Martha Stone

Other Events and Attributes:

• Will: 25 May 1727, Charles Co, Maryland

Notes:

Thomas Stone, son of John and Elizabeth Stone, was born in Charles Countyduring 1677, according to a deposition made in 1721. He married first Martha, the daughter of Colonel Philip Hoskins. The latter died in 1714,and besides appointing Thomas Stone as the overseer of his estate, he named as heirs his grandson Thomas Stone and daughter Martha Stone.Oswald Hoskins, son of Colonel Philip Hoskins, died in 1721 and named bywill his brother-in-law Thomas Stone as the overseer of his estate, andat the same time mentioned his sister Martha Stone. The fact that he named only two children in his will and referred to other children makes it difficult to establish an absolute list.

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In 1715 he, as Captain Thomas Stone being a member of the Assembly,signed a petition to His Excellency on the death of the Queen and also the petition upon the ascendancy of His Majesty, George I, to the throne.

Some researchers give Martha Hoskins as the wife of Thomas Stone, but Martha was still unmarried and single 4 Sep 1730 when she received her share of the estate of her sister Mary Hoskins. Jane and Benedicta Hoskins were the only unmarried daughters old enough to be the mother of Thomas Stone's and Robert Hanson's children. Because of the names of the descendants, I have arbitrarily given Jane to Thomas Stone and Benedicta to Robert Hanson.

Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin; Spring 1993 Vol 34 No 2; Charles County Depositions by Robert W. Barnes; Continued from vol. 34, no. 1, p. 21. CHLR=Charles County land records (followed by Book:page).
STONE, Capt. Thomas, age 44, 1 Aug. 1721; CHLR M#2:136.

Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin; Fall 1994 Vol 35 No 4; Charles County Land Commissions, 1716-1721; Liber M#2, pp. 1-149; Series No. MSA C669-1; Accession No. MDHR: 89003-1;
Poynton Mannor ; 1721 Petition of William Stone, Senr. Henry Tanner, aet 82. Capt. Thomas Stone, a contending party, aet 44. William Stone, Senr, one of the petitioners, aet 55. Jesse Doyne, aet 44.

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. 40
Stone, Thomas, Nanjemy Parrish, Charles Co., 25th May, 1727; 7th Nov., 1727.
To son David and hrs,, ½ dwell, plan. ---- and personalty.
" grandson Gerrard Fowke, personalty.
" wife Katherine, extx., ½ dwell, plan. ---- during life; at her decease, to son David and hrs., certain personalty absolutely and certain personalty during life to be divided among child. unnamed). ½ personal estate absolutely,
Residue to two child. David and Mary equally.
Test: Rev. Wm. Maconchie, Henry Barnes, Verlinda Boughton. 19, 254.

Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin; Winter 1984 Vol 25 No 2; Charles County, MD: Probate Records and Inventories Part I 1673-1753; [The first number is the page or folio number for the beginning of the document (spelling is as read) (the date is that of the Inventory) Charles County Maryland Probate Records, Inventories, Book 1717-1735
230: Thomas Stone 23 Nov ? (1727) - Mrs Catherine Stone exex. of (sic: Mr. NJL) Wm Stone-one of nearest relations Matthew Stone.

Thomas Stone, Sr. 13.311 CH £640.7.7 Nov 23 ---- (1727)
Appraisers: John Beall, Henry Barnes.
Creditors: Gustavus Brown, D. Jenifer.
Next of kin: Mathew Stone, William Stone.
Executrix: Mrs. Catherine Stone.

Thomas Stone (gentleman) 9.71 A PG £640.7.7 £58.18.5 Sep 28 1728
Received from: William Marten, Thomas Keyboard, George Waple, James Waple, John Stramal, Thomas Smith, Mathew Fracconer. James Ross.
Payments to: Jonathon Fenward, Dr. Jenifer, Edward Millstead, Thomas Mathews, Walter Winter, John Dagg, Dr. Brown, Samuell Hanson.
Administrator/Executor: Catherine Stone.

358. Col. Philip Hoskins dec'd addl acct of Mr. Bennet Hoskins exer of Oswald Hoskins exor of Ann Hoskins who was the exor of Col. Philip Hoskins aforesaid acct by Aswald Hoskins 26 May 1719. Paid to judgment provincal ct. Philip Hoskins & Gerard Folke were sureties on test bond of Major Wm Dent estate by Thomas Dent his exor bond being sued by James Smallwood, legacy left by dec'd Col. Philip Hoskins to four of his grandchildren the children of Major Robert Hanson, ****legacy to three other grandchildren children of Thomas Stone****, legacy to son William Hoskins, legacy to daughter Mary Ann Hoskins, legacy to daughter Martha Hoskins, equal division among dec'ds Children Aswald Hoskins, Bennet Hoskins, Bayloard Hoskins, Mary Ann Hoskins, Martha Hoskins; chil.of dec'd of his (last) wife; of which Aswald Hoskins & Baylard Hoskins being dec'd since; now divided among the three surviving children of Col Philip Hoskins by his last wife Ann Hoskins viz: Bennett Hoskins, Mary Ann Hoskins & Martha Hoskins. 15 Nov 1729.

368. William Hoskin dec'd acct of Rob(t) Hanson & Violett Hanson his wife admx. To Mary Ann Hoskins for her claim against her sister's, Mary Hoskin's, estate whoes admr the dec'd was, ****the same to Mary Stone****, the same to Bennett Hoskins, the same to Martha Hoskins. 4 Sept 1730.

Abstracts Of The Administration Accounts Of The Prerogative Court Of Maryland Libers 6-10 1724-1731 V. L. Skinner, Jr., p. 141
William Hoskins 10.447 A CH £473.17.4 £95.12.10 Sep 4 1730
Received from: John Macfarlane & John Robuton, David Cockran, Mr. John Parnham, David Cockran, John Ward, Robert Hanson, Philip Pratchett.
Payments to: John Farrish, John Abbington, John Howard, Margaret Miller, Jennett Hasty, Thomas Taylor, Dr. Daniel Jenifer, Dr. Gustavus Brown, John Eburnethey, Philemon Lloyd, Esq., Mr. George Dent, Lord Baltimore, Mary Ann Hoskins (her claim to estate of her sister Mary Hoskins (deceased was administratrix)), ****Mary Stone (her claim to estate of her sister Mary Hoskins (deceased was administratrix)), ****David Stone (his claim to estate of his sister Mary Hoskins (deceased was administratrix)), Bennet Hoskins (his claim to estate of his sister Mary Hoskins (deceased was administratrix)), Martha Hoskins (his claim to estate of his sister Mary Hoskins (deceased was administratrix)), John Speake, John Maddox, David Cockran,
Administratrix: Violetta Hansen, wife of Robert Hansen.


Will:
In Thomas Stone's will, which was dated 25 May 1727, he also mentions or refers to only three children; David, Mary, and Anne (by naming her son, Gerrard Fowke).

7 Nov 1727: Stone, Thomas, Nanjemy Parish, Charles County, Maryland 25 May1727, 07 Nov 1727. To Son David and hrs, 1/2 dwell plantation and personalty. To Grandson Gerrard Fowke, Personalty. To wife Katherine, extx., 1/2 dwelling plantation during life; at her decease, to son David and hrs. certain personalty absolutely and certain personalty during life to be divided among child( unnamed). 1/2 personal estate absolutely residue to two child David and Mary Equally.
Test: Rev Wm Maconchie, Henry Barnes, Verlinda Boughton. 19.254

Thomas* married Martha Jane* Hoskins about 1703 in Charles Co, Maryland. Martha (daughter of Col Philip* Hoskins, Sr. (immigrant) and Elizabeth (Waughop) Wahob) was born on 1 Mar 1681/82 in Port Tobacco, Charles Co, Maryland; died before 1715. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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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Other Events and Attributes:

• Will: 10 Aug 1698, Charles Co, Maryland

Notes:

John Stone, son of William and Verlinda (Cotton or Graves) Stone, was born in Accomac County, Virginia, and was brought to Maryland by his parents in 1648. Circumstances point to the fact that he had three wives, the first one being Elizabeth (???), who is sometime believed to be the daughter of Thomas Warren who died in 1684. John Stone with his wife Elizabeth was present at the negotiation of his brother's will in 1676.

