Individual Details
William Elliott
(Abt 1650 - Bef 16 Aug 1727)
Notes:
Prince George's County Land Records, Volume A, 1696-1702, Prince George's County Genealogical Society, Bowie, Maryland, Page 14
Indenture, 26 June 1697
From: GEO. AITHY of P.G. Co., planter, and SARAH his wife
To: WILLIAM ELLIOT of P.G. Co., planter
Price: 6800 #. tobacco
Property: All the 220 acre tract called "St Johns" in P.G. Co., formerly in Charles Co., adjoining a tract called "Maddozes Fooly" ("Madducks Folly").
Signature: GEORGE ATHEY (mark)
Wit.: Rob't Middleton, William Clarkson, Thomas Addison.
Ackn'd: George Aithey And Wife Sarah, 26 June 1697
Recorded: 24 August 1697, Vol. A, p. 60A
26 Jun 1697; Indenture from George Aithy of Prince George's Co, planter, and Sarah his wife, to William Elliot of Prince George's Co, planter; for 6,800# tobacco; all 220 acre tract called St Johns in Prince George's Co, formerly Charles Co (PGLR A.60).
Robert Smallpage 18.66 I CH £34.0.0 Jul 5 1698
The amount of the inventory also included #7865.
Appraisers: Matthew Saunders, William Ellitt.
The Maryland Calendar Of Wills; Compiled And Edited by Jane Baldwin (Jane Baldwin Cotton) And Roberta Bolling Henry; Wills From 1726 To 1732; Volume VI; Family Line Publications Westminster, Maryland; 1988, p. 36
Elliot, William, Prince George's Co., 2nd Aug., 1727: 19th Aug., 1727
To wife Mary, extx., and hrs., entire estate, real and personal.
Test: Walter Bayne, Thomas Philips, Richard Blew. 19, 227.
Prince Georges County, Colonial Maryland Wills, Maryland State Archives, Annapolis, Maryland, Liber 19, folio 227
William Elliot. August 2, 1727. August 16, 1727.
To wife Mary, executrix, and heirs, entire estate, real and personal.
Test: Walter Bayne, Thomas Philips, Richard Blew.
Abstracts Of The Administration Accounts Of The Prerogative Court Of Maryland Libers 6-10 1724-1731 V. L. Skinner, Jr.
William Elliot 9.67 A. PG £56.6.3 £8.6.8 Aug 27 1728
Payments to: Henry Massey.
Heirs: William Broner, John Broner. (both are mentioned, John is the executor).
Executor: John Broner (executor of Mary Elliot (executrix of deceased)).
From: Norma Lundgren nlndgrn@sbcglobal.net>
To: MDPGEORG-L@rootsweb.com
Date: Tuesday, December 19, 2000 11:22 PM
"Hunter's Kindness".
Mary Brawner married William Elliot. He died Aug 1727, leaving her all of his property (unspecified). She died later the same year and left "Hunter's Kindness" to her grandson, Henry Brawner, son of William Brawner, unless he died, then to son John Brawner. John Brawner was executor for both William Elliot (after his mother's death) and his mother, Mary Brawner Elliot.
The paper's were very faded and the transcriber's couldn't make out what happened to the property.
Date: Wed, 20 Dec 2000 13:11:52 -0800
From: "SMoller" smoller@jps.net>
To: MDPGEORG-L@rootsweb.com
The Land Records of Prince George's Co., MD 1733-1739 Abstracted by Elise Greenup Jourdan p 78 Liber T, Page 400
Recorded at request of Philip Tannaly, 26 Aug 1735; 26 Aug 1736;
Indenture between John Brouer and Philip Tannaly; for 2,2000# tobacco; part of a tract called Hunter's Kindness; containing 100 acres; /s/ John Brouer (mark); wit. Jno. Addison, Wm. Murdock; wit. John Brouer and Mary his wife
Land Records of Prince George's Co., MD 1739-1743 Abstracted by Elise Greenup Jourdan p 87 Liber Y, Page 532
1 Oct 1742; Recorded at request of William Tenaly:
23 Sep 1742; Philip Tenaly, planter, and Grace his wife, for diverse causes, etc., to son William Tenaly part of tract called Hunter's Kindness of 100 acres; /s/ Phillip Tenally; wit. John Tolson, Butler Stonestreet; ack. Grace, wife of Phillip Tennelly
Shirley Middleton Moller
Early Settlers, Their Earliest Land Surveys,
Kent County
"Coney Warren" - 1000 a, surveyed 9-22-1674 for Vincent Elliott
In 1627 the Governor of Virginia authorized William Clayborne, "Secretarie of State of this Kingdom" to explore and locate the source of the Chesapeake Bay.
During this expedition, William Clayborne chose an island of the Chesapeake, seperated from the main land by what is now Kent Narrows, to establish a trading post. This island is present day Kent Island and was the first settlement in Maryland.
By 1631 William Clayborne and Rev. Richard Jones had established a settlement on the island. William Clayborne was appointed Commander of the settlers of the Isle of Kent which he named for his home, the County of Kent. Rev. Richard Jones, of the Church of England, aided Clayborne in establishing this Protestant Colony and was the first to preach the gospel in Maryland.
Capt. Nicholas Martin represented the Isle of Kent at the Legislative Assembly of Virginia several years before St.Mary's settlement. It wasn't until 1634 that the settlers landed on St. Clement's island.
In 1632, King Charles granted Cecelius Calvert the Charter for Maryland, making the already established settlement on "Isle of Kent" the first in Maryland, and so begins the most interesting history of the Eastern Shore. It was these adventurers, traders, settlers and their descendants, along with the colonists to follow, that would settle the counties of Kent, Queen Anne's, Talbot, Caroline and Dorchester.
Isle of Kent 5th April 1652: We, whose names are hereafter subscribed, do promise and engage ourselves to be true and faithful to the Commonwealth of England, without King or House of Lords.
Thomas Ward, Thomas South, Tho. Wetherell, Tho.Pett, Tho. Taylor, Hen. Carlyen, John Hud, Robert Martin, John Smith, Henry Ashley, John Philips, John Gould, Edw. Ebes, John Smyth, John Richeson, Hen. Taylor, Will Leedes, John Sepsen, Anthony Calliway, Robert Vaughan, Philip Commins, Thos. Ringgould, Thos. Bradnox, Hen. Morgan, William Elliott, Robert Halters, Richard Blunt, Matthew Read, Will Jones, John Ringgold, Francis Bright, Edw. Copedge, Edmt. Weebe, John Russell, Rich. Salter, Marke Benton, Will Band, Francis Barnes, Hen. Clay, Roger Baxter, James Horner, Hen. Weest, Isa. Ilive, George Croutch, Edward Burton, Abraham Hollman, John Winchester, Nicholas Picurd, Nic. Browne, David Geldersen, Will Price, Tho. Hill, John Dean, Edw. Coxe, Robert Dunn, Fran Lumbard, John Gibson, John Maconick, Thomas Weest, Joseph Wickes To ye truth of this I here subscribe John Coursey, John Errickson, Andrew Hanson, Andrew Anderson
This list of 66 names most likely includes all the adult white male colonists living in Kent County in 1652/3.
