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HARRIS, JOHN, Charles County, Doctor of Physick, 22 June 1751; Codicil 5 Oct 175l/Codici1 4 Feb 1752; 6 Apr 1752
To godson Robert Yates, wearing apparel, horse, book.
To Jonathan Yates, brother to the above Robert, riding saddle and silver watch.
To above Robert and Jonathan Yates and Philip and Arthur Lee., sons of Capt. Arthur Lee, each of them one gold ring.
To brother Thomas Harris of Bradford In the county of Wilts, residue of estate Including tobacco to be shipped.
Robert Yates of Charles County, ex.
Wit: Ellen Joy, Joseph Allen. 28.295.
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John Gwinn 92,332 CH £328.2.8 Jun 1766 Aug 13 1766
Appraisers: George Clk. Smoot, Benjamin Douglass, Jr.
Creditors: John Hanson Jr Jonathon Yates.
Next of kin; Joseph Gwlnn,Violetta Gwinn.
Administratrix: Susanna Gwinn.
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WARREN, NOTLEY, Charles Co. 19 Jul. 1768; 29 Oct. 1768
To wife Sarah, all my estate,
Trustees: brother John Warren, friends Stephen Compton and Joseph Joy.
Refers to daus. unnamed; mentioned children but did not mention sons.
Ex.: Major Zachariah Bond of St. Mary's Co.
Wit: John MacPherson, Jon Yates, John Scott 36.646
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Contributed by Shirley Middleton Moller
Joseph Joy, d by 5 Jul 1783 in Charles County, MD.
Charles Co. Wills, B 1.190
Joseph Joy's Will
I, Joseph Joy of CC, planter, am sick and weak of body but of sound and disposing mind, memory, and understanding. Firstly, I want my debts and funeral charges paid. I devise 50 £of my estate to remain in the hands of my executors, to be by them applied towards the education of such children of William and Mary Parish, objects of charity, as they may think proper.
To my niece Eleanor Joy, daughter of my brother William Joy - I pair of good bobs.
To my son Benjamin Joseph Joy - the rest of my real and personal estate, when he turns 21. If he dies underage without heirs, then my real estate is to be sold, and the sale money along with my personal estate is to be equally divided between the children of my sister, Anne Ford, and my nephew, Phillip Joy Ford, son of my sister, Elizabeth Ford.
It is my desire that the whole of my estate shall be at the risque of my son, Benjamin Joseph Joy, and that my executors shall he neither gainer nor loser by their executorship. I desire that my sd son, Benjamin Joseph Joy and his estate, shall remain under the guardianship and care of my executors until he turns 21.
Executors: my friends John Ford, Jezreel Penn, & Jonathan Yates.
Signed Jun 1, 1783 - Jos Joy. Wit - John Macpherson, Notly Dutton, Jon Yates.
Codicil:
I, the afd Joseph Joy, having continued in a sound mind and judgment, and having reconsidered my former will, have thought it prudent to make this codicil to it, by way of explanation - viz - I stipulated that if my afd son died without heirs and underage, that my whole estate should be sold and divided between the children of my sister, Anne Ford, and my nephew, Phillip Joy Ford, son of my sister, Elizabeth Ford. My will now is that if my son dies underage and without heirs, and if my sd nephew, Philip Joy, should also die without heirs before he is of full age, and my sd sister Elizabeth should have no child surviving, then the whole produce of my estate shall be equally divided, as afd, among the children only of my sd sister Ann.
Signed Jun 20, 1783 - Jos Joy. Wit - John Macpherson, Notly Dutton.
Probated on Jul 5, 1783 by the oaths of Major Jonathan Yates & Jezreel Penn, the executors, and by the oaths of witnesses the Revd John McPherson, Notly Dutton, and Jonathan Yates.
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Charles County Maryland Land Record Liber X#2, 1743-1744; Page 119. I, Arthur Lee of CC, far the love 1 have for my wife, Ann Lee, and also that I may fulfill my promise to her before marriage, and for the great regard 1 have for my 2 sons-in-law, Robert and Jonathan Yates, and for divers other good causes, I confirm unto my son-in-law, sd Robert -Yates, 1 large silver punch bowl which did belong to his father, the late Major Robt Yates, deceased. And for like reason, give my son-in-law Jonathan Yates, 1 Negro girl, about 10 years old, called Judeth, daughter of Negro Moll, now my proper slave. Signed May 24, 1744 - Arthur Lee. Wit - Robt Yates, John Harris.