To this union was born two sons, inasmuch as a subsequent deed states that Thomas was the only brother of John of the "whole blood". Matthew was therefore of another marriage. The children of the third union are proved by the fact that his widow was made the guardian of "her" children as well as the executrix of their estates.
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I've seen this reference (but haven't checked it out) for John Stone Sr.'s marriage to his first wife given as Elizabeth Warren.
Married: 1667 in Edgefield, South Carolina Marriage film #2034442
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John Stone was deeded by his brother, Richard, in 1664 for natural love and affections 500 acres of land on the east side of the Chesapeake Bay on the south side of the Sassafras River. The deed was witnessed by Thomas MANNING, Thomas Sprigg, and Humphrey Warren.

On June 11, 1667, John Stone, Gent., appeared at the Perogative Court and took the oath before Charles Calvert as administrator of the estate of his deceased brother, Richard Stone, Gent.

On March 2, 1668, a warrant was issued to John Stone and his brother Thomas to appraise the estate of Thomas Burdit, deceased, late of Charles County. VERLINDA Burdit, the relict, was granted letters of administration, and her oath was duly recorded before Joseph Harrison, Gent. A return of the inventory was made on May 14, 1668, at which time it showed that Josias Lambert was an appraiser instead of Thomas Stone.

As early as 1670 John Stone was Gentleman Justice of the Quorum in Charles County; in 1682 he signed a petition as one of His Majesty's Protestant subjects. During 1687 he was again a commissioner of the peace, and from 1678 to 1688 he represented his county in the General Assembly.1 He was a member of the commission for the advancement of trade in the Province, and in 1689 he was on the committee to regulate civil affairs in Charles County. Another public office, though minor, was coroner of Charles County in 1678.

This shows his approximate age.
Archives of Maryland: Volume 53, Charles County Court Proceedings, 1662-1666. Page 618
At A Court held in Charleses County the 7th of December 1665
Thomas Warton Constable beeing Sent with Mathias Obrian to view the tobacco that the sayd Mathias had tended Sworne and examined upon oath sayeth that Part of the tobacco was Cut downe and thay beleeue howsed and the sayd Thomas Whorton further sayeth that Neyther Mr Thomas Stone as Guardian to his brother John Stone nor Mr John Stone himself Complayned to him that thay wanted Any worke and further sayeth not. It is thearfor Ordered that Mr Richard Stone and Mr Thomas Stone as Guardian to Mr John Stone for themselues and families shall pay unto the sayd Samuell Harris the eighteen hundered pounds of tobacco and Caske and the four barrells of Indian Corne (beeing yestarday ordered him for his Crope) it beeing by them Neglected and Lost.

"John Stone, son of William and Verlinda (Cotton) Stone, was born in Accomac County, Virginia, and was brought to Maryland by his parents in 1648. Circumstances point to the fact that he had three wives, the first one being Elizabeth, who is sometime believed to be the daughter of Thomas Warren who died in 1684. John Stone with his wife Elizabeth was present at the negotiation of his brother's will in 1676.
To this union was born two sons, inasmuch as a subsequent deed states that Thomas was the only brother of John of the "whole blood". Matthew was therefore of another marriage. The children of the third union are proved by the fact that his widow was made the guardian of "her" children as well as the executrix of their estates.
Children of John Stone by Earlier Marriages
1. Thomas Stone married twice. q.v.
2. John Stone, d.s.p. 1703, naming bros. Matthew and Thomas; and Anne Bayne and Anne Fowke (no stated relationship).
3. Matthew Stone married Rachel Smoot. q.v.
Prior to 1684 John Stone married thirdly Eleanor, the daughter of Walter and Eleanor Bayne. The latter by her will, proved in Charles County during 1701, named as heirs Eleanor Stone and Elizabeth Stone who are identified as granddaughters.
Children of John and Eleanor (Bayne) Stone
4. Walter Stone.
5. Eleanor Stone.
6. Elizabeth Stone. "

Will:
The will of John Stone was dated September 17, 1697, and was proved in Charles County on August 10, 1698, by the testimony of Joseph MANNING, Philip Briscoe, and Notley Warren. His widow, Eleanor, and his son, Thomas, were named as executors. The latter was to administer upon his own estate and that of his two brothers, Matthew and John, while his widow was to administer upon her own estate and that of her children.

Thomas and Walter received equally the dwelling-plantation, a 500-acre portion of "Poynton Manor", and 80 acres of "St. John's" adjoining. Walter was to have the portion of "Poynton Manor" whereon stood the homestead after the decease of his mother.

Matthew and John were devised "Mangawoman" of 500 acres. Eleanor and Elizabeth were devised 400 acres of "Durwin". His widow received one-third of the personal estate. The overseers were Captain John Bayne, Major William Dent, Gerard Fowke, and William Stone.

At a subsequent account by his widow and executrix mention is made of "seven" children. His widow married subsequently Hugh Tears. The latter in his will of 1699 named his wife, Eleanor, as well as Eleanor and Elizabeth Stone. The widow married thirdly on June 22, 1700, John Beall or Beale.
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The Maryland Calendar Of Wills Compiled And Edited by Jane Baldwin (Jane Baldwin Cotton) Wills From 1685 To 1702 Volume II, p. 156
Stone, John, Chas. Co., 17th Sept., 1697; 10th Aug., 1698.
To sons Thomas and Walter equally, and hrs., dwelling plantation, 500 A., part of "Poynton Manor," and 80 A., "St John's"; son Walter to have that portion where the dwelling house stands after decease of testator's mother.
" sons Matthew and John, "Mangawoman," containing 500 A. or more.
" daus. Ellinor and Eliza: and hrs., 400 A., "Durum."
" wife Ellinor, personalty.
Exs.: Wife Ellinor together with son Thomas afsd; son to administer upon his own estate and that of his 2 bros., Matthew and John, and wife to administer upon her estate and her children's.
Overseers: Capt. Jno. Bayne, Maj. Wm. Dent. Gerard Fowke.
Test: Jos. Manning, Philip Briscoe, Notley Warren. 6. 153.

Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin; Winter 1984 Vol 25 No 2; Charles County, MD: Probate Records and Inventories Part I 1673-1753; [The first number is the page or folio number for the beginning of the document (spelling is as read) (the date is that of the Inventory) Charles County Maryland Probate Records, Inventories, Book 1677-1717
80: John Stone dec'd. 15 Dec 1697

Mr. John Stone 17.11 I CH Dec 16 1697
Servants mentioned: Peter Bellman (boy), Mary Pilkton, Edward Lewis.
Appraisers: John Addison, John Hanson..

John* married Elizabeth* Warren about 1676. Elizabeth* was born in 1648 in Charles Co, Maryland; died in 1684 in Charles Co, Maryland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Warren is believed to be her surname.

