Eleanor Warren

Notes:

Eleanor Warren married Nov. 21, 1786, Clement Billingsley, Wm. and Mary Parish,
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WARREN, JOHN, Charles County, planter. 21 Dec 1771
10 Nov 1773
To dau. Anne Warren, extx., five negroes and £30 due from my brother William Barton Warren of Virginia,
To son John Warren, three negroes.
To dau. Elizabeth Warren, three negroes.
To dau. Eleanor, three negroes,
To 4 children aforementioned, residue of estate.
Samuel Love and Stephen Compton, trustees to my extx,
Wit: J. F. D. Smyth; Mary Warren, 39.43
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Charles County Land Records 1792-1796; Liber N#4; Page 30. Feb 25, 1793 from James Billingsly and Clement Billingsly of Fauquire County, VA, to John Billingsley of CC, for 30,000 lbs of tobacco and for 10 shillings, parcels of land called Bartons Hope and Addition, situated in CC, which were devised to sd James Billingsley and Clement Billingsley by their father, John Billingsley, as per the will of sd John Billingsley, dated Feb 8, 1785. Signed - James Billingsley, Clement Billingsley. Wit - Alex McPherson*, James Freeman*. Ann, the wife of the afd James Billingsley, and Eleonor, the wife of sd Clement Billingsley, relinquished their right of dower. Recorded Feb 25, 1793,

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Notes:

WARREN, JOHN, Charles County, planter. 21 Dec 1771
10 Nov 1773
To dau. Anne Warren, extx., five negroes and £30 due from my brother William Barton Warren of Virginia.
To son John Warren,, three negroes.
To dau. Elizabeth Warren, three negroes.
To dau. Eleanor, three negroes.
To 4 children aforementioned, residue of estate.
Samuel Love and Stephen Compton, trustees to my extx.
Wit: J.F.D.O Smyth; Mary Warren.
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Charles County MD Will Book 1777-1780; Page 147.
John Warren's Inventory. May 9, 1778.
An inventory of the goods and chattels of John Warren, late of CC, decd. Includes: 16 cattle, 8 horses, 38 hogs, 3 sheep; 5 beds and furniture; 30 bushels of wheat, 40 barrels
of corn; 1 riding chair; Negro women Mace (age 70), Nan
(60), Mary (211 ; Negro men Jim (40), Ned (16) ; boy Dick (2); Lucy (6), Prise (2); Negroes Ryal (30), Rose (15), Joe (25), Dembo (16), girl Milly (7), girl Hannah (4), girl Clare (1/2). We appraised the above effects. Signed Jan 1, 1774 - John Crain, TH Harris.
Kin: Edward Warren, Robert Warren.
Creditors: Barnes and Ridgate, Samuel Jones,
Proved on May 9, 1778 by Anne Cottrel, formerly Anne Warren, executrix of afd John Warren
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Charles County MD Will Book 1777-1780; Page 149.
John Warren's Final account. May 9, 1778. The account of Burford Cottrel and Anne, his wife, executrix of Jno Warren, late of CC, decd.
Debts include: the inventory of the deed's estate, exhibited this day into Orphan Court, amounting to 784 £ 8 shillings 1 pence; a crop of tobacco left in the deed's house unstripped, inspected in the year 1772. The whole amount: 866 £ 12 shillings 4-1/2 pence.
Disbursements went to: Stephen Compton; Thomas James; Samuel Jones; Barns and Ridgate, their store at Newport and their store at Portobacco; George and Andrew Buchanan; Cunninghame and Co, their store at Port Tobacco; Bond and Southern; Doctor Jno Corey; Doctor Joseph Adderton; Bennet Neale; Benjamin Philpot; John Scott; Doctor Richard Brooke; Daniel Jenifer for Letters Testamentary; Walter Hanson, Register, for recording this account. Balance to be disposed according to the deed's will: 696 £ 3 shillings 7-1/2 pence.
Final account: 866 £ 12 shillings 4-1/4 pence. Securities Samuel Love and Stephen Compton of CC.
Proved on May 9, 1778 by afd Burford Cottrel and Anne, his wife
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Charles County MD Will Book 1777-1780; Page 203.
View of John Warren's Land. Aug 10, 1778.
The lands of John Warren are in possession of Burford Cottrel, his guardian. We estimate the annual value of sd land as follows - all that part of a tract of land called Frailty, with the following improvements: 1 dwelling house, 16 feet square; addition to ditto, 12 feet square; 1 kitchen, 12 feet square; cellar house, 12 [feet] square; quarter, 20 by 12; cornhouse, 16 by 10; Cheor(?) house, 12 by 8; Dairy, 8 [feet] square; hen house, 12 by 8; tobacco house, 40 by 22 (all which houses want repair) ; 150 apple trees, 250 peach trees, and 2570 panels of fence, which land, we estimate the yearly value at 1500 lbs of tobacco sd guardian is not allowed to clear any of the land except to get what timber the houses may want to repair them, and for firewood, In the forgoing valuation, we have had no regard to sd orphan's report and education, nor to the quit rents of sd land. Signed Jun 29, 1778 - Stephen Compton, Ths Harris. Wit - J Lancaster.

