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- David Beall & Josias Jr. Beall sign Oath of Fidelity ]March 1778
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Prince George's County, St. John's and Prince George Parishes Maryland State Census 1776
Ninian Beall, Sr., 80:s 27: 2
Catherine Beall, 30: 36: 4
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PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, MARYLAND WILLS; Liber TT; 1813-1817
Folio 212 DAVID BEALL 10/16/1815, 10/15/1817
"being in perfect health of body ..."
Bequeaths to:
1. Helen Beall --daughter
Archibald Beall --son
-to have during their single lives to have a home and should either die or marry, then the testator's plantation to be sold
-Archibald to have Negro woman "Mary"
-Helen to have Negro girl "Becky"
-Archibald to have the testator's best bed and furn., 1 cow and calf and the testator's black mare
-Hellen to have 2nd best bed and furn.,
2. Lucy Selby
Leven (?) Beall
Sarah Pope
Harriet Igleheart
Children of Jacob Igleheart
David Beall --son
Theophilus Beall --son
-should both of testator's above named children marry and the plantation be sold, then the money from the sale ofthe plantation to be divided among them and Archibald and Helen
-residue of the personal estate to be sold and the money divided among them and testator's son Archibald and daughter Helen.
-David to have Negro boy "Moses"
-Theophilus Beall to have Negro boy "Jarrad"
3. Caroline Pope --granddaughter
-to have Negro girl "Mary" on the condition her father pay a debt
the testator now has and should he refuse then "Mary" to be sold and
the money applied to the debt.
4. Nathaniel Pope --son-in-law
-named executor of the will
Witnesses: James Veitch
George Page
Oliver Barron
Then came: Oliver Barron and George Page
Note: the testator signed the will in his own hand
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PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, MARYLAND WILLS; Liber T No. #1; 1784-1789;
Folio 192 NINIAN BEALL 04/21/1784 05/22/1784
"being weak of Body - - ."
Bequeaths to:
I. Ann Beall --wife
-to have 180 acres of land being part of a tract or parcel called "Wadham's Neglect"
-to have all of the persona] estate for her natural life and after her decease to be sold -named executrix along w/ testator's son George
2. Horatio Beall --son
Elizabeth Beall --daughter
George Beall --son
Ninian Beall --son Cavey Beall
-after widow's decease all estate both real and personal to be sold and the money from the sale to be divided among testator's children
Witnesses: John Brown
Anthony Page David Beall
Then came: Anthony Page and David Beall
Note: the testator signed the will in his own hand
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PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, MARYLAND WILLS; Liber T No. #1; 1778-1783
NINIAN BEALL, gent. 08/22/1780 08/29/1780
"being weak of Body ..."
Bequeaths to:
I. Catherine Beall --daughter
-to have 100 pounds current money
-to have testator's desk
2. Lilla (?) Brown -granddaughter
-to have 100 pounds common currency
-to have the bed and furn. which stand in the old room and all things there unto
-to divide all the remainder of the household furniture with testator's daughter Catherine
3. David Beall --grandson
-to have 50 pounds common currency
4. Harriet Beall --granddaughter
-to have 50 pounds common currency
5. Priscilla Beall --granddaughter
Rachel Beall--granddaughter
Farissa Beall --granddaughter
-to have the sum of 100 pounds common currency to be divided among them equally
6. Anne Mullikin --granddaughter
-to have I round table and to have 2 flag-bottom chairs
-to have the bed and bedstead which stand in the room by the desk
-to have 3 silver tea spoons
9. Mary Price --daughter
-to have I flag-bottom chair
10. Richard Beall --son
-to have I arm chair and 2 flag-bottom chairs
-named executor of the will
9. Zachariah Brown --son-in-law
-to have 2 hogs
-to have all of testator's wearing apparel
10. John Beall --grandson
Alexander Barrot --grandson
-to have 1 small bull to be sold and the money to be divided equally between them
11. Methodist Preacher
-testator's cow and calf to be sold to the highest bidder and the money from the sale
to be given to the Methodist Preacher
12. James Beall --son
-to have the sum of 5 shillings and no more of the estate
13. Ninian Beall --son
-to have the sum of 5 shillings and no more of the estate
14. Thomas Beall --son
-to have 5 shillings and no more of the estate
15. Heirs of Benjamin Beall --testator's son
-to have the sum of 5 shillings and no more of the estate
16. Elizabeth Barrot --daughter
-to have the sum of 5 shillings and no more of the estate
17. Ellinor Brown --daughter
-to have the sum of 5 shillings and no more of the estate
18. Martha Nicholls --daughter
-to have the sum of 5 shillings and no more of the estate
19. Margery Brown --daughter
-to have the sum of 5 shillings and no more of the estate
Witnesses: John Brown, George Frazer (mark), Josiah Gordon
Then came: the three above named subscribers to the will
Note: the testator signed the will in his own hand
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PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, MARYLAND WILLS; Liber T No. #1; 1778-1783
Folio 144 NINIAN BEALL, Jr. 07/15/1781 09/22/1781
"being weak of Body ..."