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Charles County Land Record Book L#3, 1761-1765; Page 473. Mortgage. May 4, 1761 from James Smith of CC, planter, to John Fendall of CC, Gentleman, for 232 £10 shillings & 6 pence, a parcel of land commonly called Smith, situated in William and Mary Parish in CC, and on the north side of Potomack River on Petites Cr, and bounded on the south by sd Cr, on the east with a line drawn north from Smiths Bight into the woods, on the north with a line drawn west from the end of the former line until it intersects a parallel [line] drawn from Bennetts Branch, on the west with sd Branch and parallel [line], containing and now laid out for about 100 acres. If, however, sd James smith pays sd John Fendall the afd sum with legal interest on May 4, 1764, then these presents shall cease. Signed - James Smith Sr. Wit - John Winter*, Robt Horner*,
May 5, 1761. Recorded in Liber L No 3 folio 1, 2, Si 3 - Phil R'd Fendall, Clk.
CC, Nov 1, 1762, I hereby assign all my right to the within deed of mortgage to Mr_ Robert Yates, for the consideration of 253 £17 shillings & 6 pence, Signed - Jno Fendall. Wit - Sarah (B her mark) Branson, Francis Yates. Recorded-in CC
Liber N No 3 folia 197-200. Wit - Phil R'd Fendall.
Mar 12, 1764. Then received of James Smith, 272 £5 shillings and 11 pence, for the principal and interest of the within mortgage, upon which I relinquish (as administrator of Mr. Robert Yates) all right and title of the within mentioned land. Signed - Jonathan Yates. Wit - Geo: Dent, Recorded Jun 12, 1764.
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Charles County, Maryland Land Records 1804-1806; Liber IB-6 {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 156.
At the request of Luke Philip Barber the following Release was recorded June 21, 1804
Whereas it appears by the account of my uncle by consanguinity Jonathan Yates that upon his administration of my father Robert Yates that their remains unsettled of the said estate a balance of 672 pounds 14 shillings and 7 pence half penny. And whereas he has had possession and used my landed property for a great many years and with regard to the possession and use of my land. I having lived with him all that time and having been well maintained and kindly treated by him and his respective children, Townly Yates now deceased, Rebecca Morgan Yates now wife to Henry Hawkins Young, Jane Bruce Yates now wife to Luke Philip Barber and Elizabeth Yates being my near relations by consanguinity and the objects of my love affections and bounty and instead of depriving them of property it is my wish and intention greatly to increase it by all the prudent means in my power, and knowing that either myself or my representatives should charge the securities of Jonathan Yates upon his administration aforesaid or the administrators on the said Jonathan Yates estate, that they will have recourse to the representatives of my said uncle. Therefore, in consideration of all the premises, I do hereby voluntarily release and relinquish all claim and demand I could or may have upon the estate of Jonathan Yates and his securities or administrators. And I hereby voluntarily give up and transfer to my cousins by consanguinity children and grandchildren to my uncle Jonathan Yates, to wit; , Rebecca Morgan Yates now wife to Henry Hawkins Young, Jane Bruce Yates now wife to Luke Philip Barber and Elizabeth Yates and the representatives of Townly Yates (Jonathan Yates, Judith Townly Yates and Maria Yates) all dues debts charges and claims which I may have against the estate of Jonathan Yates. In witness I have hereunto set my hand and seal this June 8, 1804, Ann Yates, in the presence of Jane Simpson, Elizabeth Bruce and acknowledged before Benjamin Contee, Robert Crain
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Prince George's County Circuit Court
Land Survey, Subdivision, and Condominium Plats
MSA S1203: (Certificates, Patented, PG)
Timothys Lott, Timothy Mayhew, 33 Acres 1765/03/09 Patented Certificate 2167 3 0 MSA S 1203-2263 {Jonathan Yates of Charles County to Timothy Mayhew. near William Hook's "Good Will"
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Timothys Lot, 33 Acres; Certificate
Developer/Owner: Mayhew, Timothy 1765 Patent Record BC and GS 30, Page 3 0 0 MSA S 1596-4303
Timothys Lot, 33 Acres; Patent
Developer/Owner: Mayhew, Timothy 1765 Patent Record BC and GS 26, Page 182 0 0
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Aft 1736 - Bef 1787 (< 49 years)