-- MERGED NOTE ------------
Notes:
Prince George's County Land Records, Volume A, 1696-1702, Prince George's County Genealogical Society, Bowie, Maryland, Page 14
Indenture, 26 June 1697
From: GEO. AITHY of P.G. Co., planter, and SARAH his wife
To: WILLIAM ELLIOT of P.G. Co., planter
Price: 6800 #. tobacco
Property: All the 220 acre tract called "St Johns" in P.G. Co., formerly in Charles Co., adjoining a tract called "Maddozes Fooly" ("Madducks Folly").
Signature: GEORGE ATHEY (mark)
Wit.: Rob't Middleton, William Clarkson, Thomas Addison.
Ackn'd: George Aithey And Wife Sarah, 26 June 1697
Recorded: 24 August 1697, Vol. A, p. 60A
26 Jun 1697; Indenture from George Aithy of Prince George's Co, planter, and Sarah his wife, to William Elliot of Prince George's Co, planter; for 6,800# tobacco; all 220 acre tract called St Johns in Prince George's Co, formerly Charles Co (PGLR A.60).
Robert Smallpage 18.66 I CH £34.0.0 Jul 5 1698
The amount of the inventory also included #7865.
Appraisers: Matthew Saunders, William Ellitt.
The Maryland Calendar Of Wills; Compiled And Edited by Jane Baldwin (Jane Baldwin Cotton) And Roberta Bolling Henry; Wills From 1726 To 1732; Volume VI; Family Line Publications Westminster, Maryland; 1988, p. 36
Elliot, William, Prince George's Co., 2nd Aug., 1727: 19th Aug., 1727
To wife Mary, extx., and hrs., entire estate, real and personal.
Test: Walter Bayne, Thomas Philips, Richard Blew. 19, 227.
Prince Georges County, Colonial Maryland Wills, Maryland State Archives, Annapolis, Maryland, Liber 19, folio 227
William Elliot. August 2, 1727. August 16, 1727.
To wife Mary, executrix, and heirs, entire estate, real and personal.
Test: Walter Bayne, Thomas Philips, Richard Blew.
Abstracts Of The Administration Accounts Of The Prerogative Court Of Maryland Libers 6-10 1724-1731 V. L. Skinner, Jr.
William Elliot 9.67 A. PG £56.6.3 £8.6.8 Aug 27 1728
Payments to: Henry Massey.
Heirs: William Broner, John Broner. (both are mentioned, John is the executor).
Executor: John Broner (executor of Mary Elliot (executrix of deceased)).
From: Norma Lundgren
To: MDPGEORG-L@rootsweb.com
Date: Tuesday, December 19, 2000 11:22 PM
"Hunter's Kindness".
Mary Brawner married William Elliot. He died Aug 1727, leaving her all of his property (unspecified). She died later the same year and left "Hunter's Kindness" to her grandson, Henry Brawner, son of William Brawner, unless he died, then to son John Brawner. John Brawner was executor for both William Elliot (after his mother's death) and his mother, Mary Brawner Elliot.
The paper's were very faded and the transcriber's couldn't make out what happened to the property.
Date: Wed, 20 Dec 2000 13:11:52 -0800
From: "SMoller"
To: MDPGEORG-L@rootsweb.com
The Land Records of Prince George's Co., MD 1733-1739 Abstracted by Elise Greenup Jourdan p 78 Liber T, Page 400
Recorded at request of Philip Tannaly, 26 Aug 1735; 26 Aug 1736;
Indenture between John Brouer and Philip Tannaly; for 2,2000# tobacco; part of a tract called Hunter's Kindness; containing 100 acres; /s/ John Brouer (mark); wit. Jno. Addison, Wm. Murdock; wit. John Brouer and Mary his wife
Land Records of Prince George's Co., MD 1739-1743 Abstracted by Elise Greenup Jourdan p 87 Liber Y, Page 532
1 Oct 1742; Recorded at request of William Tenaly:
23 Sep 1742; Philip Tenaly, planter, and Grace his wife, for diverse causes, etc., to son William Tenaly part of tract called Hunter's Kindness of 100 acres; /s/ Phillip Tenally; wit. John Tolson, Butler Stonestreet; ack. Grace, wife of Phillip Tennelly
Shirley Middleton Moller
Early Settlers, Their Earliest Land Surveys,
Kent County
"Coney Warren" - 1000 a, surveyed 9-22-1674 for Vincent Elliott
In 1627 the Governor of Virginia authorized William Clayborne, "Secretarie of State of this Kingdom" to explore and locate the source of the Chesapeake Bay.
During this expedition, William Clayborne chose an island of the Chesapeake, seperated from the main land by what is now Kent Narrows, to establish a trading post. This island is present day Kent Island and was the first settlement in Maryland.
By 1631 William Clayborne and Rev. Richard Jones had established a settlement on the island. William Clayborne was appointed Commander of the settlers of the Isle of Kent which he named for his home, the County of Kent. Rev. Richard Jones, of the Church of England, aided Clayborne in establishing this Protestant Colony and was the first to preach the gospel in Maryland.
Capt. Nicholas Martin represented the Isle of Kent at the Legislative Assembly of Virginia several years before St.Mary's settlement. It wasn't until 1634 that the settlers landed on St. Clement's island.
In 1632, King Charles granted Cecelius Calvert the Charter for Maryland, making the already established settlement on "Isle of Kent" the first in Maryland, and so begins the most interesting history of the Eastern Shore. It was these adventurers, traders, settlers and their descendants, along with the colonists to follow, that would settle the counties of Kent, Queen Anne's, Talbot, Caroline and Dorchester.
Isle of Kent 5th April 1652: We, whose names are hereafter subscribed, do promise and engage ourselves to be true and faithful to the Commonwealth of England, without King or House of Lords.
Thomas Ward, Thomas South, Tho. Wetherell, Tho.Pett, Tho. Taylor, Hen. Carlyen, John Hud, Robert Martin, John Smith, Henry Ashley, John Philips, John Gould, Edw. Ebes, John Smyth, John Richeson, Hen. Taylor, Will Leedes, John Sepsen, Anthony Calliway, Robert Vaughan, Philip Commins, Thos. Ringgould, Thos. Bradnox, Hen. Morgan, William Elliott, Robert Halters, Richard Blunt, Matthew Read, Will Jones, John Ringgold, Francis Bright, Edw. Copedge, Edmt. Weebe, John Russell, Rich. Salter, Marke Benton, Will Band, Francis Barnes, Hen. Clay, Roger Baxter, James Horner, Hen. Weest, Isa. Ilive, George Croutch, Edward Burton, Abraham Hollman, John Winchester, Nicholas Picurd, Nic. Browne, David Geldersen, Will Price, Tho. Hill, John Dean, Edw. Coxe, Robert Dunn, Fran Lumbard, John Gibson, John Maconick, Thomas Weest, Joseph Wickes To ye truth of this I here subscribe John Coursey, John Errickson, Andrew Hanson, Andrew Anderson
This list of 66 names most likely includes all the adult white male colonists living in Kent County in 1652/3.
