Mr (..) Leigh

(..) married Mrs (..) Leigh about 1639. (..) was born about 1615 in England; died after 1656. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Perkins, Robert, Portobacco, Charles County, 30th Dec., 1668. -- -- -- To Jane, wife of Arch. Wahob, Patrick Forrest, son of testator's wife, and Richard Corner, personalty. Wife Anne, execx. and residuary legatee. Test: Bartho. Coates, Thos. Corker, Clement Theobald. 1. 354.

Simpson, Alexander, Charles County, 30th Dec., 1669; 12th Apr., 1670. To goddau. Margaret Wahob, dau of Archibald Wahob, 120 A. (unnamed). To Eliza: Wahob, dau. of sd. Archibald, 120 A. and dwellinghouse; if either sister die, survivor to inherit property. In event of death of both Margaret and Eliza: during minority, land to pass to Jane Wahob, their mother. To Jacob Leah, brother of sd. Jane Wahob, 300 A. "Simpson's Delight." To Thomas Borker, personalty. Execx.: Jane Wahob. Test: Humphrey Warren, Alex. Galant, Howell Williams. 1. 379. [Search Words: Waughop, Lee]

father may have been Henry Leiss

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The Maryland Calendar Of Wills Compiled And Edited by Jane Baldwin (Jane Baldwin Cotton) Wills From 1635 (Earliest probated) To 1685 Volume I; Family Line Publications Westminster, Maryland 1988, p. 49
Perkins, Robert, Portobacco, Chas. Co., 30th Dec., 1668.-- --- ----;
To Jane, wife of Arch. Wahob, Patrick Forrest, son of testator's wife, and Richard Corner, personalty.
Wife Anne, execs. and residuary legatee.
Test: Bartho. Coates, Thos. Corker, Clement Theobald. 1. 354.

The Maryland Calendar Of Wills Compiled And Edited by Jane Baldwin (Jane Baldwin Cotton) Wills From 1635 (Earliest probated) To 1685 Volume I; Family Line Publications Westminster, Maryland 1988, p. 52
Simpson, Alexander, Chas. Co., 30th Dec., 1669; 12th Apr., 1670.
To goddau. Margaret Wahob, dau of Archibald Wahob, 120 A. (unnamed).
To Eliza: Wahob, dau. of sd. Archibald, 120 A. and dwelling-house; if either sister die, survivor to inherit property. In event of death of both Margaret and Eliza: during minority, land to pass to Jane Wahob, their mother.
To Jacob Leah, brother of sd. Jane Wahob, 300 A. "Simpson's Delight."
To Thomas Borker, personalty.
Execx.: Jane Wahob.
Test: Humphrey Warren, Alex. Galant, Howell Williams. 1. 379.

Archives of Maryland; Volume 60, Charles County Court Proceedings, 1668-1670. Page 259;
Att A Court held for the Lord Proprietary in Charls County the second Tuesday in June Being the fourteenth day of tht Month 1670
Edmd Taylor p his Attuf John Tankard came & appeared to prosecute the suite by him Commenced agt Arch. Wahab & Jane his Wife Admtrs of the Goods & Chattles of Alexdr Simpson Plt
Arch: Wahab & Jane his wife Defts came also & appeared by their Attur Rich: Boughton to defd the suite comenced agt them by Edmd Taylor.
Edmd Taylor of Charls County planter Complaineth agt Arch: Wahab of the same planter & Jane his Wife in an Acc of trespass upon the Case for tht (viz) whereas Alexander Simpson lately deceased stood indebted to the plt four hundred pounds of tob in Leiue of his full share of the Crop made att the Said Simpsons house the last yeare which said sume the said Alexander never pd in his life time nor the sd Jane since the decs of the said Alexander although often thereunto requested & therefore hee pray Judgemt
And whereupon Richd Boughton Attur for the Defts in barrs of the Declaracon of the Plts saith tht for tht neither the Deft nor his Wife are mentioned to be Admtrs Admtrix in the Plts Declaracon which as he Conceivs they ought to be therefore he humbly craves a Non-suite which was denied him

Jane married Archibald (Wahop) Waughop about 1660. Archibald was born about 1627; died before 1 Dec 1683 in Portobacco, Charles Co, Maryland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

heir mentioned in bro-in-law Archibald Wahob's will:
"To Jacob Leah, brother of sd. Jane Wahob, 300 A. "Simpson's Delight." (12 Apr 1670) Charles Co, Maryland

Notes:

