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BROWN, DIXON, Baltimore Co. 3 Jan 1774; 26 Feb 1774
To eldest dau. Sarah Woodden, Negro girl Rachel, sow, piggs, hogs, £5.
To son Luke Brown, 250 acres in Baltimore Co. at Hunton Ridge, which is part of a tract called "Parkers Pallace,' horse.
To dau. Elizabeth, Negro girl Dinah, ewes, lambs, £5.
To son Dixon Brown, Negro man Dick, horse, saddle, furniture, stock.
To son John Brown, Negro wench Doll, furniture, stock.
To son Francis Brown, part of the tract I now dwell on, called Walnut Point, furniture.
To dau. Ann Brown, Negro wench Sall, furniture.
To son Thomas Brown, remainder of land I dwell on, furniture, stock, Negro wench Leah.
To dau. Charlotte, Negro boy George begotten of the Negro wench Leah, furniture.
To sister: Mary Brown, furniture and her residence on the plantation and maintenance as usual.
That my youngest children, Francis, Thomas, Ann and Charlotte, be educated. That Thomas be bound out as a brick layer and Thomas to the trade of taylor, when they reach age 14.
Friend Buckley Patrige and son Dixon Brown, exs.
Wit: Christ. Duke, John McConikin, Richard Stansbury, Moses Rawlings, James Isaacs. 39. 720
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1761 - Aft 1774 (> 15 years)