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- could be a daughter of either Jenkins or bateman
this line needs more work to sort out the kids
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1777-1780 Charles County, Maryland Will Book AF 7 Part 1 [TLC]; Page 30.
Elizabeth Bateman's Nuncupative Will. Jul 5 1777.
The will of Elizabeth Bateman, late of CC, widow, declared by her word of mouth on Apr 13, 1776, being then sick of the sickness whereof she died, in the presence of us.
To Thomas Bateman - the sorrel mare and the young horse.
To Benjamin Bateman - the desk.
To Anne Philips - 1 dish and 4 plates and all my wearing apparel. (step sister?)
To Sarah Bateman - 1 bed bolster, sheets, rug, and blankets.
To Leonard Branson's children - 1 shilling sterling each.
Thomas and Jane Bateman - all the rest to be divided between them.
Witnessed Jul 5, 1777 - John Scrogin, Thos Smoot Jr. This will was spoken by Elizabeth Bateman at her own habitation. Probate was taken in the presence of Thomas Bateman, one of the sons of the deceased
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1777-1780 Charles County, Maryland Will Book AF 7 Part 1 [TLC]; Page 363.
Court Proceedings. Jun 8, 1779.
George Crain, son of John Crain, an orphan, 18 years old next Nov, came into Court and chose Belane Posey as his guardian. Ordered that sd George Crain's Estate be delivered
to sd guardian, he giving bond and security for the same. Bond taken Jun 12, 1779 in the sum of 200 £Securities = William Hanson and Robert Mundell.
As there are no relation of Elizabeth Bateman's son George Crain in this County, the court is of the opinion that administration of her estate ought to be granted to Belain Posey, who this day was chosen guardian to sd George Crain, her son and only representative, and ordered Letters to be granted accordingly to sd Belain Posey.
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1777-1780 Charles County, Maryland Will Book AF 7 Part 1 [TLC]; Page 427. Orphans court Proceedings. Feb 8, 1780.
Elizabeth Bateman Inventory allowed and ordered to be recorded.
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1777-1780 Charles County, Maryland Will Book AF 7 Part 1 [TLC]; Page 437,
Elizabeth Bateman's Inventory.
Includes: 3 old beds and furniture; 21 lbs old iron; 1/ hogs, 17 sheep, 2 horses, 5 cattle; a parcel of old books. Total: 57 £0 shillings 5 pence. Signed - Geo Keech, Marm. Latimer.
Kin: Ben B Bateman Jr
Creditors: John Winter, Jas Swan.
Proved on Dec 6, 1779 by Belane Posey, admor of Elizabeth Bateman, late of CC, decd.
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1777-1780 Charles County, Maryland Will Book AF 7 Part 1 [TLC]; Page 446
Orphans Co: proceedings. Apr 11, 1780.
Ordered that the Belaine Posey, admor of Elizabeth Bateman of CC, decd, sell the decd's estate and account for the sales thereof.
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John Crain 86.11 CH £55.6.3 Apr 24 1764 Oct 22 1764
Appraisers: John Marshall, Moses Hobart.
Creditors: James Morfey, Andrew Buchanan.
Next of kin: James Morfey, Monatry Morfey.
Administratrix: Elisabeth Bateman (late Elisabeth Crain), wife of John Bateman.
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PENN, JANE, Charles County, widow. 8 Dec 1767; 9 Apr 1768
To granddau. Jane Bateman, 1000 lbs of tobacco,
To grandson Joseph., the bed I Intended for his mother and is the bed he now commonly sleeps on. Remainder to be divided between dau, Elizabeth Bateman and grandson Benjamin Bateman.
Wit: Wilson Cage, Stephen Compton, Joseph Buchannan. 36. 369
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Jane Penn 97.244 CH £133.12.1 Apr 12 1768 Jul 8 1768
Appraisers: John Wilder, John Warren.
Creditors: Edward Warren, Benjamin Posey.
Next of kin: Elisabeth Bateman, Thomas Bateman.
Executor: Benjamin Bateman, Jr.
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John Bateman,, Sr. 121.58 CH £53.13.3 Sep 20 1774 Nov 14 1774
(son of Benjamin)
Appraisers: John Marshall, Moses Hobart.
Creditors: Robert Preston for George and Andrew Buchanan, John Craig for Cunningham Findley & Co.
Next of kin: Benjamin Bateman, Sr., Benjamin Bateman, Jr.
Administrator: Elisabeth Bateman
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John Craine 124.28 CH £532.16.10 Feb 28 1775 Sep 1775
Appraisers: Samuel Love, Stephen Compton.
Creditors: Joseph Aderton John MacPherson,
Next of kin; John Craine Francis Master.
Administratrix: Elisabeth Crain.
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John Gody 79.219 CH £189.3.4 May 8 1762 Nov 15 1762
Appraisers: Roger Smith, Alexander Mapherson.
Creditors: Daniel Jenifer attorney for John Stitehill (?), Daniel of St. Thomas Jenifer.
Next of kin: Elisabeth Baitman [Bateman], Jean Penn.
Administratrix: Violetta Gody.
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HARRIS, NATHAN, Charles Co, 29 Jun, 1766; 11 Nov, 1766
That my several slaves shall live with and serve dau. Mary Harris, during her life until she have lawful Issue.
To dau. Mary Harris, 2/3 of estate; shd. she die without issue, then to nephew Samuel Love, son of Charles Love and Mary, his wife, and niece Elinor Harris, dau. of Thomas Harris and Ann, his wife, to be equally divided between Samuel Love and Elinor Harris and their hrs.
Ex: Wife Anne Harris, and friend Charles Love,
Wit; Wm, Penn, John Bateman, Saml. Love, 35, 46
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1712 - 1779 (~ 67 years)