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Guardian's Bond. John Warren, orphan of John
Warren. Burford Cottrel, guardian [appointed last Apr 14 by
Orphan Court], bond Jun 17, 1778, 1000£; Thomas Hopewell,
and William Cox of CC, planters, securities.
The final settlement was by sd Burford Cottrel and Ann, his
wife, the executrix, as per CC Orpahn Court records. Signed
Burford Cottrel, Thomas [T his mark] Hopewell, William Cox
Wit Walter Hanson James Russel
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Capt. Barton Warren 64.280 CH £4.14.0 Jun 6 1758
Appraisers: Edward Smoot, Charles Bruce.
Creditors: John Fendall, James Briscoe.
Next of kin: William Warren, Mary Musgrove.
Executors: Barton Warren, John Warren.
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WARREN, BARTON, Charles County, Planter. 3 Feb 1757
9 March 1757
To wife Elizabeth, 1/3 of plantation whereon I now dwell called "Frailty, and 1/3 of moveable estate,
To sons Notly and John, dwelling plantation called "Frailty," son to have 200 a. next to land of Robt, Yates and son Notley the residue.
To son William Barton Warren, tract In Port Tobacco Hundred known as "Strife."
To brother Thomas Warren, wearing apparel.
To dau. Susannah, bed and furniture, cow, horse.
To son Edward, bed and furniture.
To son Robert. bed and furniture. Remainder of personal estate to be divided between my 8 children., Jane Hungerford, Mary Musgrove, Notley Warren, John Warren,, William Barton Warren, Susannah Watren, Edward Warren and Robert Warren.
Sons Notly and John., exs.
Wit: Chas. Bruce, John Ford, Wm. Brown, 30.275
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WARREN, NOTLEY, Charles Co. 19 Jul. 1768
29 Oct. 1768
To wife Sarah, all my estate,
Trustees: brother John Warren, friends Stephen Compton and Joseph Joy.
Refers to daus. unnamed; mentioned children but did not mention sons.
Ex.: Major Zachariah Bond of St. Mary's Co.
Wit: John MacPherson, Jon Yates, John Scott 36.646

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The House of Warren - Charles County Gentry, page 300-301
(17xx-1773)
John Warren, son of Captain Barton Warren, was born at the ancestral plantation "Frailty" on the Wicomico. His wife was Jane xxxx, who was bequeathed property in the will of Sarah Maddox probated in 1761.
Children of John and Jane Warren
1. Anne Warren married Burford Cotterel.
2. John Warren married Elizabeth Shaw, Sept. 20, 1786, Wm. and Mary Parish.
3. Elizabeth Warren married Dec. 23, 1781, Henry Smoot
4. Eleanor Warren married Nov. 21, 1786, Clement Billingsley, Wm. and Mary Parish,

On November 12, 1760, John Warren with John Marshall was surety for Robert Yates, the administrator of Charles Yates.

On April 26, 1766, John Warren and Notley Warren were the executors of John Hungerford at which time William Warren and Charles Brandt were their sureties.

On March 29, 1770, John Warren and John Marshall signed the bond of Jane Hungerford, the executrix of Barton Hungerford.

The will of John Warren was dated December 21, 1771, and proved in Charles County on November 10, 1773. He named his eldest daughter, Anne Warren, the executrix of his estate and appointed Samuel Love and Stephen Compton as trustees. Anne was bequeathed various negroes and 30 pounds of tobacco "due from my brother William Barton Warren of Virginia". Personalty was bequeathed to the three children; John, Elizabeth, and Eleanor, with the residue of the estate being divided among the four children. Mrs. Small was given the privilege of living at the plantation with the children if she desired.

The bond of Anne Warren, the executrix, was dated November if, 1773, and placed at £ l,000. Samuel Love and Stephen Compton were the sureties. Her account in September 1775, as Anne Warren was passed by the Deputy Commissary of the court.

On May 9, 1778, the inventory and final account upon the estate was rendered by Anne Cotterel, formerly Anne Warren and wife of Burford Cotterel as the executrix. Edward Warren and Robert Warren signed the inventory as the next of kin, while Samuel Love and Stephen Comp-ton were the bondsmen. The balance due to heirs was £696/3/7.

For ancestry of Henry Smoot, see, Newman's The Smoot, of Maryland and Virginia.

A case before the Chancery Court of Maryland, filed on July 24, 1798, by Zereal Penn and Burford Cotterel, showed that in 1764 John Warren and William Penn, both of Charles County, since deceased, became the sureties for Robert Yates, the administrator of Jonathan Yates, to the value of £1,200. Zereal Penn was the only brother and representative of William Penn who at his death left no issue, and Burford Cotterel was the husband of Anne, the daughter of executor of John Warren, deceased. Robert Yates died without settling the estate of Jonathan Yates, and the said Robert Yates left an only daughter Anne, unmarried, aged 40, deaf, dumb, and non compos mentis.
Sources,
Tests Pro., Libers 41, folio 377; 43, folio 535.
Wills, Liber 39, folio 431.
Test. Pro., Liber 45, folio 234.
Liber A F no. 7, folios 147.
Chancery Papers no. 3935

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John married Mrs Jane (..) Warren in 1760 in Charles Co, Maryland. Jane was born about 1740; died after 1761. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