Notes:

Hoskins, Col. Phillip,Charles County, 20th June, 1714; 3rd Apr., 1718.
To son William and hrs., 100 A. bou. of Thos. Love, personalty and former gifts confirmed.
To son Phillip and hrs., 50 A., Friendship, and personalty on son William's plantation. Certain personalty to be sold and proceeds divided among all child. equally. To every grandchild (both sons and daus.), personalty.
To son Oswald and hrs., 178 A., dwelling plantation and his pt. of personal estate.
To son Bennett, 200 A. bought of Garrett Sinett, and 187 A., Hoskins' Lot,and shareof personal estate.
To son Ballard, 190 A. bou. of James Mackey, nr. Chingamuxson Cr., 100 A., St. John's, and 100 A. adj. St. John's, lying bet. the two Beaverdams, and share of personal estate.
To daus. Mary, Anne and Martha, personalty.
Shd. any of sd. child. die during minority, estate bequeathed to child. of former wife to be divided among them; and estate given to child. of last wife, Ann, divided among them.
To wife Ann, extx., residue of personal estate during life; at her decease to be divided among child. testator had by sd. wife Ann. She to settle a plantation for each son, and neither the child. testator had by former wife nor child. present wife had by her former husband to have any part of estate more than is justly due them. Testator desires to be buried in Portobacco Church.
Overseers: Wm. Hoskins, Thos. Stone and Joseph Harrison.
Test: Archibald Johnson, Jane Booth, Sarah Mudd. 14. 475.
Test. speaks of Jane Hamilton, late called Jane Booth. 3rd Apr., 1718. Caveat filed by son William.
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Charles County Maryland Probate Records Inventories Book 1717-1735
35: Col. Philip Hoskins decd 16 Jun 17
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358. Col. Philip Hoskins dec'd addl acct of Mr. Bennet Hoskins exer of
Oswald Hoskins exor of Ann Hoskins who was the exor of Col. Philip Hoskins aforesaid acct by Aswald Hoskins 26 May 1719. Paid to judgment provincal ct.
Philip Hoskins & Gerard Folke were sureties on test bond of Major Wm Dent estate by Thomas Dent his exor bond being sued by James Smallwood, legacy left by dec'd Col. Philip Hoskins to four of his grandchildren the children of Major Robert Hanson, (note: Robert's wife was Benedicta Hoskins, daughter of Philip and Elizabeth.)
*legacy to three other grandchildren children of Thomas Stone,*
legacy to son William Hoskins,
legacy to daughter Mary Ann Hoskins,
legacy to daughter Martha Hoskins,
equal division among dec'd's children: Aswald Hoskins, Bennet Hoskins, Bayloard Hoskins, Mary Ann Hoskins, Martha Hoskins chil.of dec'd of his (last) wife; of which Aswald Hoskins & Baylard Hoskins being dec'd since; now divided among the three surviving children of Col Philip Hoskins by his last wife Ann Hoskins viz: Bennett Hoskins, Mary Ann Hoskins & Martha Hoskins. 15 Nov 1729
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28 Oct 1721. Charles Co. Deposition of John Sanders, age ca. 51, taken regarding a parcel of land lying in Charles Co. containing 170 acres in possession of Philip Hoskins, Esq. Deponent stated he knew of an Ignatius Mathis who is said to be the son of Jane Corkshutt. John Causeen was reputed to be the heir of the above mentioned land. Ignatius Causeen married the daughter of this deponent. (Liber CL, p. 707).
28 Oct 1721. Charles Co. Deposition of William Mathis, age ca. 47, regarding a parcel of of land lying in Charles Co. containing 170 acres in possession of Philip Hoskins, Esq. Deponent stated he was the son of the daughter of the above mentioned John Cockshutt, and that he sold part of the tract he had by his mother to Col. Philemon Lloyd, which land is now in dispute. (Liber CL, p. 708).

Note: several spelling errors in this account( Oswald Hopkins should be Oswald Hoskins son of Col. Philip Hoskins and his fathers 2nd wife Anne Mathews (Mudd ) Anne Mathews (Mudd) was the daughter of Thomas Mathews and 1st wife Hester________. William Thompson married Victoria Mathews daughter of Thomas Mathews and 2nd wife Jane Cockshutt. William Mathis, age ca. 47 (should be William Mathews also a son of Thomas Mathews and 2nd wife Jane Cockshutt whose mother Jane Hicks married 1st to John Cockshoot, 2nd to Nicholas Causine, and third to Robert Clarke the Surveyor. Ignatius Mathis should be Ignatius Mathews son of Thomas Mathews and 1st wife Hester ___________. Ignatius Causoon should read Ignatius Causine whose Father Nicholas Causine married Jane Hicks(the widow of John Cockshutt). Bennett Hoskins mother was Anne Mathews who married 2nd to Philip Hoskins), his mothers sister was Victoria Mathews who married William Thompson. John Sanders married Sarah Mathews daughter of Thomas Mathews Jr. (son of Thomas Mathews and 1st wife Hester_______). Thomas Mathews Jr. married Sarah Boarman daughter of William Boarman and 1st wife Sarah Linle. Thomas Mathews Jr. and wife Sarah Boarman had a daughter Sarah Mathews who married John Sanders. Thomas Mathews wife Sarah Boarman (Mathews) married 2nd to Thomas Mudd) and Thomas Mathews Jr.'s sister Anne Mathews also married the same Thomas Mudd who died ca. 1696. Anne Mathews(Mudd) then married Philip Hoskins.
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Charles County Circuit Court, Birth, Deaths & Marriage Records, Liber Q
Hoskins, Jane, d/o Philip and Elizabeth Hawkins of Portobacco, b. 1 Mar 1681
Hoskins, Benedistal, d/o Philip Hoskings and Elizabeth Hoskings Of Portobacco, b. 18 Dec 1685
Hoskins, Elizabeth, d/o Philip Hoskins and Elizabeth Hoskins of Portobacco, b. 9 Feb 1687
Hoskins, William, s/o Philip Hoskings and Elizabeth Hoskings of Portobacco, b. 18 Mar 1690
Hoskins, Mary, d/o Philip and Elizabeth Hoskins of Portobacco, b. 24 Mar 1692
Hoskins, Margarett, d/o Philip Hoskins and Elizabeth Hoskins of Portobacco, b. 15 Aug 1694
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Colonel Philip Hoskins, b. bef 1660 and d. 1714, Charles Co. He married by 1680 first, Elizabeth Waughop b. bef 1665 and she died 1694/1698 (dau. of Archibald Waughop and Jane Leah)

Col. Philip HOSKINS and 1st wife Elizabeth Waughop.

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Charles County Court and Land Records, Liber I, Page 123
13 Jun 1681; Deed of Gift from Philip Hoskins to John Robins; one sorrel mare; /s/ Philip Hoskins; wit. Jno. Cabioge (?) (mark), Thomas Hicks
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Jones, Lewis,Chas. County, 18th Feb., 1702-3; 16th Mch., 1708-9.
To Capt. Philip Hoskins, land bought from Jno. Davis. To Richard Wade, land bought from John Douglas. Capt. Philip Hoskins and Richard Wade, exs. and residuary legatees of estate, real and personal. Test: Anne King, Elinor Howard, Wm. Matthews. Part 2 , pages 12. 37.
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Weaver, John, Charles County, Munc.,
6th Aug., 1707; 28th Aug., 1707
To Mrs. Mary Weaver (spinster), Bristol, Eng., entire estate, real and personal.
Ex.: Dr. John Pilsworth of Bristol.
Test: Col. Philip Hoskins , Dr. Wm. Loch. 12. 153.
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Lynes, Ann,Chas. County, 20th Nov., 1711; 17th Dec., 1711.
To Mary Chismund and hrs., goddau. Ann, dau. of James Tyre; Anne Hoskins, wife of Col. Philip Hoskins; Frances, wife of Col. Rice Hoe, in Va.; Major Walter Story, Sarah Story, dau. of sd. Walter and Mary, his wife; Robert Bates; Mary, wife of Philemon Hensley; Rice Lowe and hrs; Judith, wife of John Warren; Eliza:, wife of Benja. Douglass, and Mary, dau. of Joseph and Penelope Douglas, personalty.
To Robert Yates, Brittish boy John Radfield, in payment of debt due by late husband,
To John, eld. son of Col. John Seymour (late Governor), and his hrs., 1000 A., Bellconnell, on Elk R.
Ex.: Maj. Walter Story.
Test: Michael Martin, Matthew Scarborough, Henry Ayres. 13. 325.