Bequeaths to:
1. Ninian Beal--son
-to have the 180 acres of land being the plantation whereon he now lives called "Uncle's Good Will" and to be laid out contiguous to the said plantation he now lives on.
-to have a small corner of land called "Waddams Neglect" laying and adjoining the tract "Uncle's Good Will"
2. Thomas Beall --son
-Ninian to pay him the sum of 10 pounds as condition for taking the small corner of land
3. Andrew Beall --son
Zadock Beall --son
-to have the dwelling plantation whereon testator now lives and all the adjoining land as far as the great road that leads to Bladensburgh
-to have the remainder of the tract "Waddam's Neglect" and the above to he divided equally between them
-after widow's decease to have all the personal estate testator is possessed of--to have with condition
-named executors of the will
6. John Beall --son
-to have 11 acres of land whereon his house now stands that he lives in
7. Nathan Beall --son
Aaron Beall --son
-to have all the remainder of testator's and on the other side of the road that leads to Bladensburgh whereon William Turner now lives and to be divided equally between them on the condition that they pay testator's son Thomas the sum of 10 pounds real money
9. Catherine Beall --wife
-to have all the personal estate for her natural life
10. Catherine Beall --daughter
-Adam and Zadock to pay her the sum of 50 pounds real money as condition for receiving the personal estate at widow's decease
11. Lucresa Beall --daughter
-Adam and Zadock to pay her the sum of 50 pounds real money as condition for receiving the personal estate
12. Leathe Beall --daughter
-to have the sum of 50 pounds real money to be paid to her by Adam and Zadock when she arrives at age 16 or on day of her marriage
10. Elizabeth Brown --daughter
-to have the sum of 5 shillings sterling and no more of the estate
Witnesses: Jonah Gordon, David Beall, William Turner (mark)
Then came: David Beall and William Turner
Note: the testator signed the will in his own hand
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Prince George's County MD Will Book Liber T No. #1
1797-1803; Folio 395 JOHN BEALL, planter 04/12/1797 06/13/1797
"being sick and weak of Body , ,"
Bequeaths to:
l. Eleanor Beall --wife
-to have the entire estate both real and personal during her natural life for the support and maintenance of testator's ehildren who are not yet grown up and to do so until they come of age or marry --"they behaving themselves dutifully to her and rendering her all reasonable services."
-named executrix of the will
2. Theodore Beall --son
George Beall --son
Brooke Beall --son
-alter widow's decease to have the whole of the estate both real and personal to be divided among them
3. Naomi Beall --daughter
Alley Beall --daughter
Elizabeth Beal[--daughter
Terrace Beall --daughter
--to have each the sum of 25 pounds w/ testator's sons to pay 15 pounds of the sum Witnesses: David Beall
William Mullican
Thomas Hewett
Then came: David Beall
Note: the testator signed the will in his own hand
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1774-1780 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber CC 2 [Abstract by Mike Marshall]; Page 335. At the request of David Beall the following Deed was recorded March 26, 1777
Indenture made February 4, 1777; whereas Thomas Butt did on October 24, 1770 convey unto Richard Henderson all that tract of land conveyed to the said Thomas Butt by Jeremiah Belt, Jr. being part of a tract called "Arthur's Seat Enlarged" containing 103 acres as by Liber AA No. 2, folio 196 and whereas Richard Henderson, merchant did execute a deference in the following words; Thomas Butt having by deed of bargain and sale conveyed to me this day 103 acres of land being part of a tract called Arthur's Seat Enlarged for the consideration of 79 pounds 4 shillings current money and also the costs of the deed in other just claims which either John Glassford, Esq. my constituent or myself may hereafter have against Thomas Butt with legal interest on the same. Witness my hand and seal this October 24, 1770, Richard Henderson and whereas in the year 1773 Thomas Butt contracted with David Beall to sell him the land for the sum of 196 pounds common currency and afterwards the said Thomas Butt in the presence of two witnesses, John Rogers and Thomas Gordon, Jr. signed the following writing, December 8, 1773, I have received from Richard Henderson in money 77 pounds 4 shillings and 9 pence and my death to him is 118 pounds 15 shillings and 3 pence being 196 pounds in full of my contract with David Beall for my land which the said Henderson is to convey to the said Beall. Now this indenture witnesseth that Richard Henderson in consideration of what is aforesaid and also in consideration of 5 shillings has sold unto David Beall the aforesaid tract of land conveyed to him by the said Richard Henderson by Thomas Butt. Signed Richard Henderson in the presence of and acknowledged before Joshua Beall, Christopher Lowndes and at the same time Sarah Henderson wife of Richard Henderson relinquished her right of dower
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1750 - 1817 (67 years)