WARREN, BARTON, Charles County, Planter. 3 Feb 1757; 9 March 1757
To wife Elizabeth, 1/3 of plantation whereon I now dwell called "Frailty, and 1/3 of moveable estate,
To sons Notly and John, dwelling plantation called "Frailty," son to have 200 a. next to land of Robt, Yates and son Notley the residue.
To son William Barton Warren, tract In Port Tobacco Hundred known as "Strife."
To brother Thomas Warren, wearing apparel.
To dau. Susannah, bed and furniture, cow, horse.
To son Edward, bed and furniture.
To son Robert. bed and furniture. Remainder of personal estate to be divided between my 8 children., Jane Hungerford, Mary Musgrove, Notley Warren, John Warren,, William Barton Warren, Susannah Watren, Edward Warren and Robert Warren.
Sons Notly and John., exs.
Wit: Chas. Bruce, John Ford, Wm. Brown, 30.275
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Barton Worren 63.76 CH £853.0.1 Mar 20 1757 Apr 9 1757
(also Barton Warren)
Appraisers: Edward Smoot, Charles Bruce.
Creditors: John Fendall, James Briscoe.
Next of kin: William Barton Warren.
Executors: Notley Warren, John Warren.
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Capt. Barton Warren 64.280 CH £4.14.0 Jun 6 1758
Appraisers: Edward Smoot, Charles Bruce.
Creditors: John Fendall, James Briscoe.
Next of kin: William Warren, Mary Musgrove.
Executors: Barton Warren, John Warren.
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Barton Warren 3,78 D CH £859.15.10 Jun 25 1761
Sureties: Robert Yates, Thomas Dalton.
Executors: Notley Warren, John Warren.
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Inherited his father's farms, Frailty and Strife. Still a minor in 1705

Sources:
Title: Charles County Gentry
Author: Newman, Harry Wright
Publication: Baltimore County, Maryland: Genealogical Publishing County, 1940
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1750 Aug Warren, Barton Notley's Addition 450 Rent Rolls St. Clements
1750 Jan Warren, Barton Notley's Addition 450 Rent Rolls St. Clements
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Jane Warren who married Barton Hungerford was a daughter of Captain Barton Warren, the son of Thomas and Mary Barton Warren. Captain Barton Warren was born in Charles County, Maryland, married (1) ----- ------ and (2) Elizabeth ------, and died in 1757 leaving issue: Notley Warren, born in 1736 and married Sarah ------; John Warren, born in 1773 (1737?) and married Jane ------; William Barton Warren, married Mary Jane Yates and died in 1809; Susannah Warren; Edward Warren; Robert Warren, born on 06 September 1742 and died on 26 October 1826; Jane Warren, married Barton Hungerford;
and Mary Warren, married (1) Harrison Musgrove and (2) John Stone. [History of the Warren, Stone, Dayton, Routh, Wurster, Daggett and Young Families.]
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John Boarman 33.130 A CH £718.5.0 Jul 31 1752
Sureties: Richard Edelen, Richard Bennet Boarman.
Received from: Abraham Devenport.
Payments to: Joseph Pile, Dr. Gustavus Brown, James Nivison, Henry Jernegan, Dr, Francis Parnham, Robert Scott (merchant in Glasgow) paid to Mr. Walter Hanson, Dan. Jenifer.
Distribution to; widow (unnamed, 1/3). Residue to: Joseph Boarman (of age), Raphael Boarman (aged 16). Richard Boarman (aged 8).
Executrix: Elisabeth Boarman, now wife of Barton Warren.
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Hawkins, Thomas, Charles County, 13th Nov., 1724; 18th Dec., 1724.
To bro. Alexander, ex., personalty.
Test: Barton Warren, Martha Greive. 18.336,
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Anne Howard 31.137 CH £381.0.0 Apr 3 1745 Jun 12 1745
Appraisers: Robert Yates, Barton Warren.
Creditors: John Boarman, Mary Neall.
Next of kin: Mary Power [Poore], William Sanders.
Executor: Joseph Lancaster.
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John Boarman 32.52 A CH £649.13.8 £120.10.3 Feb 8 1752
He died on 4 June. A second inventory is cited in the amount of £0.15.0.
Sureties: Richard Edelin, Richard Bennett Boarman.
Received from: John Oakley, John Scroggan, James Wood, James Ferrell, James Short, James Williams, John Wilder, Thomas Higden.
Payments to: John Scroggan, John Oakly, Richard Jackson, Robert Horner, Walter Hanson, Daniel Dulany, Esq., James Wood, Dr. John Corry, Bennit Boarman, Lord Baltimore paid to Massey Leigh, Daniel Jenifer.
Legatees: & James Ferrell & John Montgomery & Thomas Higdon & James Short & George Hudson, priest (unnamed).
Representatives: administratrix, 3 children: Joseph Boarman (aged 19), Raphael Boarman (aged 15), Richard Boarman (aged 8).
Administratrix: Elisabeth Warren, wife of Barton Warren.
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Contributed by: James Hughes

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URL title: Proceedings of the Council of Maryland, 1732:1753Volume 28, Page 546
Note:
Schedule No 2.
Charles County.
At a Meeting of the Vestry of William and Mary Parish in the County aforesaid on the 8th Day of June 1752 at the said Parish Church were present - p. 483

The Reverend
Vestrymen: Mr Saml Clagett, Mr Thomas Cottrell, Mr Richard Smith, Mr Edward Ford, Mr Nathan Harris, Mr Charles Bruce
Church warden:Mr John Marshall

