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MUDD, ELIZABETH, Charles Co. 25 May, 1761 19 Sep, 1763
To son Bennett Mudd, one slave,
To sons Thomas and Henry Mudd, one s. sterl.
To dau. Elizabeth Simpson, same.
To dau. Mary Bidden, one slave,
To dau. Sarah Wathen, furniture.
To grand-son Ezekiah Mudd, son of Bennett, slaves,
To Elizabeth Anne Salsbury, some slaves; In case she dies without issue, sd, slaves to dau. Mary Bibben; leave sd. slaves in her care until Elizabeth Anne Salsbury arrives at age.
To dau, Henrieta Clements, one hogshead of tobacco.
Wit: John Green, Edward Edelin. 31.996
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Henry Mudd 22.142 CH £169.0.4 Nov 1 1736 Dec 15 1736
Appraisers: John Smith, Bowling Speaks.
Creditors: Ignatius Hagun(Hagan), William Middleton.
Next of kin: Thomas Mudd, Ignatius Simpson.
Administratrix: Elisabeth Mudd.
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Mr. William Hatton 36C.30 A Page £315.13.7 £12.9.10 Sep 10 1715
Received from: John Middleton, John Phillmore, William Pinson, Joseph Hatton, Capt. John Hyde, Richard Edlen, executor of Mr. William Hutchison.
Payments to: Charles Carroll, Esq., Walter Evans, Hickford Leman, William Bladen, Esq., Mr. Tobias Bowles (merchant at Deal), Benjamin Berrey.
Legatees: Elisabeth Mueld, Elinor Miles, Barbary Frasier, John Low.
Executor: Mr. Joseph Hatton.
(Linda Reno: Legatees: Elisabeth Mueld [should be Mudd], Elinor Miles, Barbary Frasier, John Low [should be Lowe].
Executor: Mr. Joseph Hatton. NOTE: The Legatees named above are the grandchildren--each received a gold ring worth 10 shillings. (PG Co. Accounts, 1698-1726, Vol. I, Page 158, image 103, Family Search, LDR).
Linda Reno Research Notes:
You probably assumed that the grandchildren William Hatton was referring to were the same he named in his will. I would have too if I hadn't been on the hunt for Barbara Frazier which led to these finds.
The four unnamed grandchildren of William Hatton named in his will:
Elizabeth Mudd (nee Lowe). Wife of Henry Mudd.
Eleanor Miles (nee Lowe). Wife of _____Miles.
Barbara Frazier (nee Marbury). Wife of Daniel Frazier.
John Lowe. This was John Lowe, Jr.
Elizabeth, Eleanor and John Lowe are named in their father's will. Their mother was obviously a daughter of William Hatton. But was their mother Rebecca? Another child--Rebecca (Lowe) Hagan wasn't named…why not? My guess would be because she was grown and married. Alice isn't named either, but she could have been dead by then.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1692 - 1763 (71 years)