| Notes |
- ===
MUDD, THOMAS,, Charles Co. 2 Feb.. 1760; 12 Aug. 1761
To son Henry Mudd, land called "Devil's Nest", out of a tract of land called "Boarman's Reserve", but desire my bro. Henry Mudd, to have plantation he now dwells on, with all land adjoining an that side of the branch next to sd. plantation,
To sons Richard and Luke Mudd, all remaining pt. of land on south side of "Devil's Nest".
To son Richard Mudd, some slaves and etc,
To son Luke Mudd, one slave and etc.
To dau. Mary Johnson, one slave.
To my children, Thomas, Ignatious, Joseph and Francis, all remaining personal estates equally divided.
Wit: Wm. Hagan, Sr., Ignatius Gardner, Richard R. Bevin. 31. 482
===
Mr. Thomas Mudd 76.246 CH £351.9.3 Nov 10 1761
Appraisers: Henry Bowling, Joshua Sanders.
Creditors: Andrew Buchanan, Smith Middleton.
Next of kin: Richard Mudd, Luke Mudd.
Executor: Henry Mudd.
===
Thomas Mudd 4.6 D CH £431.1.9 Mar 16 1763
Sureties: Ignatius Gardiner, Richard Gardiner.
Legatees: Richard Mudd, Luke Mudd, Mary Johnson.
Residue to children (equally): Thomas, Ignatius, Joseph, Francis.
Executor: Henry Mudd.
===
William Culver 20.134 A CH £172.1.0 £14.1.7 Feb 27 1743
Sureties; Thomas Mudd, Sr. (of Charles County), Ignatius Garner (of Prince George's County).
Received from: Richard Clements, Alexander Frazer, Charles Neale, Thomas Hayes, Freeman Haggit, Robert Hardie, Thomas King.
Payments to: John Tolson, James Bosswell, Dr. Farnham, James Willson, Daniel Dulany, Esq., Walter Hanson, Bazil Bevan.
Executrix: Mary Smith, wife of Thomas Smith.
===
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.
===
Henry Mudd Charles Co. 20th June, 1736; no probate to will
To wife Elizabeth, extx., and four youngest child., viz..- Henry, Monaca, Bennett and Ellinder, personalty.
To dau. Elizabeth Simson, son Thomas, daus. Mary Bevens, Sarah and Heneretter, personalty.
Test: Charles Farrall., Ignaus Simson, Ignasious Hagun.
Memo.: No probate to above will. MCW 21.663.
===
Gardiner, John, Sr., Charles County, July, 1742; 16th Nov., 1742.
To wife Constant, entire estate, at her death to be divided between child. viz., John, Jr., Benjamin, and Elizabeth, wife of Thomas Douglas.
To son Joseph and dau. Ann, wife of John Wright of Nanjomy Parish, personalty.
Exs.: Son Benjamin, Thomas Douglas.
Test: Samuel Hanson, Peter Farnandis, Thomas Mudd. MCW 22.526.
===
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
===
Charles County Land Records, Liber M#2 Page 193. At the request of Thomas Hayes of CC, the following deed was recorded Mar 16, 1729.
Mar 12, 1729 from Thomas Mudd, Henry Mudd, John Mudd, and Thos Mudd, son of sd Henry, all of CC, Gent,";to Thomas Hays of CC, planter, in his actual possession now being,,all that tract of land, being part of a tract called Carnavan & part of a tract called Boarmans Reserve, bounded by the NE corner of Boarmans Reserve as it was surveyed for_the sd Henry Mudd, containing about 100 acres. Signed -EThomas.Mudd, Henry Mudd, John (X his mark) Mudd, Thos'(u'his mark) Mudd Jr. Wit - Thos Hodgkin, John Kenedy, Gusta Brown*, Henry Hawkins*. The wives [unnamed] of sd Thomas, Henry, and John Mudd, relinquished their right of dower"to the within bargained premises.
===
Charles County Court Records, August 1741 Court, Liber T#2, Page 240
Thomas Mudd, by his petition, sets forth that he is seized of a tract of land in CC called Hales Place, on the east side of Zachiah Swamp, the bounds whereof being very uncertain, he prays the Court to appoint Commissioners to examine witnesses to prove and perpetuate the bounds thereof. Ordered that Commission issue to William Middleton, Henry Hawkins, Thomas Hawkins, and Saml Hawkins, Gent, to examine witnesses touching the premises.
===
Charles County Court Records, June 1742 Court, Liber T#2, Page 382.