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Joseph Wolf 8.444 I CH £34.10.0 Nov 20 1685
Appraisers: John Wheeler, Phill. Hoskyns.
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John Probert 8.493 I CH £2.18.6 Apr 26 1686
Appraisers: Robert Middleton, Phill. Hoskins.
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John Mun 8.494 I CH £88.17.6 Nov 6 1685
Cites good belonging to the estate of Roger Dickinson.
Appraisers: Robert Middleton, Phill, Hoskyns.
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Mary Womman 9.178 I CH £26.4.0 Oct 23 1686
Appraisers: Phill. Hakins, John Lambeth.
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John Probartt 9.418 A CH £2.18,6 #3822 Sep 13 1687
The amount of the inventory also included £0.5.0 and #2826.
Payments to: Thomas Hussey, Phil. Hoskins & Robert Middleton, Ignatius Cousin, James Wheeler, Richard Boughton, Mr. George Thompson, Mr, Robert Doyne, Mr, James Heath.
Administrator: Maj. John Wheeler,

James Wheelar (planter) 10.364 Account Charles County £16.10.0 #11340
The amount of the inventory is equivalent to #3960.
Payments to: Joshua Wilkingson, Cornelius Maddock, Henry Maries, Joseph Gray, James Royston, Edward Rookewood, Hugh Aspitall, William Saunders, John Probert, Joshua Bullet, Capt. Phillip Hoskins, Robert Middleton, Nicholas Gray, Richard Harrison, James Barret, John Cornish, Clebourne Lomax, John Clarke and John Godshall, Michael Ashford, Capt. Philip Hoskins & Philip Lynes, John Pryor, John Martin, Richard Boughton, Robert Doyne, William Dent, Cornelius Maddock,, Richard Newton, Maj. James Smallwood.
Mentions: Maj. John Wheelar & Moses Jones at difference on behalf of orphans (James and Anne)
Executrix: Katherine Jones (Relict), deceased wife of Moses Jones.
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Capt. Thomas Meech 13B.96 Inventory £101.2.9 Mar 28, 1696
Appraisers: David Browne, George Layfield, Robert King.
mentions: John Edmonson(cammander of ship "Elizabeth Burwick" for New York).
lists of debts: George Layfield, esq., Levin Denwood, Maj. King, David Browne, Miles Burrough on Mr. Charles Carroll, Nicholas Smith, Phillip Clarke, John Clay, payable to Robert Ridgley, Robert Peall, John Evens, Mr. Tench, William Lowrey, Elizabeth Baker, on Arthur Neill, William Bleaden on Col. Cod, Philip Hoskins on Samuel Houldsworth, Philip Hoskins on board ship Capt. John Desington (Commander) for Pennsylvania, John Pollard for Capt. Hoskins, James Browne note to Phillip Clarke, Mr. Thomas Tench note to namec Lewellin----John Mason to------Vanswering, William Mallory, William Banks bond to James Cans, Andrew Lewellin, Mathew Wayes
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William Smith 11B.45 A £142.3.6 £82.20.6 Oct 10 1700
A second inventory is cited at £23.10.0,
Payments to: Lewis Jones, Thomas Wheeler.
Administrators: Phillip Hoskins, William Dent.
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Sarah Lee 20.263 A £13.8.6 #2879 Jul 28 1701
The amount of the inventory is equivalent to #3222,
Payments to: Elisha James, Thomas Lilliard, Phillip Hoskins, John Doyne.
Administrator: Thomas Stone.
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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.
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Hoskins, Philip, joyner, Charles County, 26th June, 1720; 16th Nov., 1720.
To bros. Oswell and Bennet, personalty.
To bro. William, ex., residue of estate, real and personal, with all -rights in estate of father., Col. Philip Hoskins, dec'd.
Test: Wm. Wills,, Thomas Causton, Robert Hanson. 16,218,
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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 Fowks, 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.
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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.
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Robert Thompson 10,396 A CH £145.16.6 £149,2,6 Oct4 1695
Payments to; Mr. Phillip Hoskins, Notley Warren due his father (unnamed), Mr. Henry Hawkins, Mr. John Wilde, Mrs. Mary Phibes, John Boman per Mr. Henry Hawkins, Mr. William Dent for Anne Blizard (orphan of Giles Blizard).
Administratrix: Mary Smallwood, wife of Mr. James Smallwood.
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James Bile 18.59 A CH £13.18.2 Nov 6 1698
Administrator: Philip Hoskins.
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Mr. Thomas Mudd 18.126 A CH Dec 15 1698
Payments to: Anthony Simms, Walter Storey, Mr. Gilbert Clarke, Mr. Thomas Hussey, Maj. William Dent, David White, Dr. George Burch, Mr, Charles Cornwell. Mr. Jacob Moreland, Mr. Thomas Clarke, Capt, John Beane, Capt. John Rymer, Edward Newgatte, John Allerd, Mr. Richard Hubbard, Mr. Richard Boughton, John Tenniston, Mr. James Bouling, Mr, John Sirelson, J. Wallice, Thomas Simson,
Executors: Thomas Mudd, Anne Hoskins (widow), wife of Phillip Hoskins,
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Thomas Mudd 19-1/2B.19 A CA {CH} £501,14,2 £298.10.0 Apr 19 1700
Payments to: Robert Carvill, Samuell Watkins, Thomas Clark, William Wilkinson, Maj. William Boreman, Sr., Thomas Couth (?), Jeremy Snell.
Executrix: Anne Hoskins, wife of Philip Hoskins.
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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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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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Mary Hall 19-1/2B.93 A £ll.17.0 £3.3.3
Payments to: Maj, Dent.
Executor: Philip Hoskins.
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Jones, Lewis, Chas. Co, 18th Feb, 1702-3; 16th Mar., 1708-9.
To Capt. Philip Hoskins, land bought from Jno. Davis.
To Richard Wade, land bought from John Douglas.
Capt. Philip Hoskins and Richard Wade, exs. and residuary legatees of estate, real and personal.
Test: Anne King, Elinor Howard, Wm. Matthews. Part 2, pages 12. 37.
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William Smith 11B.45 A £142.3.6 £82.20.6 Oct 10 1700
A second inventory is cited at £23.10.0,
Payments to: Lewis Jones, Thomas Wheeler.
Administrators: Phillip Hoskins, William Dent.
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Richard Jones 20.183 A CH 15.15.9 March 12 1701
Payments to: George Harris, Capt. Phill. Hoskins, Elisha James.
Legatees: Elizabeth Jones, Anne Jones
Executor: Joseph Thomas
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9 Jan 1692 Chas Co: John Lambert in deed of gift conveyed to John Allen and Ellinor his wife, dau of John Lambert, 100A on Nanjemy Creek adjacent land of William Boarman; witnesses were Phill. Hoskins, Joseph Manning and Boswell Smith (recorded 20 Mar 1712/13) «Chas Co Ct Prcdgs (ChCP) D2:35»
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Charles County Circuit Court Liber E, Page 75-1/2
7 Sep 1672; Indenture from John Owen, planter, to James Hayes and Philip Hoskins, planter; for 2,350# tobacco; a parcel called Owen's Purchase; containing 200 acres; near a parcel taken up by Daniel Johnson called Lyon's Denn; /s/ John Owen; wit. Will Harris, Thomas Hargis
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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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Charles County Circuit Court Liber S, Page 275
26 Apr 1694; Indenture from Thomas Love to Philip Hoskins, Gent.; for 5s; a parcel of land on the west side on Portobacco Creek where his father William Love did live; containing 100 acres; /s/ Thomas Love (mark); wit. Wm. Barton, Henry Hawkins, Cleborne Lomax; in return Philip Hoskins to care for Thomas Love for the rest of his natural life; Hoskins also to receive cattle, horses, chattel, and other possessions
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PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY LAND RECORDS, Deed, 24 February 1699
From: JOHN CLARK, ROBT. CLARKE, BENJAMIN CLARK, and FFRANCIS CLARK of Charles and St. Mary's County, planters.
To: JOHN COURTS (also spelled COATS, COARTS), of Charles County, gent.
Price: 8250 lbs. tobacco
Property: All the tract called "Crouches Guift" in P. G. County, on the north side of the main fresh on the head of Mattawoman or St. Thomases Creek commonly known by the name of Notting, bounding on land of JOHN CLARKE; 500 acres.
Signatures: JOHN CLARKE, ROBT. CLARKE, BENJ'N CLARK, FFRANCIS CLARK.
Wit.: PHILL. HOSKINS, JAMES KEECH, and BRIDGETT FFENDALL (her mark).
Ackn'd: JOHN CLARKE and wife ELIZABETH, ROBERT CLARKE, BENJAMIN CLARKE and wife JUDITH, and FFRANCIS CLARKE, 27 February 1699.
Recorded: 14 November 1700, Vol. A, p. 293-A
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Nov. 1700 - Hoskins et ux vs. Thomas Mudd [Jr.] Thomas Mudd [Sr.] died seized of 5 tracts of land in Charles Co.: "Bryer Wood" (150 acres), "Boremans Reserve" (488 acres), "Carnavan" (600 acres), "St. Katherine's" (188 acres) and "Jarvis" (120 acres.) Philip Hoskins, Esq. m. Ann, the widow of Thomas Mudd [Sr.] Thomas Mudd [Jr.], the son and heir of Thomas Mudd [Sr.] would not set off the widow's 1/3 to Ann so Hoskins brought suit to compel him to do so. In Oct. 1700, the Provincial Court directed Gerrard Fowlke, the Sheriff of Charles Co., to cause 12 good and lawful men of his bailywick to admeasure all the tracts and set a 1/3 part of them off as Ann's dowry. In Nov. 1700, the 12 men, including John Barron, admeasured the widow's third of "Bryer Wood" and this Fowlke reported back to the Provincial Court, together with his statement that "I am not informed of any other lands in these writs mentioned within my bailywick to be admeasured."
Source: Maryland Provincial Court, Judgment Record, Liber W.T. No. 3, pp. 816-820. (MSA Microfilm Roll SR2491)
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Charles County Land Records Liber Z, page 176
Recorded at request of Col. Philip Hoskins:
10 Apr 1705; Indenture From James Mackey to Philip Hoskins, Gent., for 6,000 # tobacco; a parcel being part of 2 tracts of land called Allanson's Supply and Mackeys Parke on the south side of Chingamuxon Creek; laid for 198 1/2 acres; /s/ James Meckeys (mark); wit. William Lock, Robert Hanson, Thomas Stone; 10 Apr 1705 James Meckey ack. deed; Col. Philip Hoskins paid alienation 13 Apr 1704
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Charles County Land Records Liber Z, page 178
4 Apr 1705; Indenture from Garrett Sinnett, planter, and Anne his wife to Philip Hoskins; for 500 # tobacco and other good causes; a parcel of land called Friendship; bounded by Coffers Chance and land of John Haynes called "Much Haddum"; laid out for 50 acres; /s/ Garrett Sinnett and Anne his wife ack. deed; 13 Apr 1705 Col. Philip Hoskins, paid alienation for 50 acres