-- MERGED NOTE ------------
Notes:
Prince George's County Land Records, Volume A, 1696-1702, Prince George's County Genealogical Society, Bowie, Maryland, Page 14
Indenture, 26 June 1697
From: GEO. AITHY of P.G. Co., planter, and SARAH his wife
To: WILLIAM ELLIOT of P.G. Co., planter
Price: 6800 #. tobacco
Property: All the 220 acre tract called "St Johns" in P.G. Co., formerly in Charles Co., adjoining a tract called "Maddozes Fooly" ("Madducks Folly").
Signature: GEORGE ATHEY (mark)
Wit.: Rob't Middleton, William Clarkson, Thomas Addison.
Ackn'd: George Aithey And Wife Sarah, 26 June 1697
Recorded: 24 August 1697, Vol. A, p. 60A
26 Jun 1697; Indenture from George Aithy of Prince George's Co, planter, and Sarah his wife, to William Elliot of Prince George's Co, planter; for 6,800# tobacco; all 220 acre tract called St Johns in Prince George's Co, formerly Charles Co (PGLR A.60).
Robert Smallpage 18.66 I CH £34.0.0 Jul 5 1698
The amount of the inventory also included #7865.
Appraisers: Matthew Saunders, William Ellitt.
The Maryland Calendar Of Wills; Compiled And Edited by Jane Baldwin (Jane Baldwin Cotton) And Roberta Bolling Henry; Wills From 1726 To 1732; Volume VI; Family Line Publications Westminster, Maryland; 1988, p. 36
Elliot, William, Prince George's Co., 2nd Aug., 1727: 19th Aug., 1727
To wife Mary, extx., and hrs., entire estate, real and personal.
Test: Walter Bayne, Thomas Philips, Richard Blew. 19, 227.
Prince Georges County, Colonial Maryland Wills, Maryland State Archives, Annapolis, Maryland, Liber 19, folio 227
William Elliot. August 2, 1727. August 16, 1727.
To wife Mary, executrix, and heirs, entire estate, real and personal.
Test: Walter Bayne, Thomas Philips, Richard Blew.
Abstracts Of The Administration Accounts Of The Prerogative Court Of Maryland Libers 6-10 1724-1731 V. L. Skinner, Jr.
William Elliot 9.67 A. PG £56.6.3 £8.6.8 Aug 27 1728
Payments to: Henry Massey.
Heirs: William Broner, John Broner. (both are mentioned, John is the executor).
Executor: John Broner (executor of Mary Elliot (executrix of deceased)).
From: Norma Lundgren
To: MDPGEORG-L@rootsweb.com
Date: Tuesday, December 19, 2000 11:22 PM
"Hunter's Kindness".
Mary Brawner married William Elliot. He died Aug 1727, leaving her all of his property (unspecified). She died later the same year and left "Hunter's Kindness" to her grandson, Henry Brawner, son of William Brawner, unless he died, then to son John Brawner. John Brawner was executor for both William Elliot (after his mother's death) and his mother, Mary Brawner Elliot.
The paper's were very faded and the transcriber's couldn't make out what happened to the property.
Date: Wed, 20 Dec 2000 13:11:52 -0800
From: "SMoller"
To: MDPGEORG-L@rootsweb.com
The Land Records of Prince George's Co., MD 1733-1739 Abstracted by Elise Greenup Jourdan p 78 Liber T, Page 400
Recorded at request of Philip Tannaly, 26 Aug 1735; 26 Aug 1736;
Indenture between John Brouer and Philip Tannaly; for 2,2000# tobacco; part of a tract called Hunter's Kindness; containing 100 acres; /s/ John Brouer (mark); wit. Jno. Addison, Wm. Murdock; wit. John Brouer and Mary his wife
Land Records of Prince George's Co., MD 1739-1743 Abstracted by Elise Greenup Jourdan p 87 Liber Y, Page 532
1 Oct 1742; Recorded at request of William Tenaly:
23 Sep 1742; Philip Tenaly, planter, and Grace his wife, for diverse causes, etc., to son William Tenaly part of tract called Hunter's Kindness of 100 acres; /s/ Phillip Tenally; wit. John Tolson, Butler Stonestreet; ack. Grace, wife of Phillip Tennelly
Shirley Middleton Moller
Early Settlers, Their Earliest Land Surveys,
Kent County
"Coney Warren" - 1000 a, surveyed 9-22-1674 for Vincent Elliott
In 1627 the Governor of Virginia authorized William Clayborne, "Secretarie of State of this Kingdom" to explore and locate the source of the Chesapeake Bay.
During this expedition, William Clayborne chose an island of the Chesapeake, seperated from the main land by what is now Kent Narrows, to establish a trading post. This island is present day Kent Island and was the first settlement in Maryland.
By 1631 William Clayborne and Rev. Richard Jones had established a settlement on the island. William Clayborne was appointed Commander of the settlers of the Isle of Kent which he named for his home, the County of Kent. Rev. Richard Jones, of the Church of England, aided Clayborne in establishing this Protestant Colony and was the first to preach the gospel in Maryland.
Capt. Nicholas Martin represented the Isle of Kent at the Legislative Assembly of Virginia several years before St.Mary's settlement. It wasn't until 1634 that the settlers landed on St. Clement's island.
In 1632, King Charles granted Cecelius Calvert the Charter for Maryland, making the already established settlement on "Isle of Kent" the first in Maryland, and so begins the most interesting history of the Eastern Shore. It was these adventurers, traders, settlers and their descendants, along with the colonists to follow, that would settle the counties of Kent, Queen Anne's, Talbot, Caroline and Dorchester.
Isle of Kent 5th April 1652: We, whose names are hereafter subscribed, do promise and engage ourselves to be true and faithful to the Commonwealth of England, without King or House of Lords.
Thomas Ward, Thomas South, Tho. Wetherell, Tho.Pett, Tho. Taylor, Hen. Carlyen, John Hud, Robert Martin, John Smith, Henry Ashley, John Philips, John Gould, Edw. Ebes, John Smyth, John Richeson, Hen. Taylor, Will Leedes, John Sepsen, Anthony Calliway, Robert Vaughan, Philip Commins, Thos. Ringgould, Thos. Bradnox, Hen. Morgan, William Elliott, Robert Halters, Richard Blunt, Matthew Read, Will Jones, John Ringgold, Francis Bright, Edw. Copedge, Edmt. Weebe, John Russell, Rich. Salter, Marke Benton, Will Band, Francis Barnes, Hen. Clay, Roger Baxter, James Horner, Hen. Weest, Isa. Ilive, George Croutch, Edward Burton, Abraham Hollman, John Winchester, Nicholas Picurd, Nic. Browne, David Geldersen, Will Price, Tho. Hill, John Dean, Edw. Coxe, Robert Dunn, Fran Lumbard, John Gibson, John Maconick, Thomas Weest, Joseph Wickes To ye truth of this I here subscribe John Coursey, John Errickson, Andrew Hanson, Andrew Anderson
This list of 66 names most likely includes all the adult white male colonists living in Kent County in 1652/3.
