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Mr. Thomas Reynolds 29.153 -- £14.6.9 Sep 6 1743 Jun 13 1744
Appraisers: John Reynolds, John Chalmers.
Creditors: Charles Carroll.
mentions: Thomas Reynolds, Maccubbin Reynolds.
Administratrix: Elisabeth Reynolds.
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St. Anne's Parish, Anne Arundel County, Maryland
Thomas Reynolds and Sarah Griffith m. 30 Nov 1699.
Thomas Reynolds and Sarah parents of Maccubin Reynolds son b. 13 May 1707; Sarah Reynolds dau b. 9 Jun 1710.
Thomas Reynolds and Sarah parents of Levina Reynolds dau b. 31 Jan 1700 at 11 a.m.; Thomas Reynolds son b. 25 Jan 1703 about 3 a.m.
Sarah Reynolds (wife of Thomas) d. 22 April 1716.
Thomas Reynolds of Robert late of county Fermanagh bur. 24 Jul 1719
Robert Reynolds and Catherine Buckley m. 1 Feb 1720.
Thomas Reynolds Jr. and Elisabeth --- m. 8 Jul 1722.
Thomas Reynolds Jr. and Elisabeth parents of Leah Reynolds dau b. 4 May 1725.
William Reynolds and Deborah Syng (widow) m. 1 Dec 1739.
William Reynolds and Deborah parents of John Reynolds son b. 3 Sep 1740.
William Reynolds and Deborah parents of Thomas Reynolds son b. 4 Feb 1741.
William Reynolds and Deborah parents of Robert Reynolds son b. 30 Aug 1743.
William Reynolds and Deborah parents of Joseph Reynolds son b. 22 Feb 1744/5 and bapt. 25 Feb 1744/5.
William Reynolds and Deborah parents of William Reynolds son b. 20 Apr 1746 and bapt. 18 May 1746.
Robert Reynolds (of William) and Mary Wright (of Benjamin) m. 8 Sep 1763.
Robert Reynolds and Mary parents of Deborah Reynolds dau b. 22 Sep 1764.
Robert Reynolds and Mary parents of Elizabeth Reynolds dau b. 26 Jun 1767.
Robert Reynolds and Mary parents of William Reynolds son b. 18 Jun 1769
James Reynolds and Rebecca parents of John Reynolds son b. Jan 1743.
James Reynolds and Rebecca parents of James Reynolds son b. 24 Mar 1744/5 and bapt.
James Reynolds and Rebecca parents of Elizabeth Reynolds dau b. 14 Feb 1747.
William son of John Reynolds and Jane his wife b 9 Oct 1737.
John Inch and Jane Reynolds m. 6 Jul 1745.
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Maurrice Baker 21.392 A AA £58.3.0 #11531 Jul 2 1702
The amount of the inventory also included #1524.
Payments to: Lawrence Agar, Mr. Benjamin Halley (merchant) paid to Mr. John Hammond, Dr. William Jones, Capt. John Dorsey, John Israel per Charles Breband for Scot & Co., Mr. Henry Maynard, Margret Gage, Mrs. Sarah Garfall, Abraham Roach, Peter Paggen & Co., Mr. Roger Newman due to Mr. Dean Cock & Co., Thomas Brook, Esq., Mr. William Green, Mr. Thomas Reynolds, Mr. Samuel Norwood, Mr. Michael Yoakly, Maurice Baker paid to William Taylard, William Macarty, Phillip Jones, Richard Sorrell, Abraham Childs.
Executrix: Elisabeth Baker.
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Abell Brown (gentleman) 23.157 I AA £381.15.11 Sep 7 1702
The amount of the inventory also included #13577.
Appraisers: James Lewis, Robert Ward.
List of debts: Thomas Reynolds, John Selman, Richard Clark, John Jacob, Thomas Stimpson, Mark Richardson, John Duvall, Robert Kirkland, Ferdinando Battye, Mathew Hawkins, Matt. Clark, Seth Biggs, Solomon Sparrow, William Symmons, William DeRumple for his "prodawsso" John Sellars, James Ford, Jos. Hanslapp, Richard Thornbury, Walter Emerton, Jos. Hanslapp for Richard Tull, Edward Cox.
