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DENT, ANN, Charles Co. 4 May, 1764 20 Jun, 1764
To dau. Elizabeth Harrison, clothes.
To dau. Mary A. Cox, clothes.
To dau. Anne Ireland, Mulatto Tom, horses, stock.
To son George Dent, still, candlestands, other.
To Eleanor McPharling, Negro wench, Moll, during her life and at her decease to her son Herbert Blackiston.
To dau. Margaret Greenfield, Negzo man Dick.
To son John Dent, Negro man, Carpenter, and other.
To dau. Sarah Dent, negro girl, Sarah, horses, furniture.
To dau. Rebecca Marshall, Negro wench Cate that works in the house, clothing.
To dau. Letty Stoddert, Negro man, Phill, cattle, clothing.
To granddau. Anne Herbert Dent, Negro boy James son of Tom and Cate, furniture.
To grandson William Herbert Ireland, Negro boy, Phill, furniture, mare.
To granddau. Anne Dent, furniture.
To granddau. Anne Alexander, dishes.
To grandson Harbert Blackiston, silver cans.
To granddau. Anne Marshall, lesser silver cans.
To granddau. Anne Stoddert, tablespoons.
Residue of estate to son John Dent, ex.
Wits Joseph Thompson. 32. 161
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Charles County Maryland Land Record Liber Z#2, 1744-1753; Page 465. At the request of John Dent, the following deed was recorded on Mar 26, 1751.
We, George Dent and Ann Dent of CC, for the natural love which we have for our son, John Dent of CC, and for 5 shillings sterling, we give John 2 tracts of land lying formerly in Prince Georges County but since part of that County by a late Act of Assembly has been annexed to CC. Sd lands appear to lie in CC, the one called Clarks Inheritance, the other Clarks Purchase, said to contain 500 acres each. To have and to hold after the death of either of us, George or Ann, Clarks Inheritance, except such small part thereof as is cleared and occupied by Stephen Lomax, a tenant now living thereon. And after the death of each of us, George and Ann, sd John Dent to enjoy the other tract called Clarks Purchase. If, however, sd John Dent shall die before he is possessed of sd lands, or being so possessed should die without lawful issue and without disposing of the lands by his will or otherwise, then we, George and Ann, in consideration of the natural love which we have for our daughters, Elizabeth, the wife of William Pen, Sarah; Rebeccah, and Liley [Letey?] Dent, do give them the 2 tracts, and if a daughter dies without issue, the survivors to enjoy the whole, and in case they all die without issue, we give the 2 tracts to the right heirs of us. Signed Feb 23, 1750[/1] - Geo Dent, Ann Dent. wit - Robt Yates, Arthur
Lee. Afd Ann, the wife of George Dent, relinquished her right in the lands within mentioned. {The deed was examined and corrected by the original deed on Nov 23, 1773 by the Commissioner appointed for that purpose by Richd Fendall, Clk}
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Charles County, Maryland Land Records 1813-1814; Liber IB-10 {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 356. At the request of John H. Manning the following Deed was recorded December 4, 1813
Indenture made August 26, 1813; Peter DeJean and Letty DeJean of Prince George's County, Maryland in consideration of $612 paid by John H. Manning has sold part of a tract called "Laurel Branch" lately possessed by Sarah Dent deceased containing 153 acres being in Charles County and through which the public road leading from Piscataway to Port Tobacco passes and which Sarah Dent held by virtue of her fathers will the late Col. George Dent of Charles County and which land by virtue of said will and the decease of Sarah Dent has lately passed unto her Letty Dent now Letty DeJean. Whereas a deed was given for the land and premises herein mentioned on March 13, 1812 and filed to be recorded in the office of Charles County on August 27, 1812 this deed is therefore give and for the better security of said lands and premises only. Signed Peter DeJean, Letty DeJean in the presence of and acknowledged before William Marshall, William H. Clagett JP's of Prince George's County, Maryland and if the same time Letty DeJean wife of Peter DeJean relinquished her right of dower
Certified by John Read Magruder Jr., Clerk of Prince George's County, Maryland Court.
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Port Tobacco: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 314-86: CLARKS INHERITANCE: 500 acres; Possession of - 500 Acres - Herbert, William: : Surveyed 3 June 1663 for Ralph Clarke on the North side of the main fresh run at the head of Mattawoman creek called Nateing.: Conveyance notes - 500 Acres - Philip Lynes from John Godson; 15 May 1677, Charged in Prince Georges County,,
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1735 - Bef 1812 (< 76 years)