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Basil Hagan 6.276 D CH £174.2.2 Mar 8 1773
Sureties: Edward Boarman, John Garner.
Distribution to: Widow (unnamed, 1/3). Residue to 3 children (equally): Raphael, Teresia, John Barlow Hagan.
Administratrix: Susanna Edelin, wife of Mr. James Edelin.
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there was a date of death for James published as 1768. I believe James married twice until proven different.
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Samuel Queen 64.434 Page £504.2.9 Jun 29 1758 Aug 20 1758
Appraisers: Charles Jones, William Young.
creditors: Bay Smallwood, Richard Whittle.
Next of kin: James Edelen, Richard Queen.
Executors: Henrietta Queen, Henry Queen.
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Col. John Addison 87.133 Page £2362.18.2 Jan 14 1765 Jun 27 1765
Apraisers: John Baynes, George Hardy, Jr.
Creditors: James Edelen, Thomas Addison.
Next of kin: Eleanor Addison, Anne Addison.
Executor: Thomas Addison.
Inherited 1760 Simpson's Supply-120 acre plantation in Charles County, Maryland
1. James EDELEN I was born 1735 in King George's Parish, Prince George's County, Maryland, and died 1777 in Dentsville, Charles County, Maryland. He was the son of 2. Thomas EDELEN I and 3. Mary BLANDFORD. He married Susanna GARDINER 1766 in Prince George's County, Maryland. She was born 1735 in Prince George's County, Maryland, and died 22 OCT 1813 in Price George's County, Maryland.
Children of James EDELEN I and Susanna GARDINER are:
i. Alexius EDELEN was born 1767 in Prince George's County, Maryland.
ii. John EDELEN was born 1771 in Prince George's County, Maryland.
iii. Ignatius EDELEN was born 1773 in Prince George's County, Maryland. He married Anne BURCH, daughter of Justinian BURCH III and Beheathland DADE. She was born AFT. 1777.
iv. Catherine EDELEN was born 1775 in Prince George's County, Maryland, and died 19 FEB 1856 in Meade County, Kentucky. She married Thomas BOARMAN 1794 in Prince George's County, Maryland, son of Thomas James BOARMAN and Susanna SEMMES. He was born 1770 in Charles County, Maryland, and died 1847 in Meade County, Kentucky.
v. James EDELEN II was born 27 MAR 1777 in Prince George's County, Maryland, and died 21 MAR 1852 in Montgomery County, Maryland.
vi. Mary Anne EDELEN was born in Prince George's County, Maryland. She married Thomas Alexius CRAYCROFT 6 JAN 1805 in St. Mary's Church, Bryantown, Charles County, Maryland, son of Thomas CRAYCROFT and Charity GREEN. He was born 1772
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Col. John Addison 87.133 Page £2362.18.2 Jan 14 1765 Jun 27 1765
Apraisers: John Baynes, George Hardy, Jr.
Creditors: James Edelen, Thomas Addison.
Next of kin: Eleanor Addison, Anne Addison.
Executor: Thomas Addison.
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1739-1743 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber Y, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 687.
Apr 23, 1743 from Walter Pye of PG, to James Edelen of Page Walter Pye, per letter of attorney, is acting as the attorney of Charles Pye Esq of PG, to lease land in Mattawoman Neck belonging to sd Chas Pye, for one or two lives. This indenture witnesses that sd Walter Pye, on behalf of sd Chas Pye, leases to sd James Edelen, during the term of James Edelen's natural life, and for the natural life of Henry Queen, a tract of land called Marians Disturbance, bounded by a hill near Indian Georges corn field, Mattawoman Cr, the mouth of the Town Gutt, John Marings (Mannings) land, containing 75 acres. The rent is 400 lbs of tobacco May 1, 1744, and 800 lbs of tobacco each May 1 thereafter, and 11/2 bushels of wheat each Sep 1, and 1 fat turkey each Christmas, and 4 fat chickens at midsummer starting in 1745. If the rent is more than 30 days behind, Charles Pye may repossess the premises. James Edelen shall plant an orchard of 150 apple trees of good winter fruit, within 4 years next, and the same well maintain. The premises are to be left in tenantable condition. James Edelen shall not cut down or sell any timber or wood on the premises, or cut timber in a wasteful manner, further than to clear the land for planting & sowing or any other use for the plantation. If wood is cut down in a wasteful manner, Charles Pye may cart it away and use it himself. Charles Pye may cut down any white oak timber to saw into plank or heading or pipe hhd or barrel staves, or any black walnut or cherry tree or any crooked ship timber on sd premises, and to convert and carry away the same, leaving enough timber for the use of the sd plantation. Five acres in one comer of the premises shall be left uncut of the timber thereon, which is to be left to grow and improve. James Edelen may not assign over to any other tenants, the sd lease unless leave is first had of sd Chas Pye. Signed - Walter Pye. Wit - Jno Hawkins Jr*, Geo Fraser*. Recorded Jun 27, 1743.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1735 - Abt 1777 (42 years)