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John Norwood 22.40 A AA £48.1.6 £78.1.6 Oct 1 1702
Payments to: Lawrence Gary, Mr. Richard Everett, Mr. Robert Quarry, Mary Wilden, Mr. Roger Newaman, Mr. William Bladen, Mr. Amos Garret, Mr. Charles Carroll, Mr. John Howard per Capt. Anthony Stratton, Mr. Cornelius Howard, Mr. Thomas Reynolds, William Taylard, Humphrey Lewis.
Executrix: Mrs. Sarah Petticoate (late Sarah Norwood).
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Christopher Gregory 23.82 A AA Oct 9 1702
Received from: Mr. Hunt, Thomas Reynolds, William Holland, Nicholas Sporne. Payments to: John Dowdall, Col. Whittington, John Taylar, Charles Killburne attorney for Thomas Britton, Samuel Young.
Executor: Mr. William Dent.
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Thomas Lawrence, Esq. 23.77 A £93.5.12 Oct 10 1702
A second inventory was cited in the amount of £1.16.8.
Received from: Elias King, Mr. James Heath, Capt. John West, Robert Grundy, Gerrard Fowk, William Barton, James Maxwell, Rebeckah Low for John Low bill on ------ Sharpless, Capt. John Carvill, Edmund Howard, Thomas Reynolds, Maj. Cornish, Maj. Maxwell, Robert Fenley for Sir Thomas Lawrence, Capt. Thomas Blake, James Hays, Thomas Reynolds, Vincent Hemsley, Jacob Lookerman, Gabriel Burnham, John Marriott, Col. Darnall.
Payments to: Mr. John Freeman, W. Bladen, Jacob Regnier, Amos Garrett, Mr. Edward Topp, Joseph Hill paid to John Brannock, Charles Carroll, John Sudler, Mary Jeffe, Thomas Welsh, Richard Bennett, Evan Jones, Daniel Cannon, William Jeffreys, Mary Augor, Nicholas Humphreys, Lawrence Agar, Sir Thomas Lawrence, James Heath, Joseph Hill paid to Mary Jeffe, John Davies, G. Fowk, W, Taylard,
Legatees: Mr. John Freeman, William Dent.
Executor: William Dent.
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Thomas Blackwell 23.178 A #8404 #19063 May 8 1702
Payments to: Mr. Giles Wiggoner, John Dorsey, Dr. Robert Hooper, Mr. Lawrence Agar, Joseph Regnier, Mr. Robert Finley, Mr. Charles Carroll, Mrs. Sarah Worthington, Benjamin Williams, W. Taylard, Thomas Reynolds.
Administrator/Executor: Mr. Roger Newman.
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John Rells 20.123 I AA £94.10.8 May 21 1701
Servants mentioned: Henry Nicholson, Richard Locke, Katherine Cullins.
Appraisers: Thomas Reynolds, John Gadesby.
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John Rolls 23.118 A AA £94.10.8 #21468 Dec 21 1702
Payments to: Mr. Thomas Reynolds, Mr. John Israel, Mr. John Hammond, Mr. Halley per Mr. Hancox, orphans (unnamed) of James Crouch, W. Taylard, Mr. Edward Hancox.
Administrator: Philip Jones.
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Samuel Smith 23.85 A AA #8800 Dec 31 1702
Payments to: Michael Yoakley, Thomas Reynolds, Benjamin Hatley & Co., John Rattenbery, Henry Maynard, Jacob Guy, W. Taylard.
Executrix: Anne Smith.
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Richard Moss 23.15 A AA £143.4.7 £51.5.9 May 25 1703
Payments to: W. Taylard, Christopher Vernon, Mr. Jacob Regnier, Thomas Brooke, Esq., Ralph Moss, Stephen Burle, Thomas Cockey, factors of Joseph Rosewell, Mr. Charles Breband, John Hurst, Thomas Rogers, Peter Paggan & Co., Thomas Reynolds, Capt. John Hyde (merchant in London).
