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William Handy 20.177 SO £337.1.6 Aug 8 1734 Nov 20 1734
Appraisers: Francis Allen, John Dennis, Jr.
Creditors: Patrick Stewart, John Scott.
Next of kin: William Handy, Stephen Handy.
Executors: Elisabeth Handy, Samuel Handy.
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Stephen Handy 7.154 A SO £219.11.0 £284.3.7 Sep 7 1725
A second inventory is cited in the amount of £65.2.8.
Payments to: Alexander Worthy, Edward Cluff, Ephraim Willson, George Tull, William Handy.
Legatees: Stephen Handy (son of William Handy).
Distribution to: accountant.
Executrix: Sarah Handy.
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HANDY, ELIZABETH, Somerset Co. 3 Apr, 1751; 6 May, 1751
To sons Samuel, William and Stephen Handy, slaves.
To dau.-in-law Comfort Handy,
Wit: John Davis, Mary Cox, Jonathan Mills. 28. 51
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FLEMING, JOHN, Worcester Co., planter. 25 Apr, 1751; 10 Apr, 1752
To son William Fleming, lands that lyeth in Somerset Co.
To son John Fleming, 250 A. at upper pt. of land called "Addition To Venture,' so as to include plantation son now lives on.
To son Joshua Fleming, remaining pt. of land called "Addition To Venture," which included my now dwelling plantation, and a tract called Neighbours' Goodwill," 200 A. that I bought of Samuel Mayo.
To dau. Mary, now wife of John MacCudy, 20 pounds money.
To dau. Sarah, now wife of David Hopkins, 1 slave.
To dau. Grace, now wife of Stephen Handy, slave called "Robin,' now in her possession.
To wife Grace Fleming, full 1/3 pt. of estate, both real and personal.
Remaining pt. of estate to be divided bet. sons John and Joshua Fleming.
Wife Grace Fleming, sons John and Joshua Fleming, exs.
Wit: Angelo Atkinson. Test: Wm. Atkinson, Jno. Sheldon, Rachel Atkinson, Jr.
April 24, 1752, came Grace Fleming, widow of John Fleming, dec'd., and quit claims to her Right of Dower, before Benton Harris, Deputy Coma. of Worcester Co 28. 314
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1714 - Aft 1750 (~ 37 years)