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Charles County Land Record Book O#3, 1765-1770; Page 233. Jul 13, 1767 from Wilfred Neal of St. Mary's County, planter, son of Henry Neale, late of sd county, decd, to John Chapman of CC, planter, in pursuance of the will of sd Henry Neale deed, and for 210 £ 19 shillings, all that tract of land in CC, being part of a tract of land called Green Spring, bounded by the original tract called Green Spring, Portobacco Branch, a small branch called the Fresh run, containing about 321 acres. Signed - Wilfred Neale. Wit - Dan Jenifer*, J Hawkins*, Thos How Ridgate, Robt Sinnet Jr. Recorded Jul 24, 1767.

Charles County Land Record Book O#3, 1765-1770; Page 236. Lease and Release. Jul 22-24, 1767 from Wilfred Neale of St. Mary's County, planter, son of Henry Neale, late of sd county, decd, to William Hamilton & Patrick Hamilton (as tenants in common), both of CC, planters, for 100 a tract of land in CC, being part of a parcel of land called Green Spring, bounded by Portobacco Branch, land called Greens Inheritance, land called the Mount, land called Saint Mathews, the Fresh run, containing about 229 acres. One moiety of the afd land goes to ad William, and the other moiety goes to sd Patrick, Signed - Wilfred Neale. Wit - R Harrison*, Dan Jenifer*, Robert Mundell. Recorded Jul 24, 1767,

Event

31st Day of August 1786
Wilfred Neale of Saint Mary's County to Josehp Eichard of Frederick Co.,
for the sum of Thirteen Pounds seven Shillings Currency
All that Tract or Parcel of Land being a part of "Brothers Agreement" being lying and situate in Frederick County
Containing seventeen and one half acres of Land
Wilfred Neale
Wit:Jeremiah Jordan and Townshend Eden

Death

WILFRED NEALE wrote his will on 8/7/1807 and it was probated in St. Mary's County on 2/18/180 8. He canceled all debts against his son-in-law William Roach, except for the purchase of a s lave. His estate was to be divided into three parts with one part going to each of his sons.