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John Noble 39B.68 I SM £30.3.0 Apr 30 1717
Appraisers: Francis Hopewell, Gilbert Mokey.
Creditors: John Sinnott, John Thorne.
Next of kin: Ann Noble.
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John Noble, Sr, 18,140 A [SM] #810 Dec 26 1698
Payments to: Mr, William Husband.
Administrator/Executor; John Noble, Jr.
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John Noble 3.94 A SM £30.3.0 £12.5.1 Jun 13 1720
Payments to: John Carmichell, Mr. John Sennot, Mr. William Swails, Henn. Laurancess, Joseph Taylor, Thomas Waughop, Esq. Bladen, Col. Asquith, John Baker.
Administratrix: Ann Fisher, wife of Pattrick Fisher.
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Enloes, Edward, St Mary's County, 21st Apr., 1711; 14th June, 1711.
To niece Henrietta Mariah Noble and hrs., dau. of brother John Noble and sister Jane, his wife, dwelling plantation, "Susquehannah Point" and "The Addition."
To John Noble and hrs., son of afsd. John and Jane, 400 A., "Enloes Hope," also "Enloes Lott" in Dorchester Co.
To John and Jane Noble afsd., personalty.
To servant, Robert Potter, personalty.
Ex.: Barnaby Anctill.
Test: John Lewis, Anne Lewis, Henry Horn, 13.216
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Thomas Perce 29.70 A SM £17.13.6 £3.16.0 Dec 7 1708
Payments to: Col. Contee, Col. Henry Lowe.
Administratrix: Jane Noble, wife of John Noble.
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Edward Edloe 33A.224 A SM £80.8.0 £57.13.9 Jun 2 1712
Payments to: Mr. Bowles, Mrs. Barbara Guyther, Mr. Charles Vansweringen, Mr. Butler, Thomas Fenwick, Martha Wellman, John Seager, Richard Shirlay, John Grant (administrator of George Higgins), John Grant, Phill. Cox, Benjamin Brett, Thomas Campbell, Dorathy Batson, Owen Smithson, Anne Peack, John Fell, Mr. William Herbert, Gilbert Turberville due to Col. Henry Low, Daniell Reddish, Samuel Grasty per Mr. Turberville, Edward Horn.
Legatees: John Noble.
Executor: Barnaby Anctell
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Edward Edloe 38B.69 A SM £8.2.9 Mar 1 1716/17
Payments to: Secretary Lloyd, Mr. Llewellin, Mr. Cheseldyne & Mr. Henry Lowe, Esq. Bladen for attorney's fees against John Noble, Mr. Henry Lowe.
Executor: Barnaby Anctill.
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1726-1730 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber M, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 257
Enrolled at request of John Bradford 10 Feb 1727:
Indenture, 12 Jun 1727; Between William Maria Farthing of St. Mary's County, innholder, and John Bradford, s/o John Bradford, dec'd, Gent.; for £30; a parcel of land about 20 miles higher than the falls of the Potomac, bordering the Potomac, called Sugar Sands; bounded by Brightwells Hunting Quarter; parcel originally granted Edward Edloe of St. Mary's Co. called Edloe's Adventure containing 300 acres; devised to John Noble, Jr. of St. Mary's Co.; then to John's sister Mary Noble who died without issue and intestate; then to William Spinke of St. Mary's County, planter, being 1st cousin and heir by the father's side; from him, with consent of his wife, to Farthing; /s/ Wm. Maria Farthing; wit. John Baker, Jr., Wm. Cavenaugh; 17 Jun 1727 ack. by Wm. Maria Farthing and Anne his wife; wit. Robert Hutchins, Thomas Tolley; Thomas Aisquith and John Leigh certified as Justices of St. Mary's Co-
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1671 - 1717 (> 46 years)