-- MERGED NOTE ------------
Notes:
Prince George's County Land Records, Volume A, 1696-1702, Prince George's County Genealogical Society, Bowie, Maryland, Page 14
Indenture, 26 June 1697
From: GEO. AITHY of P.G. Co., planter, and SARAH his wife
To: WILLIAM ELLIOT of P.G. Co., planter
Price: 6800 #. tobacco
Property: All the 220 acre tract called "St Johns" in P.G. Co., formerly in Charles Co., adjoining a tract called "Maddozes Fooly" ("Madducks Folly").
Signature: GEORGE ATHEY (mark)
Wit.: Rob't Middleton, William Clarkson, Thomas Addison.
Ackn'd: George Aithey And Wife Sarah, 26 June 1697
Recorded: 24 August 1697, Vol. A, p. 60A
26 Jun 1697; Indenture from George Aithy of Prince George's Co, planter, and Sarah his wife, to William Elliot of Prince George's Co, planter; for 6,800# tobacco; all 220 acre tract called St Johns in Prince George's Co, formerly Charles Co (PGLR A.60).
Robert Smallpage 18.66 I CH £34.0.0 Jul 5 1698
The amount of the inventory also included #7865.
Appraisers: Matthew Saunders, William Ellitt.
The Maryland Calendar Of Wills; Compiled And Edited by Jane Baldwin (Jane Baldwin Cotton) And Roberta Bolling Henry; Wills From 1726 To 1732; Volume VI; Family Line Publications Westminster, Maryland; 1988, p. 36
Elliot, William, Prince George's Co., 2nd Aug., 1727: 19th Aug., 1727
To wife Mary, extx., and hrs., entire estate, real and personal.
Test: Walter Bayne, Thomas Philips, Richard Blew. 19, 227.
Prince Georges County, Colonial Maryland Wills, Maryland State Archives, Annapolis, Maryland, Liber 19, folio 227
William Elliot. August 2, 1727. August 16, 1727.
To wife Mary, executrix, and heirs, entire estate, real and personal.
Test: Walter Bayne, Thomas Philips, Richard Blew.
Abstracts Of The Administration Accounts Of The Prerogative Court Of Maryland Libers 6-10 1724-1731 V. L. Skinner, Jr.
William Elliot 9.67 A. PG £56.6.3 £8.6.8 Aug 27 1728
Payments to: Henry Massey.
Heirs: William Broner, John Broner. (both are mentioned, John is the executor).
Executor: John Broner (executor of Mary Elliot (executrix of deceased)).
From: Norma Lundgren
To: MDPGEORG-L@rootsweb.com
Date: Tuesday, December 19, 2000 11:22 PM
"Hunter's Kindness".
Mary Brawner married William Elliot. He died Aug 1727, leaving her all of his property (unspecified). She died later the same year and left "Hunter's Kindness" to her grandson, Henry Brawner, son of William Brawner, unless he died, then to son John Brawner. John Brawner was executor for both William Elliot (after his mother's death) and his mother, Mary Brawner Elliot.
The paper's were very faded and the transcriber's couldn't make out what happened to the property.
Date: Wed, 20 Dec 2000 13:11:52 -0800
From: "SMoller"
To: MDPGEORG-L@rootsweb.com
The Land Records of Prince George's Co., MD 1733-1739 Abstracted by Elise Greenup Jourdan p 78 Liber T, Page 400
Recorded at request of Philip Tannaly, 26 Aug 1735; 26 Aug 1736;
Indenture between John Brouer and Philip Tannaly; for 2,2000# tobacco; part of a tract called Hunter's Kindness; containing 100 acres; /s/ John Brouer (mark); wit. Jno. Addison, Wm. Murdock; wit. John Brouer and Mary his wife
Land Records of Prince George's Co., MD 1739-1743 Abstracted by Elise Greenup Jourdan p 87 Liber Y, Page 532
1 Oct 1742; Recorded at request of William Tenaly:
23 Sep 1742; Philip Tenaly, planter, and Grace his wife, for diverse causes, etc., to son William Tenaly part of tract called Hunter's Kindness of 100 acres; /s/ Phillip Tenally; wit. John Tolson, Butler Stonestreet; ack. Grace, wife of Phillip Tennelly
Shirley Middleton Moller
Early Settlers, Their Earliest Land Surveys,
Kent County
"Coney Warren" - 1000 a, surveyed 9-22-1674 for Vincent Elliott
In 1627 the Governor of Virginia authorized William Clayborne, "Secretarie of State of this Kingdom" to explore and locate the source of the Chesapeake Bay.
During this expedition, William Clayborne chose an island of the Chesapeake, seperated from the main land by what is now Kent Narrows, to establish a trading post. This island is present day Kent Island and was the first settlement in Maryland.
By 1631 William Clayborne and Rev. Richard Jones had established a settlement on the island. William Clayborne was appointed Commander of the settlers of the Isle of Kent which he named for his home, the County of Kent. Rev. Richard Jones, of the Church of England, aided Clayborne in establishing this Protestant Colony and was the first to preach the gospel in Maryland.
Capt. Nicholas Martin represented the Isle of Kent at the Legislative Assembly of Virginia several years before St.Mary's settlement. It wasn't until 1634 that the settlers landed on St. Clement's island.
In 1632, King Charles granted Cecelius Calvert the Charter for Maryland, making the already established settlement on "Isle of Kent" the first in Maryland, and so begins the most interesting history of the Eastern Shore. It was these adventurers, traders, settlers and their descendants, along with the colonists to follow, that would settle the counties of Kent, Queen Anne's, Talbot, Caroline and Dorchester.
Isle of Kent 5th April 1652: We, whose names are hereafter subscribed, do promise and engage ourselves to be true and faithful to the Commonwealth of England, without King or House of Lords.
Thomas Ward, Thomas South, Tho. Wetherell, Tho.Pett, Tho. Taylor, Hen. Carlyen, John Hud, Robert Martin, John Smith, Henry Ashley, John Philips, John Gould, Edw. Ebes, John Smyth, John Richeson, Hen. Taylor, Will Leedes, John Sepsen, Anthony Calliway, Robert Vaughan, Philip Commins, Thos. Ringgould, Thos. Bradnox, Hen. Morgan, William Elliott, Robert Halters, Richard Blunt, Matthew Read, Will Jones, John Ringgold, Francis Bright, Edw. Copedge, Edmt. Weebe, John Russell, Rich. Salter, Marke Benton, Will Band, Francis Barnes, Hen. Clay, Roger Baxter, James Horner, Hen. Weest, Isa. Ilive, George Croutch, Edward Burton, Abraham Hollman, John Winchester, Nicholas Picurd, Nic. Browne, David Geldersen, Will Price, Tho. Hill, John Dean, Edw. Coxe, Robert Dunn, Fran Lumbard, John Gibson, John Maconick, Thomas Weest, Joseph Wickes To ye truth of this I here subscribe John Coursey, John Errickson, Andrew Hanson, Andrew Anderson
This list of 66 names most likely includes all the adult white male colonists living in Kent County in 1652/3.
