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CLARK, THOMAS, Prince George's. Co. 14 Oct. 1765; 24 Jun, 1766
Children: Elizabeth Sprigg, Charles, Priscilla Beall.
Grandchildren: John Clark Sprigg, Elizabeth and Anne Parker.
Tracts: "Mawburn Plains," "Marlbozough" purchased of Samuel Warner; "Good Luck" "Craig Might" and "Groom's Lot"
Ex: Son Charles Clark.
Wit: Samuel and Thos, Magruder, Benj. Brooks, John Berry. MCW 34.189
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Thomas Clark 98.13 Page £909.4.3 Sep 1 1766 Aug 26 1768
Appraisers: Clement Hill, Nathaniel Magruder.
Creditors: Benjamin Tasker, David Crauford.
Next of kin: William Parker.
Administratrix: Mrs. Martha Clark (widow and administratrix of Thomas Clark, Esq., attorney at law).
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Isaac Hyde 17.156 A PG £43.8.2 Mar 29 1739
Payments to: Dr. Richard Hill, Mr. William Murdock, George Scott, William Cummings, Mr. John Gibson, Thomas Clark, Thomas Galloway, William Tweedie.
Administrator: Mr, John Boyd.
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Mr. Thomas Cleggett 17.455 A PG £381.5.2 £139.9.3 Dec 1 1739
Received from: Daniel Dulany, Esq., Samuel Magruder.
Payments to: Mr. Alexander Countee, James Russell, Mr. William Diggs, Dr.
Petrickin, John Tindley, Mrs. Mary Wilkinson, William Murdock, Thomas Henry, Richard Stansbury, James Low, John Skinner, Mark Webb, Mrs. Barbara Boswell, Peter Frazer, Jos. Newton, Jos. Newtown, Hannah Deatt, Daniel Dulany, Esq., Simon Nichols, Dr. John Kirkwood, William Beall, Henry Hunt (merchant in London) & Samuel White (merchant in London), Thomas Clarke, Samuel White
(merchant).
Heirs: Mary Cleggett, Henry Cleggett, Ann Hogg, Sarah Cleggett, Posthumus Cleggett, (son, born after his father's death).
Executrix: Mrs. Anne Cleggett
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Maj. Samuel Perrie 17.489 A PG £458.2.9 Jan 4 1739
Received from: estate of Mr. Marsham Warring.
Payments to: Col. Thomas Truman Greenfield guardian to Francis Wilkinson, Col. Thomas Truman Greenfield guardian to Susanna Wilkinson, Alexander Lawson (administrator of Patrick Andrew), Mr. Alexander County, Thomas Clerk, William Cumming, Mr. Alexander Countee, Francis Wilkinson, Daniel Dulany, Esq., widow (unnamed, 1/3) paid to Mr. William Cumming, Mr. Samuel Perrie (son, his portion), Mrs. Anne Perrie (daughter, her portion), Mrs. (daughter, her portion).
Administrator (surviving, de bonis non): Mr. Richard Marsham Waring. Other administratrix (de bonis non) is Sarah Haddock (now dead) wife of Mr. William Brogden.
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Allen Farquer 18.523 A PG £175.10.4 £143.4.4 Apr 2 1742
Received from: Robert Ives, Robert Story, Abraham Miller.
Payments to: Michael Miller, Lord Baltimore paid to Ninian Beall, Jacob Stoner,
Darby Ryan, Robert Johnes, Cormack, Alexander Contee paid to Ninian
Bell, Benjamin Thelman, Baltimore Iron Works Co. per Mr. Alexander Lawson, Richard Story, Daniel Dulany, Esq., May Dolerhide, William Butram, William Farrell, Robert Debutte, John Doak, James Orrick for use of Benjamin Orrick, Richard Morgan, James Orrick for the use of William Orrick, William Orrick paid his widow Confort Orrick, Thomas Beatly for use of Tonder Loney, George Lay for tranporting to house of John Hammond (son of Charles Hammond) (at Elkridge), Joseph Doddridge, Anthony Bancott per William Beatly paid to George Tablespeare, Benjamin Manyfold, Lord Baltimore paid to William Ignatius Nicholas Diggs, Thomas Clark.
