| 2. | John Gwinn  (1.Susannah1) was born in 1759 in Charles Co, Maryland; died after 1793 in Ann Arundel Co, Maryland. Notes:
Charles County Land Records 1775-1782; Liber V#3; Page 494. Bond, recorded at the request of John Gwinn Jr.
I, Edward Ford of CC, cordwainer, am bound to Benja Gwinn of CC, planter, in the just sum of 20,000 lbs of tobacco in cask, which payment I bind myself to pay to sd Benjamin Gwinn, by Oct 10, 1737, as witness my hand and seal this Feb 19, 1735/6_ The condition of the above obligation is such that if the afd Edward Ford or William Cage do make over, by deed, all that part or tract of surplus or waste or cultivated land that John Gwinn bought of William Cage, to the sd Benjamin Gwinn, then the above obligation to be void. Signed - Edward Ford. Wit - Thomas Hungerford, Charles Jones. Recorded Sep 9, 1780.
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Charles County Land Records 1775-1782; Liber V#3; Page 300. Deed of Gift. I, Elizabeth Gwinn of CC, widow, not only for the natural love and affection, but also for divers good causes and for 5 shillings, I grant to John Gwinn the following goods and chattels, viz, a Negro girl named Henny, a Negro boy named Evans, a Negro boy named Ned, 1 bed and furniture, and 10 sheep. Signed Sep 30, 1778 - Elizabeth Gwinn. Wit - Rebeca Barber, Violetta Gwinn_ Acknowledged before CC JP George Dent. Recorded Oct 7, 1778.
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Susannah Gwynn 71.160 A CH £15.0.0 £28.3.11 Jun 14 1774
Sureties: Moses Hobort, John Marshall.
Received from: estate of John Gwynn (1/3, her husband).
Payments to: MM Bond & Sothoron, Edward Wild, John Scroggin, Jon. Yates, Isaac Wood, George Bateman, Willson Case, executrix of Dr. John Corry, Walter Hanson, Walter Dulany, Esq., Daniel Jenifer, Richard Lee, William Fitzhugh, Esq., Mr. Elie Vallette.
Mentions: Negro Hendley.
Representatives: 3 children: John Gwynn (age 15), Elisabeth Gwynn (age 13), Mary Ann Jones Gwinn (age 11).
Administrator: Edward Warren.
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Charles County Land Records 1775-1782; Liber V#3; Page 327. Release on Mortgage, recorded at the request of William Elgin,
Feb 15, 1779. Received of Mr. Henry Brett, the within mentioned 60 £ with legal interest and 5 shillings sterling, in full for the consideration of the within mortgage, in consideration of which I hereby assign to sd Henry Brett, all my right to the within mentioned land. Signed - Gerard Fowke. Wit - Thomas Crackels, Jno Gwinn Jr. Recorded Feb 15, 1779. {Mortgage recorded in this Liber, folio 92}
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Charles County Land Records 1775-1782; Liber V#3; Page 494. Bond, recorded at the request of John Gwinn Jr.
I, Edward Ford of CC, cordwainer, am bound to Benja Gwinn of CC, planter, in the just sum of 20,000 lbs of tobacco in cask, which payment I bind myself to pay to sd Benjamin Gwinn, by Oct 10, 1737, as witness my hand and seal this Feb 19, 1735/6_ The condition of the above obligation is such that if the afd Edward Ford or William Cage do make over, by deed, all that part or tract of surplus or waste or cultivated land that John Gwinn bought of William Cage, to the sd Benjamin Gwinn, then the above obligation to be void. Signed - Edward Ford. Wit - Thomas Hungerford, Charles Jones. Recorded Sep 9, 1780.
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Charles County Land Records 1775-1782; Liber V#3; Page 572. Apr 20, 1782 from John Gwinn Jr of CC, to Jonathan Yates of CC, for 664 £, two tracts of land now in the possession of the afd John Gwinn Jr, they being part of a tract of land called Mitchells Platt (formerly purchased of William Cage by John Gwinn), lying in CC on the west side of Wiccomoco River, the let purchase being bounded by Mitchells Marsh, containing and laid out for about 108 acres. The 2nd purchase is bounded by the east line of the sd 1st purchase, the River, containing and laid out for about 58 acres.. Excepted is Mrs. Ann Gwinn's right of dower. Signed - Jno Gwinn Jr. Wit - J. Parnham, John Digges (CC JPs). Jane Liddle Gwinn, wife to sd John Gwinn Jr, relinquished her right of dower to the lands within mentioned. Recorded May 8, 1782.
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Charles County Land Records 1786-1790; Liber D#4; Page 12. Bond of conveyance, recorded at the request of John Gwinn. I, Lilburne Williams of Frederick County, am bound to John Gwinn of CC in the just sum of 500 £, to be paid to th sd John Gwinn, the which payment truly to be made, I bind myself this Nov 9, 1786. Whereas Alice Hawkins, the wife of John Hawkins of Alexandria, Virginia, and Mary Williams, th wife of the afd Lilburne Williams, are daughters and coheiresses of Doctor Adam Thompson, late of Prince George' County, deed, and were seized of undivided moieties of lots #61 and 62 in Charles Town, commonly called Port Tobacco, and whereas the sd John Hawkins and Alice, his wife, have sold to the afd John Gwinn, their undivided part of the sd lots, and sd Lilburne Williams and Mary, his wife have also for a valuable consideration, sold to ad John Gwinn their undivided part of sd lots. But on account of the infancy of sd Mary, a legal conveyance of the same cannot be made by s Lelburne and Mary, his wife, to sd John Gwinn. Now the condition of the above obligation is such that if sd Lilburne Williams shall, after his wife arrives at full age when required by sd Gwinn, make Gwinn a good deed in fee simple, then the above obligation to be void. Signed - Lil Williams. Wit - Will Halkerstone, The Harris Jr. Recorded Nov 9, 1786.
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Charles County Land Records 1792-1796; Liber N#4; Page 269. May 8, 1794 from John Gwinn of the City of Annapolis in Anne Arundel County, to Eleazar Davis of CC, for 187 £ 10 shillings, an undivided half of lots #61 and 62 in Charles Town commonly called Port Tobacco, and CC. Signed Jno Gwinn. Wit - Allen Quynn, John Randall (Anne Arundel County JPs). Certified by Nich. Harwood, Clk, Anne Arundel County. Recorded Jun 2, 1794.
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Charles County Land Records 1792-1796; Liber N#4; Page 272. Jun 21, 1794 from Richard Brandt of CC, to John Gwinn of the City of Annapolis, for 500 £ part of a tract of land called Asher, lying on the east side of. Pickawaxon Cr, bounded by the mouth of Cottrells Marsh, the meanders of Pickawaxon Cr, the division boundary between Charles Brandt and sd Richard Brandt, an established boundary between the lands of Thomas Harris and sd Richard Brandt, containing about 197 acres. Signed - Richard Brandt. Wit - Henry Barnes*, James Freeman*. Lucy Ann Brandt, the wife of the within mentioned Richard Brandt, relinquished her right of dower. Recorded Jun 21, 1794.
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Abt 1739 - 1773 (~ 34 years)