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Hamilton, Andrew, Prince George's County, 23rd Oct., 1718; 24th June, 1719.
To wife Mary, extx., 1/3 estate, real and personal, during life, residue to child - and unborn child -.
Division to be made by James Stoddert and Thomas Addison, overseers.
Test: Hon. Thos. Addison, Jos. Belt, Henry Crampton, Anne Renshaw. 15, 172
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Andrew Hamilton 3.202 Page £138.8.10 Aug 22 1719
Appraisers: William Tannyhill (also William Tannehill ), Charles Beall.
Creditors: James Stoddert, James Beal.
Next of kin: Mary Hamilton.
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Andrew Hambleton 3.150 A Page £138.8.1 £233.6.11 Nov 21 1720
Received from: Col. James Haddock, John Hunt.
Payments to: James Stoddart, Esq., David Barnes, Basil Warring, James Stoddart, Esq., Thomas Bordley, Esq., Patrick Hepburn.
Administrator: Thomas Addison, Esq.
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John Blanckley 30.439 I Page £24.18.0 Nov 29 1709
(also John Blankley)
Appraisers: Thomas Fletchall, Andrew Hamilton.
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need to verify if this is Andrew Sr. or Jr. died before marriage
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John Barret, Jr. (planter) 39C.91 A Page £43.13.10 £30.19.3 Feb 10 1717
Payments to: Thomas Shires, Solomon Robinson, executrix of Thomas Fletchall, Andrew Hamilton, John Piggman, John Allison, Joseph Newton, Robert Levitt.
Administrators: Ninian Tannehill, Christian Tannehill.
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Mr. William Hutchison 35B.33 A Page £1099.4,5 £714.9.9 Oct 12 1713
A second inventory was cited in the amount of £65.15.5.
Received from: Mr. William Joseph, Alexander Hambleton, John Hutchison, Capt. Hunt (endorsed by Francis Wilkison & Richard Edlen), Thomas Clegett, Wornell Hunt for John Belt, Edmond Guttrick, Samuel Thacker, William Glover, Roger Brook, James Holmerd for John Halem, Robert Cloyde, William Floyd, Col. Addison for Thomas Fletchall, Andrew Hambleton, Charles Diggs, Francis Coffer, Edward Wheeler, Phillip Dove, Dr. Berry, Randall Garland, John Demall, George for Thomas Noble, John & William Clements, Mr. Hemsley, Charles Jones.
Payments to: Mary Fredrick, Mr. Carroll & Mr, Hunt, Mr. Berry, William Withers, Richard Dallam, Anthony Harris, Thomas Sprigg, Benjamin Thomas, John Willcoxon, Edmond Gutrick, Henry Boteler, William Gemball, Thomas Thompson, Mary Gray, John Almory, Robert Neirn, John Garrier, Thomas Robins, John Hutchison, John Brooks, Mr. Hunt due to Mr. Isaac Norris, Jeremiah Snell, Elisabeth Clemens, Anthony Neell, William Elett, Dr. Clodius, Col. Thomas Addison, Thomas Robbins, Joseph Manning, William Floyd, Josiah Wilson, John Brown, Capt. Jenifer, Mr. Joseph Jackson, executrix of Mr. Poleman, Thomas Green, Edward Diggs, Edward Howard, Thomas Plunker, Simon Conell, Francis Coffer, Edward Clemons, Thomas Dickison, Isabell Dickison, Capt. Herbert, George Noble, John Dausey, Esq. for Capt. Pery, Charles Jones, Rebecka Royston, John Rogers.
Mentions: Mrs. Hutchison (dead), 5 children (unnamed).
Executor: Mr. James Stoddert.
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Beall (Bell), John, gent. Prince George's County, 7th April, 1742; 18th May, 1742.
To wife Verlinda, extx., 1/3 per. estate and life int. in dwell. plan. 110 A. "'Loan Head" and 1/3 of residue of real estate after son Samuel's share is deducted. To eldest son Samuel, plan. where he now lives also plan. adjoining "Charles and William's" and 139 A. "Benjamin."
To son Joshua, 5s. he having been provided for.
to dau. Sarah, wife of James Offutt, 200 A. of "New Dumfries" starting at boundary of "Old Dumfries".
To son Basil, 163 A. "Industry"', to be conveyed to him by sons of Andrew Hamilton, dec'd, also 100 A. "'Poplar Thicket" near Monoquasy R.
To youngest sons John and Clement, residue of "New Dumfries", "Chittans Addition", "Black Ash" and dwell. plan. at death of their mother.