Executor: William Farquar (Quaker).
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Mr. Thomas Jennings 19.307 A PG £418.17.8 £142.2.11 Jan 21 1742
A second inventory is cited in the amount of £108.3.4.
Payments to: Dr. John Hamilton, Thomas Clark, William Murdock, Daniel Dulany, Esq., Mr. Alexander Caulee, Butler Stonestreet, Dr. James Boswell, Mrs. Catherine Plafey, George Bussey, Mathew Hopkins, Henry Watson, William Atkinson, Basill Beckwith, John Brown,
Representatives (only 1): Frances Jening (daughter, aged 5 years).
Executrix: Elisabeth Batts, wife of Mr. Humphry Batts
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Thomas South (merchant) 19.443 A PG £970.9.3 £274.13.2 Aug 9 1743
A second inventory is cited in the amount of £90.0.9.
Received from: Benjamin Belt, John Beal.
Payments to: James Wallace paid to Thomas Crampkin, Dr. John Robertson paid to Thomas Crampkin, Samuel Cary paid to Thomas Crampkin, Mary Crampkin paid to Thomas Crampkin, Mr. Rogers, Joseph Chew, Thomas Adamson paid by Thomas Williams, Dr. Andrew Scott, Thomas Crampkin, John Beal, Sr. paid to Jos. Beal per Virlinda Beal (executrix of said John Beal), William Manduit & Thomas Evans, Thomas Williams, Robert Breshears per Mr. Thomas Clark, Mr. John Hepburn, Daniel Dulany, Esq. paid to Mr. Samuel Smith (of Anne Arundel County), Daniel Dulany, Esq., Mr. Charles Rogers (merchant in London).
Administrator: Mr. John Watkins (gentleman)
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Dr. Robert Innis 20.59 A PG £11.4.9 Mar 10 1743
Payments to: John Muschet, Thomas Clark, Mr. William Cumming, Edmund Jennings, Esq.
Executrix: Elisabeth Innis (widow).
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William Digges (gentleman) 20.270 A PG £4982.17.3 £410.13.9 Jul 6 1744
The amount of the inventory also included £56.15.5 in gold. The amount of the accounts also included £1586.0.9 in sterling, £79.17.6 in gold, and #23537.
Received from: William Potts, Edmund Jennings, Esq., Charles Sewall, John Buchanan (merchant in London), John Skinner, Henry Chew, William Mordaunt, John Hepburn, Esq., John Ross, Esq., Thomas Clark, Goin Hambleton.
Payments to: Addison Sheppard, John Harvey, Elinor Duval, James Lewes, Margaret Roberts, Thomas (no surname given), Ninian Beall, Jr., Mark Webb, John Smith Prator, Pris. Bonnifent, Jere. Perdile, Joseph Wheat, Susanah Black, Dr. John Hambleton, Benjamin Belt, Jr., Dr. Hemmings, Dr. Patrick Sim, William Murdock, Esq., George Scott, Elisabeth Honeberry, Marry Hurley, Henry Darnal (of Portland Mannor), Dr. Andrew Scott, Mary Townley, Richard Snowden, Danniel Carroll, Charles Stueart, William Murdock, William Wilkinson, William Smith, Daniel Dulany, Esq., John Hepburn, Esq., A. Contee, James Russell, Charles Drury, Jane Brooke, Patrick Sim, George Plater, Esq., Samuel Preston More, Lord Baltimore, Hepburn & Hardy, Philpot & Lee (of London), Phillip Darnal, Thomas Allen, Jane Edmonstone, D. Dulany, Esq., E. Jennings, Thomas Lee.
Legatees: Edward Digges.
Executor: Ignatius & Nicholas Digges.
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James Chambers 20.331 A PG £10.16.6 £34.6.7 Jun 28 1744
Payments to: Mr. John Hanbury (merchant in London) per Mr. William Mauduit, Daniel Dulany, Esq., Butler Evans, Matthew Lodge, Thomas Clark on action against William Field, John Hepburn, Thomas Lee.
Administrator: William Mauduit (also Mr. William Maduit).