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Prince George's County Land Records, Folio 243: Indenture, 18 Mar 1708
From: William Benson, planter of Charles County and his wife, Catherine
To Henry More, planter of Charles County
For 6,000 pounds of tobacco a 275 acre tract of land called Wards Wheele on the east side of the Piscataway River; said in the patent to be in Charles County, but now in Prince George's Co.; bounded by St. Thomas Runn; granted formerly to John Ward and last in possession of William Benson and Cathrine his wife.
Signed: Will'm Benson (mark) and Cathrine Benson (mark)
Witnessed: Phil Hoskins, Job. Dodson and Jon. Landers
Acknowledgement: 8 Mar 1708 Charles County acknowledges in Court the alienation by Edward Howard of the sum of 7s
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Charles County Land Records, Liber C #2 Page 170
14 Mar 1709; Indenture from William Walker of Westmoreland County, Colony of Virginia, planter, and Mary his wife, to John King, ship's carpenter; for £48; a 300 acres parcel of land being half of 600 acres granted John Tomkin, Sr. and Andrew Watson dated 13 Jan 1651 on the Potomac; /s/ William Walker; wit. Phill Hoskins, Robert Hansen, James Lem_____; ack. in open court; 15 Mar 1709 John King paid alienation
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Charles County Land records, Liber C # 2, page 216
7 Feb 1710; Recorded at request of Col. Philip Hoskins:
6 feb 1710; Indenture from Edward Ford, cordwinder, and William Bladen, late of ______Temple, London, but now of Annapolis, Esq.; for 9,000 # tobacco and 10 dollars; a tract called Christian Temple Manor in Mattawoman on the south side of Piscataway River; containing 1,000 acres; /s/ Edward Ford, Elizabeth Ford; wit. John Smoot (mark), Paul Burras(mark); 6 Feb 1710 Edward Ford and Elizabeth his wife ack. deed
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Charles County Land records, Liber C # 2 page 217
9 Feb 1710; Recorded at the request of Elizabeth Keech:
9 Feb 1710/11; Recorded by Elizabeth Keech; John Contee, merchant, Philip Hoskins, Esq., and Philip Lynes, Esq., bind themselves in the amount of £ 2, 000 to James Keech; cond. of obligation regarding the late Col. John Courts' will, Charity Courts, relict and ex. during widowhood; if she remarry, oldest of his sons at age 20 should take over his brothers and sisters' portions; or if minor James Keech, Esq. to take charge of children's estate; afterwards John Contee m. Charity Courts and none of the children to age 20, James Keech turns over the estate to John Contee & Charity; mentions Anne Courts brought up by James Keech and Elizabeth his Wife; /s/ John Contee, Phill. Hoskins, Philip Lynes; wit. Willm. Dent, Phill. Lloyd
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Charles County Circuit Court, Land Records, Liber D#2, Page 24
29 Jan 1712; Recorded at request of Richard Edelen:
28 Sep 1712; Indenture from Kenelm Chiseldyne, Gent. of St. Mary's County, to Richard Edelen, carpenter; Thomas Garrard, formerly of Manchester in Westmoreland County, Virginia, by his will ca 5 Feb 1672 bequeathed Mary his dau. 100 acres called WESTWOOD LODGE; Mary did lawfully marry Kenelm Chiseldine; this indenture from Kenelm Chiseldyne to Richard Edelen for £35; /s/ Kenelm Chiseldyne; wit. Phil Hoskins, Tho. Howard
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Charles County Circuit Court, Land Records, Liber D#2, Page 45
22 Jul 1713; Recorded at request of John Sanders:
25 June 1713; Indenture from Robert Green and Mary his wife, and Thomas Green, eldest son and heir of sd. Robert Green and Mary his wife, to William Boarman, Sr., eldest son and heir of Maj. William Boarman, dec'd; on behalf of Francis Ignatius Boarman, infant, youngest son of Maj. William Boarman, dec'd, for £50; a parcel called GREEN'S REST being part of William Boarman's Manor called CONTENT; bounded by Abraham Lemaster, Zachia Swamp and Evans Run; containing 450 acres by patent 16 Jul 1679; Wm. Boatman during his lifetime purchased again of sd. Thomas Green and by his last will Boarman gave to his youngest son Ignatius; nothing appears on record from Thomas Green to Wm. Boarman; /s/ Robert Green (mark), Mary Green, Thomas Green; wit. Phill. Hoskins, John Fendall
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Charles County Liber L#2 Page 168.
At the request of Messrs Gerrad Fowke & Bennett: Hoskins, the following release was recorded this Oct 5, 1724.
We, George Dent and Richard Tarvin of CC,, gent, we hereby release to Gerrard Fowke of CC, gent, and Bennett Hoskins, executor of Oswald Hoskins, executor of Anne Hoskins, executrix of Philip Hoskins, late of CC decd, all actions or claims, suits, or demands which we might have made against sd Gerrard Fowke & Bennett Hoskins, executor as afd, or either of them, on the testamentary bond of Colo Wm Dent, late of CC, deced. Signed Oct 3, 1724 - Geo Dent, Rich Tarvin. Wit - Robt Hanson, S: Hanson.
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland Hundred - Port Tobacco: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 307-35: COFFERS CHANCE: 100 acres; Possession of - 100 Acres - Godshall, John: Surveyed 4 October 1668 for John Coffer beginning at a bound hiccory a bound tree of John Cecil: Other Tracts Mentioned: FRIENDSHIP; MUCH HADDUM;
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland Hundred - Port Tobacco: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 308-46: FRIENDSHIP: 50 acres; Possession of - 50 Acres - Hoskins, Philip Col: Surveyed 6 June 1671 for Robert Casselton and Garrett Sinnett at a bound oak in the line of the land called COFFERS CHANCE: Other Tracts Mentioned: COFFERS CHANCE; HARWOOD; MUCH HADDUM; Conveyance notes - Resurveyed into HARWOOD, 8 Aug 1726; folio 417,
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland Hundred - Port Tobacco: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 313-81: FRIENDSHIP: 2000 acres; Possession of - 954 Acres - Dent, Thomas : 1046 Acres - Hoskins, Bennett: Surveyed 13 June 1672 for Bennett Hoskins at a branch beech by a fresh run called Mattawoman main fresh running down the run. Poss. by Thomas Dent & 1046 acres Bennett Hoskins in England: Other Tracts Mentioned: COFFERS CHANCE; HARWOOD; MUCH HADDUM; Conveyance notes - 100 Acres - John Coffer; 16 March 1724, 333 Acres - Mary Smallwood from William Hoskins; 12 Aug 1725,,
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland Hundred - Port Tobacco: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 313-79: MUCH HADDUM: 50 acres; Possession of - 50 Acres - Payne, John: Surveyed 24 Aug 1670 for John Payne at a bound White Oak the parting tree between Clement and said Payne.: Other Tracts Mentioned: HARWOOD; Conveyance notes - 50 Acres - Richard Birch from John Payne; 13 March 1710, 50 Acres - William Hoskins from Richard Birch; 12 Dec 1717,Included in Resurvey of HARWOOD, 8 Aug 1725, folio 417, , , ,
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland Hundred - Port Tobacco: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 408-205: HARWOOD: 1266 acres; Possession of - 1266 Acres - Hoskins, William: Surveyed for William Hoskins, 8 Aug 1726, Beginning at a Locust post.: Other Tracts Mentioned: MUCH HADDUM; ; ; {mm Note; not identified to a specific Hundred. Location identified by watercourse or nearby tract.}, Entered again folio 417,
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland Hundred - Port Tobacco: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 417-272: HARWOOD: acres; Possession of - Acres - Hoskins, William: Re-Surveyed for William Hoskin, 8 Aug 1726. Resurvey included (2) tracts of Escheat which (can't read) and 3 other tracts, WAUGHOPS PURCHASE, FRIENDSHIP, and MUCH HADUM, lying in Charles County beginning at a locus post standing at the mouth (cant read the rest): Other Tracts Mentioned: WAUGHOPS PURCHASE; FRIENDSHIP; MUCH HADUM; {mm Note; not identified to a specific Hundred. Location identified by watercourse or nearby tract.}, this is the same land as HARWOOD, Folio 433,130 Acres - George Godfrey from Walter Hanson & John Cunningham; 2 June 1746,
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland Hundred - Port Tobacco: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 433-399: HARWOOD: 1266 acres; Possession of - 1266 Acres - Hanson, Violetta; Hanson, Walter; Hoskins; Mrs Walter Hanson: Formerly so called by patent of confirmation dated 10 May 1740, Granted unto Violetta Hanson, Walter Hanson, and Elizabeth his wife and Mary Hoskins: {mm Note; not identified to a specific Hundred. Location identified by watercourse or nearby tract.},
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland Hundred - Port Tobacco: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 302-1: WAUGHOPS PURCHASE: 300 acres; Possession of - 300 Acres - Hoskins, Philip: Surveyed 16 Oct 1663 for Archibald Waghop on the West side Port Tobacco Creek: Other Tracts Mentioned: HARWOOD; Conveyance notes - spelled Waghobs in record, Included in Resurvey of HARWOOD, Aug 8, 1726, folio 417.,
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland Hundred - Chicamuxen: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 353-10: ALLANSONS FOLLY: 400 acres; Possession of - 100 Acres - Ming, Edward: 300 Acres - Rookwood, Edward: 100 Acres - Hoskins, Philip: 100 Acres - Mackey, James: Surveyed 2 April 1662 for Thomas Allison on the East side of Piscataway river on the South Side of Chingomuxon Creek: Other Tracts Mentioned: MOORES REGAINED; ; ; Conveyance notes - Edward Ming in the right of his wife (and relict of Matthew Dike), Resurveyed as Escheat into MOORES REGAINED Folio 461.
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland Hundred - Piccawaxen or Wm&Mary: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 296-77: ALLANSONS SUPPLY, ADDITION TO: 49 acres; Possession of - 49 Acres - Hoskins, Philip: Surveyed 31 March 1705 for Philip Hoskins beginning at a bound black tree of ALLANSONS SUPPLY: Other Tracts Mentioned: ALLANSONS SUPPLY;
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland Hundred - Chicamuxen: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 354-19: MACKYS PARK: 200 acres; Possession of - 98-1/2 Acres - Hoskins, Philip: Surveyed 4 Aug 1668 for John Mackey on Chingomuxon Creek.: Conveyance notes - John Speak Jun from Thomas Taylor & Barbara 17 April 1719, 200 Acres - John Speak Jun from Thomas Taylor 15 May 1722 Richard Speak from John Speak Jun 7 January 1722., 50 Acres - Walter Winter from John Speak Jun. 11 June 1729 Walter Winter from John Speak Jr. 28 May 1731, 200 Acres - John Speak Sr. from John Speak Jr. 8 Jun 1731 , 50 Acres - William Winter from John Winter 13 March 1732, called Col in record,