To youngest child, viz., Rebecca wife of Nathan Magruder, Basil, Lucy, John, Hannah, Verlinda (Vilender) and Clement, legacy, bequeather test. by his father Alexander also to them residue of personalty.
370 A, of "Poplar Thickett", 100 A. "Three Friends Delight", and 223 A. test. share of "Dispute" to be conveyed by bro. William and hrs., and hrs. of bro, Charles, dec'd., late of Pr. Geo. County, to be sold and money used in payment of test. debts.
Test: John Brown, John Johnstone, James Pearrs [Pearce]. MCW 22. 47.
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Prise, Edward, planter, Prince George's County, 29th Apr., 1717; 18th May, 1717.
To Basil Worinall., 100 A. "Litchfield in Chas. County, on S. side of Wheeler"s Branch and adjoining "Planter's Delight. "
To Joseph Nuton, personalty now in possession of Wm. Mattingly and Nicholas Dawson.
To Andrew Hamilton and James Stodert, personalty.
To Charles Beall, if testators wife should die, personalty.
Test: David Patton, James Juers, Chs. Beall,, Mark Worinall. 14, 322.
Note-Test. Proceedings mention Basil Warring as admr. on this estate.
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Beall, Ninian, Prince George's County, 15th Jan., 1717; 28th Feb., 1717.
To son Geo. and hrs., 480 A., "Rock of Dumbarton" on Rock Creek, and personalty.
To son Charles and hrs., 1,000 A., "Dunn Back" on Watts Creek., S. side Gr. Choptank, and personalty.
To granddau. Mary Beall and hrs. (dau. of son Ninian, deceased), after payment of legacies, 1/2 of personal est., also that part of "Bacon Hall" lying on a, side of road to "Mt. Calvert, " and to have her share at marriage.
To grandson Samuel Beall, ex., and hrs., water mill on Collington Branch and remaining part of "Bacon Hall," providing that at 21 yrs. he makes over to afsd. Mary Beall a tract of land called "Sams Beginning" on S. side of sd. road to "Mt. Calvert." Shd. he die before he be of age to convey land afsd., then the entire tract of "Bacon Hall" is bequeathed to sd. granddau. Mary Beall.
To son-in-law Andrew Hambleton, personalty.
To son-in-law Joseph Belt and hrs.,, 245 A., "Good Luck,"-' he to allow to heirs of testator 4,000 lbs. tobacco.
Two grandchildren of deceased son Ninian to be cared for and educated.
Test. directs that a tract of 400 A. "The Recovery." in the Freshes of Patuxent R., at head of Weston Branch, and adj. land bequeathed to Joseph Belt, be sold for payment of debts,
Sons Charles, Joseph Belt and Geo. to aid executor until he arrives at age of 21 yrs.
Test; John Busey., Rebecca Getward, Ed. Willet. 14. 504.
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1696-1702 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber A, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Deed, 29 November 1699
From: ROBERT LILE (also spelled LYLE) of Calvert County, planter.
To: ELIZABETH MORLEY, Executrix of the last will and testament of GRIFFIN MORLEY of Anne Arundel County, de-ceased.
Price: 45 pounds sterling
Property: A 200 acre part of a tract called "Waugh-ton" on the eastern branch of the Potomac River. In 1687, a 492 acre tract called "Waughtown" in Charles County, bounding on a tract called "Cuckhold Delight," and on land of BENJAMIN HADDOCK, was granted to WILLIAM LYLE, late of Calvert County, deceased, ("see survey of 4 August 1686"). WILLIAM LYLE died intestate and the tract passed to his eldest son ROBERT LYLE of Calvert Co. who contracted to sell 200 acres of the land to the said GRIFFIN MORLEY, 18 May 1698. Said land was bequeathed by said MORLEY in his will dated 9 August 1699.
Signature: ROBERT LYLE
Wit.: JOHN BATTIE, ANDREW HAMBLETON
Ackn'd: ROBERT LYLE and wife ELIZABETH, 29 November 1699.
Recorded: 19 February 1700, Vol. A, Page 332
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1696-1702 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber A, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Deed, 29 November 1699
From: ROBERT LYLE of Calvert County, planter
To: JOHN HUGGINS of Anne Arundel County, planter Price: 35 pounds sterling
Property: A 292 acre part of the tract called "Waughtown" on the east branch of the Potomac River bounding on "Cuckholds Delight" and on the said land of BENJAMIN HADDOCK [see above deed: LYLE to MORLEY, 29 November 16997.
