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DONALDSON, ELIZABETH, St. Mary's County, 14 Dec 1753;
To my grandson John Donaldson Debuts, Negro boy called Sam, Negro gjrl patt, Negro wench Jenny, Negro boy Jimmey, 1/2 of all my estate exclusive of my other Negroes hereafter named, If he should died then to my daus Elizabeth Barber and Magdalin Cook and my granddaus Sarah Stodart dau. of Thomas Stodart and Jennet his wife and Elizabeth Stodaret dau. of Benjamjn Stodart and Sabina his wife.
To my grand daus Sarah Stodart and Elizabeth Stoart, daus of Thomas and Jinnet his wife and grandson Richard Donaldson Cook my Negro boy called Addam and Negro wench Lucy and Negro wench Rachel and other estate. Dau. Elizabeth Barber, extx.
Wit: William Harrison, Notlar Loyde, 30.171
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1748-1752 Frederick County MD Land Records {Patricia Abelard Andersen}
pg. 33-35. John Clagett Junr., planter, recorded 9 May 1749, made same date between Thomas Stoddert ofFC,
planter, for 5250 pounds of merchantable tobacco, part oftract called "Prichetts Purchase," M&B given, part sold
Thomas Stoddert by John Pritchett, containing 32-1/2 acres; signed Thos Stoddert, before Thos Prather, Geo
Gordon. Thomas Stoddert ack. and also Janett, wife of Thomas Stoddert examined apart released dower.
Receipt, and alienation fine of 1shilling 3 pence paid.
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1752-1756 Frederick County MD Land Records {Patricia Abelard Andersen}
711-713. Rev. Samuel Hunter recorded 28 April 1755, made same date between Thomas Stoddert, for 2000 Ibs. tob., grants tract called "Hog Park," standing near a glade that leads into John Silver's spring branch, about half a mile from Monocacy, M&B for 43 acres; signed Thomas Stoddert, before Thos Beatty, Jos Wood. Janet wife of the said Thomas Stoddert, examined apart released dower right. Receipt. AF paid.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1716 - Aft 1755 (~ 40 years)