Individual Details
Richard Ford
(1716 - 8 Nov 1774)
FORD, RICHARD, Charles Co. 10 April, 1774 8 Nov. 1774
Executor to sell stock, crops and household furnIture and money to be used for use of my children,
Money In house at my death to be put at interest and to be used by my sons Allison and Richard Ford,
All negroes to be hired out for the support of my family.
To dau. Sarah Dickson Dixon Ford, seal skin trunk, tea spoons,
Bro.-In-law, John Vincent, exr.
Wit: Benjamin Bateman; John MacPherson.
Codicil: Executor John Vincent, to live on plantation for one year and money arising from same for use of my family.
To dau, Mary Ford.. seal skin trunk.
Sister-in-law, Anne Joy and bro.-in-law, John Vincent, to have care of said daus.
Wit: Benjamin Bateman; John MacPherson, 40.148
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Richard Ford 7,40 D CH £571.6.2 Nov 13 1775
Sureties; Stephen Compton.
Distribution to: Representatives unknown to this Office.
Executor: Mr. John Vincent,
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Richard Ford 121.309 CH £.489.9.9 Dec 20 1774 Feb 20 1775
Appraisers: T. Harris, Jezreel Penn.
Creditors: Stephen Compton, Joseph Aderton.
Next of kin: Charles Alls. Ford, Charles Brandt.
Executor: John Vincent.
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Charles County MD Will Book 1777-1780; Page 132.
Richard Ford's additional Account. Apr 24, 1778. The additional account of John Vincent, executor of Richard Ford, late of CC, decd, viz -
Debts: the balance of a former account, passed with Mr. Daniel Jenifer, late Deputy Commissary, and exhibited into the Prerogative office on Nov 13, 1775, amounting to 714 £ 2 shillings 8-1/2 pence; the accountant for the difference between the appraisement and the sale price of the deed's stock and household furniture; money received of Charles Ford; money received for fodder, sold out of the estate to Townly Maddox. The whole amount: 762 £ 1 shilling 4-1/2 pence.
Disbursements went to: Charles Allison Ford, Doctor Joseph Adderton, William Maddox, Walter Hanson as Register. Balance to be disposed of according to the decd's will: 736 £ 1 shilling 4-1/2 pence.
The accountant prays a further time to pass a 2nd additional account.
Securities: Stephen Compton and Jno Wilder of CC.
On Apr 14, 1778, proved by Jno Vincent, the accountant afd
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Sarah Vincent 5.161 D CH £153.1.8 Apr 26 1769
Sureties: William Penn, Bowles Tyer Balthrop.
Legatees: Eleanor Joy (granddaughter), Sarah Ford (daughter), William Vincent (son).
Mentions: father (unnamed) of William Vincent (son).
Residue to children (unnamed, equally).
Executor: John Vincent,
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Executor to sell stock, crops and household furnIture and money to be used for use of my children,
Money In house at my death to be put at interest and to be used by my sons Allison and Richard Ford,
All negroes to be hired out for the support of my family.
To dau. Sarah Dickson Dixon Ford, seal skin trunk, tea spoons,
Bro.-In-law, John Vincent, exr.
Wit: Benjamin Bateman; John MacPherson.
Codicil: Executor John Vincent, to live on plantation for one year and money arising from same for use of my family.
To dau, Mary Ford.. seal skin trunk.
Sister-in-law, Anne Joy and bro.-in-law, John Vincent, to have care of said daus.
Wit: Benjamin Bateman; John MacPherson, 40.148
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Richard Ford 7,40 D CH £571.6.2 Nov 13 1775
Sureties; Stephen Compton.
Distribution to: Representatives unknown to this Office.
Executor: Mr. John Vincent,
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Richard Ford 121.309 CH £.489.9.9 Dec 20 1774 Feb 20 1775
Appraisers: T. Harris, Jezreel Penn.
Creditors: Stephen Compton, Joseph Aderton.
Next of kin: Charles Alls. Ford, Charles Brandt.
Executor: John Vincent.
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Charles County MD Will Book 1777-1780; Page 132.
Richard Ford's additional Account. Apr 24, 1778. The additional account of John Vincent, executor of Richard Ford, late of CC, decd, viz -
Debts: the balance of a former account, passed with Mr. Daniel Jenifer, late Deputy Commissary, and exhibited into the Prerogative office on Nov 13, 1775, amounting to 714 £ 2 shillings 8-1/2 pence; the accountant for the difference between the appraisement and the sale price of the deed's stock and household furniture; money received of Charles Ford; money received for fodder, sold out of the estate to Townly Maddox. The whole amount: 762 £ 1 shilling 4-1/2 pence.
Disbursements went to: Charles Allison Ford, Doctor Joseph Adderton, William Maddox, Walter Hanson as Register. Balance to be disposed of according to the decd's will: 736 £ 1 shilling 4-1/2 pence.
The accountant prays a further time to pass a 2nd additional account.
Securities: Stephen Compton and Jno Wilder of CC.
On Apr 14, 1778, proved by Jno Vincent, the accountant afd
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Sarah Vincent 5.161 D CH £153.1.8 Apr 26 1769
Sureties: William Penn, Bowles Tyer Balthrop.
Legatees: Eleanor Joy (granddaughter), Sarah Ford (daughter), William Vincent (son).
Mentions: father (unnamed) of William Vincent (son).
Residue to children (unnamed, equally).
Executor: John Vincent,
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Events
| Birth | 1716 | William & Mary Parish, Charles, Maryland, United States | |||
| Marriage | 1734 | Charles, Maryland, USA - Sarah Vincent | |||
| Death | 8 Nov 1774 | William & Mary Parish, Charles County, Maryland | |||
| Ancestral File Number | 1FGJ-GLP |
Families
| Spouse | Sarah Vincent (1745 - ) |
| Father | Edward Ford (1693 - 1763) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Mastin (1696 - 1763) |
| Sibling | Allanson Ford (1712 - 1775) |
| Sibling | Charles Allanson Ford (1713 - ) |
| Sibling | John Ford (1714 - 1793) |
| Sibling | Notley Ford (1741 - ) |
| Sibling | Sarah Gwinn Ford (1718 - ) |
| Sibling | Mary Ford (1719 - ) |
| Sibling | Ann Ford (1720 - ) |