Signatures: ROBERT LYLE, ELIZABETH LYLE
Wit.: JOHN BATTIE, ANDREW HAMBLETON
Ackn'd: ROBERT LYLE and wife ELIZABETH, (no date)
Recorded: 21 February 1700, Vol. A, Page 335
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1702-1709 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber C, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 57a: Indenture, 23 Mar 1703
From: Andrew Hambleton, planter of Prince George's County, and uxor
To: William Tanyhill, planter of Prince George's County
162 paid for part of a tract of land called Attwood's Purchase lying in Prince George's County on the south side of the Eastern Branch of the Potomac River of 122 acres; bounded by Akin Head owned by William Tannyhill, running with the channel of Pasture Branch
Signed: Andrew Hambleton and Mary Hambleton
Witnessed: Fra. Wheeler and Thomas Johnson
Memorandum: 9 Mar 1702 examination of Mary Hambleton by William Hutchison and John Hawkins
Vide ye alienation in 1702-1709 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber C, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 83
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Prince George's, County Land Records, Liber C - folio 44
28 November 1710
From: Andro Hamilton of Prince George's County, and Mary his wife
To: William Hutcherson of Prince George's County
For 55£paid by Hutcherson and William P. Compa, also 15£to John Middleton for a book debt a tract of land called Wheeler's Hope purchased from John Middleton; bounded by Quarter Branch to main Piscataway main branch; 170 acres by conveyance from Middleton to Hamilton
Signed: Andro Hamilton (seal), Mary Hamilton, (seal)
Witnessed: James Stoddart, Will. Tannehill
Alienation: 29 Nov 1710 the sum of 7s for 170 acres paid by Hutcherson
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1717-1726 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber F, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio: 14/541 o Indenture, 9 Dec 1717
From: Charles Beall and Anne Fletchall, exec. of Thomas Fletchall of Prince George's County To: William Harbin of Prince George's County
For £45 paid to Thomas Fletchall; Anne appointed by his will of 17 Jul 1717 "full power and authority to sell and dispose of such" transfers all that tract of land called Gleaning in Prince George's County on Goose Creek; bounded by John Pearce; containing 300 acres
/s/ Charles Beall (seal); Anne Fletchall (mark & seal)
Wit: Andrew Hamilton, Samuell Magruder, Joseph Ray
Acknowledged by Anne Fletchall, Charles Beall, and Mary Beall his wife; enrolled 30 Dec 1717
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1717-1726 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber F, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio: 32/559 o Indenture, 14 Feb 1717
From: Indian Tantahanz, nation of Piscataway
To: John Fraser
For presents, including two guns, the land called St. James of 700 acres on the south side of Piscataway Creek in the bounds formerly reserved for the use of the said nation of Indians now occupied by Daniel Fraser, tenant of John Fraser
/s/ Indian Tantahanz (mark & seal)
Wit: Andrew Hamilton, Indian Thomas (mark)
Acknowledged and consideration paid 4 Feb 1717; enrolled 2 Apr 1718
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Prince George's, County Land Records, Liber M, Page 268
Memorandum; Petition of William Young to the Justices on 4th Tues in Aug last [Liber N, folio 498]; Charles, Lord Baltimore, to the Justices;
William Young seized of 2 parcels of land called The Neck and Thompson's Town; request to determine boundaries; 12 Aug 1727; depositions follow:
Liber M, Page 269
William Thompson, age ca 80; mentions Walter Thompson and land called Neck
Christopher Thompson, age ca 60; mentions Neck, Walter Thompson and John Sherwood
Thomas Johnston, age ca 60; mentions William Hutchison, Sr., dec'd
Charles Beal, age ca 55; mentions Neck, formerly belonging to Walter Thompson, Andrew Hamilton, land of Andrew Clark and the Eastern Branch
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Prince George's, County Land Records, Liber Q, Page 510
Enrolled at request of James Tanyhill 8 Jul 1732:
From Ninian Tannehill, planter, for love and affection to brother James Tannehill; a parcel called .AE Kenhead formerly belonging to William Tannehill, dec'd; lying on the Eastern Branch of the Potomac; containing 500 acres; together with a tract purchased of Hamilton running with said land; /s/ Ninian Tannehill; wit. John Beall, Jos. Chew; 7 Apr 1732 ack. by Ninian Tannehill and Christian his wife
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Prince George's County, Maryland - Land Owners at Time PGCo Was Formed - 1696: Tract Name: HEAD AICK; Owner: Taneyhill, Andrew: Orig County = C {Charles = C, Calvert = V}; Patent Date: Aug 3, 1686 : Ref: Liber 22 f 240 : Map Location: Q-12
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1680 - 1719 (39 years)