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Cornelius White 37C.141 A CH £150.1.3 £227.1.9 Jan 19 1716
Received from: Richard Lewellin on account of Mrs. Mason, Thomas Hebb, Will. Farthing, Will. Jones, George Vennables, Mrs. Jane Jones, Peter Watts, Thomas Jameson.
Payments to: Col. Henry Lowe, Mr. Richard Lewellin, Mr. Cheseldyne, Mr. Dullany, Mr. Rogers, Mr. Macnemara for fees against administratrix of W, Davis, Robert Hall, Charles Carroll, Esq.
Executors: John Parry, Luke Barber, Andrew Norton.
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Norton., Andrew, planter, Charles County, 10th Aug., 1712; formerly of Fairfield Stope Parish, So. Britain, 1st Aug., 1717.
To son Cornelius, ex., and hrs., all estate lying in Fairfield afsd. purchased of one Burk by testator's father and coveyed by him to testator, the conveyances being left in hands of kinsman Wm. Morwood, of Burbige Green, near Buxton, in Darbyshireo, also residue of estate, real and personal, in South Britain, Maryland, or elsewhere, and personalty.
To Anne Cope and goddaughter Ann, dau. of Rebecca Duplex, personalty.
Test. appoints father-in-law Cornelius White, gent., of Charles County, guardian and trustee for son during minority, he being 7 yrs. old 2nd of Feb. last. In case of decease of sd. guardian, test. appoints his brother-in-law, Luke Barber, to act in his place.
Test. describes himself as eld. son and heir of Andrew Norton, Sr., yeoman, of Fairfield afsd.., and states that it has been 13 yrs. since his leaving Cheshire and arrival in this province. He directs that he be buried in the garden of his dwel. place, as near as may be to his late wife.
Test: Rich. Jenkin, Charles Jones, Rebecca Duplex, Luke Barber, 14. 500.
Note-In probate on this will Rebecca Duplex has become Rebecca Cumberbitch
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1726-1730 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber M, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 306
Enrolled at request of Alexander Contee 8 Aug 1728:
Indenture, 14 May 1728; Between Luke Barber of St. Mary's Co-, Gent. (grandson and heir of Luke Barber, Esq.) and Alexander Contee; for 5s; his right in 425 acres being part of a tract called Warbarton Manor; certificate of resurvey made by James Stoddert; /s/ Luke Barber; wit. John Fendall, Richd. Bell; 3 Aug 1728 St. Mary's Co. ack. by Luke Barber and Rebecca his wife
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1692 - Bef 1739 (~ 46 years)