Who unanimously proceeded to regulate and assign the Pews in the sd Parish Church to the several Persons hereafter put down in the following Manner, the Numbers of the Pews to the respective Names put down, having Relation to the Numbers in the Platt hereunto annexed Viz.
Pew
To the honourable Richard Lee Esqr 1
Mr Benjamin Fendall & his Son John 2
Mr Wm Courts, Elizabeth Courts & Wm Penn 3
Col George Dent and his Son George 4
Richard Smith his Sons, and Thomas Cottrell 5
Barton Warren and Edward Ford 6
Charles Yates John Wilder & his Son John 7
The Ministers Family for the time being 8
James Latimore, Philip Jenkins, Jno Jenkins & Benj. Douglass. 9
Atwick Fearson, Jno Farr, Geo. Scroggin & Benjn Thomas. 10

Notley Maddox, Sarah Maddox, Anne Smoot & Edwd Smoot 14
Joseph Joy, Judith Penn, and Notley Dutton 15
Thomas Bates, John Douglass, John Hamil & Jane Penn 16

Francis Posey, Harrison Musgrove, Charles John & Benj. Philpot. 18

Authur Lee, Rebecca Howard, Jno Marshall & Richd Marshall 23
Joseph Douglass, Nathan Harris, Mary Brandt 24
Joseph Gwynn and Benjamin 25
Mary Marshall, Henry Thompson, Posthumus Groves & Jas Plant. 26
William Dent & Walter Hanson for their Tenants 27
Moses Hubbart, John Cavin, Jno Wakefield & Saml Chunn 28
Robert Yates, Charles Bruce & Robert Yates junr 29
Barton Hungerford & his Sons 30
Robt Mastin, Tyre Thomas, Widow Thomas & Richard Ratcliff. 31

Thomas Hatton, William Cage Samuel Gody and John Chun 32
Geo: Elgin Patience Posey, Jacob Andrew Minitree Wm Guy & Sarah Martin. 33

No 11, 12, 13, 19, 20, 21, 22 left in common for Tenants
Others not being Freeholders.

No 17 .....for such young Persons that may sing.
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Charles County Maryland Circuit Court Records, Liber H#2, Page 431
12 Jun 1721; Recorded at request of Barton Warren:
1 Nov 17_; Indenture from Humphry Warren of Hatton Point, Gent., to Josias Fendall, Gent.; for love of Ellen his wife and unto Thomas his youngest son for their maintenance; a tract of land on the west side of Wicomico called ?Frinity granted by patent from the Lord Proprietary 4 Aug 33rd year of the reign of his dominion; (some blank spaces in document); /s/ Josias Fendall
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Wicomico: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 285-15: FRAILTY: 300 acres; Possession of - 300 Acres - Warren, Thomas: Surveyed 22 June 1663 for Humphrey Warren on the West side Wicomico River: Conveyance notes - Included in Resurvey of Frailty Folio 420, 3 Nov 1730,
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Wicomico: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 420-304: FRAILTY: acres; Possession of - Acres - Warren, Barton: : Originally so called, Re-Surveyed, 3 Nov 1730 for Barton Warring: {mm Note; not identified to a specific Hundred. Location identified by watercourse or nearby tract.},

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Provincial Court Land Records, 1749-1756
Volume 701, Page 81

