; /s/ James Holmeard; wit. John Powell, Jere Belt; 28 Jun 1726 ack. by James Holmand
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1726-1730 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber M, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 13
Enrolled at request of James Holmand 29 Jun 1726:
Indenture, 28 Jun 1726; Between Ralph Crabb, Gent., and James Holmand, planter; for other lands and premises; a parcel of land according to the meets and bound; bounded by Valentine's Garden; /s/ Ralph Crabb; wit. John Lowell, Jere Belt; ack. 28 Jun 1725 by Ralph Crab and Priscilla his wife
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1726-1730 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber M, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 259
Enrolled at request of Ralph Crabb 10 Feb 1727:
Indenture, 8 Feb 1727; Between Thomas Brooke, Esq., and Ralph Crabb, Gent.; according to a promise formerly made to Ralph Crabb to give him as much ground in the Town of Nottingham as would serve for a storehouse [25' x 15'] for as long as the store house should stand; /s/ Tho- Brooke; wit. Philip See, A. Contee; 8 Feb 1727 ack. by Thomas Brooke, Esq., and Barbara his wife
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1726-1730 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber M, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 436 - 438
Petition of Marsham Waring to the Justices:
From Charles, Lord Baltimore, to Ralph Crabb, Henry Wright, Robert Tyler and Thomas Harwood, Gent; regarding boundaries of Mount Pleasant who petitioned the court 4th Tues. in Aug last; 22 May 1729; depositions following:
20 Jun 1729; Deposition of Samuel Breshears, age ca 56; mentions 30 years ago Ninian Beale, Thomas Tasker, deponent's father Robert Breshears
20 Jun 1729; Deposition of Edward Holmes, age ca 73; mentions his neighbor Sam. Brashears 12-14 years ago
20 Jun 1729; Deposition of Benjamin Breshears, Sr., age ca 66; mentions Col. Ninian Beale 40 years ago
20 Jun 1729; Deposition of Clement Hill, age ca 59; mentions 6-7 years age his neighbor Samuel Brashear
Enrolled 26 Jun 1729
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1726-1730 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber M, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 439 - 441
Petition of Henry Wright, Thomas Lancaster & Ralph Crabb: Charles, Lord Baltimore, to John Magruder, Jeremiah Belt,
Thomas Harwood, William Smith, Gent; regarding bounds of Essington; depositions following:
22 May 1729; Deposition of John Pottinger, age ca 67; mentions Thomas Lancaster, Col. Tho. Greenfield, Col. Addison, Robert Hobbs, tract called Ample Grange, surveyor Charles Boteler
22 May 1729; Deposition of Charles Walker, age ca 60; mentions Thomas Lancaster, [Robert] Hobbs, John Mobberly
22 May 1729; Deposition of Philip Pindle, age ca 43; mentions Thomas Lancaster, Ample Grange, Roger Brooke, Robert Anderson, Robert Hobbs, John Mobberly, Robert Tyler, Mr. Carroll
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1730-1733 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber Q, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 191
Enrolled at request of Justices of Prince George's Co. 19 Dec 1730:
Indenture, 19 Dec 1730; Between Daniel Carroll of Upper Marlborough Town, merchant, of one part and Ralph Crabb, Thomas Gantt, George Noble, Leonard Hollyday, John Magruder, Jeremiah Belt and their associates, Gent. Justices the Peace; for 5s; a parcel in Marlborough being part of Darnall's Chance where the County Court House and County Prison Stocks and Pillory now stand; containing 1 acre; mentions Col. Joseph Belt and Elizabeth Sinton; /s/ Danll. Carroll, wit. Philip Lee, A. Contee; 19 Dec 1730 ack. by Daniel Carroll
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1694 - 1734 (40 years)