Legatees: Ralph Moss, wife (unnamed) of John Peasly.
Distribution to: widow (unnamed), 4 children (unnamed).
Executrix: Elisabeth Cockey, wife of Thomas Cockey.
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Otho Holland 23.176 A £23.6.8 £75.3.2 May 25 1703
The amount of the inventory also included #1670.
Received from: William Mitchell, George Ogg.
Payments to: Mr. Walter Cambell, Sir Thomas Lawrence, Thomas Reynolds, W. Taylard.
Administratrix: Mahitable Holland.
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Henry Sewall 22.74 A AA Nov 25 1702
Payments to: Mr. Robert Hooper, Capt. Dean Cock, Mr. Benjamin Healey & Co., Mr. Thomas Reynolds for use of Mr. Abell Browne, William Downes paid to John Farthing, Mr. Samuell Norwood for the children (unnamed), William Taylard. Legatees: wife (unnamed) of John Young, accountant.
Executor: James Sewell.
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John Norwood 23.24 A £7.12.0 May 7 1703
Payments to: Patrick Mahe (?) (servant), Mr. Charles Carroll, Thomas Reynolds. Administratrix: Mrs. Sarah Pettycoat (alias Sarah Norwood).
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Mr. Richard Boston 24.15 A AA £164.14.2 £17.6.8 Aug 11 1703
Payments to: Thomas Reynolds, John Peasly, Jonathon Neale, John Gattenberry for use of George Jackson, William Taylard.
Mentions: no orphans.
Administratrix: Elisabeth Boston.
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Honor Mariarte 24.42 A AA £297.1.3 £131.7.9 Aug 18 1703
Payments to: Dr. Moore, William Elphingstone, Thomas Reynolds, James Person, Rachell Lawrence paid to Benjamin Lawrence, William Taylard.
Legatees: Mrs. (Rachell) Lawrence.
Executor: Daniell Marriarte.
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Stephen Hancox 24.182 A AA £65.19.6 £73.16.0 Sep 27 1703
Received from: Garett Topping, Job Evans, Elisabeth Croutch.
Payments to: Henry Maynard, Mr. Peter Pagen, John Rattenbury, Mr. Peter Pagen & Co., W. Taylard, Mrs. Rachell Killburne, William Anderson, Phillip Jones, Maj. Greenberry, Henry Hall, Roger Newman, Thomas Bland, Sarah Perfect, Thomas Reynolds, Henry Hill, MM Hatley & Neltheny.
Administratrix/Executrix: Rebecca Hancox (alias Rebecca Aldridge).
Amos Woodward, Esq. 18.310 A AA £2671.0.0 £208.7.11 Jul 22 1741
A second inventory is cited in the amount of £50.10.0. The amount of the accounts also included £438.8.11 in gold, £288.3.3 in sterling, and #2246.
