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Prince George's County, St. John's and Prince George Parishes Maryland State Census 1776
Luke Marbury, 31: 5
Elizabeth Marbury 29, 3: 2
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Prince George's County MD Will Book Liber TT; 1808-1812;
Folio 13 LUKE MARBURY 01/15/1809 04/28/1809
"being of sound and disposing mind and memory ... "
Bequeaths to:
1. William Henry Sotheron --grandson (of Charles County)
-to have the sum of 500 pounds current money of Maryland to be paid to him by the testator's daughters Henrietta Beanes Clagett and Caroline Marbury and should he die before arriving at age 21, then the money is to be returned to the estate
2. "Chloe" --Negro woman
-she and her 4 children "William" "Thomas" "John" and "Rachel" to have their freedom and "Rachel" not to be free until she arrives at the age of 21 and to be under the care of the testator's daughter Caroline and the children are to be bound out to some frade as testator's daughters and executor think most useful and also they are to be maintained by the testator's daughters until that time
3. Caroline Marbury --daughter
-to have Negro boy "Elick" Negro woman "Lett" and Negro woman "Sook" and to be considered as her part of the estate
4. Henrietta Beanes Clagett --daughter
-she and testator's daughter Caroline to have all the testator's real estate and to hold in tenants in common and not as joint tenants
-remainder of the personal estate to be divided between Henrietta and Caroline in equal portions with that part of the estate already given Henrietta at her marriage to be included in her share of the estate
5. Colmore Beans
John Bowie (?)
-named as joint executors and instructed that the estate be kept together until the profits from the same are able to pay the testator's debts
Witnesses: George Hawkins
Hannibal Clagett
Josias Beall
Then came: Josias Beall and Hannibal Clagett
Note: the testator signed the will in his own hand
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Prisoner of War 4 OCT 1777
one of 4 delegates from Prince George's County to the 1st Constitutional Convention Political Office NOV 1776 Annapolis, Anne Arundel,Maryland,USA 1
Event: Justice of the Peace by the Committee of Safety Political Appointment 7 JAN 1777
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HAWKINS, John, Prince George's Co. 26 Jan, 1758; 12 Sep, 1772
Ex. wife Elizabeth.
Grandsons: John Stone Hawkins. George Fraser Hawkins. Alexander
Thomas Hawkins. Granddaus. Elizabeth Lawrence Hawkins, Susannah
Fraser Hawkins,
Wit: John Baynes, Luke Marbury. 38.868
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1767-1769 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber BB 2 [Abstract by Mike Marshall]; Page 315. At the request of James Leiper the following Deed was recorded October 15, 1768
Indenture made September 2, 1768; Luke Marbury, merchant in consideration of 205 pounds 12 shillings and 6 pence currency paid by James Liber, churgeon has sold part of a tract called "Wheeler's Hope" lying on Piscattaway Branch containing 117 ½ acres beginning at a bounded maple and white oak standing on Piscattaway Main Branch. Signed Luke Marbury in the presence of and acknowledged before Thomas Hanson Marshall, George Hardey, Jr.
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Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records 1769-1772; Liber AA 2 {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 89. At the request of James Bonifant, Jr. the following Deed was recorded March 28, 1770
Indenture made , March 28, 1770; Luke Marbury, merchant in consideration of 226 pounds 18 shillings currency paid by James Bonifant, Jr., planter has sold part of two tracts, one called "Inclosure" the other called "Prevention" containing 187 acres and bounded by the part of the said two tracts now in possession of lands of Nathaniel Newton; and part of a tract called "Piscattaway Forrest" containing 24 ¾ acres and bounded by the Cool Spring Branch. Signed Luke Marbury, James Bonifant, Jr. in the presence of and acknowledged before George Hardy, Jr., John Baynes and at the same time Elizabeth Marbury the mother of Luke Marbury relinquished her right of dower
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1745 - 1809 (64 years)