Individual Details
Bennett Brawner
(Abt 1745 - Bef 19 Jul 1777)
Notes:
"Laura Perry" keyesperry@msn.com> Charles County MD research 13 Jan 2002
Charles County, Maryland Wills, Administration Accounts, Inventories, and Orphan Court Proceedings, 1777-1780 (Miami Beach, FL : T.L.C. Genealogy, c1995)
LC Classification: F187.C4 C47 1995 Dewey Class No.: 929/.375247 20
"Page 34. On Jul 19, 1777, Letters of Administration were granted on the estate of Bennet Brawner, to Mary Anne Brawner, his widow.
Securities = James Ratliff and William Jones. Bond = 200 £.
Appraisers: Jno Maddox & Saml Lucket.
On Oct 18, 1777, the inventory was received, appraised to 30 £ 2 shillings 4 1/2 pence." [p. 17 in TLC book]
"Page 78. Bennet Brawner's Inventory. Oct 18, 1777. An inventory of the goods and chattels of Bennet Brawner, late of CC, deceased. Includes: 4 cattle, 7 pigs, 1 horse, 7 sheep; 3 beds, 6 plates of Queens China, 8 knives and forks. Total: 30 £ 2 shillings 4 1/2 pence. Signed - Jno Maddox, Samuel Lucket.
Next of kin: William Brawner, Anne Brawner.
Creditors: Richard Speake, Robert Mundell for Jno Glasford and Co.
Proved Oct 18, 1777 by the oath of Mary Anne Brawner, Administratrix of Bennet Brawner, late of CC, deceased." [p. 34 in TLC book]
"Page 269. Benet Brawner's final Account. Jan 12, 1779. The account of Mary Ann Brawner, administratrix of Bennet Brawner, late of CC deceased, viz -
Debts include: the inventory of sd deceased's estate, exhibited into Orphan Court on Oct 18, 1777, amounting to 30 £ 2 shillings 4 pence; tobacco left by the deceased; a crop made the year the deceased died, 12 barrels of corn. The whole amount: 54 £ 3 shillings 11 pence.
Disbursements went to: Richard Speake; Walter Hanson, Register, for letters and for recording inventory and for stating, passing, and recording this account; the accountant for maintaining the family until Jan 1 following when the deceased died. Balance accountable: 36 £ 19 shillings 1 pence.
Final account: 54 £ 3 shillings 11 pence.
Securities: James Ratliff and William Jones.
Representative: the widow and 2 sons, Henry Brawner, 4 years old last July 29, Daniel Brawner, 2 years old last Apr 7. Proved on Jan 12, 1779 by Mary Ann Brawner, the accountant afd." [pp. 117-118 in the TLC book]
Bennett. Private, Militia, Capt. Francis Mastin's Company, 26th Battalion, from March 19, 1776 through 1777 [Ref:M-158, K-1814]. He was deceased by January 1779 (date of final account). [Ref: GG-269].
As with all my posts, I preface the information below by saying that almost all my research has been done on the net and therefore is not verified as accurate. If any of it is provably inaccurate I would welcome assistance to correct what I have, but I would like to have references to show me where I am wrong. Any comment should, of course, be posted to the Brawner list so everyone is aware of any changes.