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BENNETT HOSKINS. ESQ. received a warrant for 2000 acres of land in Charles County on 8/19/3671 called "Manor of Friendship" (Patent 16:546). His manor was on the west side of the Port Tobacco Creek. He assigned 500 acres of the Manor to PHILIP HOSKINS, with no relationship shown, who was transported into the Province in 1671/2. According to the Charles County Rent Rolls, BENNETT HOSKINS owned 1467 acres. According to a later deed pertaining to "Friendship" he died in the Kingdom of Great Brittain (Deed L#2:231).
PHILIP HOSKINS was transported into the Province of Maryland in 1671/2 (Patent 17:372). On 9/7/1672 with James Hayes, he purchased 200 acres of "Owens Purchase" from John Owen, planter of Charles County (Deed E:46,75.5) He married first Elizabeth Wahob, the daughter of Archibald Wahob and Jane Leah. When Alexander Simpson wrote his will in 1670 he left his Goddaughters Margaret Wahob, and Elizabeth Wahob, the daughters of Archibald Wahob each 120 acres of land. If they died then it was to go to their mother Jane Wahob. To Jacob Leah, the brother of Jane Wahob he left 300 acres of "Simpson's Delight" (Will 1:379). When Archibald Wahob wrote his will in 1683 he named his daughter Elizabeth Hoskins, the wife of PHILIP HOSKINS and his grandchildren BENEDICTA and JANE HOSKINS (Will 4:23).
In the births, marriages and deaths of Charles County six of their children are given. On 4/26/1694 PHILIP HOSKINS, Gent, received 100 acres, "cattle, horses, chattel and other possessions" from Thomas Love, the son of William Love, for five shillings provided he would care for Thomas Love for the rest of his natural life (Deed S:275). PHILIP HOSKINS served as a justice of Charles County and of the Provincial Court, and he was a Colonel in the Maryland Militia.
On 6/8/1683 20 acres of "Addition" was patented for PHILIP HOSKINS (Patent 24:523). On 12/14/1687 187 acres of "Hoskins' Lot" was patented for him (Patent 25:322). In 4/1705 PHILIP HOSKINS purchased "Allenson's Supply," "Mackey's Park" and "Friendship" (Deeds Z:176, 178).
Elizabeth died after 6/2/1698 when she was a witness to the will of Richard Jones of Charles County. By 12/15/1698 PHILIP HOSKINS had married secondly Ann Mathews Mudd, the daughter of Dr. Thomas Mathews and Jane Cockshot, and the widow of Thomas Mudd, with four children (Acc't 18:126). With Richard Wade, PHILIP HOSKINS was named to receive half of the estate of Lewis Jones in his will written on 2/18/1703 and probated on 3/16/1709 (Will 2, part 2:37).
COL. PHILIP HOSKINS wrote his will on 6/20/1714 and it was probated in Charles County on 4/3/1718 (Will 14:475). He left personalty to each of his grandchildren, unnamed. To his son WILLIAM he left the 100 acres he had bought from Thomas Love and personalty. His son PHILIP received 50 acres of "Friendship" and personalty. His son OSWALD received 178 acres of the dwelling plantation and personalty. His son BENNETT received 200 acres he had bought from Garrett Sinett and 187 acres of "Hoskin's Lot" and personalty. His son BAYLARD received 190J/3 acres bought of James Mackey and 200 acres of "St. John's," and a share of his personal estate. His daughters MARY ANNE and MARTHA received personalty. His wife Ann was to have the residue of his estate and then it was to be divided among his children he had by her. He desired to be buried at Port Tobacco Church (St. Ignatius Catholic Church). The accounts of the estate of COL. PHILIP HOSKINS were given on 5/26/1719, valued at £1,121.00.09. OSWALD HOSKINS, the executor of Ann Hoskins, administered his estate. Distributions were made to the five children of his second marriage (Acc't 2:22).
Ann, the widow of PHILIP HOSKINS, wrote her will on 5/6/1718 and it was probated in Charles County on 5/9/1718 (Will 14:611). She named her sons OSWALD and BENNETT HOSKPNS as her executors. They were to divide the personalty left to her by her late husband, and to care for her three other children. OSWALD HOSKINS administered the estates of his father COL. PHILIP HOSKINS and his mother MRS. ANN HOSKINS on 5/26/1719 (Adm Acc't 2:22,24). Those receiving from the estate were the children of the second marriage. On the inventory of Madam Ann Hoskins her next of kin were given as William Mathews and John Craycroft (Inv 1:316B.
By 11/15/1729 OSWALD HOSKINS and BAYLARD HOSKINS were both deceased when BENNETT HOSKINS gave the final accounting of the estates of his father, mother and brother OSWALD. These estates were divided equally between MARY ANNE, MARTHA and himself (Acc't 10:5).