Prince George's County Land Records, Volume A, 1696-1702, Prince George's County Genealogical Society, Bowie, Maryland, Page 14
Indenture, 26 June 1697
From: GEO. AITHY of P.G. Co., planter, and SARAH his wife
To: WILLIAM ELLIOT of P.G. Co., planter
Price: 6800 #. tobacco
Property: All the 220 acre tract called "St Johns" in P.G. Co., formerly in Charles Co., adjoining a tract called "Maddozes Fooly" ("Madducks Folly").
Signature: GEORGE ATHEY (mark)
Wit.: Rob't Middleton, William Clarkson, Thomas Addison.
Ackn'd: George Aithey And Wife Sarah, 26 June 1697
Recorded: 24 August 1697, Vol. A, p. 60A
26 Jun 1697; Indenture from George Aithy of Prince George's Co, planter, and Sarah his wife, to William Elliot of Prince George's Co, planter; for 6,800# tobacco; all 220 acre tract called St Johns in Prince George's Co, formerly Charles Co (PGLR A.60).
Robert Smallpage 18.66 I CH £34.0.0 Jul 5 1698
The amount of the inventory also included #7865.
Appraisers: Matthew Saunders, William Ellitt.
The Maryland Calendar Of Wills; Compiled And Edited by Jane Baldwin (Jane Baldwin Cotton) And Roberta Bolling Henry; Wills From 1726 To 1732; Volume VI; Family Line Publications Westminster, Maryland; 1988, p. 36
Elliot, William, Prince George's Co., 2nd Aug., 1727: 19th Aug., 1727
To wife Mary, extx., and hrs., entire estate, real and personal.
Test: Walter Bayne, Thomas Philips, Richard Blew. 19, 227.
Prince Georges County, Colonial Maryland Wills, Maryland State Archives, Annapolis, Maryland, Liber 19, folio 227
William Elliot. August 2, 1727. August 16, 1727.
To wife Mary, executrix, and heirs, entire estate, real and personal.
Test: Walter Bayne, Thomas Philips, Richard Blew.
Abstracts Of The Administration Accounts Of The Prerogative Court Of Maryland Libers 6-10 1724-1731 V. L. Skinner, Jr.
William Elliot 9.67 A. PG £56.6.3 £8.6.8 Aug 27 1728
Payments to: Henry Massey.
Heirs: William Broner, John Broner. (both are mentioned, John is the executor).
Executor: John Broner (executor of Mary Elliot (executrix of deceased)).
From: Norma Lundgren nlndgrn@sbcglobal.net>
To: MDPGEORG-L@rootsweb.com
Date: Tuesday, December 19, 2000 11:22 PM
"Hunter's Kindness".
Mary Brawner married William Elliot. He died Aug 1727, leaving her all of his property (unspecified). She died later the same year and left "Hunter's Kindness" to her grandson, Henry Brawner, son of William Brawner, unless he died, then to son John Brawner. John Brawner was executor for both William Elliot (after his mother's death) and his mother, Mary Brawner Elliot.
The paper's were very faded and the transcriber's couldn't make out what happened to the property.
Date: Wed, 20 Dec 2000 13:11:52 -0800
From: "SMoller" smoller@jps.net>
To: MDPGEORG-L@rootsweb.com
The Land Records of Prince George's Co., MD 1733-1739 Abstracted by Elise Greenup Jourdan p 78 Liber T, Page 400
Recorded at request of Philip Tannaly, 26 Aug 1735; 26 Aug 1736;
Indenture between John Brouer and Philip Tannaly; for 2,2000# tobacco; part of a tract called Hunter's Kindness; containing 100 acres; /s/ John Brouer (mark); wit. Jno. Addison, Wm. Murdock; wit. John Brouer and Mary his wife
Land Records of Prince George's Co., MD 1739-1743 Abstracted by Elise Greenup Jourdan p 87 Liber Y, Page 532
1 Oct 1742; Recorded at request of William Tenaly:
23 Sep 1742; Philip Tenaly, planter, and Grace his wife, for diverse causes, etc., to son William Tenaly part of tract called Hunter's Kindness of 100 acres; /s/ Phillip Tenally; wit. John Tolson, Butler Stonestreet; ack. Grace, wife of Phillip Tennelly
Shirley Middleton Moller
Early Settlers, Their Earliest Land Surveys,
Kent County
"Coney Warren" - 1000 a, surveyed 9-22-1674 for Vincent Elliott
In 1627 the Governor of Virginia authorized William Clayborne, "Secretarie of State of this Kingdom" to explore and locate the source of the Chesapeake Bay.
During this expedition, William Clayborne chose an island of the Chesapeake, seperated from the main land by what is now Kent Narrows, to establish a trading post. This island is present day Kent Island and was the first settlement in Maryland.
By 1631 William Clayborne and Rev. Richard Jones had established a settlement on the island. William Clayborne was appointed Commander of the settlers of the Isle of Kent which he named for his home, the County of Kent. Rev. Richard Jones, of the Church of England, aided Clayborne in establishing this Protestant Colony and was the first to preach the gospel in Maryland.
Capt. Nicholas Martin represented the Isle of Kent at the Legislative Assembly of Virginia several years before St.Mary's settlement. It wasn't until 1634 that the settlers landed on St. Clement's island.
In 1632, King Charles granted Cecelius Calvert the Charter for Maryland, making the already established settlement on "Isle of Kent" the first in Maryland, and so begins the most interesting history of the Eastern Shore. It was these adventurers, traders, settlers and their descendants, along with the colonists to follow, that would settle the counties of Kent, Queen Anne's, Talbot, Caroline and Dorchester.
Isle of Kent 5th April 1652: We, whose names are hereafter subscribed, do promise and engage ourselves to be true and faithful to the Commonwealth of England, without King or House of Lords.
Thomas Ward, Thomas South, Tho. Wetherell, Tho.Pett, Tho. Taylor, Hen. Carlyen, John Hud, Robert Martin, John Smith, Henry Ashley, John Philips, John Gould, Edw. Ebes, John Smyth, John Richeson, Hen. Taylor, Will Leedes, John Sepsen, Anthony Calliway, Robert Vaughan, Philip Commins, Thos. Ringgould, Thos. Bradnox, Hen. Morgan, William Elliott, Robert Halters, Richard Blunt, Matthew Read, Will Jones, John Ringgold, Francis Bright, Edw. Copedge, Edmt. Weebe, John Russell, Rich. Salter, Marke Benton, Will Band, Francis Barnes, Hen. Clay, Roger Baxter, James Horner, Hen. Weest, Isa. Ilive, George Croutch, Edward Burton, Abraham Hollman, John Winchester, Nicholas Picurd, Nic. Browne, David Geldersen, Will Price, Tho. Hill, John Dean, Edw. Coxe, Robert Dunn, Fran Lumbard, John Gibson, John Maconick, Thomas Weest, Joseph Wickes To ye truth of this I here subscribe John Coursey, John Errickson, Andrew Hanson, Andrew Anderson
This list of 66 names most likely includes all the adult white male colonists living in Kent County in 1652/3.