This Indenture Tripartite made the Thirtieth Day of August in the Year of our Lord One Thousand Seven hundred and fifty Between Roger Smith of Charles County in the Province of Maryland Planter and Mary his Wife of the first part Barton Warren of Charles County in the Province aforesaid ^of the second part and Richard Brooke of S.t Marys County in the Province aforesaid^ Planter of the third part Witnesseth that for and in Consideration of the Sum of five Shillings Current Money by him the said Richard Brooke in hand paid to the said Roger Smith and Mary his Wife at or before the ensealing and delivery of these Presents the receipt of which said Sum of five Shillings is hereby respectively Acknowledged and the said Richard Brooke his Executors and Administrators thereof and therefrom for ever by these Presents Acquitted and Discharged And for the Docking Barring and Extinguishing all Estates Tail and all eversions and Remainders thereupon expectant or depending of and in the Lands Tenements and Hereditaments herein after mentioned They the said Roger Smith and Mary his Wife Have Granted Bargained Sold Aliened Released and Confirmed and by these
Presents Do Grant Bargain Sell Alien Release and Confirm unto the said Richard Brooke (in the Actual Possession of the said Lands Tenements and Hereditaments herein after mentioned now being by Virtue of a Bargain and Sale to him thereof made by the said Roger Smith and Mary his Wife for five Shillings Consideration by Indenture bearing date the day next before the day of the date thereof and by force of the Statute for Transferring Uses into Possession) and to his Heirs All that Tract or Parcel of Plantable Land Situate lying and being in Chaptico in Saint Mary's County afs.d
called Notley's Addition containing four hundred and fifty Acres of Land more or less with the Appurtenances thereto belonging or in any wise appertaining and the Reversion and Reversions Remainder and Remainders Rents Issues and Profits of the said Lands Tenements and Hereditaments and Premisses with their and every of their Appurtenances and all the Estate Right Title Interest Use Trust Property Possession Claim and Demand whatsoever both at Law and in Equity of him the said Roger Smith and Mary his Wife of in or to the said Lands Tenements Hereditaments and Premisses hereby Granted and Released or mentioned or Intended so to be with their and every of their Appurtenances unto the said Richard Brooke his Heirs and Assigns to and for the Use and behoof of the said Richard Brooke his Heirs and Assigns forever to the Intent and Purpose that he the said Richard Brooke may be perfect Tenant of the Freehold of the said Premisses that a Common Recovery may be had and suffered against him in such manner as is herein after mentioned And for that Purpose it is Covenanted and Agree by and between all other said parties to these Presents that before the end of next September Term or some other ensuing Term at the Costs
and Charges of the said Roger Smith and Mary his Wife one or more Writ or Writs of Entry Sur Disseisin en le Post shall and may be brought Commenced and Prosecuted out of his Lordships high Court of Chancery returnable and to be returned before his Lordships Justices of the Provincial Court at Annapolis in the Name of the said Barton Warren as Plaintiff for Demandant against the said Richard Brooke as Tenant whereby the said Barton Warren shall demand against the said Richard Brooke the said Lands Tenements Hereditaments and Premisses herein before Granted and released or mentioned or Intended so to be with their and every of their Appurtenances by such Apt and Convenient Names and Descriptions as shall be thought proper to ascertain the same to which Writ the said Richard Brooke
shall appear Gratis in his own Proper Person or by his Attorney or Attorneys Lawfully Authorized ^and shall Vouch to Warrant the same Premisses the said Roger Smith & Mary his Wife who shall appear Gratis in their own proper Persons or by their Attorney or Attorneys Lawfully Authorized and enter into the said Warranty and Vouch over to Warrant the same Premisses the Common Vouchee of the same Court who shall thereupon appear^ and enter into the said Warranty and after Imparlance make default and depart in Contempt
of the Court so that one or more common Recovery or Recoverys shall and may be had and Suffered of the said Premisses with proper Judgments to be thereupon given and Execution Awarded according to the course of Common Recoverys for Assurance of Lands and Tenements in like Cases Used and Accustomed And it is hereby declared and Agreed by and between all the said Parties to these Presents That from and after the suffering and perfecting the said Recovery or Recoverys as well these Presents and the Assurance hereby made as also the said Common Recovery or Recoverys so as afsd or in any other manner or at any other time or times
had or Suffered or to be had or Suffered by or between the said partys to these Presents or any of them their or any of their Heirs and all and every other Common Recovery or Recoverys fines Conveyances and Assurances in the Law whatsoever already had made levyed Suffered or Executed or hereafter to be ^had^ made Levyed Suffered or Executed of the said Lands Tenements Hereditaments and Premisses or any part thereof by or between the said parties to these Presents or any of them or whereunto they or any of them shall be parties or privies shall be and enure and shall
be Adjudged Deemed Construed and taken and are and were meant and intended and are hereby declared to be and enure and the Recoveror & Recoverors in the said Recovery or Recoverys Named or to be Named and his and their Heirs shall stand and be Seized of the said Lands Tenements
Hereditaments and Premisses and every part thereof to and for the only proper Use and behoofe of the said Roger Smith and Mary his Wife and of their Heirs and Assigns forever and to and for no other Use Intent or Purpose whatsoever In Witness whereof the said parties to these Presents
have hereunto Interchangeably set their hands and Seals the day and Year first above Written Roger Smith seal Sealed and Delivered Collin Mitchell Mary Smith seal in the Presence of Rob.t Whythill Barton Warren seal Sealed & Delivered Richard Brooke seal in the Presence of J Chase On the back of the aforegoing Deed was thus Endorsed (Viz.t)

Maryland Charles County to wit August 30.th 1750 Then came before me the Subscriber one of his Lordships the Lord Proprietarys Justices of the Provincial Court of the Province of Maryland aforesaid the parties to the within Indenture who Severally Acknowledged the same to be their Act and Deed for the Uses Intents and Purposes therein mentioned according to the true Intent and meaning thereof At the same time came also Mary within mentioned, Wife to the within mentioned Roger Smith who being by me first privately and apart from her said Husband Examined Acknowledged the within Indenture to be her Act and Deed for the Uses Intents and Purposes therein mentioned according
to the true Intent and meaning thereof and that she did the same freely Willingly and of their own Accord without being forced or Induced thereto by her said Husband or through fear of his Displeasure Taken and Acknowledged before me according to Law the day and Year aforesaid Recorded Sept.r 14.th 1750 Geo Dent

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Barton married Martha (Grieve) Graves in 1719 in Charles Co, Maryland. Martha was born before 1702; died in 1742 in Charles Co, Maryland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Will: 1710, Wicomico, Charles Co, Maryland

Notes:

Thomas Warren, son of Humphrey and Eleanor, d. 1710. He m. Mary BARTON, dau of William Barton. Thomas m. 2nd, Jane (N), who survived him. Thomas was the father of AT LEAST five children: Barton, Elizabeth, Sarah, Thomas, and (N) unnamed child.
British Roots of Maryland Families, p. 456
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Warren, Thomas, Chas. County, 6th Jan... 1708; 23rd Nov., 1710.
To wife Jane, ext., 50 A., dwelling plantation, part of 300 A., Frailty
To son Thomas, dwelling plantation afsd. at decease of wife, and he dying without issue, land afsd. to pass to unborn child and hrs. if male, if not, to son Barton
To daus. Eliza: and Sarah, personalty; the latter to stay with her mother during minority
To wife and child. afsd., residue of estate. Sons to be of age at 18 years
Test: John Lofte, Jos. Bowells, Jno. Harris. MCW 13.152

