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Richard Matthews Thompson 42.184 CH Jan 3 1749 Mar 23 1749
Appraisers: Samuel Love, Jr, Robert Gill.
Creditors: Benedict Boarman, John Hanson yst.
Next of kin: Elisabeth Hanson, Joseph Thompson.
Administratrix/Executrix: Sarah Thompson.
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Richard Matthews Thompson 32.32 A CH £265.15.9 £65.19.6 Dec 7 1751
Sureties: Richard Marshall, Charles Courts.
Received from: Jacob Dixon, Alexander Semmes, estate of Jane Watts.
Payments to: Ig. Wathen, William Roberts, Samuel Marshall, Henry Wauchope, Charles Courts, Richard Boarman, Richard Barnes, Robert Whythell, William Larkin, James Wood, John Hanson Youngest, William Dolton, Gust. Brown, Samuel Hanson, Walter Hanson, Daniel Jenifer.
Representatives: accountant, 2 children: William Matthews Thompson (aged 5), Catherine Thompson (aged 2).
Administratrix: Sarah Thompson, wife of Joseph Thompson.
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Thomas Hale 20.261 A CH £210.5.0 £240.10.8 Jul 25 1744
Sureties: Richard Smith, Sr., Charles Brice.
Received from: Benjamin King, John Martin, Sr., Courts Keech, Nathaniel Morell, Joseph Garn, Notley Dutton.
Payments to: Dr. Brown, Benjamin Fendall & Co., Peter Mitchell, Notley Maddox, Teresia Parks, Mr. Philip Key, Newman Tomkins, Benjamin King, Richard Thompson, Thomas Conner, Phillip Briscoe, Mr. Thomas Brook, Meridith Davis, John Groves, Joseph Noble, Mr. Henry Massey, Robert Frogit, Celia Woodman, Samuel Chunn, William Cage, George Thomas, Andrey Munkee, Dr. John Harris.
Representatives: unknown.
Administrator: James Plant.
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1780-1784 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber FF 1 [Abstract by Mike Marshall]; Page 230. At the request of Notley Young the following Deed was enrolled August 26, 1782
Indenture made August 14, 1782; between Hoskins Hanson, Gentleman and his wife Catherine Hanson of Charles County, Maryland of one part and Notley Young, Gentleman of PGCo. Whereas Richard Marsham by his last will and testament bearing date April 14, 1713 did devise unto his five grandchildren; Samuel Queen, Marsham Queen, William Queen, Catherine Queen and Margaret Queen a tract called the "Inclosure" which the said Marsham bought of Col. Ninian Beall containing 1040 acres; and whereas William Queen died w/o issue and Catherine Queen married William Matthews Thompson and had issue, Richard Thompson her eldest son and heir at law who had issue, the aforesaid Catherine Hanson party to these presents his only child, the said child, the said Catherine Queen after the death of William Matthews Thompson intermarried with Walter Hanson who by virtue of the intermarriage claimed the part of the "Inclosure" willed to the said Catherine Queen during his natural life and as tenant heretofore sold and conveyed his estate to John Shercliff and the said Hoskins Hanson and Catherine Hanson intending for valuable consideration to vest the said Notley Young with an estate in fee simple; therefore in consideration of 551 pounds current specie paid by Notley Young and for other good causes and considerations them thereunto moving have sold the aforesaid tract of land containing 275 ½ acres and beginning at a bounded hickory the westernmost corner boundary of the "Grange" and the beginning of "Meeirs?" and a dividing boundary between Samuel Queen and Walter Hanson, and bounded by John Tucker's cornfield, a spring that runs into Goose Creek, the southwest corner of "Inclosure" containing 456 acres heretofore sold by Col. Ninian Beall to Benjamin Haddock. Signed Hoskins Hanson, Catherine Hanson (and relinquished her dower) in the presence of and acknowledged before Daniel Jenifer, Walter Hanson Jenifer (JP's of Charles County, Maryland)
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1727 - 1750 (23 years)