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John Williams 20.448 A PG £121.5.0 £88.14.2 Aug 30 1744
Payments to: Robert Gordon & Charles Hammond & Richard Francis, Dr. Patrick Sim, Barbara Haswell, Mr. David Crawford, John Townly, Thomas White, Mark Webb, George Willson, Burgis Mitchell, Nathaniel Magruder, Ephraim (no surname given), Henry Darnal (of Portland Manner), Thomas Clark, Daniel Dulany, Esq.
Heirs: children: John, Elinor, Thomas, Elisha Williams.
Administratrix: Dianna Robinson, wife of William Robinson.
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Mary Demall 20.523 A PG £528.9.11 Nov 22 1744
Payments to: Mary Soaper, Mr. William Murdock, Ann Pottenger (executrix of Robert Pottenger), Edmund Jenings, Esq., Mr. Thomas Clark, Mr. Thomas Jenings, Henry Darnal, Esq. for fees at a suit of John Salton, Mr. Thomas
Lee, Ann Turner & John Mullikin & Cook, Daniel Dulany, Esq. paid to
John Hepburn, Esq., Daniel Dulany, Esq. Executor: William Smith (gentleman).
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John Beall 23.279 A PG £265.14.9 May 11 1747
Received from: John Davis, James Beall, Francis Edwards, William Cumming.
Payments to: Daniel Dulany, Esq., Thomas Lea, Thomas Clark (attorney), Samuel Hyde (merchant in London) paid to James Wallace, Nick. Baker, Alexander Beall.
Heirs: (unnamed) already mentioned.
Executors: Josiah & Lucy Beall (executors of Virlinda Beall (executrix of deceased)).
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Thomas Jobson 32.387 A AA £182.2.1 Aug 22 1752
Received from: executors of Osborn Sprigg (of Prince George's County), Thomas King, Thomas Clark.
Payments to: Vachel Denton, Dr. John Hamilton, Lord Baltimore paid to Benjamin Maker, Esq., William Thomas for use of Lord Baltimore, Mark Webb, William Tillard, John Gassaway for use of Patrick Creagh (administrator of William Rogers), Daniel Dulany, Esq. paid to John Gassaway, John Gassaway, Daniel Dulany, Esq. paid to John Watkins, John Watkins on account of John Brice, James Owen.
Legatees: William Allien, Mary Clark (daughter of Thomas Clark), Elisabeth Clark (another daughter of said Thomas) wife of Gilbert Sprigg.
Mentions: family (unnamed).
Executrix: Susanna Jobson.
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Thomas Jobson 41.531 AA £1083.1.0 Oct 7 1749 Apr 2 1750
Legatees: Thomas Clarke, Jr., Elisabeth Clarke, Mary Clarke, Mrs, Vachel Denton.
Appraisers: D. Weems, Philip Hopkins.
Creditors: Henry Darnall, Mary Allein.
Next of kin: Thomas Clark, Amy Clark.
Executrix: Susannah Jobson.
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1757-1759 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber PP [Abstract by Mike Marshall]; Page 251. At the request of Alice Clark & Margaret Lee Clark the following Deed was recorded February 1, 1759
Indenture made January 17, 1759; Thomas Clark, Gentleman in consideration of the love and affection which he hath and beareth unto Alice Clark widow of Thomas Clark, Jr. and Margaret Lee Clark his grandchild as also for the better maintenance and also for diverse other good causes and considerations him thereunto moving has given by these presents a tract called "Backland" containing 300 acres for the term of her natural life and after her decease to the use of Margaret Lee Clarke and for default of such issue to the said Thomas Clark. Signed Thomas Clark in the presence of John Hepburn, Richard Smith and acknowledged before John Hepburn
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1763-1767 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber TT [Abstract by Mike Marshall]; Page 61. At the request of George Fraser Magruder the following Deed was recorded July 9, 1763
Indenture made July 9, 1763; Thomas Clark, Esq. in consideration of 412 pounds 10 shillings sterling money paid by George Frazer Magruder, planter has sold tracts called "Sprigg's Meadow" containing 183 acres; "The Gore" containing 48 acres; "The Lane" containing 38 acres; "The Addition to Lane" containing 27 acres; and part of St. Andrews containing 44 acres. Signed Thomas Clark in the presence of and acknowledged before John Contee, David Craufurd
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1704 - 1766 (62 years)