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Clark, James, St Mary's Co.,
On Feb. 15th, 1742-3, John Alvey, Peter Garrett, Jr., Clement Hayden, and John Clarke took oath before Abraham Barnes and Gilbert Ireland that test. afsd. being too weak to write, said that he wished dwell. plan, to go to his son Joseph. Plan, on which Thomas Winsote lives, to his dau. Mary Ann, and in event of her death, without issue to 3 younger daus., and to his son James, plan, where David Alpin lives. His wife ----, to have life int. in entire estate. 23.83.
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James Clark 28.1 SM £73.18.2 Apr 23 1743 Jun 7 1743
Appraisers: Joshua Millard, Tobin Bailye.
Creditors: Gilbert Ireland, Thomas Warker.
Next of kin: John Clark, Mary Alroy.
Administratrix/Executrix: Henrietta Clark.
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James Clark 21,131 A SM £72.13,2 £94.17,8 Nov 14 1744
Sureties: Thomas Walker, Joseph Walker.
Received from: William Evens, David Alfan.
Payments to: George Haden, Leonard Alvie, Thomas Walker, John Booker, Sebastain Thompson, Mr. William Cartwright, Peter Gerrat, James Haydon, Michael Cusick, Robert Claland.
Distribution to: widow (unnamed, 1/3).
Residue to (orphans): Joseph Clark, James Clark, Mary Ann Clark, Elisabeth Clark, Winerferd Clark, Heneritta Clark, Susanna Clark.
Administratrix: Henneritta Howard, wife of Joseph Howard.
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Robert Clark 26.327 SM £81.6.5 Aug 21 1740 Aug 4 1741
Appraisers: Joseph Chunn, Baptist Barber.
Creditors: James Stephens, Philip Briscoe.
Next of kin: James Clark, John Clark.
Administratrix/Executrix: Eliza Clark.
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Robert Clark 26.327 SM £81.6.5 Aug 21 1740 Aug 4 1741
Appraisers: Joseph Chunn, Baptist Barber.
Creditors: James Stephens, Philip Briscoe.
Next of kin: James Clark, John Clark.
Administratrix/Executrix: Eliza Clark.
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Elisabeth Clarke 16.653 SM £30.9.5 Jun 7 1732 Nov 7 1732
Appraisers: Richard Cooper, Thomas Shirclef.
Creditors; Richard Millard, Jonathon Spencer.
Next of kin: Mary Olney, Robert Clarke.
Administrator/Executor: James Clarke.
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Elisabeth Clarke 13.7 A SM £30.9.5 £12.18.6 Mar 6 1734/35
Received from: John Carbary.
Payments to: Jonathon Spancer, John Haw, Capt. John Hicks, Lenord Clarke.
Legal representatives: Robert Clarke, James Clarke, John Clarke, Mary Clarke, Winifred Clarke, Henaretta Clarke.
Administrator: James Clarke.
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Walker, Thomas, St Mary's County, 10th June, 1727; 2nd Aug., 1727.
To son Thomas and hrs., plan. ---- at e. side of hd. of St Clements Bay, where John Brown lives.
To Michael Thompson, interest in lease of 49 A. ----,
To dau. Susanna and hrs., plan. ----, where Thos. Howard lives.
To son Joseph and hrs., plan. ----, where Jno. Winifrett lives; 40 A. leased land; and residue of real estate;
shd. sons and daus. die without issue, portion of dec'd to dau. Heneretter Clark and survivors.
To wife Mary, extx., 1/3 personal estate,
residue to 4 child. equally;
shd. wife die, son-in-law James Clark to act as ex.
Sons to be educated and of age at 21 yrs.
Test: Richard Melton, John Johnson, Edward Clark. 19, 234.
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Mr. Thomas Walker 12.404 SM £131.3.1 Aug 7 1727 Nov 7 1727
Appraisers: A. Thompson, John Bailye.
Creditors: James Clark, Edward Clark.
Next of kin: Henri. Clark.
Executrix: Mary Walker.
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Thomas Walker 11.228 A SM £142.1.6 Aug 31 1731
Received from: Robert Grierson, Garard Slye.
Payments to: James Clarke, Capt. George Clarke, William Howard.
Legal representatives (4 children, equally): James Clarke, Thomas Walker, Joseph Walker, Susanna Walker.
Executrix: Mary Welsh, wife of Edward Welsh.
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Linda Reno: In 1753 James Howard owned "Mattingly's Hope", 70 ac. and "Pt. of Cole Park"
ls. "Clarke's West Discovery", 122 ac. (SMC Debt Books). This property was in the possession of his stepson, Joseph Clarke from 1754-1758.
The name James was often abbreviated as Jas. The name Joseph was often abbreviated Jos. My guess would that Skinner or whoever transcribed the record mistook the name or simply made a mistake.
The earliest Joseph Howard I have wasn't born until 1740-1750 and he was the son of Bennet Howard.
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Will of Elizabeth Hayden, SMC 10/30/1760-3/4/1761.
To: Heirs of son Francis, 1 shilling sterling.
Children: James, John, Richard, and Susanna Drury, same.
Grandson: William Drury, cattle. Son: Clement, land where Sebastian Thompson now lives, it being pt. of "Roache's Discovery with Addition", 100 ac. on the condition that he will pay to grandson, George Hayden 4700 lbs. tobacco and likewise 3000 lbs. tobacco to grandson, James
Hayden, brother to sd. George Hayden, being sons of Francis Hayden.
Grandsons: William and Basil Hayden, sons to George Hayden, at that pt. of land whereon William Morgan now lives, known by the name of "Shank's Risque", 102 ac. to be equally divided between them.
To: Joseph Clarke, son of James Clarke, all that land where Richard Hayden formerly lived, it being pt. of "Roache's Discovery with Addition" and "Hayden's Risque", 62 ac. provided Joseph Clarke will pay to son Clement Hayden, 662 1/2 lbs. tobacco.
Son: Clement, remainder of estate.
Exec: Son, Clement Hayden.
Wit: Robert Cole, William Morgan, Stephen Davis.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1705 - 1743 (~ 38 years)