Pursuant to the order of last Aug CC Court, Commission issued to examine witnesses touching the bounds of a tract of land called Hulls Place, in possession of Thomas Mudd, as follows: to William Middleton, Henry Hawkins, Thomas Hawkins, and Samuel Hawkins of CC, Gent. Whereas Thomas Mudd, seized of a tract of land called Hailes Place, lying in CC, did, on Aug 11, in the 27th year of our Dominion, prefer his petition to CC Court before Robert Hanson, Gent, and his associates, CC Justices, for Commission to examine witnesses to prove and perpetuate the memory of the bounds of the sd tract of land, know that we have given you (not being any way related to the petitioner, contiguous proprietor, nor interested in sd land) power to examine witnesses as afd. Signed Aug 14, 1741 - Edm'd Porteus, Cl.
And now here, Thomas Hawkins and Sam Hawkins, return to this Court the Commission afd with the certificate and depositions thereto annexed, viz - We, being nominated to examine witnesses about the bounds of the afd tract of land called Halls Place, we therefore met on Apr 8 last, on sd land, and then and there took the depositions of all such witnesses as were produced to us in relation to the bounds thereof, and also the bounds of a tract thereunto contiguous called Halls Lot which are hereunto annexed. Signed Jun 9, 1742 - Thomas Hawkins, Samuel Hawkins.
CC. Richard Edelen, aged about 70, declares that the bound stone by which he now stands, Mr. Benjamin Hall showed to him to be a boundary of a tract of land called Halls Lot.
William Boarman, aged about 32, declares that the bound stone on which this deponent now lays his hand, he has always understood to be the 1st boundary of a tract of land called Halls Lot.
Francis Sims, aged about 77, declares that near the place where he now stands, about 36-37 years ago, Luke Garner showed him an old stump and told him it was a former bound tree of the tract of land the sd Garner was then surveying, which this deponent understood to be Mr. Hall's.
Francis Ignatius Boarman, age about 41, declares that an old lying stump, on which this deponent now lays his hand, he understood by Richard Lamaster and several other persons, to be a boundary of a tract of land belonging to Mr. Benjamin Hall.
===
Charles County Maryland Land Record Liber Z#2, 1744-1753; Page 42. At the request of Marsham Queen, the following lease was recorded on Jun 17, 1745.
Mar 27, 1745 from Thomas Mudd of CC, planter, to Marsham Queen of CC, planter, for 5 shillings, the 1 year lease of a parcel of land called Hall Place, being part of Boarman Manor called Content, lying in CC, bounded by Mr. Robert Green, the north side of Green Run, Zachia Swamp, Matthew's Run, containing about 450 acres. Signed - Thomas Mudd. Wit - Thomas Taylor, Ignatius Wheeler.
The consideration money was received by Thos Boarman Mudd
===
Charles County Maryland Land Record Liber Z#2, 1744-1753; Page 43.
At the request of Benjamin Jameson, the following deed was recorded on Jun 17, 1745.
Indenture tripartite made Mar 28, 1745 between Thomas Mudd of CC, planter, and Wm Boarman of CC, Gentleman, of the 1st part, Marsham Queen of CC, planter, of the 2nd part, and Benjamin Jameson of CC, planter, of the 3rd part. Thomas Mudd and Wm Boarman, for the docking and barring of all estates tail and remainder entail of and in the lands and tenements hereinafter mentioned, and for settling and assuring the same, and for 4 shillings to Thomas Mudd paid by Marsham Queen and Benjamin Jameson, and for divers other good causes, Thomas Mudd has sold to Marsham Queen, in his actual possession now being by virtue of the preceding lease, a parcel of land called Hall Place, being part of Boarmans Manor called Content, lying in CC, bounded by Mr. Robert Green, the north side of Green Run, Zachia Swamp, Matthew's Run, containing about 450 acres. To have and to hold, for the purpose that Marsham Queen may become tenant of the freehold of the said land and may stand so seized with a good recovery with double vouchers. It is agreed that Marsham Queen will permit Benja. Jameson, before the end of the next Provincial Court, to prosecute against Marsham Queen one Writ of Entry Sur Disseisen in le post returnable before the Justices of the Provincial Court, demanding against Marsham Queen sd parcel of land. The intent is for Benja Jameson to recover the land and premises against Marsham Queen, and for Marsham Queen to recover in value against Thomas Mudd and Wm Boarman, and for Thomas Mudd and Wm Boarman to recover value against the common voucher to the end one common recovery with double voucher may be thereupon had. Signed - Thomas Mudd, Wm Boarman, Marsham Queen. Wit - Thomas Taylor, Ignatius Wheeler.
===
1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Newport: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 362-5: HALLS LOTT: 338 acres; Possession of - 338 Acres - Mudd, Thomas: Surveyed 10 March 1699 for Thomas Mudd, patent for Benjamin Hall joining upon or near a track called HALLS PLACE: Other Tracts Mentioned: HALLS PLACE; Conveyance notes - 338 Acres - Thomas Jameson from Benjamin Hall; 13 March 1710, Henry Joshua Jameson from Thomas Jameson; 16 May 1729,
|
Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1707 - 1761 (54 years)