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- Description: His gravestone says Thomas Samuel Gardiner:
https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=16388994
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Charles County Maryland Will Book DJ-16, 1833-1850; {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 52.
William Gardiner , Will, August 2, 1833; June 18, 1836
I, William Gardiner of CC, being in perfect health of body and of sound and disposing mind, memory and understanding;
To granddaughter Mary Eliza Gardiner wife of Thomas S. Gardiner all the lands that I am possessed called "Three Brothers", "Mount Pleasant" and "Enclosure". Also negroes (mulatto) Mariah and her children Ann, Samuel, Cecely, Adeline, Charlotte, Alfred, Benedict, Richard, Julia Ann, John and Mary. Also negro Charles.
To daughter Dorothy Boarman wife of Alexius Boarman, 1 bed and furniture.
To daughter Catharine Boarman wife of A.J.P. Boarman, 10 dollars.
Item: to daughter Dorothy Boarman wife of Alexius Boarman, to the children of daughter Mary Mudd and Ann Jameson deceased, my three negroes Matthew, George, Poll, Mary Ann and her children, Frank, Henry and James, 1/3 portion each.
Executor: Thomas S. Gardiner
Signed: August 2, 1833 William Gardiner
Wit: John Hughes, Aloyisus Gardiner, Joseph B. Gardiner
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Charles County Maryland Will Book DJ-16, 1833-1850; {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 199.
Elizabeth Reeves, Will, March 14, 1837; May 6, 1840
I, Elizabeth Reeves of CC, being of sound and disposing mind, memory and understanding;
To Henry L. Mudd, a tract of land on which I have a quarter, called "Moses Quarter" and adjoining of a certain James Moore.
To Edward Dyer of the city of Washington in the District of Columbia, in trust, all and every other part of my real estate and lying near where Doctor George Boarman now resides, for the benefit of my nephew Doctor George Boarman during his life, and at his death to convey the same to my nephews heirs.
To my great niece Mary Boarman, daughter of Doctor George Boarman, negro Baptist son of Gracy.
To daughter [sic great niece] Susanna Boarman, daughter of Doctor George Boarman, negro Terece, daughter of Cecy.
To Francis D. Gardiner son of my niece Dorothy Gardiner, negro Elly, son of Gracy, and Day, son of Anna.
To Elizabeth Boarman, daughter of my nephew Charles Boarman, negro Francis s/o Harriet.
To Elizabeth Gardiner, widow of Aloysius Gardiner, late of Prince George's County, dec'd., negro Alfried, son of Harriet.
To Thomas S. Gardiner, son of my niece Dorothy Gardiner, negro Pius, son of Harriet.
To friend Sarah Jenkins now living with me, negro Robert, son of Cely, 1 bed and furniture and 150 dollars, also my wearing apparel.
To Rose Ann Gardiner, daughter of niece Dorothy Gardiner, negro Ally, son of Cely.
To Maria D. Hughes, daughter of Major John Hughes, negro Ambrose, son of Delia Ann.
To whatever Reverend Gentleman that may me attending this congregation at my death, 50 dollars.
To the poor of the upper Zachia Congregation, the sum of 150 dollars.
Item: all the rest and residue of my estate to James Edelen, son of my nephew Dr. Richard Edelen, Sophia Gardiner, wife of George H. Gardiner, Elizabeth Ann Hughes daughter of Major John Hughes and Elizabeth Boarman daughter of my nephew A.J.P. Boarman.
Executor: John Hughes and George Gardiner
Signed: March 14, 1837 Elizabeth Reeves
Wit: William A. Mudd, Edward Smith, Stanislaus Farrall
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1806 - 1859 (53 years)