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Anthony Holland, Herring Creek, Anne Arundel County, February 12, 1702 will written-August 2, 1703 will proved according to Baldwin's "Maryland Calendar of Wills". Testator has 4 tracts lying in Herring Creek Swamp obtained as follows: 120 a "Goldsborough" purchased from Robt. Goldsborough, May 10, 1677; 50 a. of "Great Nec", given to testator's deed, wife Isabell by will of her father Thomas Parsons; 120 a. "Holland's Range" purchased from Geo. Yates May 13, 1679; and 18 a. of "Locust Neck", purch. of Robert Lockwood August 8, 1682. Children: John, Benjamin, Anthony, Thomas, Richard, Eliza (wife of Richard Gott) Jacob, Capele, Susanna, Abraham. Executors: Benjamin Capele, Mordecay Price, Wm. Richardson, Saml. Gassaway. Test: Richard Cheshier, Jno. Anderson, Jno. Chesheir, Wm. Taylor, Chris. Vernon. (11.316)
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WILL OF ANTHONY HOLLAND
Testator sets forth that he has 4 tracts lying in Herring Ck. Swamp, obtained as follows:-120 A., "Goldsborough," purchased from Robt. Goldsborough by deed 10th May, 1677; 50 A., part of the "Great Neck," given to testator's dec'd wife Isabell by will of her father, Thomas Parsons; 120 A., "Holland's Range," purchased from Geo. Yates 13th May, 1679, and 18 A., part of "Locust Neck," purchased of Robt. Lockwood 8th Aug., 1682. The following disposition is made of sd. tracts:-
[p.10] To son John and hrs., 116 A. (For description see will).
To son Benjamin and hrs., 100 A. (For description see will).
To son Anthony and hrs., residue of afsd. tracts.
To son Thomas (16 yrs. of age on 20th Jan. last) and hrs., 180 A., part of "Holland's Choice," Balto. County, patented 12th May, 1670.
To son Richard at 16 yrs. of age (1st Mch., 1703), and hrs., 100 A. of the afsd. "Holland's Choice."
To dau. Eliza:, wife of Richard Gott, Herring Ck., 100 A. of "Holland's Choice" afsd.
To son Jacob at 16 yrs. of age (2nd May, 1706), and hrs., 100 A., part of "Holland's Choice."
To son Capele at 16 yrs. of age (10th June, 1708), and hrs., 100 A., part of afsd tract.
To dau. Susanna at 16 yrs. of age (24th Apr., 1710), and hrs., 80 A., residue of tract afsd.
In event of death of any afsd. last named 6 child., survivor or survivors to inherit deceased's portion of estate.
To young. son Abraham at 16 yrs. of age (13th June, 1714), and hrs., dwelling plantation purchased of son Richard Gott.
To Judith Deavour, personalty.
Residue of estate to child. afsd.
Exs.: Benj. Capele, Mordecay Price, Wm. Richardson, Sam'l Gassaway. Test: Rich'd Chesheir, Jno. Anderson, Jno. Chesheir, Wm. Taylor, Chris. Vernon. 11. 316.
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Capall, Benjamin, A. A. Co., 9th May, 1711; 20th Aug., 1711.
To Capell Holland and hrs., dwelling plantation; should he die without issue, sd. plantation to pass to Jacob Holland and hrs., and in succession to Susannah Holland and hrs.
Benja Price and hrs., old plantation bought of his father, Mordecai Price; he dying without issue, sd. plantation to pass to Mordecai Price, Jr., and hrs.
To Eliza: Lilly and hrs., certain negroes; she dying without issue, sd. negroes to pass to Benja. Norris and his hrs.
To Thos. Holland, Mary Carter, Eliza: Norris, Mary Price, Sr., Capell Gott, personalty.
To Thos. and Jacob Holland afsd., all testator's portion of estate of Anthony Holland.
Wife Isabel, extx., and residuary legatee.
Test : Thomas Holland, Richd. Gott, Alex. Tanzey. 13. 333.
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Benjamin Capell 33A.20 I AA £434.14.0 Aug 20 1711
Appraisers: John Talbott, Samuel Maccubbin.
Creditors: Elisabeth Lilly.
Next of kin: Jacob Holland.
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1752-1757 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber NN [Abstract by Mike Marshall]; Page 195. At the request of Henry Clark the following Deed was recorded September 26, 1753
Indenture made September 10, 1753; Jacob Holland, tanner, in consideration of £60 money of Great Britain paid by Henry Clark, planter has sold a tract called "Locust Thickett" containing 225 acres and beginning on the west side of Patuxent River and bounded by "Baston's Vineyard", Jacob Holland, Jr., in the presence of and acknowledged before Mordecai Jacob, Robert Tyler and at the same time Elizabeth Holland wife of Jacob Holland relinquished her right of dower
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