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BOND, JOHN, St Mary's Co. 13 Jan 1760; 27 Feb 1760
To wife Elizabeth plantation whereon I now live called "Moseley" and that additional part known by name of "Attoway's Purchase" and at her death to son John Bond.
To wife, Negroes, Sue, Sarah, Harry, Bess, Aaron, Grace, Ben, Nan, Nace, Amy, Lucy and Old Joe Cooper, cattle and other. After her death to be divided among my four sons, Gerrard, Samuel, William and Richard.
To son John Bond land purchased of William Bullock, known as "Burlington."
To son John Bond 10000 pounds of crop tobacco.
To Thomas Bond (son) tract purchased of Luke Gardner, 438 a. being part of tract "St Johns.'
To son Gerrard Bond tract "Maidens Bower" bought of Thomas Gardner, and parcel purchased of Absalom Tennison, and the following slaves, Dublin, Hopey, Peter, Coursey, Gilley.
To son Samuel Bond land purchased of John Carbury, 251 a., being part of Hopton Park; and slaves: Boatswain, Monaky, Jack, Moses and Young Joe Cooper.
To son William Bond, tract purchased of William Leek, 150 a., also tract purchased of Mr. Greenfield, 100 a., both being part of "Hopton Park"; and slaves Cloe, Charity, Isaac, Binah, and mulatto Charles.
To last two sons, Saml. and William, the island known as "Goods Island" purchased of Kenelin T. Greenfield but not yet made over.
To son Richard Bond tract, "Gardners Purchase," and tract "Denbigh" purchased of William Jones and Elizabeth Craig and slaves, Judy, Peggy, Little Antoney, Iver and Harry, son of Lucy.
To dau. Elizabeth 150 pounds.
To dau. Susan 150 pounds.
To dau. Mary 150 pounds.
Remainder to be divided amongst my seven following children: Susanna, Elizabeth, Gerrard, Mary, Saml., William and Richard.
Brother Zachariah Bond, and son Thomas Bond, exs.
Wit: Henry Jernegan, Basil Paterson, Katharine Riggans. 30. 815
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1754 - 1828 (~ 95 years)