Cheers
Lynne Simpson
Canberra Australia
Have consulted the trusty database and have come up with this:
Descendants of Bennett Brawner
1 Bennett Brawner 1740 - 1777
.. +Mary Ann Ratcliff 1755 -
.......... 2 Henry Brawner 1774 - 1822
...................... 3 Johanna Freeman Stoddert Brawner 1789 - 1843
.......................... +William McPherson 1789 -
.................................. 4 William Henry Brawner McPherson 1820 -
.................................. 4 Susanna Etheldra McPherson
.................................. 4 Edwin Thomas Wilmer McPherson
...................... 3 Henry Middleton Brawner 1807 - 1836
.......................... +Catherine Robertson 1804 -
.................................. 4 Henry Gerard Brawner 1831 - 1843
.................................. 4 Kitty Elisabeth Brawner 1834 -
.................................. 4 John Alexander Brawner 1835 - 1888
...................................... +Catharine Elizabeth Briscoe 1834 - 1893
.............................................. 5 Mary Catherine Brawner 1856 -
.................................................. +Hungerford Smoot
.............................................. 5 Verlinda Fowke Brawner 1862 - 1938
.................................................. +Gerard Wood Crain Smoot 1866 - 1942
.......................................................... 6 Amelia Tabb Smoot
.............................................................. +John Leland (Capt) Woodbury
.......................................................... 6 Katherine Brawner Smoot
.............................................................. +John C (Congressman) Kunkel
.......................................................... *2nd Husband of Katherine Brawner Smoot:
.............................................................. +William Minster Kunkel
.......................................................... 6 William Barton Smoot - 1962
.......................................................... 6 Crain Wood Smoot 1893 - 1966
.......................................................... 6 John Alexander Smoot 1895 - 1960
.......................................................... 6 Nannie Wood Crain Smoot 1901 - 1968
..............................................................+Richard Denwoods White 1895 - 1963
.............................................. 5 John Alexander Brawner 1880 -
.......................................................... 6 Howard Briscoe Brawner 1896 - 1985
.............................................. 5 Hugh Brawner 1856 -
.............................................. 5 Washington Brawner 1856 -
.............................................. 5 Henry Middleton Brawner 1856 -
.............................................. 5 Gerrard Briscoe Brawner 1856 -
.................................. 4 Henrietta Middleton Brawner 1837 -
.................................. 4 Henrietta Brawner
...................................... +Lemuel Wilmer
.......... 2 Daniel Brawner 1776 -
.............. +Elizabeth Hoffman
...................... 3 Andrew Brawner 1805 -
.......................... +Elizabeth Everitt
The Maryland Semmes And Kindred Famillies By Harry Wright Newman, Page 57
Thomas Semmes, son of James and Mary (Simpson) Semmes, was born at "Semmes's Amendment" in Charles County during 1754. In February, 1779, he married Mary Ann Brawner, the widow of Bennett Brawner, who died in Charles County in 1776. The latter's estate was settled on January 18, 1779, when the balance was distributed to the widow, Mary Ann Brawner, and two sons-Henry Brawner aged 4 and Daniel Brawner aged 2. She had been born a Miss Ratcliff, a family which had settled early in Charles County.
Early Families Of Southern Maryland, Volume 4
ROBERT HENDLY COURTS, Charles Co.; written 1 Feb 1774; probate 23 Jan 1775
To wife: Elizabeth, use of plantation, tracts Martins Freehold, Liverpool Point, Haw Point, Verino and part of Thomas's Choice for 19 years and for life if she does not marry and use of 6 negroes, 2 horses and all household furniture except what is given later, during life and all stock
To youngest son: Daniel Courts, the above lands at end of 19 years if wife marry, if not to have possession at her death, but if she die before 19 years is up above lands to be sold and money equally divided between my 2 sons John Courts and Robert Henly Courts, also to son Daniel Courts, 4 negroes
To sons, John, Robert Henly and George, to dau. Ann, negroes
My executor at my death to convey to James Briscoe tract Crough's Gift upon payment of purchase money and interest
Wife and executor to have care of my children, if wife marry, executor to take charge of children, their estates and educate them
Ex.: Kenhlem Trueman Stoddart
Test: W. Smallwood, Huh Hamil, Bennet Brawner (Wills, 40.297)
Maryland Calendar Of Wills 1774-1777 Volume 16 Family Line Publications Westminster, Maryland 1995
Robert Hendly Courts, Charles Co. 1 Feb. 1774 23 Jan. 1775
To wife Elizabeth, use of plantation, tracts 'Martins Freehold,' 'Liverpool Point," Haw Point," Verino" and part of "Thomas's Choice" for 19 years and for life if she does not marry and use of 6 negroes, 2 horses and all household furniture except what is given later, during life and all stock.