Simpson, Alexander, Charles County, 30th Dec., 1669;
12th Apr., 1670.
To goddau. Margaret Wahob, dau of Archibald Wahob, 120 A. (unnamed).
To Eliza: Wahob, dau. of sd. Archibald, 120 A. and dwellinghouse; if either sister die, survivor to inherit property. In event of death of both Margaret and Eliza: during minority, land to pass to Jane Wahob, their mother.
To Jacob Leah, brother of sd. Jane Wahob, 300 A. "Simpson's Delight."
To Thomas Borker, personalty.
Execx.: Jane Wahob.
Test: Humphrey Warren, Alex. Galant, Howell Williams. 1. 379.
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Margaret Lemar 10.353 1 #14780 [1688]
(executrix of John Lemar)
Received from: Phillip Mason & Richard Gambell, Robert Taylor, Joseph Manning, Garret Foocks, John Gouley, Edward Greenhauch, William Davis, Richard Barce, William Frost, Joseph Bollet, Robert Hood, George Stringer, James Regens, Mrs. Broad, Madam Anne Burford, Mr. George Plater, William West, Edward Saunders.
Administrator: Philip Hoskins.
===
Margaret Lemar 10.353 A £7.18.10 #19135 [1688]
The amount of the inventory also included #14780.
Payments to: Phillip Hoskins, Robert Thomson, Cleborne Lomax, Morris Lloyd, Cornelious Maddock, Thomas Toft, Joshua Gray, John Martin, Thomas Plunket, Patrick Innis, George Plater, Thomas Elms, John Knight, John Booker, Mr, Dent. Administratrix: Elisabeth Hoskins, wife of Phillip Hoskins.
===
Archibald Wauhop 19,158 A CH £61.1.0 #3671 Jul 24 1699
Payments to: Capt, Phillip Hoskins by order of Thomas Lowe son of William Lowe,
Executor: Cleborne Lomax (surviving executor of Elisabeth Smith (executrix of deceased)).
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William Spikeman 19.169 A £8,16,0 #3530 Jul 15 1699
Payments to: Henry Tompson, Elisabeth Smith (dead, relict) and executrix of William Smith and Philip Hoskins (administrator of William Smith),
Administratrix: wife (dead, unnamed) of James Kirke.
===
Wahob, Archibald, Portobacco, Charles County, 1st Dec., 1683;
10th Mch., 1684.
To Wife Eliza:, execx., and possible unborn child, 100 A. plantation and 200 A. at Nanjemy.
To dau. Margaret, wife of John Lemare, plantation in event of death of wife without other issue.
To dau. Eliza:, wife of Philip Hoskins, other tract of land afsd. in event of death of wife without issue.
To granddaus. Benedicta and Jane, daus of Philip and Eliza: Hoskins, personalty.
Test: Peter Ferendas, Jno. Boyne, Cleborne Lomax. MCW 4. 23.
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Jones, Richard, Chas. County, 2nd June, 1698;
2nd March 1699
To dau. Margaret Thomas and hrs, 20 A., "Valle,"{Wales} and "Bachelor's Hope"' by patent.
to daus. Eliza: and Ann, dwelling plantation on East side Higgins Branch.
grandson Richard Higgins and hrs., "Want Water;," for lack of hrs. to pass to Eliza. Higgins, Mary Higgins and Margaret Higgins and their hrs.
To daus. Margaret Thomas and Eliza. Jones and hrs., "Rich{ard} Delight. "
To daus. Eliza: and Anne and to Joseph Thomas and John Higgins, residue of estate equally.
Exs,: Joseph Thomas and John Higgins afsd.
Test: Thos. Wheeler, Jno. Wheeler, Eliza: Hoskins. 6.368.

