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- Children of Daniel Noland and Henrietta Smallwood are:
i. Stephen Noland was born 1738, and died 1792. He married Mary Hendron ABT 1763. She was born ABT 1743.
ii. James Noland was born 1740, and died DEC 26 1833. He married Barbara Saunders DEC 26 1774.
iii. Daniel Noland was born 1740.
iv. Elizabeth Noland was born ABT 1742.
v. Ledstone Noland was born ABT 1750, and died 1835. He married Elizabeth Glascock ABT 1770. She was born ABT 1753.
vi. Jesse Noland was born 1760, and died 1834. He married Sarah Barbara Turner ABT 1782.
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SMALLWOOD, LEADSTONE, Charles Co. 20 Jan, 1755; 22 Feb 1755
To son Leadstone Smallwood., tract whereon I now dwell called "May Day, " 200a., also part of tract called "Addition to May Day." 11a.; also 2 Negroes, Charles and John.
To son John Smallwood, tract called "Welcome," 200 a. also 3 Negroes, Elizabeth, Peter and Negro man called monnicay, and 2 draft horses and a mare.
To dau Susannah Smallwood, Negro boy Tom, cow, bed.
To son William, 1 sh.
To dau Charity Mitchell, 1 sh.
To dau Mary Godfrey, 1 sh.
To dau Henniretur Nowland, 1 sh.
To grand dau Elizabeth Nowland, 1 sh.
All my tobacco and corn to son John Smallwood and two daus, Susannah and Elizabeth.
Sons, Leadstone and John, exs.
Wit: Edward Goodrick, William Smallwood, Edward Boswell. 29.306.
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James Noland 17.480 CH £3.8.6 Apr 9 1733 Sep 26 1733
Appraisers: Edward Beanar, William Nelson.
Creditors: administrator.
Next of kin: Daniel Noland, Stephen Nowland.
Administrator/Executor: John Dempsey.
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Charles County Court Records, August 1741 Court, Liber T#2, Page 234
Lord Proprietary vs Daniel Noland. Information breach peace - convict per confession.
Henry Darnall, Gent, CC Prosecutor for the Proprietary, says that he understands that Daniel Noland, late of CC, planter, was and is guilty of a breach of the peace, and he prays the advice of this Court in the premises. Sd Daniel, in custody of the Sheriff, Richard Tarvin, Gent, to the bar here brought, comes and confesses that he is guilty. Ordered that sd Daniel be fined 20 shillings, upon which, into Court here in his proper person, came Alex'r Macpherson of CC, planter, and became Pledge and Security for the afd Daniel to pay the fine afd and the Court fees.
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Charles County Court Records, August 1741 Court, Liber T#2, Page 235.
Lord Proprietary vs Thomas Mackatee. Information Breach Peace. Convict per Confession.
Henry Darnall, Gent, CC Prosecutor for the Proprietary, says that he understands that Daniel Noland, late of CC, planter, was and is guilty of a breach of the peace, and he prays the advice of this Court in the premises. Sd Thomas, in custody of the Sheriff, Richard Tarvin, Gent, to the bar here brought, comes and confesses that he is guilty. Ordered that sd Thomas be fined 20 shillings, upon which, into Court here in his proper person, came Thomas Mudd of CC, planter, and became Pledge and Security for the afd Thomas to pay the fine afd and the Court fees.
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Charles County Maryland Land Record Liber Z#2, 1744-1753; Page 194. At the request of Danl Nowland, the following deed was recorded on Nov 30, 1747.
I, Mary Dempsey of CC, for the natural love I have for my son, Daniel Nowland, and for several other good causes, I have granted him all my goods and chattels, household stuff, & all other substance I have. Signed Nov [blank day], 1747 - Mary (M her mark) Dempsey. Wit - Henry Davis, Arron Halley, Charles Carty.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1715 - 1761 (46 years)