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MACKALL, BENJAMIN, Frederick Co. 14 Aug, 1766; 20 mar, 1767
To wife Mary Mackall, 1/3 pt. of estate.
To son Benjamin Mackall, slaves.
To son James Mackall, slaves.
To dau. Rebecka Dawson, one slave.
To daus. Ann, Barbary and Mary Mackall, and Dorcas Hopkins, slaves.
Mentions my other children.'
To daus. Ann, Mary and Barbary Mackall and Dorcas Hopkins, furniture.
To wife Mary, certain other slaves. Desire wife Mary, make over her right of dower to Joseph Wilson, of a tract I sold him in Calvert Co., 87 A.
Desire 39 A. near James Coshshare be sold and money divided among children.
Extx: Wife.
Wit: Thomas Clark, James Fyffe, Harrison Pelly. 35. 207
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1785-1787 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber HH [Abstract by Mike Marshall]; Page 485. At the request of Gabriel Duvall the following Deed was recorded September 12, 1787
Indenture made this September 11, 1787; between Nicholas Blacklock, Esq., sheriff of PGCo of one part and Gabriel Duvall, attorney of the City of Annapolis of the other part. Whereas Benjamin Mackall of Calvert County, Maryland to satisfy a judgement recovered in the General Court of the Western Shore against Jemima Jacob, Benjamin Jacob and Mordecai Jacob, executors of the last will and testament of Mordecai Jacob, late of PGCo, deceased for 1000 pounds sterling to be released on payment of 464 pounds 11 shillings and a penny sterling with legal interest from December 15, 1775 and costs did sue forth a writ of Venditione Exponas directed to Nicholas Blacklock, sheriff, and by virtue of the writ did sell a publick vendue on July 18th last a tract in PGCo called "Hollydays Choice" containing by estimation 500 acres and Gabriel Duvall became the purchaser for the sum and price of 3 pounds 10 shillings current money per acre. Now this indenture witnesseth that Nicholas Blacklock in consideration of the premises and 1750 pounds current money has sold the aforesaid tract "Hollydays Choice" except the crop on hand put in the ground by Benjamin Jacob and Mordecai Jacob that was growing on July 18th. Signed Nicholas Blacklock in the presence of and acknowledged before David Craufurd, John Smith Brookes
Note on margin; see Eleanor Jacob wife of Benjamin Jacob relinquished her right of dower, Liber ERM No. 1 folio 272
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1735 - 1804 (69 years)