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Charles County Circuit Court Liber K, Page 26
14 Nov 1682; Indenture from Archibald Wahob, planter, to Philip Hoskyns and Elizabeth his wife; for fatherly love and affection to his dau. Elizabeth Hoskyns, 1/2 of a parcel of land containing 400 acres purchased from Tho. King; bounded by land of Jno. Wheeler; /s/ Archibald Wahob (mark); wit. Cleborne Lomax, Wm. Theobalds
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STAFFORD COUNTY VA DEED & WILL BOOK 1689 - 1693; THE ANTIENT PRESS
p 265 KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that wee PHILLIP and ELIZABETH HOSKINS both of CHARLES COUNTY in ye PROVINCE of MARYLAND doe hereby empower you Capa. GEORGE MASON of Stafford County in ye Cottony of Virga. to bee our true Attorney for us to acknowledge One hundred acres of lande of mine lyeinge wthin one mile of Stafford County COURTHOUSE as ye Court was formerly kept at and wthin one mile of POTOMAC CREEKE ye said lands as did formerly belonge to JOHN FALKNER as by said JOHN FALKNER was acknowledged to mee ye said PHILLIP HOSKINS in Stafford County Court where ye said PHILLIP and ELIZABETH HOSKINS doe hereby empower you ye said Capa GEORGE MASON to acknowledge all Rights of said lande unto SAMUELL SIMSON of Stafford County CARPENTER to him his heires for ever I ye said PHILLIP HOSKINS doe acknowledge that I have received ye some of three thousand three hundred poundes of Tobacco in full satisfaccon for our right of ye above said Tract of lande as Wittness our handes and Seales this 15th day of August 1692
In presence of JOHN HIGGINSON. PHILL. HOSKINS
RICHD. MORGAN ELIZABELTH HOSKINS
Capa. GEORGE MASON Attorney off ye said PHILLIP and ELIZABETH HOSKINS came into Court & acknowledged ye same to said SAMUELL SIMSON for and in behalfe of them both on ye 13th day of September 1692 & was then recorded

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Perkins, Robert, Portobacco, Chas. Co., 30th Dec., 1668.--- --- ---;
To Jane, wife of Arch. Wahob, Patrick Forrest, son of testator's wife, and Richard Corner, personalty.
Wife Anne, execs. and residuary legatee.
Test: Bartho. Coates, Thos. Corker, Clement Theobald. 1. 354.

Simpson, Alexander, Chas. Co., 30th Dec., 1669; 12th Apr., 1670.
To goddau. Margaret Wahob, dau of Archibald Wahob, 120 A. (unnamed).
To Eliza: Wahob, dau. of sd. Archibald, 120 A. and dwelling-house; if either sister die, survivor to inherit property. In event of death of both Margaret and Eliza: during minority, land to pass to Jane Wahob, their mother.
To Jacob Leah, brother of sd. Jane Wahob, 300 A. "Simpson's Delight."
To Thomas Borker, personalty.
Execx.: Jane Wahob.
Test: Humphrey Warren, Alex. Galant, Howell Williams. 1. 379.

MARYLAND CALENDAR OF WILLS. Vol 1, p. 127
Wahob, Archibald, Portobacco, Chas. Co, 1st Dec, 1683; 10th Mar, 1684.
To Wife Eliza:, execx, and possible unborn child, 100 A. plantation and 200 A. at Tranjemy.
" dau. Margaret, wife of John Lemare, plantation in event of death of wife without other issue.
" dau. Eliza:, wife of Philip Hoskins, other tract of land afsd. in event of death of wife without issue.
" granddaus. Benedicta and Jane, daus of Philip and Eliza: Hoskins, personalty.
Test: Peter Ferendas, Jno. Boyne, Cleborne Lomax. 4. 23.

Elizabeth married Col Philip* Hoskins, Sr. (immigrant) about 1679. Philip* (son of Bennett Hoskins and Mrs (..)(..) Hoskins) was born in 1650 in England; died on 22 Apr 1718 in Charles Co, Maryland; was buried in Portobacco Church, Charles Co, Maryland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Margaret Lemar 10.353 I #14780 (among entries for 1692-1693)
(executrix of John Lemar)
Received from: Philip Mason & Richard Gambell, Robert Taylor, Joseph Manning, Garret Foocks, John Gouley, Edward Greenhauch, William Davis, Richard Barce, William Frost, Joseph Bollet, Robert Hood, George Stringer, James Regens, Mrs. Broad, Madam Ann Burford, Mr. George Plater, William West, Edward Saunders.
Administrator: Philip Hoskins.

Margaret Lemar 10.353 A £7.18.10 #19135 (among entries for 1692-1693)
The amount of the inventory also included #14780.
Payments to: Philip Hoskins, Robert Thomson, Cleborne Lomax, Morris Lloyd, Cornelious Maddock, Thomas Toft, Joshua Gray, John Martin, Thomas Plunket, Patrick Innis, George Plater, Thomas Elms, John Knight, John Booker, Mr. Dent.
Administratrix: Elisabeth Hoskins, wife of Philip Hoskins.

