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PACE {sic Pearce}, John, St. Mary's Co. 23 Mar, 1746; 11 May, 1747
To son JONATHAN, dau MILDRED, slave Jack.
To son JONATHAN, fiddle, gun and pair of money scales, other personalty.
To make their unkle Benjamin Williams guaridan over my two children, Jonathan and Mildred.
To wife ANN PERCE and my two youngest children, 3 Negroes, Ben, Frank and Sarah.
To son STEPHEN, 3 years schooling.
To wife and my four children, rest of my estate.
Wife and Benjamin Williams, exs.
Wit: James Egerton, James Granan, James FitzJefferys. 25. 92
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John Pearce 31.61 A SM £234.8.3 Aug 26 1751
Sureties: James Egerton, James Bowin.
Received from: William Hebb, William Locker, William Hughlett.
Payments to: Henry Raley, John Bond for Charles Carroll, Esq., John Guyther, Capt. Robert Chesley, John Tenison, George Aisquith, Thomas Pearce.
Distribution to: widow (unnamed, 1/3). Residue to (orphans): Mildred Pearce (aged 14), John Pearce (aged 12), Susannah Pearce (aged 6), Stephen Pearce (now dead, his portion to be divided between his mother (unnamed) & above orphans).
Executrix: Ann Pearce now wife of James Compton, Benjamin Williams.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1747 - Bef 1751 (< 4 years)