Received from: James Harris, William Houghton, Edward Hall, John Hall, Esq., Charles Ridgley, John Parish, Benjamin Hood, Edward Tilley, Thomas Hughes, Robert Shipley, Benjamin Stevens, Roger Mathews, Thomas Homewood, Benjamin Gardner, John Burley, widow Ridgley, Robert Boone, Peasley Ingram, John Aldridge, John Johnson (of South River), Nicholas Hammond, Bazil Dorsey, Thomas Reynolds, widow Hannah Johnson, Michael Malone, John Baldwin, Thomas John Hammond, Thomas Lusby, James Meeke, widow Mary Carroll, Thomas Reynolds, Jr., Henry Hill, William Ridgley, Peter Overard, Richard Davis, Emanuel Meriott, Joseph Meriott, Philip Hammond, Vachel Denton, Edward Gaither, Lawrence Garey, Charles Griffith, William Gambrell, Humphrey Hogan, Peter Hanks, Richard Fowler, Thomas Chapman, John Gibson, William Organ, John Maccubbin (son of William Maccubbin), Priscilla Gresham, Michael Macnemara, Susannah Murry, George Plater, Esq., Capt. John Davadge, Francess Smith, John Brice, Benjamin Fowler, George Thorpe, Rebecca Lawson, Mary Stewart, William Alexander, Peter Taylor, Thomas Thrackrell, Thomas Jobson, Ann Street, George Dashiel, Thomas Todd, John Brown, Rev. John Humphryes, Aaron Lynn, John Higginson, widow Elisabeth Beale, Griffith Beddoe, Capt. John Tunstall, John Ross, executor of Col. Young, William Stevens, Joseph Evett, Onorio Razolini, Samuel Pennell, widow Brooks, Richard Warfield, Jr., Joshua Yates, James Denune, Alexander Rhien, Visitors of the Free School, Dr. William Lock, Isit Groves, Edward Rumney, John Howard, Allan Farquar, Henry Trippe, Nicholas Maccubbin, John Rousby, Esq., Richard Snowden, Simon Duffe, Thomas Nevett, Daniel Carroll, Robert Perry, John Warfield, Samuel Stringger, Alexander Warfield (son of Richard Warfield), Thomas Woodward, Alexander Warfield (son of Alexander Warfield), Benjamin Warfield, Benjamin Howard, John Hanbury, executor of Rebecca Calvert, William Hunt for Capt. John Jones, William Peele, Pat. Creagh, Samuel Warfield, widow Elisabeth Coyle, Edmund Jenings, Daniel Dulany, William Cumming, John Beal, Capt. Walter Hoxton, John Moale, Richard Francis, Rebecca Calvert, Thomas Clarke, Province of Maryland, Samuel Minskie, Richard Tootle, Charles Hammond, Robert McLeod, Joseph Hayles, Richard Warfield, John Young, Alexander Warfield, Dr. Richard Hill, Levin Hill, John Reynolds, Rev. Richard Chase, Capt. Thomas Blackstone, Caleb Dorsey, John Smith, Humphrey Meredith, William Ghiselin, Samuel Lecount, Bazil Noel, Benjamin Tasker, Josiah Coleman, Samuel Ogle, Esq., Joseph Hill, Charles Carroll, Esq., Dr. Charles Carroll, William Roberts, Edmund Kelley, Capt. John West, executors of Samuel Chew, Zechariah Maccubbin, Edward Chambers, John Welch.
Payments to: William Hunt (merchant in London), John Carpenter, Walter Hoxton, John Moale, Richard French, Benjamin Tasker, Esq., Samuel Minskie, Richard Warfield, John Meeke, Humphrey Meredith, William Roberts, Elinor Meek, Thomas Woodward, William Wootton, Bazil Dorsey, Patrick Carmick, William Merriott, William Peele, Nicholas Hammond, administratrix of Amos Garrett, John Gibson, Josiah Coleman, Robert Gordon, John Thompson, Robert Boone, Richard Fowler, Joshua Yates, Jos. Hill, Patrick Creagh, John Hall, John Brice, Michael Macnamara, Henry Child, Richard Tootle, John Carpenter, Alexander Frazier, Phil. Finn, Robert McLeod, Onorio Razolini, William Reynolds, John McGarry, Dr. John Hamilton, Henry Hill, Abraham Childs, Joseph Evett, John Reynolds, Anne Walton, Richard Sayers, Zechariah Maccubbin, Robert Reynolds, MM John Sullen & Thomas Worthington, John Smith.
Administratrix: Achsah Fottrell, wife of Edward Fottrell (gentleman, of Baltimore County).
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John Ward 19.399 A AA £64.12.4 £14.7.4 May 21 1743
The amount of the accounts also included £3.7.10 in sterling.
Received from: Mr. John Hanbury (merchant in London).
Payments to: Thomas Worthington, John Worthington, Thomas Reynolds (now dead),
Jonathon Forward (merchant in London) paid to Esq. Darby Lux, Lord Baltimore
paid to Mr. Nicholas Maccubbin.
Mentions: 2 children (unnamed, dead).
