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CHEW, SAMUEL, Anne Arundel Co. 23 Sep, 1748 21 Jul, 1749
To eld. son Samuel Chew, Jr., land where I now live.
To wife, my plantation during her life.
To son John Chew, land called Scantly."
To son William Chew, my right to land in the east side of Susquahanannok, where my mother-in-law and father-In-law, Mr. Elinus Hall, now live, which land falls to me after the decease of mother-in-law. If he dies before 21, then to be divided bet. other sons, and right to 400 A., which my father bought of William Hevrons of Calvert Co.
To dau. Elizabeth Chew, certain slave, which was left to my dec'd. dau.
To my 4 child.: Samuel, John, William and Eliza., my personal estate.
Wife, extx.
Wit: Richard Harrison, Richard Chew, Benjamin Harrison. 27. 1
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Mr. Samuel Chew 48.539 AA £2049.19.4 Feb 12 1749 Jun 25 1752
Appraisers: Henry Darnall, Thomas Reynolds.
Creditors: Ja. Wardrop, John Weems.
Next of kin: William Lock, Nathaniel Chew.
Administratrix/Executrix: Sarah Chew (late widow of Samuel Chew), wife of Richard Chew.
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Joseph Chew, born 1641, died 1716, in Anne Arundel County, Maryland., where he removed from York County, Virginia., after 1659, married a daughter of a Mr. Larkin of Annapolis. They had a son, Larkin Chew, born 1686, died 1729, returned to Virginia about 1700, and lived subsequently in counties of King and Queen, Essex, and Spotsylvania. Justice of Peace of Spotsylvania in 1722; Sheriff, 1727-'28; Burgess, 1723 and '26. Will prob. April 1, 1729. Married Hannah, daughter of John Roy of Port Royal, Virginia. Had issue: 1, Thomas, justice of the peace, sheriff, etc., Spotsylvania; 2, Anne; 3, John; 4, Larkin, justice of the peace, sheriff, etc.
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Nathaniel chew 16.154 A AA £36.16.11 Jun 14 1738
Payments to: Mr. Samuel Hyde due to Mr. John Hyde & Co. partially paid by Samuel Chew, Sr. & this accountant, Martin Wells, Daniell Dulany, Esq.
Executor (surviving): Samuel Chew (Quaker, of Maidstone, executor of Mary Chew (executrix of deceased)).
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1709 - 1749 (40 years)