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Notes:
Prince George's County Land Records, Volume A, 1696-1702, Prince George's County Genealogical Society, Bowie, Maryland, Page 14
Indenture, 26 June 1697
From: GEO. AITHY of P.G. Co., planter, and SARAH his wife
To: WILLIAM ELLIOT of P.G. Co., planter
Price: 6800 #. tobacco
Property: All the 220 acre tract called "St Johns" in P.G. Co., formerly in Charles Co., adjoining a tract called "Maddozes Fooly" ("Madducks Folly").
Signature: GEORGE ATHEY (mark)
Wit.: Rob't Middleton, William Clarkson, Thomas Addison.
Ackn'd: George Aithey And Wife Sarah, 26 June 1697
Recorded: 24 August 1697, Vol. A, p. 60A
26 Jun 1697; Indenture from George Aithy of Prince George's Co, planter, and Sarah his wife, to William Elliot of Prince George's Co, planter; for 6,800# tobacco; all 220 acre tract called St Johns in Prince George's Co, formerly Charles Co (PGLR A.60).
Robert Smallpage 18.66 I CH £34.0.0 Jul 5 1698
The amount of the inventory also included #7865.
Appraisers: Matthew Saunders, William Ellitt.
The Maryland Calendar Of Wills; Compiled And Edited by Jane Baldwin (Jane Baldwin Cotton) And Roberta Bolling Henry; Wills From 1726 To 1732; Volume VI; Family Line Publications Westminster, Maryland; 1988, p. 36
Elliot, William, Prince George's Co., 2nd Aug., 1727: 19th Aug., 1727
To wife Mary, extx., and hrs., entire estate, real and personal.
Test: Walter Bayne, Thomas Philips, Richard Blew. 19, 227.
Prince Georges County, Colonial Maryland Wills, Maryland State Archives, Annapolis, Maryland, Liber 19, folio 227
William Elliot. August 2, 1727. August 16, 1727.
To wife Mary, executrix, and heirs, entire estate, real and personal.
Test: Walter Bayne, Thomas Philips, Richard Blew.
Abstracts Of The Administration Accounts Of The Prerogative Court Of Maryland Libers 6-10 1724-1731 V. L. Skinner, Jr.
William Elliot 9.67 A. PG £56.6.3 £8.6.8 Aug 27 1728
Payments to: Henry Massey.
Heirs: William Broner, John Broner. (both are mentioned, John is the executor).
Executor: John Broner (executor of Mary Elliot (executrix of deceased)).
From: Norma Lundgren
To: MDPGEORG-L@rootsweb.com
Date: Tuesday, December 19, 2000 11:22 PM
"Hunter's Kindness".
Mary Brawner married William Elliot. He died Aug 1727, leaving her all of his property (unspecified). She died later the same year and left "Hunter's Kindness" to her grandson, Henry Brawner, son of William Brawner, unless he died, then to son John Brawner. John Brawner was executor for both William Elliot (after his mother's death) and his mother, Mary Brawner Elliot.
The paper's were very faded and the transcriber's couldn't make out what happened to the property.
Date: Wed, 20 Dec 2000 13:11:52 -0800
From: "SMoller"
To: MDPGEORG-L@rootsweb.com
The Land Records of Prince George's Co., MD 1733-1739 Abstracted by Elise Greenup Jourdan p 78 Liber T, Page 400
Recorded at request of Philip Tannaly, 26 Aug 1735; 26 Aug 1736;
Indenture between John Brouer and Philip Tannaly; for 2,2000# tobacco; part of a tract called Hunter's Kindness; containing 100 acres; /s/ John Brouer (mark); wit. Jno. Addison, Wm. Murdock; wit. John Brouer and Mary his wife
Land Records of Prince George's Co., MD 1739-1743 Abstracted by Elise Greenup Jourdan p 87 Liber Y, Page 532
1 Oct 1742; Recorded at request of William Tenaly:
23 Sep 1742; Philip Tenaly, planter, and Grace his wife, for diverse causes, etc., to son William Tenaly part of tract called Hunter's Kindness of 100 acres; /s/ Phillip Tenally; wit. John Tolson, Butler Stonestreet; ack. Grace, wife of Phillip Tennelly
Shirley Middleton Moller
Early Settlers, Their Earliest Land Surveys,
Kent County
"Coney Warren" - 1000 a, surveyed 9-22-1674 for Vincent Elliott
In 1627 the Governor of Virginia authorized William Clayborne, "Secretarie of State of this Kingdom" to explore and locate the source of the Chesapeake Bay.
During this expedition, William Clayborne chose an island of the Chesapeake, seperated from the main land by what is now Kent Narrows, to establish a trading post. This island is present day Kent Island and was the first settlement in Maryland.
By 1631 William Clayborne and Rev. Richard Jones had established a settlement on the island. William Clayborne was appointed Commander of the settlers of the Isle of Kent which he named for his home, the County of Kent. Rev. Richard Jones, of the Church of England, aided Clayborne in establishing this Protestant Colony and was the first to preach the gospel in Maryland.
Capt. Nicholas Martin represented the Isle of Kent at the Legislative Assembly of Virginia several years before St.Mary's settlement. It wasn't until 1634 that the settlers landed on St. Clement's island.
In 1632, King Charles granted Cecelius Calvert the Charter for Maryland, making the already established settlement on "Isle of Kent" the first in Maryland, and so begins the most interesting history of the Eastern Shore. It was these adventurers, traders, settlers and their descendants, along with the colonists to follow, that would settle the counties of Kent, Queen Anne's, Talbot, Caroline and Dorchester.
Isle of Kent 5th April 1652: We, whose names are hereafter subscribed, do promise and engage ourselves to be true and faithful to the Commonwealth of England, without King or House of Lords.
Thomas Ward, Thomas South, Tho. Wetherell, Tho.Pett, Tho. Taylor, Hen. Carlyen, John Hud, Robert Martin, John Smith, Henry Ashley, John Philips, John Gould, Edw. Ebes, John Smyth, John Richeson, Hen. Taylor, Will Leedes, John Sepsen, Anthony Calliway, Robert Vaughan, Philip Commins, Thos. Ringgould, Thos. Bradnox, Hen. Morgan, William Elliott, Robert Halters, Richard Blunt, Matthew Read, Will Jones, John Ringgold, Francis Bright, Edw. Copedge, Edmt. Weebe, John Russell, Rich. Salter, Marke Benton, Will Band, Francis Barnes, Hen. Clay, Roger Baxter, James Horner, Hen. Weest, Isa. Ilive, George Croutch, Edward Burton, Abraham Hollman, John Winchester, Nicholas Picurd, Nic. Browne, David Geldersen, Will Price, Tho. Hill, John Dean, Edw. Coxe, Robert Dunn, Fran Lumbard, John Gibson, John Maconick, Thomas Weest, Joseph Wickes To ye truth of this I here subscribe John Coursey, John Errickson, Andrew Hanson, Andrew Anderson
This list of 66 names most likely includes all the adult white male colonists living in Kent County in 1652/3.
