Individual Details
Edward Pye
(Abt 1715 - Bef 16 Jul 1750)
Notes:
PYE, EDWARD, planter, Charles Co. 10 June 1750; 16 July 1750.
Wife Sarah Pye, extx.
I give up administration of my father's estate to my mother and sister Margaret.
Remainder of estate to be divided among my three children: Elizabeth, Margaret and Walter Pye.
Wit: John Ensey, James Grant. 27. 322.
Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin; Winter 1984 Vol 25 No 2; Charles County, MD: Probate Records and Inventories Part I 1673-1753; [The first number is the page or folio number for the beginning of the document (spelling is as read) (the date is that of the Inventory) Charles County Maryland Probate Records, Inventories, Book 1735-1752
463 Edward Pye-1 Sep 1750-Ann Pye, James Edelin nearest relations-Sarah Pey Exex
Mr. Edward Pye 44.146 CH £828.4.- Sep 1 1750 Nov 8 1750
(also Edward Pey)
Appraisers: George Parker, William Tyler.
Creditors: J. Lawrance for Ed. Trafford, Esq., John Baynes for MM Tubman & Hartley.
Next of kin: Ann Pye, James Edelen.
Executrix: Sarah Pey.
Edward Pye 33.302 A CH £828.4.5 £918.3.3 Nov 28 1752
Sureties: James Edelin, Henry Queen.
Received from: John Bapt. Mattingly, Nicholas Dawson, Christopher Lowndes.
Payments to: MM Tubman & Hartly (merchants in Liverpool) paid to Mr. John Baynes, James Edelen, Henry Queen, John Kinsman, administratrix of James Freeman, Norman MacLeod, William Eilbeck, Daniel Stevenson paid to Joseph Johnson, Edward Trafford, Esq. paid to John Lawrence, Peter Dent, MM Tubman & Hartly paid to Mr. John Baynes, Charles Robinson, Zach. Lanham, Philip Barnes, Charles Rud, John Cook (of Prince George's County), William Hanson, Margaret Pye per James Edelen, Thomas Wheeler, Mary Brown, Henry Davis, John Philpott & Co. paid to Mr. William Murdock, Peggy Pye per James Edelen, Samuel Lucket, Benjamin Tasker, Esq., Sarah Queen (her filial portion of estate of Samuel Queen (deceased married executrix)), Walter Hanson, D. Jenifer.
Distribution to: accountant, 3 children: Elisabeth Pye (aged 15), Margaret Pye (aged 13), Walter Pye (aged 10).
Executrix: Sarah Pye.
Edward Pye 36.13 A CH £23.15.8 Sep 28 1753
Sureties: James Edelin, Henry Queen.
Payments to: Samuel Lucket, Leonard Clements, Lord Baltimore paid to Edward Digges, William Luckett, Charles Neale, William Bryan, John Hattly, D. Jenifer.
Executrix: Sarah Pye.
53) 28 Nov 1752-Charles County
Sarah PYE, Exrx of Edward PYE
Sureties-James EDLEN & Henry QUEEN
Per Will
Edwd. PYE
Sex: M
Spouse: Sarah QUEEN
Marriage: 25 Feb 1735 Saint John's Parish, Prince George's, Maryland
Messages: Extracted marriage record for locality listed in the record. The source records are usually arranged chronologically by the marriage date.
Source Information:
Batch number: Dates Source Call No. Type Printout Call No. Type
M507771 1701-1775 0014303 IT 1 Film 1205004 Film
M507771 1786-1805 0014303 IT 1 Film NONE
M507771 1836-1878 0013202 IT 1-2 Film NONE
p. 121, TLC Genealogy, Prince George's Land Records 1739-1743; Liber Y:
Page 644. Feb 24, 1742/[43] from Edward Edelin (Edelen) of PG, Gent, to Edward Pye of PG, Gent, for 1 shilling sterling, a lot in Piscataway town, being part of a tract of land called Littleworm, bounded by a locust post marked E.P. No:1 by the main road side that leads from Piscataway Bridge to Mattawoman and near the corner of a house that stands in Piscataway town that Joseph Noble Jr kept saddler shop in, thence to other locust posts marked EP No2, EP No3, EP No4, containing and laid now out for about 0.75 acres. Signed - E:d Edeln. Wit - Pet Dent*, Jno Hawkins Jr*. Recorded Mar 19, 1742/[43].
