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Queen, Samuel, St. Mary"s County, 10th Jan., 1711, 18th Mch., 1711-12.
To son Samuel and hrs., 300 A., "Underwood
To son Marsham and hrs., 500 A., "Hudson's Range. "
To son William and hrs.,. 700 A., Acchomac," part of which having already been given ad, son.
In event of death of any of sons afsd. during minority, survivor or survivors to inherit portion of deceased, and all sons dying without issue or during minority, lands afsd.
to pass to daus. Katharine and Margret and their hrs they dying during minority or without issue, lands to pass to wife and son-in-law Richd, Brooke and hrs,
Wife Katharine, extx,, jointly with father-in-law Richard Marsham. To wife and 5 child. afsd., personal estate;
should wife die during minority of child., son Samuel to have charge of same jointly with someone who shall have been selected by his mother.
Test: Cornelius Wildman, Susanna Langley. 13.389.
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Marsham, Richard, Prince George 's County, 14th Apr., 1713 ; 7th May, 1713.
To grandson Basil Waring, personalty and 2 tracts, viz., 335 A., "Strife" or '' Troublesome'' and 240 A., "Childrens Loss," bought from Clement Brook; at decease of sd. Basil to pass to his son Thomas and hrs., and in event of Martha, wife of sd. Basil, outliving him, she to have use of it during widowhood.
To Thomas Waring afsd., personalty.
To grandson Leonard Brook and. hrs., personalty and 3 tracts of land attaining majority, viz., 300 A., "Walnutt Thickett," 300 A., ''Content" and 50 A., "St. Katharines," in freshes of Patuxent. He dying without issue, to pass to hrs. of Marsham Waring. Sd. Leonard to live at plantation until 20 yrs. of age.
to grandchild. at majority, viz., Samuel, Marsham, William, Catherine and Margrett Queen, jointly and their hrs., 1040 A., "Inclosure,'' bought of Col. Numan [Ninian] Beall.
To granddau. Mary Boarman, dau. Sarah Haddock, and Rev. James Haddock, kinsman William Murdock, Basil, son of Marsham Waring, and Sarah Waring, dau. of same; to Richard Marsham Waring, Clement Brooke and William Joseph, and to grandson Richard Brooke, personalty.
To grandson Marsham Waring, ex., 4 tracts, viz., 400 A., "Mt. Pleasant," "The Exchange," 300 A., residue of "Marsham's Rest," 150 A., "Barron Point;" to pass at his decease to his son Richard Marsham Waring and hrs.
Should Henrietta, wife of sd. Marsham Waring, outlive her husband, she to have use of sd. land during widowhood.
To John Osbourne and heirs tract "Trundle Bed Cuckold," and he dying without issue, to pass to hrs. of Marsham Waring afsd.
To 5 of grandchild. afsd., viz., child. of Samuel Queen, deceased, residue of estate.
Test: Thos. Truman Greenfield, Kenelm Cheseldyne, Henry Pereg. Jowles, Clarke Skinner, Thos. Greenfield. 13. 514.
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William Mathews Thompson 9.405 A CH £176.5.8 £29.11.10 Jul 7 1729
Received from: John Chalmerr, Edward Murphey, Marsham Waring.
Payments to: Dr. Brown, James Runold, Edward Gilpin, Ignatius Doyne, Richard Bell, John Howard, Charles Calvert, Esq., Samuel Hanson, John Craen (?). Administratrix: Catherine Thompson.
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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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From: nlndgrn@sbcglobal dot net
Sent: Friday, May 18, 2007 3:43 PM
Subject: Re: Catherine Queen
MM: there is reference to a catherine queen that first married William Mathews Thompson and 2nd Walter Bayne,
I had Walter Bayne born 1712 and Catherine Queen born about 1684 a generation apart. I thought it was a daughter Elizabeth of William Mathews
Thompson that married Walter Bayne.
From: "nlndgrn@sbcglobal dot net"
I think the marriage of Walter Hanson to Catherine Queen is a mis-write of a deed and was concerning the marriage of Catherine Queen Thompson and Hoskins Hanson. I think the deed is saying that after the death of her BROTHER, the heir at law to his grandmother, William Matthews Thompson; Catherine Queen Thompson married Hoskins Hanson, the son of Walter Hanson and Elizabeth Hoskins. Somehow, in copying the deed, it confused the facts and gave his name as Walter Hanson rather than Hoskins Hanson. Perhaps his name was really Walter Hoskins Hanson.
Catherine Queen Thompson and her brother, William Matthews Thompson are mentioned in the 1729 (1749) probate of their father, Richard Matthews Thompson, as being age 2 for Catherine and 5 for William. William Matthews Thompson didn't survive to adulthood.
The only Walter Hanson of a compatible age to Catherine Queen was Judge Walter Hanson, son of Samuel Hanson and Elizabeth Storey. Walter's wife was the Elizabeth (Hoskins) Hanson whose 1773 obituary you have in the Maryland Gazette. Walter and Elizabeth (Hoskins) Hanson were the parents of Hoskins Hanson who married Catherine Queen Thompson, she being the only surviving child of Richard Matthews Thompson who was the only surviving child of William Matthews Thompson, Sr. and Catherine Queen. I don't think Catherine Queen survived William Matthews Thompson by very long and the Orphans court may have some documentation concerning a guardian for Richard Matthews Thompson.
Catherine Queen Thompson was the d/o Richard Matthews Thompson and Sarah Douglas, Sarah Douglas marrying second to Joseph Thompson, the first cousin of Richard Matthews Thompson.
Catherine Queen was born 1707. Catherine (Marsham) Queen, her mother, was born about 1670-75.
Elizabeth Hoskins was the d/o William Hoskins and Violetta Harrison. Violetta Harrison married second to Col. Robert Hanson, the uncle of Judge Walter Hanson.
Sarah Douglas was the only d/o Joseph Douglas and Sarah Hanson, Sarah Hanson being the sister of Col. Robert Hanson (above) and the aunt of Judge Walter Hanson
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1707 - Abt 1730 (22 years)