-- MERGED NOTE ------------
Notes:
Prince George's County Land Records, Volume A, 1696-1702, Prince George's County Genealogical Society, Bowie, Maryland, Page 14
Indenture, 26 June 1697
From: GEO. AITHY of P.G. Co., planter, and SARAH his wife
To: WILLIAM ELLIOT of P.G. Co., planter
Price: 6800 #. tobacco
Property: All the 220 acre tract called "St Johns" in P.G. Co., formerly in Charles Co., adjoining a tract called "Maddozes Fooly" ("Madducks Folly").
Signature: GEORGE ATHEY (mark)
Wit.: Rob't Middleton, William Clarkson, Thomas Addison.
Ackn'd: George Aithey And Wife Sarah, 26 June 1697
Recorded: 24 August 1697, Vol. A, p. 60A
26 Jun 1697; Indenture from George Aithy of Prince George's Co, planter, and Sarah his wife, to William Elliot of Prince George's Co, planter; for 6,800# tobacco; all 220 acre tract called St Johns in Prince George's Co, formerly Charles Co (PGLR A.60).
Robert Smallpage 18.66 I CH £34.0.0 Jul 5 1698
The amount of the inventory also included #7865.
Appraisers: Matthew Saunders, William Ellitt.
The Maryland Calendar Of Wills; Compiled And Edited by Jane Baldwin (Jane Baldwin Cotton) And Roberta Bolling Henry; Wills From 1726 To 1732; Volume VI; Family Line Publications Westminster, Maryland; 1988, p. 36
Elliot, William, Prince George's Co., 2nd Aug., 1727: 19th Aug., 1727
To wife Mary, extx., and hrs., entire estate, real and personal.
Test: Walter Bayne, Thomas Philips, Richard Blew. 19, 227.
Prince Georges County, Colonial Maryland Wills, Maryland State Archives, Annapolis, Maryland, Liber 19, folio 227
William Elliot. August 2, 1727. August 16, 1727.
To wife Mary, executrix, and heirs, entire estate, real and personal.
Test: Walter Bayne, Thomas Philips, Richard Blew.
Abstracts Of The Administration Accounts Of The Prerogative Court Of Maryland Libers 6-10 1724-1731 V. L. Skinner, Jr.
William Elliot 9.67 A. PG £56.6.3 £8.6.8 Aug 27 1728
Payments to: Henry Massey.
Heirs: William Broner, John Broner. (both are mentioned, John is the executor).
Executor: John Broner (executor of Mary Elliot (executrix of deceased)).
From: Norma Lundgren
To: MDPGEORG-L@rootsweb.com
Date: Tuesday, December 19, 2000 11:22 PM
"Hunter's Kindness".
Mary Brawner married William Elliot. He died Aug 1727, leaving her all of his property (unspecified). She died later the same year and left "Hunter's Kindness" to her grandson, Henry Brawner, son of William Brawner, unless he died, then to son John Brawner. John Brawner was executor for both William Elliot (after his mother's death) and his mother, Mary Brawner Elliot.
The paper's were very faded and the transcriber's couldn't make out what happened to the property.
Date: Wed, 20 Dec 2000 13:11:52 -0800
From: "SMoller"
To: MDPGEORG-L@rootsweb.com
The Land Records of Prince George's Co., MD 1733-1739 Abstracted by Elise Greenup Jourdan p 78 Liber T, Page 400
Recorded at request of Philip Tannaly, 26 Aug 1735; 26 Aug 1736;
Indenture between John Brouer and Philip Tannaly; for 2,2000# tobacco; part of a tract called Hunter's Kindness; containing 100 acres; /s/ John Brouer (mark); wit. Jno. Addison, Wm. Murdock; wit. John Brouer and Mary his wife
Land Records of Prince George's Co., MD 1739-1743 Abstracted by Elise Greenup Jourdan p 87 Liber Y, Page 532
1 Oct 1742; Recorded at request of William Tenaly:
23 Sep 1742; Philip Tenaly, planter, and Grace his wife, for diverse causes, etc., to son William Tenaly part of tract called Hunter's Kindness of 100 acres; /s/ Phillip Tenally; wit. John Tolson, Butler Stonestreet; ack. Grace, wife of Phillip Tennelly
Shirley Middleton Moller
Early Settlers, Their Earliest Land Surveys,
Kent County
"Coney Warren" - 1000 a, surveyed 9-22-1674 for Vincent Elliott
In 1627 the Governor of Virginia authorized William Clayborne, "Secretarie of State of this Kingdom" to explore and locate the source of the Chesapeake Bay.
During this expedition, William Clayborne chose an island of the Chesapeake, seperated from the main land by what is now Kent Narrows, to establish a trading post. This island is present day Kent Island and was the first settlement in Maryland.
By 1631 William Clayborne and Rev. Richard Jones had established a settlement on the island. William Clayborne was appointed Commander of the settlers of the Isle of Kent which he named for his home, the County of Kent. Rev. Richard Jones, of the Church of England, aided Clayborne in establishing this Protestant Colony and was the first to preach the gospel in Maryland.
Capt. Nicholas Martin represented the Isle of Kent at the Legislative Assembly of Virginia several years before St.Mary's settlement. It wasn't until 1634 that the settlers landed on St. Clement's island.
In 1632, King Charles granted Cecelius Calvert the Charter for Maryland, making the already established settlement on "Isle of Kent" the first in Maryland, and so begins the most interesting history of the Eastern Shore. It was these adventurers, traders, settlers and their descendants, along with the colonists to follow, that would settle the counties of Kent, Queen Anne's, Talbot, Caroline and Dorchester.
Isle of Kent 5th April 1652: We, whose names are hereafter subscribed, do promise and engage ourselves to be true and faithful to the Commonwealth of England, without King or House of Lords.
Thomas Ward, Thomas South, Tho. Wetherell, Tho.Pett, Tho. Taylor, Hen. Carlyen, John Hud, Robert Martin, John Smith, Henry Ashley, John Philips, John Gould, Edw. Ebes, John Smyth, John Richeson, Hen. Taylor, Will Leedes, John Sepsen, Anthony Calliway, Robert Vaughan, Philip Commins, Thos. Ringgould, Thos. Bradnox, Hen. Morgan, William Elliott, Robert Halters, Richard Blunt, Matthew Read, Will Jones, John Ringgold, Francis Bright, Edw. Copedge, Edmt. Weebe, John Russell, Rich. Salter, Marke Benton, Will Band, Francis Barnes, Hen. Clay, Roger Baxter, James Horner, Hen. Weest, Isa. Ilive, George Croutch, Edward Burton, Abraham Hollman, John Winchester, Nicholas Picurd, Nic. Browne, David Geldersen, Will Price, Tho. Hill, John Dean, Edw. Coxe, Robert Dunn, Fran Lumbard, John Gibson, John Maconick, Thomas Weest, Joseph Wickes To ye truth of this I here subscribe John Coursey, John Errickson, Andrew Hanson, Andrew Anderson
This list of 66 names most likely includes all the adult white male colonists living in Kent County in 1652/3.
