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BUSSEY, SARAH, Prince George's Co. 25 Aug, 1745; 15 Oct, 1745
To son EDWARD BEUSEY, slaves.
To son SAMUEL BEUSEY,
Mentions: sons-ln-law, JOSEPH RICHARDSON and GRIFFITH DAVIS, and his dau., ANNE DAVIS.
To grand-dau. MARY RAY, slaves.
Son JOHN BEUSEY ex.
Wit: Henry Smith, Daniel Beusey, James Ray, 24.234 - 235
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Sarah Bousey 32.66 Page £341.2.8 Dec 24 1745 Jan 22 1745
Appraisers: James Magruder, Edward Clagett.
Creditors: Samuel Magruder, John Cooke.
Next of kin: Samuel Busey, Edward Busey.
Executor: Mr. John Busey.
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Sarah Busey 25.94 A Page £341.2.8 £31.16.1 Jun 3 1748
Received from: Patrick Reding.
Payments to: Samuell Magruder, Jr., John Cook, Daniel Dulany, Esq., Mark Webb, Henry Darnall (of Portland Manner), Mr. Richard Keen, John Busey (accountant), Mary Clegget.
Executor: Mr. John Busey.
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http://www.geocities.com/paschkep/Busey/i0000011.htm#i11
In her will dated 25 Aug 1745 (proved 15 Oct 1745), Sarah Beusey wrote: "In the name of God Amen. I Sarah Beusey of Prince Georges County being sick of Body but of perfect mind and memory do constitute and appoint this my last will and testament and do dispose of my worldly goods as hath pleased God to bless me with in the following manner.. to my son Edward Beusey one Negro Woman Named Cate...to my son Samuel Beusey one Negro Boy Named Nate(?) and one feather Bed and furniture which he now has in possession ... my son in law Joseph Richardson one negro Boy Named Hercules for and during the natural life of my son in law Griffith Davis he the said Richardson paying yearly the proffits of his labour to the support of my Daughter Anne Davis and after the decease of the aforesaid Grifith my will is the said Negro be delivered to my said daughter Anne Davis and her heirs for ever. ...to my Granddaughter Mary Ray one Nego Girl named Rachel one Cow and Calf one yearling and one Bed and furniture... the remaining part of my Estate to be Equally divided between my children living... I appoint my son John Beusey whole and sole exer of this my last will and testament..." This was witnessed by Henry (H) Smith, Daniel (B) Beusey and James (R) Ray [all by mark as noted] [Wills vol. 24 page 234-235]
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Whipps, John, Calvert Co.,10th Dec., 1716; 26th Dec., 1716.
To wife Eliza:, 1/3 part of dwelling plantation ----, and 1/3 of personal estate.
To child. Abigail Evans, Jane Jones, Sarah Buacy, Susannah Stanford and Jno. Whipps, Jr., 20s. each.
To dau. Eliza:, when of age, 20s.
Son John afsd., ex. and residuary legatee.
Test: Mary Chew, Henry Johnson, Win. Preston.14. 172.
Note: In absence of son John, friends Thomas Smith and Samuel Griffith are appointed to execute will.
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John Whipps 39C.113 A BA £190.19.0 £80.0.1 Dec 14 1717
of Calvert County.
Received from: William Graves.
Payments to: Richard Hall, Henry Johnson, George Spencer, William Fisher, Joseph Smith, Elisabeth Whipps.
Legatees: Sarah Busey, Susannah Standfort, Abigail Evans, Morgan Jones.
Executor: John Whipps
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1682 - 1745 (> 63 years)