p. 129, TLC Genealogy, Prince George's Land Records 1739-1743; Liber Y:
Page 690. Lease. Apr 23, 1743 from Walter Pye of PG, to Edward Pye. Walter Pye, per letter of attorney, is acting as the attorney of Charles Pye Esq of PG, to lease land in Mattawoman Neck belonging to sd Chas Pye, for one or two lives. This indenture witnesses that sd Walter Pye, on behalf of sd Chas Pye leases to sd Edward Pye, during the term of the natural life of his daughter, Eliz:a Pye and for the natural life of his son, Walter Pye, a tract of land called Pyes Addition, bounded by his former lot, Potomack River, Charles Tizzick's land, the Town Gutt, sd Edwd's former land, containing 100 acres. The rent is 400 lbs of tobacco the first year on May 1, and 1000 lbs of tobacco each May 1 thereafter, and 2 bushels of wheat each Sep 1, and 1 fat turkey each Christmas, and 6 fat chickens at midsummer starting in 1745. If the rent is more than 30 days behind, Charles Pye may repossess the premises. Edward Pye shall plant an orchard of 2000 apple trees of good winter fruit, within 4 years next, and the same well maintain. The premises are to be left in tenantable condition. Edward Pye shall not cut down or sell any timber or wood on the premises, or cut timber in a wasteful manner, further than to clear the land for planting & sowing or any other use for the plantation. If wood is cut down in a wasteful manner, Charles Pye may cart it away and use it himself. Charles Pye may cut down any white oak timber to saw into plank or heading or pipe hhd or barrel staves, or any black walnut or cherry tree or any crooked ship timber on sd premises, and to convert and carry away the same, leaving enough timber for the use of the sd plantation. Five acres in one corner of the premises shall be left uncut of the timber thereon, which is to be left to grow and improve. Edward Pye may not assign over to any other tenants, the sd lease unless leave is first had of sd Chas Pye. Signed - Walter Pye. Wit - Jno Hawkins Jr*, Geo Eraser*. Recorded Jun 27, 1743.
p. 133, TLC Genealogy, Prince George's Land Records 1739-1743; Liber Y:
Page 707. Lease. Jan 22, 1742/43 from Edwd Pye of PG, to James Atcherson Jr, planter of PG, for the rents and covenants to be performed in this lease and for other lawful causes, the 21 year lease of half of a tract of land called Rose Common, lying in Piscataway, containing 50 acres. The yearly rent is 700 lbs of merchantable tobacco in cask, on each Jan 1. Sd Acherson promises to keep the orchard in repair and to plant 50 apple trees of good fruit, and keep the same in repair. Nor shall sd James embezzle, sell, or give any timber or any ways make use of the same but what shall be necessary for the use of the plantation, and to leave the sd plantation at the end of the lease, in good repair. Signed - Edwd Pye, James (+ his mark) Atchison Jr. Wit - Peter Dent* John Hawkins Jr*. Recorded Jul 19, 1743.
1758 Charles County Tax Lists By District in Record order
District, Record Number, Name Order, Surname, Given Name, Slaves, Taxables, Notes.
Pomonkey Hundred
PH 32 1 Pye Sarah 8 9
PH 60 1 Pye John 2 5
PH 2 Maccatee Henry
PH 3 Murfew Jeremiah
PYE, EDWARD, planter, Charles Co. 10 June 1750; 16 July 1750.
Wife Sarah Pye, extx.
I give up administration of my father's estate to my mother and sister Margaret.
Remainder of estate to be divided among my three children: Elizabeth, Margaret and Walter Pye.
Wit: John Ensey, James Grant. 27. 322.
Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin; Winter 1984 Vol 25 No 2; Charles County, MD: Probate Records and Inventories Part I 1673-1753; [The first number is the page or folio number for the beginning of the document (spelling is as read) (the date is that of the Inventory) Charles County Maryland Probate Records, Inventories, Book 1735-1752
463 Edward Pye-1 Sep 1750-Ann Pye, James Edelin nearest relations-Sarah Pey Exex
Mr. Edward Pye 44.146 CH £828.4.- Sep 1 1750 Nov 8 1750
(also Edward Pey)
Appraisers: George Parker, William Tyler.
Creditors: J. Lawrance for Ed. Trafford, Esq., John Baynes for MM Tubman & Hartley.
Next of kin: Ann Pye, James Edelen.
Executrix: Sarah Pey.
Edward Pye 33.302 A CH £828.4.5 £918.3.3 Nov 28 1752
Sureties: James Edelin, Henry Queen.
Received from: John Bapt. Mattingly, Nicholas Dawson, Christopher Lowndes.
Payments to: MM Tubman & Hartly (merchants in Liverpool) paid to Mr. John Baynes, James Edelen, Henry Queen, John Kinsman, administratrix of James Freeman, Norman MacLeod, William Eilbeck, Daniel Stevenson paid to Joseph Johnson, Edward Trafford, Esq. paid to John Lawrence, Peter Dent, MM Tubman & Hartly paid to Mr. John Baynes, Charles Robinson, Zach. Lanham, Philip Barnes, Charles Rud, John Cook (of Prince George's County), William Hanson, Margaret Pye per James Edelen, Thomas Wheeler, Mary Brown, Henry Davis, John Philpott & Co. paid to Mr. William Murdock, Peggy Pye per James Edelen, Samuel Lucket, Benjamin Tasker, Esq., Sarah Queen (her filial portion of estate of Samuel Queen (deceased married executrix)), Walter Hanson, D. Jenifer.
Distribution to: accountant, 3 children: Elisabeth Pye (aged 15), Margaret Pye (aged 13), Walter Pye (aged 10).
Executrix: Sarah Pye.
Edward Pye 36.13 A CH £23.15.8 Sep 28 1753
Sureties: James Edelin, Henry Queen.
Payments to: Samuel Lucket, Leonard Clements, Lord Baltimore paid to Edward Digges, William Luckett, Charles Neale, William Bryan, John Hattly, D. Jenifer.
Executrix: Sarah Pye.
53) 28 Nov 1752-Charles County
Sarah PYE, Exrx of Edward PYE
Sureties-James EDLEN & Henry QUEEN
Per Will
Edwd. PYE
Sex: M
Spouse: Sarah QUEEN
Marriage: 25 Feb 1735 Saint John's Parish, Prince George's, Maryland
Messages: Extracted marriage record for locality listed in the record. The source records are usually arranged chronologically by the marriage date.
Source Information:
Batch number: Dates Source Call No. Type Printout Call No. Type
M507771 1701-1775 0014303 IT 1 Film 1205004 Film
M507771 1786-1805 0014303 IT 1 Film NONE
M507771 1836-1878 0013202 IT 1-2 Film NONE
p. 121, TLC Genealogy, Prince George's Land Records 1739-1743; Liber Y:
Page 644. Feb 24, 1742/[43] from Edward Edelin (Edelen) of PG, Gent, to Edward Pye of PG, Gent, for 1 shilling sterling, a lot in Piscataway town, being part of a tract of land called Littleworm, bounded by a locust post marked E.P. No:1 by the main road side that leads from Piscataway Bridge to Mattawoman and near the corner of a house that stands in Piscataway town that Joseph Noble Jr kept saddler shop in, thence to other locust posts marked EP No2, EP No3, EP No4, containing and laid now out for about 0.75 acres. Signed - E:d Edeln. Wit - Pet Dent*, Jno Hawkins Jr*. Recorded Mar 19, 1742/[43].