The witness, John Lofte, probably was the stepfather of George Scrogin, Jr. (B4). Lofte could be a copyist?s error for Loften and John Lofton?s name was spelled many ways in public records, Lofton, Loften, Loftley, and Loftlee.
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Thomas Warren 32B.192 I CH £15.15.6 Jan 10 1710
Appraisers: William Maddes, William Senn. (Penn)
Creditors: Samuel Hansen.
Next of kin: John Harris, John Duley.
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Thomas Warren 33A.42 A CH £15.15,6 #3751 Nov 12 1711
The amount of the inventory is equivalent to #3786.
Payments to: Thurgood & Caron, assigned from Cornelius White, Maj. Phil. Brisco, Jonathon White, Thomas Hunt, Joseph Manning.
Executrix: Jane Warren.
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Thompson, Robert, Chas. County, 26th Aug., 1688; 26th Dec., 1688.
To 2 child., viz., John and Mary, entire estate equally at majority.
Ex.: Capt. Humphery Warren.
Test: Jno. Goock., Thos. Warren,, Robt. Truett. 6. 46
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Notley Warren 33B.24 A CH £219.11.4 £264.5.1 Aug 1 1712
Payments to: Vestry of Portobacco Parish by John Bayne (administrator of Notley Warren), Thomas Warren for judgment against Notley Warren (executor of Humphrey Warren), Walter Story (executor of Thomas Burford) paid by Anne Bayne (executrix of John Bayne), John Bayne, John Brasher paid by accountant's mother (unnamed) per account against Humphrey Warren, Vestry of Portobacco, John Bayne (accountant's father) Thomas white per Gilbert Clark, Mrs John Bayne, John Courts, Thomas Bordley,
Mentions: "his said father John Beane's estate".
Administrator: Walter Bayne (administrator of John Bayne (administrator of deceased)).
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The statement by the applicant, that the mother of Elizabeth Warren who married George Scrogin, Jr., was Mary Barton Warren, wife of Thomas, conflicts with another lineage, which states that Thomas Warren was a son of Humphrey Warren, Sr., a merchant who was born in Poynton, England, on 07 July 1632 and died in Charles County, Maryland, in 1673, by his second wife Eleanor. Thomas Warren, who was brought to Maryland in 1663, married (1) Mary Barton on 13 June 1688, daughter of William and Mary Barton, and (2) Jane ------. By his first wife, Mary Barton, Thomas Warren had a son Barton Warren who died on 09 March 1759. By his second wife Jane, Thomas Warren had
Elizabeth, Sarah, Thomas and a child whose name is not known. Thomas Warren died on 23 November 1710. [History of the Warren, Stone, Dayton, Routh, Wurster, Daggett and Young Families, Candy Daggett Young, Gateway Press, Baltimore, 1983.]
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John Ward 7B.148 A CH #1853 #1853 Oct 6 1681
Payments to: Capt. Warren.
Administrator: Arthur Turner.
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Charles County Circuit Court Liber K, Page 251
21 Nov 1683; Quit Claim Deed from Wm. Hungerford to Wm. Smoote for tract called Wicomico Fields; bounded by Humphery Warren and Tho. Hatton on Forked Creek; laid out for 500 acres; /s/ Wm. Hungerford; wit. Humphrey Warren, Tho. Humfray, Tho. Warren
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Charles County Circuit Court Liber K, Page 255
21 Nov 1683; Indenture from Wm. Smoote, planter, to Wm. Hungerford, planter, for Wm. Barton, Gent; an indenture for 240 acres to Wm. Smoote; to Hungerford a parcel called Johnsons adjoining 700 acres of land laid out for him and Richard Morris near Zachia Swamp; bounded by land laid out for Daniell Johnson called Johnsons Choice now in possession of Smoote; containing 250 acres; /s/ Wm. Smoote 2; wit. Hum. Warren, Tho. Humfray, Tho. Warren
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Charles County Circuit Court Liber L, Page 56
7 Nov 1684; Indenture from Edw. Smoote, carpenter, to Humphrey Warren; for 4,000# tobacco a parcel of land called Smootes Purchase of 100 acres; /s/ Edw. Smoote (mark); wit. Wm. Harcutt, Tho. Warren
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Charles County Circuit Court Liber M, Page 222
7 Aug 1686; Indenture from William Smoot, planter, and Anne his wife, to Humphery Warren, Gent.; for one servant boy and 6,000# tobacco; part of a tract called The Hills formerly in occupation of Richard Smoot, dec'd; containing 50 acres; and a parcel called Wicomico Fields of 100 acres; /s/ William Smoot, Anne Smoot; wit. Edw. Smoot (mark), Ri. Smoot (mark), Tho. Smoot, Tho. Warren

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Charles County Circuit Court Liber P, Page 6
13 Jun 1688; Indenture from Wm. Barton, Gent., to Thomas Warren, planter, and Mary his wife; for natural love for his dau. Mary Warren; a parcel of land called bounded by land taken up by Daniel Johnson; containing 140 acres; /y/ Wm. Barton, Mary Barton (mark); wit. Randolph Hinson, John Addison
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Charles County Circuit Court Liber P, Page 196
10 Jun 1689; Indenture from Richard Fowke, planter, to Thomas Warren; for 5s and a sum of tobacco; Warren to take care of Fawke for his natural life; to give a cow and calf to Hallaleujah Fowke at age 21; a parcel of land called Haggetts Priory on the north side of Piscataway River bounded by David Thomas, also Little Marsh; containing 150 acres; also Little Ease of 200 acres and God's Gift of 280 acres; /s/ Richard Fowke; wit. Wm. Hutchinson, Clebome Lomax, Edward Typton

