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Wilkeson, William, St. Mary's County, 16th Aug., 1739; 18th Dec., 1738.
To wife Rebecca, extx., entire estate during life, after her death land divided bet, sons John and James and their hrs.
To daus. Elizabeth, Mary, Jane, Catherine and Sarah, and grandchild. William, Benet Dawkins and Mary, sons and dau. of son William, personalty. Grandson Benet Dawkins Wilkeson to son John until age of 21.
Residue of personalty to the two bros., John and James.
Exs.: Wife Rebecca and son John.
Test: Charles Joy, Judiah Hennen, Robert Silance. 22.14.
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William Wilkinson 24.53 SM £88.8.9 Feb 10 1738 Apr 19 1739
Appraisers: John Abell, Samuel Abell.
Creditors: Daniel Hood John Leager.
Next of kin: James Wilkinson, Daniel Gore.
Administrators/Executors: Katharine Wellikison, William Wellkison
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William Wilkinson 19.33 A SM £88.9.9 £19.2.2 Apr 28 1742
a second inventory is cited in ammount of £10.2.0
Surieties: William Hall, Jeremiah Pickeren.
Recieved from: William Stone, William Hall, Joseph Stone, Mr. John
Cartwright, Mr. Phillip Key, Mr. Robert Crookshank.
Payments to: John Walker, William Hall, William King, Nicholas Mills,
Mr. John Cartwright, Daniel Flood, George Plater, Esq., Young Paran, Edward Diggs, for Lord Baltimore.
Executors: Rebecca Wilkinson, John Wilkinson.
I believe this account is the son of William Wilkinson and Catherine Stone.
So did this William Wilkinson the son marry a Rebecca ? if so his
wife and brother administered his estate.
Do we know maiden name of William Wilkinson's Wife?
and to stay consistant.
John Hall married Anne Clarke daughter of Robert Clarke Sr. and Sarah Combs. and his son William Hall was listed on account of William Wilkinson who apparently was a neighbor to John Hall who married Ann Clarke.
will dated 29 Nov 1727 probated 13 Feb 1727-8
Hall, John St. Mary's County, Maryland 29th Nov., 1727; 13th Feb.,
1727-8. to 2 sons John and William, real estate equally, they to
purchase 50 acres for their brother Thomas. " wife __________,
certain personality above the 1/3 of estate for maintenance of her
young child.________. "daughters Elizabeth, and Mary, and son John.
Test: David Mackgill, Grace Makgill.
Maryland Calendar of Wills
Bowles, James, Merchant, St. Mary's County., 13 th June 1727; 3rd Jan. 1727
to dau. Elinor and ., "Half Pone" and all the land in Scotch Neck
where Robert Phillip, Daniel Gur, and John Gibbons and Henry Tucker dwell. " dau. Mary and hrs., land where Hector Mecleane lived, adj. to John Reads; "Hogg Neck" up along the branch called Break Neck Hill to main road going to church; and land s. side of branch from where Owen Read lived, to hd. line between John Hall and William Wilkinson.
"dau. Jane and hrs., residue of real estate in St. Mary's County, viz.
dwelling plantation________ and "Mason's," over St. Thomas' creek
where Doctor Magill lives. " wife Rebecca, extx., interest in 1/4 of
afsd. land during life; to share personal estate with 3 daus. afsd.,
shd another child be born, to have an equal pt. of estate; should a
son be born, to inherit all real estate. "uncle George, his debt and
l20. "poor relations in England or Elsewhere, l50 to be divided by
extx. Test William Brgden, John Mitchell, Josias jeffery, Daniel
(David Makgill)(Makgilt), Edmund Plowden
And William Wilkinson is also mentioned in Will of James Bowles a close associate of Robert Clarke Sr..
Could it be possible that James Bowles and 2nd wife Rebecca Addison had a daughter Rebecca Bowles that married William Wilkinson?
I know he doesn't mention any children but a Jane Bowles in his will, but if they were already older and had recieved their inheritance, of course I'm guessing on that.
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Charles Ellis 36A.92 I £12.5.10 Sep 13 1714
Appraisers: John Edgar, Joseph Hore.
Creditors: William Wilkinson.
Next of kin: none.
Administrator: Maj. Nicholas Lowe.
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Taney, John, gent., St. Mary's County, 3rd Aug., 1720; 5th Nov., 1720.
To wife Catherine, dwelling plantation "Fenwick Mannor" during life; shd. she die before son John Michael Thomas Taney arrives at age of 21, to leave sd. plant. to him,, or in trust for sd. son.
To son John Michael Thos. afsd., dau. Margtt. at age of 21., or marriage, and dau.-in-law Catherine Willson, at age of 21, or marriage, personalty; shd. either son John afsd. or dau. Marg. die without issue, survivor to inherit portion of dec'd; shd. both die without issue, dwell. plan. to pass to Thomas, son of bro, Michael, and personalty to wife Catherine and her hrs., except certain bequests to Robt. and John Hutchins and Catherine Willson,
Wife Catherine extx. and residuary legatee.
Test: William Wilkinson., Jr.., Jno. Harris, Michael Jenifer. MCW 16. 214.
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Catherine Sheppard 36C.54 A SM £121.11.8 £15.14.3 May 24 1715
Payments to: Mr. Robert Scott, Sarah Perce, Robert Philips, Mary Sample, William Stone.
Legatees: Catherine Hutchins, Mary Payn.
Executor: William Willkison (also William Willkinson).
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1675 - 1738 (63 years)