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Parsons, William, gentleman, Town. Point, Cecil Co', 7th Aug., 1716; 18th Sept., 1716.
To wife Mary, 1/2 d e11. plant. and personalty during life, and 1/2 personal estate, absolutely.
To son William and hrs., tract bou. of Col. Casparus Aug. Herman. Shd. son William die without issue, sd. land to pass to 2nd son Jan.
To son Jan and hrs., tract bou. of Ephraim Augustine Herman (son of Casparus Aug. Herman, afsd.) and containing 100 A. Shd. son Jan die without issue, his portion to
be equally enjoyed by 3 daus., Mary, Margaret and Catharine and their hrs. Also, shd. both sons, William and Jan die without issue, their land to be equally divided among the daus. afsd.
To eldest dau., Susannah Linton, personalty under certain conditions, she having had a portion.
Exs.: Wife Mary, assisted by eldest son William, when he arrives at age of 21.
House, now occupied by Jan Parker, left testator by grandfather in Branford, Dorchester, to be sold and proceeds divided among said five children, viz.: Wm.,Jan, Mary,
Margaret and Catharine, who are residuary legatees of estate, real and personal.
Test: Henry Jones, Sarah Hues, John Tarvert. 14. 299
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
- 1716