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Charles County Circuit Court Liber R, Page 142
12 Jan 1690; Indenture from Thomas Warren, planter, to William Herbert, planter; for 6,000# tobacco; a tract called Little Ease, bounded by Thomas his Choice, Edward Prise's land called Locust Thickett, and Piscataway Creek; containing 200 acres; also a parcel called God's Gift of 285 acres; /s/ Thomas Warren; wit. Robert Middleton, Thos. Whichaley

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Charles County Maryland Land Records, Liber Z, Page 150
Recorded at request of jeoffry Cole:
13 Jun 1704; Indenture from Thomas Warren, carpenter, to jeoffry Cole, tailor; for 5,000# tobacco; a tract on the west side of Wicomico River, part of a tract of 300 acres called Frailty; containing 100 acres; /s/ Thomas Warren; wit. Henry Hardy, William Harbert; Thomas Warren binds himself for E600 23 Sep 1704 defending tract
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Charles County Maryland Land Records, Liber Z, Page 219
Recorded at request of Mrs. Sarah Barton:
4 Dec 1705; Indenture from Thomas Warren to Sarah Barton, widow; for yearly rent; a parcel where Thomas Warren formerly lived called Strife; on the west side of Zachia Swamp; bounded by Nathan Barton's land formerly taken up by Daniell Johnson and land of Thomas Smoot formerly taken up the Johnson; containing 148 acres; /s/ Thomas Warren; wit. Charles Jones, Benj. Berry, James Haddock
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Wicomico: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 285-15: FRAILTY: 300 acres; Possession of - 300 Acres - Warren, Thomas: Surveyed 22 June 1663 for Humphrey Warren on the West side Wicomico River: Conveyance notes - Included in Resurvey of Frailty Folio 420, 3 Nov 1730,
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland Hundred - Port Tobacco: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 326-172: STRIFE: 148 acres; Possession of - 148 Acres - Warren, Thomas: Surveyed 23 April 1670 for William Barton at a bound White Oak in the woods on the West side of Zachia swamp about a mile from the swamp.: Conveyance notes - 135 Acres - John Wathen from Jesse & Ignatius Tennison; 24 July 1745
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland Hundred - Riverside: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 351-59: HAGGETTS PERRY: 150 acres; Possession of - 150 Acres - Wade, Ann: Surveyed 12 May 1660 for Anne Haggett Executrix of Henry Perry on the North side of Piscataway river about a mile from the river side: Conveyance notes - there is no such land to be found,
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland Hundred - Chicamuxen: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 360-61: THOMAS CHOICE: 308 acres; Possession of - 100 Acres - Merrett, John : Surveyed 19 Oct 1687 for William Thomas:

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Thomas married Mary Barton about 1642. Mary (daughter of Col William Barton, Gent and Mrs Mary (..) Barton) was born on 25 Mar 1667 in Charles Co, Maryland; died before 1700 in Wicomico Hundred, Charles Co, Maryland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

(Colonial Ancestors, etc. by M L DONNELLY)
"Mary Barton was born around 1668 in Chas Co MD, the dau of Wm Barton and Mary____. She married Thomas Warren, the son of Humphrey Warren, merchant from London, England and his Maryland wife Eleanor___. On 6/13/1688 her father Wm Barton deeded "Thomas Warren, planter, and Mary, his wife, for natural love for his dau Mary Warren" 148 acres of land, called "Strife" (Deed P:6). Two of their children were named in the will of Mary's father in 1717. Thomas Warren gave a deposition on 9/10/1718, saying he was age 40, so was born in 1678 (Court CL:468). Mary died around 1696. Thomas Warren married secondly Jane____. On 12/4/1705 Thomas Warren rented to Sarah Barton, widow of Wm Bartonthe tract "Strife" where he had formerly lived (Deed Z:219) Thomas Warren wrote his will on 1/6/1708 and it was probated on 11/23/1710 (Will 13:152) He named his children Barton Warren and Elizabeth Warren, and the children of his second marriage as Thomas, Sarah and an unborn child. Children of Mary Barton and Thomas Warren: Elinor Warren b 3/7/1690, on 4/26/1694 her cattle mark was recorded by her father Thomas Warren (Deed S:278); not named in her father's will in 1708; Barton Warren b c 1692; JOHN Warren b c 1694, named in the will of his uncle William Barton in 1704/5, not named in his father's will written in 1708. ELIZABETH WARREN m CHARLES PHILPOTT."

The above copied as written in M L Donnelly's book (Colonial Ancestors, etc.).

Question: Was Mary Barton really 10 years older than Thomas Warren? Elsewhere Thomas Warren's birth was considered to be around 1662.

ERROR--Thomas Warren deposed he was age 40 in 1718, but died before 1710.

