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Will of Milburn Combs, SMC, 1/17/1803-3/29/1803. Son: William Combs, the land I bought from Henry Nowell. Grandson: Robert Kirby, "Tuesday's Work" deeded to me by Francis H. Kirby provided that he and Francis Kirby give up any claim to the land where I now live to my son, William Combs. Son: William Combs, one yoke of steers and the use of all of my negroes for the purpose of making one crop this present year and all of the corn fodder and provisions I now have in the house. To: Nathaniel Combs, a negro boy named Rages. To: James Combs, a negro boy named Lewis. To: Treacy Atwood, two negroes named Rachel and Peter. Granddaughters: Elizabeth Mary Jenkins and Harriett Jenkins, a negro woman named Henny and one bed and furniture. My daughter, Ann Jenkins, is to have use of Henny during her life. To: Susanna Spalding, Mary Atwood, Treacy Atwood, Elizabeth Smith, Nathaniel Combs and James Combs, the residue of my estate equally divided. Exec: Son, William Combs. Wit: Henrietta Hilton, Francis H. Kirby, Stephen King. (St. Mary's County, Maryland Wills, 1803-1821 by Linda Reno and Joann Humphries).
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HAGAR, ROBERT, SR. , St Mary's Co.12 Sep, 1761; 17 Oct, 1761
To my well beloved, Milburn Hagar, Sarah Hilton Hagar and the next child (which is unborn), 2 tracts: one called The Addition, and the other called Wheatley's Neglect, to become due to them at the death of their mother; slaves.
To dau. Milburn Hagar, one slave.
Sarah Hilton Hagar,
To wife Milburn Hagar, one riding horse and etc.
To dau. Mary Ann Hagar, some slaves and one tract called Bever Dam.
To son Wm. Jenkins Hagar, some slaves and one tract called Beaver Dam, with the houses on it, taken up by Wm. Aisguity, and one new mill I am now building.
To son Robert Hagar, 10 lbs. curency to be paid by son Wm. Jenkins Hagar, when he is of age 21.
To dau. Ann Smith, one tract, 100 A., pt. of tract called Truth and Trust.
To son Matthew Hagar, 1s.
To dau. Ann Smith, 1s. sterl.
To grand-dau. Mary Smith, some cattle.
To grand-son Robert Hagar, some cattle.
Balance of estate to Mary Ann Hagar, William Jenkins Hagar.
Exs: Wife, and at her death, sons Robert and Matthew Hagar.
Wit: John McKay, Henry Nowel, Johnson Jones. 31.494
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Robert Hager 79.259 SM £347,11.0 --- 7 1762
Appraisers: Stephen Chilton, William Guyther, Jr.
Creditors: David Downie, William Kilgour & Co..
Next of kin: Susannah Hagur, Henry Nowel.
Executrix: Milbun Combs, wife of ---- Combs,
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Robert Hagar 3.178 D SM £404.11.4 Feb 4 1763
Administratrix: Milburn Combs, wife of William Combs.
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Feb. 4, 1763 - The St. Mary's County, Md. administration account of Robert Hager/Hagan.
Inventory value: 347/11/0.
Payments made by the estate (including a payment to Robert Hager, Jr.): 340/9/7.
Executors: William Combs and his wife Milburn Combs.
Source: Skinner, V. L., Jr., "Abstracts of the Administration Accounts of the Prerogative Court of Maryland, 1760-1764," p. 93.
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Nov. 4, 1767 - The St. Mary's County, Md. administration account of Robert Hagar/Hagior.
Inventory value: not given.
Payments made by the estate: 13/3/11.
Executrix: Milburn Coombs, wife of William Coombs.
Source: Skinner, V. L., Jr., "Abstracts of the Administration Accounts of the Prerogative Court of Maryland, 1764-1768," p. 121.
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HENRIETTA HILTON OF ST. MARY'S County, MD.
Jan. 1803 - Henrietta Hilton witnesses the St. Mary's County, Md. will of Milburn Combs (a female.)
Source: Reno, Linda D., "St. Mary's County, Maryland Wills, 1803-1820," p. 7.
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