To youngest son Daniel Courts, the above lands at end of 19 years if wife marry, if not to have possession at her death, but if she die before 19 years is up above lands to be sold and money equally divided between my 2 sons John Courts and Robert Henly Courts, also to son Daniel Courts, Negro boy Daniel, Negro girl Bett, Negro Sall and Negro Lydia.
To son John Courts, Negroes: Clem, Abraham, Tom, Monica, Peg and a boy Moses; a gun.
To son Robert Henly Courts, Negroes; Sam, Latiford, Suck, Charity, Henney, Rose; silver table spoons.
To son George Courts, Negroes: Roger, Phill, Calla, Charles, Hannah and David; plus half of negroes to be given at wife's death.
To dau. Ann Courts, Negroes: a Negro woman Bess, Jenny, Casey, Lucy and Anthony, and other half of negroes given wife at her death.
My Executor at my death to convey to James Briscoe tract Crouch's Gift" upon payment of purchase money and interest.
Wife and Executor to have care of my children if wife marry Executor to take charge of children, their estates and to educate them.
Kenhelm Trueman Stoddert, ex.
Wit: W. Smallwood; Hugh Hamil; Bennet Brawner.
Kenhelm Truman Stoddart appointed Executor refuses to act. 40. 297
Bennett BRAWNER/Coshocton Co.OH 1840's
Posted by: Patricia Brawner-Schiro Date: October 19, 1998 at 20:52:32
Would like to correspond with anyone researching the families & descendants of James, Bennett or John BRAWNER who resided in Coshocton Co OH in the 1820-40's.
"Laura Perry" keyesperry@msn.com> Charles County MD research 13 Jan 2002
Charles County, Maryland Wills, Administration Accounts, Inventories, and Orphan Court Proceedings, 1777-1780 (Miami Beach, FL : T.L.C. Genealogy, c1995)
LC Classification: F187.C4 C47 1995 Dewey Class No.: 929/.375247 20
"Page 34. On Jul 19, 1777, Letters of Administration were granted on the estate of Bennet Brawner, to Mary Anne Brawner, his widow.
Securities = James Ratliff and William Jones. Bond = 200 £.
Appraisers: Jno Maddox & Saml Lucket.
On Oct 18, 1777, the inventory was received, appraised to 30 £ 2 shillings 4 1/2 pence." [p. 17 in TLC book]
"Page 78. Bennet Brawner's Inventory. Oct 18, 1777. An inventory of the goods and chattels of Bennet Brawner, late of CC, deceased. Includes: 4 cattle, 7 pigs, 1 horse, 7 sheep; 3 beds, 6 plates of Queens China, 8 knives and forks. Total: 30 £ 2 shillings 4 1/2 pence. Signed - Jno Maddox, Samuel Lucket.
Next of kin: William Brawner, Anne Brawner.
Creditors: Richard Speake, Robert Mundell for Jno Glasford and Co.
Proved Oct 18, 1777 by the oath of Mary Anne Brawner, Administratrix of Bennet Brawner, late of CC, deceased." [p. 34 in TLC book]
"Page 269. Benet Brawner's final Account. Jan 12, 1779. The account of Mary Ann Brawner, administratrix of Bennet Brawner, late of CC deceased, viz -
Debts include: the inventory of sd deceased's estate, exhibited into Orphan Court on Oct 18, 1777, amounting to 30 £ 2 shillings 4 pence; tobacco left by the deceased; a crop made the year the deceased died, 12 barrels of corn. The whole amount: 54 £ 3 shillings 11 pence.
Disbursements went to: Richard Speake; Walter Hanson, Register, for letters and for recording inventory and for stating, passing, and recording this account; the accountant for maintaining the family until Jan 1 following when the deceased died. Balance accountable: 36 £ 19 shillings 1 pence.
Final account: 54 £ 3 shillings 11 pence.
Securities: James Ratliff and William Jones.
