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Charles County Land Record Book O#3, 1765-1770; Page 529. Division_ Leonard Boarman, Richard Boarman, and George Boarman, sons of Benedict Leonard Boarman, all having an equal right to a parcel of land, it being part of several tracts, to be equally (divided between them] agreeable to the will of their father, Benedict Leonard Boarman, ha[vel this day agreed on a division as follows: a line bounded by Bowlings run, and the land east of this line goes to Leonard Boarman; the 2nd part goes to Richard Boarman, and this part is bounded by Bowlings run, Leonard Boarman's; and all the land that lies to the west of Richard Boarman's land which runs and joins with the sd land is George Boarman's. Signed Mar 17, 1763 - Leonard Boarman, Richard Boarman, George Boarman. Wit - John Winter*, Charles Love. Recorded Feb 23, 1769.

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Charles County Land Record Book O#3, 1765-1770; Page 527. Aug 31, 1768 from Richard Boarman of St. Mary's County, Gentleman, to Mary Boarman, widow of George Boarman, of CC, for 254 £ a parcel of land in CC, it being part of several tracts, a part of Hard Shift, part of Boarmans Rest, a part of the Enlargement Amended, and all that tract called Boarmans Addition, which are bounded by Bowlings run, it being a dividing line between Leonard Boarman and the above Richard Boarman, binding with Leonard Boarman's land to the out line of hard Shrift, containing about 254 acres. Signed - Richard Boarman. Wit - John Winter*, Robert Horner*. This deed was acknowledged by Richard Boarman and Anne, his wife, parties to the within deed. Recorded Feb 23, 1769.