Simpson, Alexander, Chas. Co., 30th Dec., 1669; 12th Apr., 1670.
To goddau. Margaret Wahob, dau of Archibald Wahob, 120 A. (unnamed).
To Eliza: Wahob, dau. of sd. Archibald, 120 A. and dwelling-house; if either sister die, survivor to inherit property. In event of death of both Margaret and Eliza: during minority, land to pass to Jane Wahob, their mother.
To Jacob Leah, brother of sd. Jane Wahob, 300 A. "Simpson's Delight."
To Thomas Borker, personalty.
Execx.: Jane Wahob.
Test: Humphrey Warren, Alex. Galant, Howell Williams. 1. 379.

Notes:

Died:
died young

Notes:

p. 33, Charles County Land Records, Volume III
1692; A register of Births, Marriages & Burials for Charles County together with a connivance of what Births, Marriages & Burials have been formerly entered and registered in this county
Liber Q, Pages 1 to 26
Hoskins Jane d/o Philip & Elizabeth Hoskins of Portobacco b 1 Mar 1681

Jane was named after her grandmother, Jane (Lee) Wahob.

NJL note: I am of the opinion that Thomas Stone married Jane Hoskins. I have several pieces of circumstantial evidence to support my opinion:
1) Jane Hoskins was the only daughter of Philip Hoskins who was old enough. Both Jane and Benedicta were named in the will of their grandfather, Alexander Wahob, written 1 Dec 1683. This would have been an older Benedicta, as the land records give her birth as 16 Dec 1685.
2) Her daughter, Mary Stone named a daughter Jenny Stone Hanson.
3) Her daughter, Ann Stone named a daughter Jane Fowke.
4) Martha Hoskins acknowledged receiving her share of her 2 brothers', mother's and father's estates in a deed signed Jul 8, 1729, and signed as Martha Hoskins, meaning she would have post-deceased Thomas Stone. Thomas' wife at his death and per his will was Catherine Boughton.
Norma Fiske Lundgren

"Mudd Family of the U.S.", Vol II, p. 1477:
Oswald Hoskins, b. c. 1699, unm. d. Chas Co, MD. before 28 Oct 1721. Will dated 14 Jan 1720, Chas Co. probated 6 Sep 1731; personal estate to be divided equally among brothers Bennett and Baylord and sisters Mary Ann and Martha; brother Bennett executor of this as well as their mother's Will; overseers brother-in-law Thomas Stone and William Chandler; witnesses: Ignatius Doyce (Doyne?), William Matthews Thompson and Thomas Jameson.
Martha Hoskins, b. c. 1707, m. Thomas Stone of Chas Co., MD before 26 May 1729.

It is believed that Philip Hoskins was some close relation to Sir Bennett Hoskins, Bart (Baronet) (1609-1679) of Morehampton and Harewood, Herefordshire, England. Philip Hoskins was first mentioned 2 Sept 1671, when Bennett Hoskins of England gave him a power of attorney to secure Bennett's patent for the 2000 acre "Manor of Friendship". At that date he is referred to as of or near Wicomico River (present St Mary's or Chas. Co.). The second reference is when by deed dated 7 Sept 1671 he, a planter of Chas. Co. and James Hayes, a planter, purchased the 200 acre Owen's Purchase in Port Tobacco Hundred from John Owen.
Philip Hoskins was a Chas. Co. militia officer in Major Wheeler's Militia 1689-1703 and was referred to as a Colonel in 1707; Chas Co member of the Maryland House of Assembly in 1692, vestryman of Port Tobacco Church, Justice of the Provincial Court, trustee of Cool Springs, and Emissary to the Indians. He directed in his Will that he be buried in Port Tobacco Church. On 12-10-1717 he was appointed residual legatee by the will of Osmond Waple, Gent. of Chas. Co., for the use of Philip's children by wife Ann. By her father's will dated 1683, Eliza Wahob, 1st wife of Philip Hoskins, inherited a 200 acre plantation in Nanjemy Hundred, Chas. Co., MD., and bequests were made to her daughters Benedicta and Jane Hoskins. (Most of this was prepared by: George Ely Russell, Bowie, MD, May 1963. See National Genealogical Society Quarterly, March 1963, pg. 26-31, and Hoskins Families of Seventeenth Century America, by Geroge Ely Russell - Private Pub.)

