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Charles County Maryland Will Book AF-11, 1791-1801, {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 303.
Mary Jenkins, June 26, 1787; November 5, 1795
I, Mary Jenkins of CC being low and weak in health but of a sound and disposing mind and memory
Executor: brother John Clements
To sister Priscilla Edelin, negro Abraham during her natural life an after her decease to Elizabeth Edelin daughter of my sister.
To Mildred Shercliff wife of William Shercliff, negroes Charity and her daughter Judah, and after her decease to her daughters Elizabeth Shercliff and Mary Shercliff.
To Mildred Shercliff, wife of William Shercliff, negroes Charity and Judah; after her decease to her daughters Elizabeth and Mary Shercliff
To Elizabeth Clements, daughter of Thomas Clements deceased, one feather bed and furniture, and twenty pounds current money.
To Thomas Clements, son of Thomas Clements deceased, twenty pounds current money when he arrives at 21 yrs.
To Mary Clements, daughter of Thomas Clements deceased, twenty pounds current money when she arrives at 16 yrs.
To Francis Xaverius Clements, son of Thomas Clements deceased, one cow and calf and one young bay mare.
To Martha Dyer, daughter of sister Henrietta Dyer deceased, one gold ring.
To Elizabeth Susanna Clements, daughter of Henry Clements deceased, one gold ring.
To Mary Hilling {sic Hillen}, daughter of Solomon Hilling {sic Hillen}, one gold ring.
To Ann Hilling {sic Hillen}, daughter of Solomon Hilling {sic Hillen},one gold ring.
To the poor of Mattawoman Chapple, five pounds current money
To the poor belong to the congregation of Pomfret Chapple, five pounds current money.
To brother John Clements, all the remaining part of my estate after debts paid.
Signed: June 26, 1787 Mary Jenkins (her mark)
Wit: Susannah Smallwood, Benjamin Cawood
(mm note: Solomon Hillen II of Baltimore County, married 1st Martha Wheeler [May 12, 1737-Nov 1769] d/o Thomas Wheeler and 2nd to Martha Clements [1733-1777] sister of Mary {Clements] Jenkins and d/o Francis Clements and Elizabeth McAtee)
(mm note: Mildred Shircliffe is the d/o Benedict Mudd and Elizabeth Clements)
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