Administratrix: Rebecca Yealdhall, wife of Gilbert Yealdhall.
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John Gale (taylor) 19.477 A AA £83.19.9 2165.9.4 Sep 17 1743
Received from: Thomas Bladen, Esq., John McCary, Mr. Richard Chase, Simon Duff,
Stephen Johnson, Edmond Jennings, Esq., Mrs. Munroe, Mr. Croxell, John
Thompson, James Flemming, Cornelius Broocksby, Peacock, Mr. John
Wilmott, Robert Davidge, Benjamin Tasker, Esq., George Hammond, Benjamin Wright, Mr. John Lomas, George Chalmers, John Phelps.
Payments to: John Alder, George Downey, Joshua Hopkinson, Mr. Onorio Razolini, John Ross, Esq., Mr. Thomas Gough, Richard Burke (accountant), Thomas Baldwin, Bridget Donaldson, Edward Hall, William Reynolds, Richard Tootell, John Tootell, Mrs. Sarah Grisham, John Reynolds, John Chalmers, Richard Goldsmith, Dr. Alexander Hamilton, Mr. Nicholas Maccubbin, Samuel Burman, Catherine Minekie, Thomas King, William Davison, George Chalmers, Mr. Mordecai Hammond, Magdalen Cummings, Cornelius Broocksby, Thomas Reynolds (dead) paid to Mr. Samuel Smith, John Brice, Esq., Mr. Macnemara, Daniel Dulany, Esq., John Thompson, Richard Burdus, Robert Davidge, Edward Dorsey.
Administrators: Mary Gale (widow), Richard Burke (merchant)
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Anne Arundel Gentry [Newman]; page 193
On February 25, 1702/3, as Colonel John Hammond, Gent., he bought of Thomas Reynolds, Gent., for £90 land on the south side of Christopher Hall's plantation in Swan Neck of 100 acres as conveyed to Edward Lloyd, late of the Severn, Gent., to Richard Horner, with improvements.
Sarah Reynolds waived all dower rights before Charles Hammond, Justice of the Peace.
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https://msa.maryland.gov/megafile/msa/speccol/sc2900/sc2908/000001/000697/html/am697--122.html
Provincial Court Land Records, 1724-1731, Volume 697, Page 122
To all Christian People to whom these Presents shall come
we Thomas Reynolds Senior and Elizabeth Reynolds of
Annarundell County send Greeting in our Lord God Everlasting
Know ye that we the said Thomas Reynolds and
Elizabeth Reynolds for and in consideration of the Love Good
will and Affiection which we have and do bear towards
our loving son Maccubin Reynolds of the County afd have
Given Granted and by these presents doe freely clearly and
absolutely Give and Agree ^Grant^ to the said Maccubin Reynolds
his heirs and assignes for ever one hundred Acres of Land
being part of a Tract Called Food Plenty Containing Eight
hundred and thirty Acres Lying in Ann Arundel County
According to Certificate of Survey Beginning ^at the beginning^ Trees of
the af.d Land being six bounded White Oakes standing
near a March of Ridgelys greate branch and Runing from
from the said Trees North sixty six Degrees forty five minuits
West one hundred forty three pearches then south five
Degrees East one hundred and fivety pches then South
Eighty six Degrees East one hundred and forty six pches
then with a streight Line to the Begining containing and now
laid out for one hundred Acers of Land more or less Likewise
one hundred ^thirty five^ Acres of Land being part of a Tract of Land Called
Thomas Lott containing two hundred and seaventy acres
the said Land Lying in Baltemore County according to the
Certificate of Survey beginning at the End of the sixth
Course of Thomas Reynolds Jun.r his part of this afd Tract the
said course being north sixty five Degrees West two hundred
forty three pearches thence Runing from the afd beginning
place north sixty five Degrees West one hundred and fifty
five pearches thence North Tenn Degrees West one hundred
and forty peches thence South seaventy five Degrees East
one hundred and Eighty six pearches to Intersect a Line of
Thomas Reynolds Junior his part thence w.th the s.d Thomas
is Line to the Beginning place containing and now laid out
for one hundred & thirty five acres more or less To have &