There are three references listed re: Martha Hoskins married to Thomas Stone,:
- Chas. Co. Wills, AB#3, 125
- Ibid. 127
- Ibid. 154
Norma Fiske Lundgren wrote: I am of the opinion that Thomas Stone married Jane Hoskins, the oldest child of Philip Hoskins and Elizabeth Waughop. I have three pieces of circumstantial evidence for it.
1) She is the only one of Philip Hoskins' daughters (of which I am aware) that was old enough. The land records have her born 1 Mar 1681/82. She was mentioned in the will of her grandfather, Alexander Wahob, written 1st Dec, 1683. She and her sister are the only two Hoskins grand-children mentioned, which supports the data with her as the oldest.
2) William Hanson and Mary Stone, the daughter of Thomas Stone, named a daughter "Jenny Hoskins Hanson". William Hanson was the son of Robert Hanson and Benedicta Hoskins, the sister of Jane. Benedicta was mentioned in her grandfather's will, too, but that was probably an older sister who did not survive, as the land records give Benedicta's birth as 16 Dec 1685.
3) Roger Fowke and Anne Stone, the daughter of Thomas Stone, named a daughter "Jane Fowke". Roger Fowke was the son of Gerard Fowke, and Sarah Burdett.

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Martha married Capt Thomas* Stone, (of Poynton Manor) about 1703 in Charles Co, Maryland. Thomas* (son of John* Stone, Gent and Elizabeth* Warren) was born in 1677 in Charles Co, Maryland; died before 7 Nov 1727 in Nanjemoy, Charles Co, Maryland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Charles County Circuit Court, Birth, Deaths & Marriage Records, Liber Q
Hoskins, Benedistal [Benedicta], d/o Philip Hoskings and Elizabeth Hoskings Of Portobacco, b. 18 Dec 1685
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Charles County Liber L#2
Page 199. Samuel Hanson, son of Robert and Benedicta Hanson, was born Dec 6, 1705.
=== Benedicta must have been an older child that died since she was mentioned in her GF will.
Wahob, Archibald, Portobacco, Charles County, 1st Dec., 1683;
10th Mch., 1684/5.
To Wife Eliza:, execx., and possible unborn child, 100 A. plantation and 200 A. at Nanjemy.
To dau. Margaret, wife of John Lemare, plantation in event of death of wife without other issue.
To dau. Eliza:, wife of Philip Hoskins, other tract of land afsd. in event of death of wife without issue.
To granddaus. Benedicta and Jane, daus of Philip and Eliza: Hoskins, personalty.
Test: Peter Ferendas, Jno. Boyne, Cleborne Lomax. MCW 4. 23.


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Benedicta married Robert Hanson, Sr. about 1704 in Charles Co, Maryland. Robert was born in 1680 in Port Tobacco Hundred, Charles Co, Maryland; died before 27 Sep 1748 in Charles Co, Maryland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

WILLIAM HOSKINS received 333 acres of "Manor of Friendship" from his father and this was his home plantation. He also owned 300 acres of "Wahob's Purchase," and 200 acres of "Lindsay" which had been his grandfather Archibald Wahob's tracts and which came to him through his mother. He also purchased additional acreage. On 8/8/1726 he had his 1266 acres of land resurveyed into one tract which he named "Harwood."
WILLIAM HOSKINS married Violetta Harrison, the daughter of Francis Harrison and Elizabeth Wakelin.
Thomas Osboume in his will written on 11/10/1726 left personalty to ELIZABETH and MARY, the daughters of WILLIAM HOSKINS. He left his son Joseph Osboume to the care of WILLIAM HOSKINS and Richard Harrison until he was age 21 (Will 19:86).
WILLIAM HOSKINS was deceased by 5/27/1727 when his estate was appraised, valued at £473.17.05, and included thirteen slaves (Inv 12:342). The next of kin on his inventory were his half-brothers BENNETT HOSKINS and BAYLARD HOSKINS. By this date his widow Violetta had married secondly Col. Robert Hanson. In a deed settling the land of WILLIAM HOSKINS his daughters and whom they married were given (DeedX#2:96 on 4/21/1744).

William married Violetta Harrison about 1710 in Charles Co, Maryland. Violetta was born about 1670; died after 1727. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Left an inventory of £118; her next of kin were PHILIP HOSKINS and Robert Hanson (Inv 1:90.)

Notes:

He was single and practiced the trade of a carpenter. He wrote his will on 6/26/1720 and it was probated in Charles County on 11/16/1720 (Will 16:218). He left personalty to his brothers OSWALD and BENNETT HOSKINS. To his brother WILLIAM HOSKINS he left the residue of his estate, real and personal and all rights in the estate of his father, COL. PHILIP HOSKINS, deceased.