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Hilleary (Hillary, Hilleray), Thomas, Prince George's County, 1728; 14th Feb., 1728-9.
To 4 sons Thomas, John, William and Henry, 640 A. "The
Three Sisters," to be divided at discretion of nephew
Thomas Williams, who is empowered to make good their
title; to receive estate at age of 21.
To daus. Sarah, Elizabeth and Elianor and sons Henry and
Thomas, personalty; shd. any of sons die during minority,
surviving sons to inherit portion of dec'd; shd. any of
daus. die, their portion to be divided among surviving
sisters.
To 6 child. John, Sarah, William, Elizabeth, Elianor and
Henry, residue of estate equally. Sons of age at 18 yrs.
Wife Elianor, extx., empowered to keep each child's pt. 4 yrs. after they come of age,
Test: Jane Pavett (Pacett), I. Norton, Anne Demelion (Demilion). 19.583,
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Thomas Hilleary, Jr. 109.233 Page £241.2.1 May 29 1772 Aug 1 1772
Appraisers: Basil Waring, Jr., Walter Williams.
Creditors: James Miller and Page Isaac Hilleary, Anne Ogle.
Next of kin: Thomas Hilleary, Rignal Hilleary.
Administrator: Henry Hilleary.
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Mr. John Magruder 35.50 A Page £1108.3.0 Aug 23 1753
Received from: James Willel, Thomas Henry, William Searce (or William Scarce).
Payments to: Susannah Magruder (widow, 1/3).
Payments to (in equal amounts): Nathan Magruder (son), Zadock Magruder (son), Elisabeth Burgess wife of Richard Burgess, Cassandra Hillary wife of Henry Hillary, accountant.
Executor: Nathaniel Magruder.
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WILLIAMS, THOMAS, Prince George's Co. 17 Oct, 1749 7 Dec, 1749
To son Walter Williams, my plantation that I now live on being pto. of a tract called The 3 Sisters"; tract called "Williams Range," lying on the Western Branch, and 1/2 of my lot at Bladensburgh, with half the Improvements,
To son Thomas WillIams, the other half of 'that lot at Bladensburgh.
To son William Williams, 80 A., lying In Frederick County, adjoining to him. called "Addition To The Fork*"
To dau. Martha Odell, 20 pounds sterl.
To son Elisha Williams, who is now at sea, 1 slave; then sd. slave to (his) wife Elinor Williams, (The paper Is torn - so It to uncertain whether the name Elinor Is meant for the name of wife of son Elisah).
To grand-son Thomas Duckett, 20 pounds sterl.
To son Elisha Williams, remaining pt. of the money that the mill and land is sold for, more than the 20 pounds to Thomas Duckett.
Desire that If son Elisha Williams, that is at sea, shd. die before returning, then his pt. of the mill and land be sold and equally divided with my other estate, amongst my child.: Thomas, Barrack, Williams Walter, Elizabeth, Elinor, Martha and Mary.
Wife Elinor Williams, to keep each child's pt. 4 years, if she desires.
Wife Elinor, ex.
Wit: Thos. Hilleary, Wm. Hilleary, Henry Hillearys 27.141
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1772-1774 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber BB 3 [Abstract by Mike Marshall]; Page 32. At the request of John Darsey the following Deed was recorded June 26, 1772
Indenture made June 18, 1772; Henry Hilleary and Cassondra Hilleary his wife in consideration of 5 shillings sterling paid by John Darcey, shoemaker has given by these presents their part of a tract called "Chance" containing 106 acres and lying on the south side of Henson Branch where Christopher Hitch now dwells. Signed Henry Hilleary, Cassandra Hilleary in the presence of and acknowledged before Joseph Sprigg, Richard Duckett, Jr.
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Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records 1793-1794; Liber JRM 2 {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 511. At the request of John Read Magruder the following Deed was recorded February 11, 1794
Indenture made February 10, 1794; Cassandra Hilleary, relict of Henry Hilleary, deceased and Walter Hilleary, son and heir of Henry Hilleary in consideration of 450 pounds current money paid by John Read Magruder has sold a tract containing 200 acres called the "Three Brothers" which was granted to Henry Hilleary, now deceased and Cassandra Hilleary on September 29, 1763 and beginning on the west side of a fork of Hensons Branch. Signed Cassandra Hilleary, Walter Hilleary in the presence of and acknowledged before Samuel Hepburn, Osborn Sprigg and at the same time Elizabeth Hilleary w/o Walter Hilleary relinquished her right of dower
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1727 - 1783 (56 years)