to hold the af.d Tracts of Land with all the appurtenances
thereunto belonging unto Maccubin Reynolds & his heirs
heirs & assigns for ever From hence forth as his proper Estate
of Inheritance for ever absolutely w.thout any manner
of condition and further Know ye that we the said Thomas
Reynolds and Elizabeth Reynolds have part put the af.d Maccubin
Reynolds into Peaceable Possion of the af.d Lands and Apurtinances
as af.d by Delivery of him at the Ensealing of these presents
one coined piece of silver called six pence in Wittness whereof
we have hereunto sett our hands and seale thin ninth day of
March in y.e Eleventh year of the Reign of our sovereign Lord
King George by the Grace of God of Greate Brittain &.r and in
the year of Our Lord God 1725
Signed Sealed and Delivered in psents of us Tho.s Reynolds seal
y.e word & assigns being first interlined betwixt her
Eliz.b E Reynolds
mark seal
the twenty sixth & twenty seventh lines
Sam.l Young
Sarah Chipehaes
On the back of y.e forgoing Deed was thus Indorsed Viz.t
March y.e 9 1725
Then came before me the subscriber Cheif Justices of his Lorships
prov.l Court of Maryland y.e w.thin named Thomas Reynolds Eliz.b
his wife acknowledged y.e w.thin Deed and the Lands therein mentioned
to be y.e Right of Maccubin Reynolds & his heirs for ever according
to Law The s.d Eliz.a being privately Examined out of the
hearing of her s.d Husband
Sam.l Young
Record March y.e 31 1725/6
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https://msa.maryland.gov/megafile/msa/speccol/sc2900/sc2908/000001/000697/html/am697--124.html
Provincial Court Land Records, 1724-1731, Volume 697, Page 124
To all Christian People to whom these Presents shall come we
Thomas Reynolds Senior and Eliz.a Reynolds of Ann Arundle
County send Greeting in our Lord God Everlasting Know ye
that we y.e said Thomas Reynolds and Elizabeth Reynolds for &
in consideration of the Love Good will and affection
which we have and doe bear Towards our Loving Son
Thomas Reynolds of the County af.d have Given & Granted
and by these Presents do freely clearly and absolutely Give
and Grant to the said Thomas Reynolds his heirs and assignes
for ever one hundred Acres of Land being part of a Tract of
called food plenty containing eigh hundred and thirty acres
Lying in Ann Arundell County According to the Certificate
of Survey Begining at the beginning Trees of the af.d Land
being six Bounded White Oakes standing near a Marsh
of Ridgelys great Branch and Runing from the said
Trees North sixty Nine Degrees East forty two pearches then
North seventy seaven Degrees West fourteen pearches then
North seventeen Degrees West sixty peches then North
forty four Degrees West seaventy six pearches then North
seaventeen Degrees West Thirty two pearches to Intersect
a Line of Sarah Reynolds part then w.thin the said Sarah's
given Line south seventy Two and a half west eighty seventy perches
to Intersect the line of Rebecca's and Turners part then with the said
Rebeccas and Turners Lines south five Degrees East Eighty Seven
perches then with a streight Line to the Beginning Trees
containing and now Laid out for one hundred acres
more or less Likewise one Hundred and thirty five Acres
more of Land being part of a Tract called Thomas Lott
containing Two hundred and Seventy Acres taken up
by Thomas Reynolds Senior of Ann Arundell County the s.d
Land Lying in Baltemore County according to the Certificate
of Survey Beginning att two Bounded Red Oaks
and two Bounded Chesnutts Trees being also the beginning
Trees of a Tract of Land belonging to Joshua and John
Dorsey called Brothers Partnership and Runing from
the afd Trees south East forty pearches thence south
Teen Degrees and a half West Eighty eight pearches thence
south forty pearches thence south south sixty four Degrees
East sixty one pearches thence south forty four Degrees East
sixty seaven pearches thence North ^sixty^ five Degrees West two
hundred forty three pearches thence North five Degrees East
