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Kemp (Cimp), Richard, Baltimore Co., 26th Nov., 1725-1st Feb., 1725.
To wife Susannah, dwelling plantation — until son John arrives at age of 18, then to have her thirds; at her decease entire tract to son John and hrs.; he dying without issue, to son Richard and hrs. All children to be for themselves at age of 18; dau. Mary to care of Mary Tipton until age of 16.
Test: Samuel Merryman, Tho. Ford, Jonathan Tipton, Jr., John Tipton. 18, 432,
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George Stokes 20.82 A BA £1007.17.2 Dec 13 1743
Payments to: Jacob Giles, William Chapman (administrator of Philip Smith (merchant in London)), Edward Wakeman, Thomas Clayton, William Dallam, Thomas White, Sarah Whitcomb, Samuel Howell, Hugh Lyons, John Sturgin, Samuel Winthrop Westcombe, William Watson, Thomas Tredway, Abraham Cord, John Hall, John Buck, Esq. per Richard Hayward paid to George Cole, John Buck, Esq. per
George Cole.
Mentions: Charles Williams (servant).
Executrix: Susannah Smith, wife of Winston Smith.
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Mr. George Stokes 35.327 BA £42.5.11 May 13 1747 Nov 24 1747
Appraisers: John Halt, John Clark.
Administrators/Executors: Winstone Smith and his wife Susannah Smith.
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George Stokes 24.260 A BA £26.1.8 Nov 24 1747
A second inventory is cited in the amount of £42.5.11.
Sureties: James Philips, Peregrine Frisby.
Payments to: Samuel Lawrence, James Rigbte, Thomas Henny, Josias Middlemore. Executrix: Susannah Smith, wife of Winston Smith
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Mr. Winstone Smith 43.328 BA £1963.8.6 Jan 11 1749 Aug 16 1750
Appraisers: George Garrettson, Richard Johns.
Creditors: Thomas White% N. Ruxton Gay,
Next of kin: William Smith, William Dallam.
Administratrix: Mrs. Susannah Smith.
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Mr. Winstone Smith 29.60 A BA £1963.8.6 £467.12.2 Oct 9 1750
Sureties: John Hall (of Swan Town), Richard Dallam.
Payments to: Col. Thomas White, William Perkins (merchant in London) paid to
James Perkins, Edward Lloyd, Esq. (executor of Richard Bennett, Esq.),
Archibald Campbell, William Smith, Sarah Whitcomb, John Rogers, James
Alexander, Robert Pattison, Samuel Smith, William Daugherty, James Allen,
George Clifton, Edward Mitchell, Thomas Mitchell, Jr., Samuel McCarty, Dan
Johnson, William Arnold, Thomas Treadway, William Mitchell, Samuel Pritchard,
Nicholas Ruxton Gay, Talbot Risteau, James Richards, Ro. Boyce, W. Young.
Mentions: 3 children: Cordelia Stokes (aged 15), Frances Stokes (aged 11),
William Smith (aged 4).
Administratrix: Mrs. Susannah Smith.
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Winstone Smith 32.85 A BA £1495.16.4 £331.1.0 Feb 3 1752
Sureties: John Hall (of Swan Town), Richard Dallam.
Payments to: Dr. Edward Wakeman, estate of Rachel Paca per Peregrine Brown &
William Smith, Col. John Hall, James Philips, John Kemp, Daniel Dulany, Esq.,
orphans (unnamed) of George Stokes, William Young.
Mentions: 1 child (unnamed, aged 6).
Administratrix: Susannah Risteau, wife of Talbot Risteau
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KEMP, JOHN
June 5, 1754. PREROGATIVE OFFICE SCT:
Hugh Maguire, one of the witnesses to this will, made oath that he saw Testator John Kemp, sign his will; that this Deponent and John Lowe and Thomas Smith, the other evidence to this will subscribed their names as witnesses.
(There is`no will recorded on either of the pages) 28. 562.
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Mr. John Kemp 59.219 BA £82.2.0 Dec 19 1755 Aug 8 1755
Appraisers: John Mathews, John Hall of Cry.
Creditors: Jacob Giles, Aquila Hall.
Next of kin: Aquila Hall, Susanna Risteau.
Administrator: Capt. James Phillips.
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Mr. Talbot Risteau 62.19 BA £923.19.10 Mar 20 1754 Sep 20 1756
Appraisers: William Dallam, John Mathews.
Creditors: Samson Levy.
Next of kin: James Resteau, George Resteau.
Administratrix: Mrs. Susannah Risteau
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1724 - Aft 1755 (> 33 years)