(Meet Your Ancestors, by N. H. BOWLING)

"The absence of Mary (Barton Warren's name from her brother's Will, her husband's Will and her father's Will indicates she was deceased. Following is a portion of the deed that proves the marriage of Mary Barton to Thomas Warren and the marriage of her sister, Elizabeth Barton to Thomas Smoote. It also proves William and Mary Barton were their parents and their marriage was solemnized before Jun 13, 1688, the date of the deed. Quoting: "This Indenture made the 13th day of June 1688 between Wm. Barton Jr. of Charles Co. in the Province of Maryland gentlm of the one Part and Thomas Warren of the aforesaid county and Province Plantr and Mary his wife the Natural born Daughter of the said Wm Barton of the other Part witnesseth that said Wm Barton for and in Consideration of that Naturall love and fatherly affection which he hath....for the said Mary, his daughter, the wife of the said Thomas Warren....hath given, granted confirmed ......unto him the said Thomas Warren and Mary his wife all that Parcell of land called....? Swamp lying in Charles County and beginning at a bounded white oake standing in the woods on the west side of Zakyah Swamp about a mile from the said ...?....Swamp in the north and by the west line of Nathan Barton land formerly taken up by Daniell Johnson." (Omitting long details of boundary lines) "which said two Parcells of land Conteyned by Estimation about one hundred and forth eight Acres together with all and singular the Houses buildings and Edifices..." (Omitting more details) "the sd two Parcells of land unto him the said Thomas Warren and Mary his wife to the proper use, etc...during their natural lives and to the heirs of their body lawfully begotten or to be begotten forever and in case of default of such I give then the said two Parcells of land ...unto Thomas Smoot and Elizabeth his wife the natural born Daughter of him the said Wm Barton to have and to hold....with their right.....to the said Thomas Smoot and Elizabeth his wife during their natural lives and to their heirs...
Randolph R Henson (his mark) Wm Barton /S/
John ADDISON Mary M Barton /S/ her mark "
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Hi, John
I am addressing your point labeled "D". The items in parenthesis were included by the abstracter.

The Maryland Calendar Of Wills Compiled And Edited by Jane Baldwin (Jane Baldwin Cotton) And Roberta Bolling Henry; Wills From 1713 To 1720;
Volume IV, Family Line Publications Westminster, Maryland; 1988, p. 174
Barton, William, gent, Charles Co, 5th Sept, 1717; 22nd Sept, 1717.
To grandsons Barton Smoot, Barton Warren and William Smoot, granddaus. Rachell (wife of Mathew Stone), Ann Smoot, Mary Hungerford, Eliza: (wife of Charles Philpott), Eliza (wife of John Neale), personalty.
" 3 youngest child. of dau. Margaret Miller, half residue of estate, and to Thomas and Barton (sons of grandson Barton Smoot), the other half.
Exs.: Dau. Margaret Miller and grandson Barton Smoot, jointly.
Test: Wm. Howard, John Jones, Jno. Willard. 14. 658.

According to my records, William Barton mentioned only his grand-daughter,
Elizabeth Neale and his daughter, Margaret Miller.
Elizabeth Neale was Elizabeth Hungerford, the offspring of William Barton's daughter Margaret and her first husband, William Hungerford. Elizabeth married John Neale sometime around Nov of 1712. At that time, Elizabeth's brother, Barton Hungerford, for 2 shillings, transferred 28 acres of "Hungerford's Choice" to John Neale. (CCLR Liber D#2, page 33). This John Neale was not John Hanson Neale, but he was probably related as John Hanson Neale and Robert Hanson were the witnesses on this dead. Incidentally, I don't know who John Hanson Neale was, either, and there are several Robert Hansons from which to choose.

Daughter Margaret Miller was William Barton's daughter, Margaret in a second marriage to Jacob Miller. Jacob died before his inventory was taken sometime during the period March through June 1720. (Both the county and state documents are undated. The entries for Jacob are between entries dated as above.) On 11 Mar 1723/24, Margaret Miller paid 6000 # tob for the purchase of 100 A from Henry Moore for Thomas Morris and Sophia, his wife. (CCLR Liber L#2, page 126) Sophia was most likely her daughter by Jacob Miller--one of the "three youngest children of daughter Margaret"
mentioned in William Barton's will. On 1 Jan 1732/33, on the eve of the marriage of her son Jacob Miller and Sarah Martin, daughter of John Martin, Margaret conveyed her "entire estate of inheritance" to Jacob, on condition that he maintain her for the rest of her life in the life-style she has enjoyed.
(CCLR Liber M#2, page 313) On 12 Jun 1733, Margaret Miller recorded a deed of gift whereby she conveyed to her son Barton Hungerford the tracts of land "Capell" and "Barton's Woodyard" deeded to her and her husband, William Hungerford, by her father, William Barton, on 13 Jun 1688. (CCLR Liber M#2,page 343)
Do you suppose Jacob didn't support her in style? She died
sometime after this but I have found no estate documents.
Bye,
Norma

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Mary BARTON m. Thomas WARREN; living 1688

William BARTON and Mary had children:
A child of William Barton (b. ca. 1634), unnamed in the record was born 25 Mar. 1667. This could be either Mary or Margaret. If Margaret was the child born in 1667, then Mary was born between 1662 and 1667 and could be a child of either wife, Anne SMOOT or Mary. If Mary was born in 1667 then Margaret would have been born between 1662-1667. As Margaret married William Hungerford, Jr., a son of Anne Smoot (1st wife of William Barton) by her first husband William Hungerford, Sr., Margaret cannot be a daughter of Anne Smoot, as that would make she and her husband 1/2 brother and sister. Margaret would have been a child William Barton's second marriage to Mary, as would all children born after her.

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Charles County Circuit Court Liber P, Page 6
13 Jun 1688; Indenture from Wm. Barton, Gent., to Thomas Warren, planter, and Mary his wife; for natural love for his dau. Mary Warren; a parcel of land called bounded by land taken up by Daniel Johnson; containing 140 acres; /y/ Wm. Barton, Mary Barton (mark); wit. Randolph Hinson, John Addison

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