one hundred and fifty five pearches thence w.th a streight
Line to the Beginning Trees Containing and now Laid out for
one hundred and thirty five acres more or less To have and
to hold the af.d Tract of Land w.th all the appurtinances
thereunto Belonging unto the said Thomas Reynolds and his heirs
and assignes for ever From henceforth as his proper Estate of
Inheritance for ever absolutely w.thout any manner of
condition and further Know ye that we the said Thomas
Reynolds Senior and Elizabeth Reynolds have put the af.d
Thomas Reynolds unto Peaseable Possesion of the af.d Lands and
Appurtinances as af.d by Delivery of him at the Ensealing of
these Presents one coined piece of silver called six pence in
Wittness whereof we have hearunto sett our hands and
seald this Ninth day of March in y.e Eleventh year of the Reign
of Our Sovereign Lord King Geoge by y.e Grace of God of Great
Brittain & in the year of Our Lord God 1725
signed sealed and deliverd in y.e psents of us Th.s Reynolds seal
Lands therein mentioned to be y.e Right of Thomas Reynolds
& his heirs for ever according to Law y.e said Eliz.a being
privately Examined out of y.e hearing of her Husband
Samuel Young
Recorded y.e 31 of March 1725/6
[illegible] being first Interlined between the
thirty first & second
Sam Young her
Sarah Chipelies Eliz.a E Reynolds seal
mark
On y.e back of y.e foregoing Deed was thus Indorsed (Viz.t)
March y.e 9 1725
Then came before me y.e subscriber Chief Justice of his
Lordships prov.l Court of Maryland y.e w.thin Named Thomas
Reynolds & Eliz.a his wife & acknowledged y.e w.thin Deed and y.e
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PG Landowners - Hall
Reynolds, Thomas
The Foxes Denn 9/10/1704 — 1,000a's. DD5i/136 SR7378
Location: PAX/RR on the north side of the North Branch of The Patuxent River beginning at a bound Black Oak of the Widow Howard's land.
Bear Bacon 11/13/1703 — 600a's. CDI/85 SR7376
Location: PAX/RR beginning at a bound Oak of Thomas Reynolds' land on a small branch of the Patuxent River. Note: The Rent Rolls place this tract in the Patuxent Hundred. However, the boundary courses indicate that the tract adjoined the Eastern Branch of the Potomac River, an area located in the New Scotland Hundred
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AA Middle Neck-Hall
The Landing Place (Neale Clarke) 9/25/1663 - 50/31 acres. L5/597 SR7347.
Know yee that we for and in consideration that Neale Clarke, Planter, of this Province
hath due unto him fifty acres of land in this Province the remainder of a warrant granted
for five hundred acres of land to William Jones, assignee of the said Clarke and another
fifty acres of land granted unto the s'd Clarke by Nathaniel Dolphin and also another
fifty acres granted unto the s'd Clarke for Transporting John Stimson (Note: who later
married Clarke 's widow Rachel Beard Clarke), Anno 1650, into this Province here to
inhabit. And, upon such considerations and terms as are exprefsed in our Conditions of
Plantation of our Province of Maryland do grant unto the s'd Neale Clark a parcell of
land called The Landing Place lying in Ann Arrundall County and on the north side of
South River, adjoining to his plantation he now liveth upon (Nealson). Begins at a
marked Pine being the northernmost bound tree of the said plantation and running for
breadth up the river. Note 1: This grant conveys The Landing Place (50 acres) and
Turkey Quarter (150 acres) for a total of 200 acres. However, the "rights" as stated in
the patent document add up to only 150 acres. No explanation found Note 2 (from MSA
Tract Index 73): Sold to Thomas Reynolds for 140 lbs sterling in 1704.
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AA Town Neck-Nelker
PROCTOR'S PARK
1701-March 10 WT #1 f.241
Deed: Thomas Reynolds of AA Co., Gentleman, & Sarah his wife to Henry Maynard of England, Merchant. Metes & bounds given
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1671 - 1743 (~ 72 years)