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Montgomery County, Maryland Wills, {Mallory, Sween, Manuel}
BIGGS, SAMUEL of Frederick Co., Innholder L B f 82 26 Dec 1768
L 1 p 117 15 Jul 1782
Wife: Hennerita - dwelling plantation and 1/2 of land
Father: John Biggs, dec'd.
Brother: John Biggs, who owned "St. Georges" in Charles Co.
Dau: Jane Posey, baptised Jane Biggs, eldest child of Jemima Posey - 1/2 land
Exs: Wife and dau. Jane
Wit: Andrew Heugh, Mordecai Madding, Thomas Nicholls
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BIGGS, JOHN., Charles County, Charles Co. 27 Nov 1758
To wife Ruth Biggs, plantation which I now live on, during her lifetime and afterward to my son John and If he should die without heirs then to son Samuel.
To son Henry Biggs, tract that he now lives on called "Coombs Purchase."
Rest of personal estate to my six children, son Samuel and 5 daus before mentioned [names of daus are not mentioned in this record. Ed.].
Wife: extx.
Wit: Jno. Winter, Charles Love, Tho. Simpson, Wm. Allbourtain. 30.594
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1752-1757 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber NN [Abstract by Mike Marshall]; Page 319. At the request of Samuel Biggs the following Deed was recorded December 4, 1754
Indenture made November 7, 1754; William Talbert of PGCo in consideration of 3200 pounds of tobacco paid by Samuel Biggs of Charles County, Maryland has sold part of a tract called "Radford's Chance" containing 22 acres beginning at "Hunter's Folly". Signed William Talbert in the presence of and acknowledged before John Hepburn
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1734 - 1782 (> 48 years)