Representative: the widow and 2 sons, Henry Brawner, 4 years old last July 29, Daniel Brawner, 2 years old last Apr 7. Proved on Jan 12, 1779 by Mary Ann Brawner, the accountant afd." [pp. 117-118 in the TLC book]
Bennett. Private, Militia, Capt. Francis Mastin's Company, 26th Battalion, from March 19, 1776 through 1777 [Ref:M-158, K-1814]. He was deceased by January 1779 (date of final account). [Ref: GG-269].
As with all my posts, I preface the information below by saying that almost all my research has been done on the net and therefore is not verified as accurate. If any of it is provably inaccurate I would welcome assistance to correct what I have, but I would like to have references to show me where I am wrong. Any comment should, of course, be posted to the Brawner list so everyone is aware of any changes.
Cheers
Lynne Simpson
Canberra Australia
Have consulted the trusty database and have come up with this:
Descendants of Bennett Brawner
1 Bennett Brawner 1740 - 1777
.. +Mary Ann Ratcliff 1755 -
.......... 2 Henry Brawner 1774 - 1822
...................... 3 Johanna Freeman Stoddert Brawner 1789 - 1843
.......................... +William McPherson 1789 -
.................................. 4 William Henry Brawner McPherson 1820 -
.................................. 4 Susanna Etheldra McPherson
.................................. 4 Edwin Thomas Wilmer McPherson
...................... 3 Henry Middleton Brawner 1807 - 1836
.......................... +Catherine Robertson 1804 -
.................................. 4 Henry Gerard Brawner 1831 - 1843
.................................. 4 Kitty Elisabeth Brawner 1834 -
.................................. 4 John Alexander Brawner 1835 - 1888
...................................... +Catharine Elizabeth Briscoe 1834 - 1893
.............................................. 5 Mary Catherine Brawner 1856 -
.................................................. +Hungerford Smoot
.............................................. 5 Verlinda Fowke Brawner 1862 - 1938
.................................................. +Gerard Wood Crain Smoot 1866 - 1942
.......................................................... 6 Amelia Tabb Smoot
.............................................................. +John Leland (Capt) Woodbury
.......................................................... 6 Katherine Brawner Smoot
.............................................................. +John C (Congressman) Kunkel
.......................................................... *2nd Husband of Katherine Brawner Smoot:
.............................................................. +William Minster Kunkel
.......................................................... 6 William Barton Smoot - 1962
.......................................................... 6 Crain Wood Smoot 1893 - 1966
.......................................................... 6 John Alexander Smoot 1895 - 1960
.......................................................... 6 Nannie Wood Crain Smoot 1901 - 1968
..............................................................+Richard Denwoods White 1895 - 1963
.............................................. 5 John Alexander Brawner 1880 -
.......................................................... 6 Howard Briscoe Brawner 1896 - 1985
.............................................. 5 Hugh Brawner 1856 -
.............................................. 5 Washington Brawner 1856 -
.............................................. 5 Henry Middleton Brawner 1856 -
.............................................. 5 Gerrard Briscoe Brawner 1856 -
.................................. 4 Henrietta Middleton Brawner 1837 -
.................................. 4 Henrietta Brawner
...................................... +Lemuel Wilmer
.......... 2 Daniel Brawner 1776 -
.............. +Elizabeth Hoffman
...................... 3 Andrew Brawner 1805 -
.......................... +Elizabeth Everitt
The Maryland Semmes And Kindred Famillies By Harry Wright Newman, Page 57
Thomas Semmes, son of James and Mary (Simpson) Semmes, was born at "Semmes's Amendment" in Charles County during 1754. In February, 1779, he married Mary Ann Brawner, the widow of Bennett Brawner, who died in Charles County in 1776. The latter's estate was settled on January 18, 1779, when the balance was distributed to the widow, Mary Ann Brawner, and two sons-Henry Brawner aged 4 and Daniel Brawner aged 2. She had been born a Miss Ratcliff, a family which had settled early in Charles County.
