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Charles County, Maryland Land Records 1808-1810; Liber IB-8 {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 406.
At the request of Joshua Mudd the following Deed was recorded February 13, 1810
Indenture made September 8 1809; Josias Fendall Beall and Ann Fendall Beall of Prince George's County, Maryland and James A. Beall of Montgomery County, Maryland in consideration of $1000 paid by Joshua Mudd of Charles County have sold part of a tract called "Prickly" which Josias Beall late of Prince George's County, Maryland died possessed of. Signed Josias F. Beall, Ann F. Beall, James A. Beall in the presence of and acknowledged before William Marshall, Basil Bowling
September 8 1809; Eleanor Beall wife of James A. Beall relinquished her right of dower
Certified by John Read Magruder Jr., Clerk of Prince George's County, Maryland Court. .
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Charles County, Maryland Land Records 1808-1810; Liber IB-8 {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 409.
At the request of Joshua Mudd the following Deed was recorded February 13, 1810
Indenture made September 8 1809; Josias F. Beall and Ann F. Beall of Prince George's County, Maryland and James A. Beall of Montgomery County, Maryland in consideration of $10 paid by Ann E. Higdon wife of John S. Higdon of Prince George's County, Maryland have sold a tract called "Smallwood's Addition" lying in Charles County which Josias Beall late of Prince George's County, Maryland died possessed of. Signed Josias F. Beall, Ann F. Beall, James A. Beall in the presence of and acknowledged before William Marshall, Basil Bowling
September 8 1809; Eleanor Beall wife of James A. Beall relinquished her right of dower
Certified by John Read Magruder Jr., Clerk of Prince George's County, Maryland Court.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
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