p. 129, TLC Genealogy, Prince George's Land Records 1739-1743; Liber Y:
Page 690. Lease. Apr 23, 1743 from Walter Pye of PG, to Edward Pye. Walter Pye, per letter of attorney, is acting as the attorney of Charles Pye Esq of PG, to lease land in Mattawoman Neck belonging to sd Chas Pye, for one or two lives. This indenture witnesses that sd Walter Pye, on behalf of sd Chas Pye leases to sd Edward Pye, during the term of the natural life of his daughter, Eliz:a Pye and for the natural life of his son, Walter Pye, a tract of land called Pyes Addition, bounded by his former lot, Potomack River, Charles Tizzick's land, the Town Gutt, sd Edwd's former land, containing 100 acres. The rent is 400 lbs of tobacco the first year on May 1, and 1000 lbs of tobacco each May 1 thereafter, and 2 bushels of wheat each Sep 1, and 1 fat turkey each Christmas, and 6 fat chickens at midsummer starting in 1745. If the rent is more than 30 days behind, Charles Pye may repossess the premises. Edward Pye shall plant an orchard of 2000 apple trees of good winter fruit, within 4 years next, and the same well maintain. The premises are to be left in tenantable condition. Edward Pye shall not cut down or sell any timber or wood on the premises, or cut timber in a wasteful manner, further than to clear the land for planting & sowing or any other use for the plantation. If wood is cut down in a wasteful manner, Charles Pye may cart it away and use it himself. Charles Pye may cut down any white oak timber to saw into plank or heading or pipe hhd or barrel staves, or any black walnut or cherry tree or any crooked ship timber on sd premises, and to convert and carry away the same, leaving enough timber for the use of the sd plantation. Five acres in one corner of the premises shall be left uncut of the timber thereon, which is to be left to grow and improve. Edward Pye may not assign over to any other tenants, the sd lease unless leave is first had of sd Chas Pye. Signed - Walter Pye. Wit - Jno Hawkins Jr*, Geo Eraser*. Recorded Jun 27, 1743.
p. 133, TLC Genealogy, Prince George's Land Records 1739-1743; Liber Y:
Page 707. Lease. Jan 22, 1742/43 from Edwd Pye of PG, to James Atcherson Jr, planter of PG, for the rents and covenants to be performed in this lease and for other lawful causes, the 21 year lease of half of a tract of land called Rose Common, lying in Piscataway, containing 50 acres. The yearly rent is 700 lbs of merchantable tobacco in cask, on each Jan 1. Sd Acherson promises to keep the orchard in repair and to plant 50 apple trees of good fruit, and keep the same in repair. Nor shall sd James embezzle, sell, or give any timber or any ways make use of the same but what shall be necessary for the use of the plantation, and to leave the sd plantation at the end of the lease, in good repair. Signed - Edwd Pye, James (+ his mark) Atchison Jr. Wit - Peter Dent* John Hawkins Jr*. Recorded Jul 19, 1743.
1758 Charles County Tax Lists By District in Record order
District, Record Number, Name Order, Surname, Given Name, Slaves, Taxables, Notes.
Pomonkey Hundred
PH 32 1 Pye Sarah 8 9
PH 60 1 Pye John 2 5
PH 2 Maccatee Henry
PH 3 Murfew Jeremiah
Events
| Birth | Abt 1715 | ||||
| Marriage | 25 Feb 1736 | St John's Parish, Prince George's, Md - Sarah Edelen | |||
| Death | Bef 16 Jul 1750 | Charles County, MD |
Families
| Spouse | Sarah Edelen (1706 - 1773) |
| Child | Walter Pye ( - ) |
| Child | Elizabeth Pye (1736 - 1773) |
| Child | Margaret Pye (1739 - ) |
| Father | Walter Pye (1690 - 1749) |
| Mother | Margaret Tant ( - ) |
| Sibling | Walter Pye , Jr. (1717 - 1742) |
| Sibling | Jane Pye ( - ) |
| Sibling | Margaret Pye , Nun (1724 - 1777) |
| Sibling | Charles Pye ( - ) |
| Sibling | Mary Pye ( - 1783) |
| Sibling | Anne Pye ( - 1773) |
| Sibling | Henrietta Pye (1730 - 1775) |
| Sibling | Robert Pye (1734 - 1752) |