-- MERGED NOTE ------------
Notes:
Prince George's County Land Records, Volume A, 1696-1702, Prince George's County Genealogical Society, Bowie, Maryland, Page 14
Indenture, 26 June 1697
From: GEO. AITHY of P.G. Co., planter, and SARAH his wife
To: WILLIAM ELLIOT of P.G. Co., planter
Price: 6800 #. tobacco
Property: All the 220 acre tract called "St Johns" in P.G. Co., formerly in Charles Co., adjoining a tract called "Maddozes Fooly" ("Madducks Folly").
Signature: GEORGE ATHEY (mark)
Wit.: Rob't Middleton, William Clarkson, Thomas Addison.
Ackn'd: George Aithey And Wife Sarah, 26 June 1697
Recorded: 24 August 1697, Vol. A, p. 60A
26 Jun 1697; Indenture from George Aithy of Prince George's Co, planter, and Sarah his wife, to William Elliot of Prince George's Co, planter; for 6,800# tobacco; all 220 acre tract called St Johns in Prince George's Co, formerly Charles Co (PGLR A.60).
Robert Smallpage 18.66 I CH £34.0.0 Jul 5 1698
The amount of the inventory also included #7865.
Appraisers: Matthew Saunders, William Ellitt.
The Maryland Calendar Of Wills; Compiled And Edited by Jane Baldwin (Jane Baldwin Cotton) And Roberta Bolling Henry; Wills From 1726 To 1732; Volume VI; Family Line Publications Westminster, Maryland; 1988, p. 36
Elliot, William, Prince George's Co., 2nd Aug., 1727: 19th Aug., 1727
To wife Mary, extx., and hrs., entire estate, real and personal.
Test: Walter Bayne, Thomas Philips, Richard Blew. 19, 227.
Prince Georges County, Colonial Maryland Wills, Maryland State Archives, Annapolis, Maryland, Liber 19, folio 227
William Elliot. August 2, 1727. August 16, 1727.
To wife Mary, executrix, and heirs, entire estate, real and personal.
Test: Walter Bayne, Thomas Philips, Richard Blew.
Abstracts Of The Administration Accounts Of The Prerogative Court Of Maryland Libers 6-10 1724-1731 V. L. Skinner, Jr.
William Elliot 9.67 A. PG £56.6.3 £8.6.8 Aug 27 1728
Payments to: Henry Massey.
Heirs: William Broner, John Broner. (both are mentioned, John is the executor).
Executor: John Broner (executor of Mary Elliot (executrix of deceased)).
From: Norma Lundgren
To: MDPGEORG-L@rootsweb.com
Date: Tuesday, December 19, 2000 11:22 PM
"Hunter's Kindness".
Mary Brawner married William Elliot. He died Aug 1727, leaving her all of his property (unspecified). She died later the same year and left "Hunter's Kindness" to her grandson, Henry Brawner, son of William Brawner, unless he died, then to son John Brawner. John Brawner was executor for both William Elliot (after his mother's death) and his mother, Mary Brawner Elliot.
The paper's were very faded and the transcriber's couldn't make out what happened to the property.
Date: Wed, 20 Dec 2000 13:11:52 -0800
From: "SMoller"
To: MDPGEORG-L@rootsweb.com
The Land Records of Prince George's Co., MD 1733-1739 Abstracted by Elise Greenup Jourdan p 78 Liber T, Page 400
Recorded at request of Philip Tannaly, 26 Aug 1735; 26 Aug 1736;
Indenture between John Brouer and Philip Tannaly; for 2,2000# tobacco; part of a tract called Hunter's Kindness; containing 100 acres; /s/ John Brouer (mark); wit. Jno. Addison, Wm. Murdock; wit. John Brouer and Mary his wife
Land Records of Prince George's Co., MD 1739-1743 Abstracted by Elise Greenup Jourdan p 87 Liber Y, Page 532
1 Oct 1742; Recorded at request of William Tenaly:
23 Sep 1742; Philip Tenaly, planter, and Grace his wife, for diverse causes, etc., to son William Tenaly part of tract called Hunter's Kindness of 100 acres; /s/ Phillip Tenally; wit. John Tolson, Butler Stonestreet; ack. Grace, wife of Phillip Tennelly
Shirley Middleton Moller
Early Settlers, Their Earliest Land Surveys,
Kent County
"Coney Warren" - 1000 a, surveyed 9-22-1674 for Vincent Elliott
In 1627 the Governor of Virginia authorized William Clayborne, "Secretarie of State of this Kingdom" to explore and locate the source of the Chesapeake Bay.
During this expedition, William Clayborne chose an island of the Chesapeake, seperated from the main land by what is now Kent Narrows, to establish a trading post. This island is present day Kent Island and was the first settlement in Maryland.
By 1631 William Clayborne and Rev. Richard Jones had established a settlement on the island. William Clayborne was appointed Commander of the settlers of the Isle of Kent which he named for his home, the County of Kent. Rev. Richard Jones, of the Church of England, aided Clayborne in establishing this Protestant Colony and was the first to preach the gospel in Maryland.
Capt. Nicholas Martin represented the Isle of Kent at the Legislative Assembly of Virginia several years before St.Mary's settlement. It wasn't until 1634 that the settlers landed on St. Clement's island.
In 1632, King Charles granted Cecelius Calvert the Charter for Maryland, making the already established settlement on "Isle of Kent" the first in Maryland, and so begins the most interesting history of the Eastern Shore. It was these adventurers, traders, settlers and their descendants, along with the colonists to follow, that would settle the counties of Kent, Queen Anne's, Talbot, Caroline and Dorchester.
Isle of Kent 5th April 1652: We, whose names are hereafter subscribed, do promise and engage ourselves to be true and faithful to the Commonwealth of England, without King or House of Lords.
Thomas Ward, Thomas South, Tho. Wetherell, Tho.Pett, Tho. Taylor, Hen. Carlyen, John Hud, Robert Martin, John Smith, Henry Ashley, John Philips, John Gould, Edw. Ebes, John Smyth, John Richeson, Hen. Taylor, Will Leedes, John Sepsen, Anthony Calliway, Robert Vaughan, Philip Commins, Thos. Ringgould, Thos. Bradnox, Hen. Morgan, William Elliott, Robert Halters, Richard Blunt, Matthew Read, Will Jones, John Ringgold, Francis Bright, Edw. Copedge, Edmt. Weebe, John Russell, Rich. Salter, Marke Benton, Will Band, Francis Barnes, Hen. Clay, Roger Baxter, James Horner, Hen. Weest, Isa. Ilive, George Croutch, Edward Burton, Abraham Hollman, John Winchester, Nicholas Picurd, Nic. Browne, David Geldersen, Will Price, Tho. Hill, John Dean, Edw. Coxe, Robert Dunn, Fran Lumbard, John Gibson, John Maconick, Thomas Weest, Joseph Wickes To ye truth of this I here subscribe John Coursey, John Errickson, Andrew Hanson, Andrew Anderson
This list of 66 names most likely includes all the adult white male colonists living in Kent County in 1652/3.
Events
| Birth | Abt 1650 | ||||
| Marriage | Aft 1699 | Mary Brock | |||
| Death | Bef 16 Aug 1727 | Prince George's, Maryland, United States |
Families
| Spouse | Mary Brock (1654 - 1727) |