Early Families Of Southern Maryland, Volume 4
ROBERT HENDLY COURTS, Charles Co.; written 1 Feb 1774; probate 23 Jan 1775
To wife: Elizabeth, use of plantation, tracts Martins Freehold, Liverpool Point, Haw Point, Verino and part of Thomas's Choice for 19 years and for life if she does not marry and use of 6 negroes, 2 horses and all household furniture except what is given later, during life and all stock
To youngest son: Daniel Courts, the above lands at end of 19 years if wife marry, if not to have possession at her death, but if she die before 19 years is up above lands to be sold and money equally divided between my 2 sons John Courts and Robert Henly Courts, also to son Daniel Courts, 4 negroes
To sons, John, Robert Henly and George, to dau. Ann, negroes
My executor at my death to convey to James Briscoe tract Crough's Gift upon payment of purchase money and interest
Wife and executor to have care of my children, if wife marry, executor to take charge of children, their estates and educate them
Ex.: Kenhlem Trueman Stoddart
Test: W. Smallwood, Huh Hamil, Bennet Brawner (Wills, 40.297)
Maryland Calendar Of Wills 1774-1777 Volume 16 Family Line Publications Westminster, Maryland 1995
Robert Hendly Courts, Charles Co. 1 Feb. 1774 23 Jan. 1775
To wife Elizabeth, use of plantation, tracts 'Martins Freehold,' 'Liverpool Point," Haw Point," Verino" and part of "Thomas's Choice" for 19 years and for life if she does not marry and use of 6 negroes, 2 horses and all household furniture except what is given later, during life and all stock.
To youngest son Daniel Courts, the above lands at end of 19 years if wife marry, if not to have possession at her death, but if she die before 19 years is up above lands to be sold and money equally divided between my 2 sons John Courts and Robert Henly Courts, also to son Daniel Courts, Negro boy Daniel, Negro girl Bett, Negro Sall and Negro Lydia.
To son John Courts, Negroes: Clem, Abraham, Tom, Monica, Peg and a boy Moses; a gun.
To son Robert Henly Courts, Negroes; Sam, Latiford, Suck, Charity, Henney, Rose; silver table spoons.
To son George Courts, Negroes: Roger, Phill, Calla, Charles, Hannah and David; plus half of negroes to be given at wife's death.
To dau. Ann Courts, Negroes: a Negro woman Bess, Jenny, Casey, Lucy and Anthony, and other half of negroes given wife at her death.
My Executor at my death to convey to James Briscoe tract Crouch's Gift" upon payment of purchase money and interest.
Wife and Executor to have care of my children if wife marry Executor to take charge of children, their estates and to educate them.
Kenhelm Trueman Stoddert, ex.
Wit: W. Smallwood; Hugh Hamil; Bennet Brawner.
Kenhelm Truman Stoddart appointed Executor refuses to act. 40. 297
Bennett BRAWNER/Coshocton Co.OH 1840's
Posted by: Patricia Brawner-Schiro Date: October 19, 1998 at 20:52:32
Would like to correspond with anyone researching the families & descendants of James, Bennett or John BRAWNER who resided in Coshocton Co OH in the 1820-40's.
Events
| Birth | Abt 1745 | Md | |||
| Marriage | Bef 1774 | Charles County, Maryland, United States - |  | ||
| Death | Bef 19 Jul 1777 | Charles County, Maryland, United States |
Families
| Father | Brawner ( - ) |
| Sibling | Bennett Brawner (1745 - 1777) |
| Sibling | Mr. Brawner ( - 1806) |
| Sibling | William Brawner (1810 - ) |
| Sibling | William Brawner (1731 - ) |
| Sibling | Henry Brawner (1740 - ) |
| Sibling | Jesse Brawner (1765 - 1836) |
| Sibling | Ephraim Franklin Brawner (1810 - ) |
| Sibling | Iva Brawner (1895 - ) |
Endnotes
1. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, International Genealogical Index, Film 442828.