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Shaw, James, cooper, Prince George's County, 13th Apr., 1718; 27th June, 1718.
To two older sons, William and Christopher, £5 and personalty. Sd. sons are committed to care of uncle Christopher Thompson during their minority, to be educated and brought up in the principles of the Reformed Protestant religion.
To youngest son James, £5 and personalty, he to be in care of his mother.
To wife Margaret, extx., residue of personal estate, whether here, in Great Britain or elsewhere,
Test: Wm. Young, Robt. Oram, John Reid. 14. 606.
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1732-1735 Prince William County, Virginia Deed Book B [June Whitehurst Johnson]:
Pages 218-221. March 16, 1733. John Reed of Pr. George, Maryland to Rodham Neale of Pr. Wm., planter....for 8629 lbs. of Tob.... 536 a. being granted unto John Reid by deed from the Proprietors Office dated Sept. 18.....on both sides of Difficult Run....below mouth of Piney Br.....line of John Lewis another tract of 194 a. granted by Proprietors Office dated Sept. 21, 1730 on Falls of Potomack River • • • • about a mile and a half above the mouth of Difficult Run.... Deed of lease and release. John Read
Wit: John Harl, John (his mark) Tramel, and Edward (E) Emms. Rec'd. of Rodham Neale sum of 8629 lbs. of Tob.
At court March 20, 1733 this release with receipt endorsed from John Reed to Rodham Neale and Elizabeth wife of -John relinquished her right of Dower to land conveyed by said deeds.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1698 - Aft 1733 (> 37 years)