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STEWART, DANIEL, Charles Co. 3 Mar, 1766
11 Jun, 1766
To son James Steward part of tract: called "Daniels Conclusion"
beginning at the original beginning of "Daniels Delight" also furniture.
To son Roby Steward, remaining tract called "Daniel's Conclusion,"
To granddau. Edith Steward, dau. of William Steward's, cow and calf, pot and pan.
To children hereafter mentioned, Thomas Steward, James Steward, William Steward, Roby Steward, Anne Young, Sarah Hamilton, Charity McGraw and Rebeckah McDaniel, remaining part of my estate.
Whereas Mary my wife did while she was a widow and when a treaty of marriage was had between us, to wit on 16 Jan 1748/9, enter into a bond relative thereunto payable to Robey Seward In the sum of 50 lbs sterling to which I refer my ex.
Sons James Steward and Roby Steward, exs.
Wit; Thomas Roby, Senr., Roby Wornall, Alexander Roby. 34, 133
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Charles County Maryland Land Record Liber Z#2, 1744-1753; Page 452.
At the request of Roby Stewart, the following instrument of writing was recorded on Feb 12, 1750[/1].
I, Mary Wilson of CC, bind myself to Roby Stewart of CC in the just sum of 50 £sterling money of GB this Jan 16, 1748/9, to warrant that Mary adheres to the following marriage agreement between her Daniel Stewart: if Mary Wilson survives Daniel Stewart, Mary is to abide by Daniel's will and testament, otherwise to be content with the third of one plantation and to release her dowry of any other plantation, and to have the third part of all his personal estate excepting what Negroes Daniel dies possessed of, which Negroes Mary obliges herself to release. Signed - Mary (X her mark) Wilson. Wit - Robt Middleton, Tho: (I his mark) Roby.
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Charles County Land Record Book O#3, 1765-1770; Page 469. Jun 24, 1768 from James Stewart (Steward) and Robey Stewart (Steward) of CC, planters, to Samuel Hanson of CC, merchant, for 15,352 lbs of crop tobacco and for divers other good causes, part of a tract of land in CC called Daniels Conclusion, bounded by a bounded white oak originally the beginning of Daniels Delight, thence to where Jacob Latimer's part of sd tract begins, containing about 218 acres. Signed - James (1 his mark) Stewart, Robey (+ his mark) Stewart. Wit - Jos. H. Harrison*, Geo: Lee*. Elizabeth and Ann, the wives of sd James Steward and Robey Steward, relinquished their rights of dower. Recorded Sep 16, 1768.
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Charles County Land Record Book O#3, 1765-1770; Page 576. Bill of Sale. I, Robey Stewart of CC, planter, for 11 £8 shillings and 110 lbs of tobacco, have sold to Philip McCray of CC, in open market, 1 black draft horse called nego [sic], and 2 cows and yearlings- Signed Jun 17, 1769 - Robey Stewart_ Wit - Alexr Roby, Thos McCray. Recorded Jun 20, 1769.
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Port Tobacco: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 396-123: DANIELS DELIGHT: 100 acres; Possession of - 100 Acres - None: : Surveyed (no date) for Daniel Stuart near the head of Port Tobacco Branch and near the land of Alexander Hamilton beginning at a bounded White Oak standing on the plains on the North side of the said branch: Other Tracts Mentioned: DANIELS CONCLUSION; ; ; Conveyance notes - {mm Note; not identified to a specific Hundred. Location identified by watercourse or nearby tract.}, Resurveyed into Daniels Conclusion folio 452,
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Port Tobacco: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 452-505: DANIELS CONCLUSION: 348 acres; Possession of - 348 Acres - Stewart, Daniel : Composed of two tracts, viz, DANIELS CONCLUSION ADDITION and DANIELS DELIGHT, Rescurveyed for Daniel Stewart, 30 Nov 1744, beginning at a bounded white oak standing on the plain on the North side of Port Tobacco branch, patented 4 Jan 1744: Conveyance notes - {mm Note; not identified to a specific Hundred. Location identified by watercourse or nearby tract.}, 130 Acres - Jacob Latimore from Daniel Howard; 19 Feb 1746
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Charles County MD Will Book 1777-1780; Page 8. Walter Coombs' Account. May 22, 1777. The account of Thomas Wharton Coombs, administrator of Walter Coombs. Mentions money received of: Bennet Hambleton, Issaac Stewart, William Coombs. Total: 153 £15 shillings 4 pence.
Disbursements include payments to: Thomas Turner; William Stone; William Coombs; Anne Stewart, part of a legacy left her by the will of Elizabeth Coombs, in the hands of this deceased; Jno Glasford and Company at Portobacco & bond dated Oct 12, 1774; Richard Slater; Joseph Marbury; Samuel Hanson per bond dated Jan 4, 1775; goods due to Brown and Company; money due Miles and Smith; Zachariah Wade; Sarah Hambleton; Mary Casey; Thomas Melchesideck Green; Joshua Atcheson; Anne Hambleton, part of a legacy left her by the will of Elizabeth Coombs, in the hands of this deceased; William Hanson for levies due; Deputy Commissary's tees of Danl Jenifer. Balance accountable: 57 £11 shillings 8 pence.
Final Account: 153 £15 shillings 4 pence.
Securities: Thomas Milchesideck Green and Leonard Hambleton of CC.
Representatives: the accountant, Joseph Coombs, William, Francis Ignatius, brothers to the deceased; Mary Anne Hambleton, wife of James Hambleton; Anne Stewart, widow of Roby Stewart, sisters; and Anne Coombs, an infant daughter of Thomas Coombs, another brother, now dead. On May 22, 1777, Thomas Wharton Coombs made oath that the afd account is just.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1726 - Bef 1777 (~ 50 years)