In the will of Col. Philip Hoskins he named his daughter Martha Stone, his
grandson THOMAS STONE, and named THOMAS STONE as the overseer of his estate.
Martha's brother Oswald Hoskins named his brother-in-law THOMAS STONE as the
overseer of his will in 1721, and mentioned his sister Martha Stone. No record
was found for Martha's death, which occurred shortly after 1721.
Change Date: 25 May 2007 at 15:47:34

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Notes:
He had to be 21 years to issue this deed:
p. 64, Charles County Court and Land Records, Volume II
13 Jun 1681; deed of Gift from Philip Hoskins, to John Robins; one sorell mare; /s/ Philip Hoskins; wit. Jno Cabioge (?) (mark), Thomas Hicks

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. 130
Hoskins, Col. Philip, Charles Co, 20th June, 1714; 3rd Apr, 1718.
To son William and hrs, 100 A. bou. of Thos. Love, personalty and former gifts confirmed.
To son Philip and hrs, 50 A, Friendship, and personalty on son William's plantation.
Certain personalty to be sold and proceeds divided among all child. equally.
To every grandchild (both sons and daus.), personalty.
To son Oswald and hrs, 178 A, dwelling plantation and his pt. of personal estate.
To son Bennett, 200 A. bought of Garrett Sinett, and 187 A, Hoskins' Lot,and share of personal estate.
To son Ballard, 190 A. bou. of James Mackey, nr. China Moxson Cr, 100 A, St John's, and 100 A. adj. St John's, lying bet the two Bever Dams, and share of personal estate.
To daus. Mary Ann and Martha, personalty.
Shd. any of sd. child. die during minority, estate bequeathed to child. of former wife to be divided among them; and estate given to child. of last wife, Ann, divided among them.
To wife Ann, extx, residue of personal estate during life; at her decease to be divided among child. testator had by sd. wife Ann. She to settle a plantation for each son, and neither the child. testator had by former wife nor child. present wife had by her former husband to have any part of estate more than is justly due them.
Testator desires to be buried in Portobacco Church.
Overseers: Wm. Hoskins, Thos. Stone and Joseph Harrison.
Test: Archibald Johnson, Jane Booth, Sarah Mudd. 14.475.
Test. speaks of Jane Hamilton, late called Jane Booth.
3rd Apr, 1718. Caveat filed by son William.

Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin; Winter 1984 Vol 25 No 2; Charles County, MD: Probate Records and Inventories Part I 1673-1753; [The first number is the page or folio number for the beginning of the document (spelling is as read) (the date is that of the Inventory) Charles County Maryland Probate Records, Inventories, Book 1717-1735
35: Col. Philip Hoskins decd 16 Jun 1718

Abstracts of the Inventories Of The Prerogative Court Libers 1-4 1718-1720 V. L. Skinner, Jr. Brookeville, Maryland 20833 May 1991, p. 12
Philip Hoskins (gentleman) 1.345 CH £1121.0.9 Aug 8 1718
Appraisers: John Fendall, George Dent.
Next of kin: Robert Hanson, Thomas Stone.

Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin; Fall 1985 Vol 26 No 4; Extracted from microfilm by Carol Gehrs Mitchell. Charles County, Maryland Administration Accounts 1708-1738; The first number is the page or folio number on which the document begins.
180. Col. Philip Hoskins dec'd acct of Oswald Hoskins exor of will of Ann Hoskins the exex of will of Col. Philip Hoskins. 26 May 1719.

Abstracts Of The Administration Accounts Of The Prerogative Court; Libers 1 Through 5; 1718-1724; V. L. Skinner, Jr. Brookeville, Maryland 20833; September 1995, p. 28
Col. Philip Hoskins 2.22 A CH £1121.0.9 £58.8.3 May 26 1719
Received from: Dr. William Lock.
Payments to: Marthea Barnes, George Dent, Alexander Mackferson, Dr. Gustavus Brown, George Elgin, Partrick Connally, Charles Vennor, Josias Mankin, Mary Theobald, Benjamin Tasker (administrator of W. Bladen, Esq.).
Distribution to: Oswald Hoskins (account), Bennett Hoskins, Mary Anne Hoskins, Ballard Hoskins, Martha Hoskins.
Executor: Oswald Hoskins (executor of Anne Hoskins (executrix of deceased)).

Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin; Fall 1985 Vol 26 No 4; Extracted from microfilm by Carol Gehrs Mitchell. Charles County, Maryland Administration Accounts 1708-1738; The first number is the page or folio number on which the document begins.
358. Col. Philip Hoskins dec'd addl acct of Mr. Bennet Hoskins exer of Oswald Hoskins exor of Ann Hoskins who was the exor of Col. Philip Hoskins aforesaid acct by Aswald Hoskins 26 May 1719. Paid to judgment provincal ct. Philip Hoskins & Gerard Folke were sureties on test bond of Major Wm Dent estate by Thomas Dent his exor bond being sued by James Smallwood, legacy left by dec'd Col. Philip Hoskins to four of his grandchildren the children of Major Robert Hanson, legacy to three other grandchildren children of Thomas Stone, legacy to son William Hoskins, legacy to daughter Mary Ann Hoskins, legacy to daughter Martha Hoskins, equal division among dec'd's Children Aswald Hoskins, Bennet Hoskins, Bayloard Hoskins, Mary Ann Hoskins, Martha Hoskins chil. of dec'd of his last wife; of which Aswald Hoskins & Baylard Hoskins being dec'd since; now divided among the three surviving children of Col Philip Hoskins by his last wife Ann Hoskins viz: Bennett Hoskins, Mary Ann Hoskins & Martha Hoskins. 15 Nov 1729.

Abstracts Of The Administration Accounts Of The Prerogative Court Of Maryland Libers 6-10 1724-1731 V. L. Skinner, Jr., p. 123
Col. Philip Hoskins 10.5 A CH £1294.18.6 Nov 15 1729
Received from: Joseph Mankin, John Chandler.
Payments to: James Smallwood for judgement against Thomas Dent (executor of Maj. William Dent (deceased & Gerrard Fowke were sureties) paid to James Smallwood & Dr. Gustavus Brown, Mr. Philip Key, Susannah Love, James Waters paid to Samuel Hanson, John Gardner.
Legatees: Martha Hoskins.
Distribution to (equally): accountant, Mary Anne, Martha. (Balance being equally divided amongst children: Oswald (dead), Baylord (dead), Bennett (accountant), Mary Anne, Martha (3 surviving children by his last wife (unnamed))).
Executor: Mr. Bennett Hoskins (executor of Oswald Hoskins (executor of Anne Hoskins (executrix of deceased))).

Archives of Maryland, Volume 7, Page 101; Assembly Proceedings, Oct-November 1678; Liber & L. W. H.; p. 178
To Philip Hoskins... To each & every of them seven hundred & fifty pounds of Tobacco

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.

Charles County Land Records, Volume III
Liber Z, page 176
Recorded at request of Col. Philip Hoskins: 10 Apr 1705; Indenture From James Meckey to Philip Hoskins, Gent, for 6,000 # tobacco; a parcel being part of 2 tracts of land called Alleenson's Supply and Meekeys Parke on the south side of Chingamuxon Creek; laid for 198 ½ acres; /s/ James Meckeys (mark); wit. William Lock, Robert hanson, Thomas Stone; 10 Apr 1705 James Meckey ack. deed; Col. Philip Hoskins paid alienation 13 Apr 1705

Charles County Land Records, Volume III
Liber Z, page 178
4 Apr 1705; Indenture from Garrett Sinnett, planter, and Anne his wife to Philip Hoskins; for 500 # tobacco and other good causes; a parcel of land called Friendship; bounded by Coffers Chance and land of John Haynes called Muck Haddum; laid out for 50 acres; /s/ Garrett Sinnett and Anne his wife ack. deed; 13 Apr 1705 Col. Philip Hoskins, paid alienation for 50 acres

Maryland Calendar of Wills: Vol 3
Jones, Lewis, Chas. Co, 18th Feb, 1702-3; 16th Mar., 1708-9.
To Capt. Philip Hoskins, land bought from Jno. Davis.
To Richard Wade, land bought from John Douglas.
Capt. Philip Hoskins and Richard Wade, exs. and residuary legatees of estate, real and personal.
Test: Anne King, Elinor Howard, Wm. Matthews. Part 2, pages 12. 37.

Charles County Land records, Volume III
Liber C # 2, page 216
7 Feb 1710; Recorded at request of Col. Philip Hoskins: 6 Feb 1710; Indenture from Edward Ford, cordwinder, and William Bladen, late of Temple, London, but now of Annapolis, Esq.; for 9,000 # tobacco and 10 dollars; a tract called Christian Temple Manor in Mattawoman on the south side of Piscataway River; containing 1,000 acres; /s/ Edward Ford, Elizabeth Ford; wit. John Smoot (mark), Paul Burras(mark); 6 Feb 1710 Edward Ford and Elizabeth his wife ack. deed

Charles County Land records, Volume III
Liber C # 2 page 217
9 Feb 1710; Recorded at the request of Elizabeth Keech:
9 Feb 1710/11; Recorded by Elizabeth Keech; John Contee, merchant, Philip Hoskins, Esq, and Philip Lynes, Esq, bind themselves in the amount of £2,000 to James Keech; cond. of obligation regarding the late Col. John Courts' will, Charity Courts, relict and ex. during widowhood; if she remarry, oldest of his sons at age 20 should take over his brothers and sisters' portions; or if minor James Keech, Esq. to take charge of children's estate; afterwards John Contee m. Charity Courts and none of the children to age 20, James Keech turns over the estate to John Contee & Charity; mentions Ann Courts brought up by James Keech and Elizabeth his Wife; /s/ John Contee, Phill. Hoskins, Philip Lynes; wit. Willm. Dent, Phill. Lloyd

Abstracts of Chancery Court Records of Maryland, 1669-1782, Debbie Hooper, Family Line Publications, Westminster, MD 21157, 1996. Page 48:
28 Oct 1721. Charles Co. Depositions taken regarding a parcel of land lying in Charles Co. containing 170 ac. in possession of Philip Hoskins, Esq, deceased; and upon his death in possession of Oswald Hopkins, now deceased, brother of Bennett Hopkins, a minor.
(1) William Thompson, age ca. 66, that John Cockshutt came into this county with his wife and 2 children and had rights for 2200 ac. Cockshutt died before he put up rights in execution. His widow later married Nicholas Causoon, reputed to be a French man, and said widow gave her husband Causoon rights to 1000 ac. of above mentioned land. The remainder she gave to her 2 daughters, Mary and Jane Corkshutt (also referred to as Ann and Jeane). Nicholas Causoon died and left his widow and one son named Ignatius Causoon. Afterwards, his widow married a surveyor, John (or Robert?) Clark and shortly after died. Her son took possession of his father's lands. This deponent was married to Bennett Hoskins mother's sister and has a tract of land lying contigous. (Liber CL, p. 706).

28 Oct 1721. Charles Co. Deposition of John Sanders, age ca. 51, taken regarding a parcel of land lying in Charles Co. containing 170 acres in possession of Philip Hoskins, Esq. Deponent stated he knew of an Ignatius Mathis (Matthews) who is said to be the son of Jane Corkshutt. John Causeen was reputed to be the heir of the above mentioned land. Ignatius Causeen married the daughter of this deponent. (Liber CL, p. 707).

28 Oct 1721. Charles Co. Deposition of William Mathis, (Matthews) age ca. 47, regarding a parcel of of land lying in Charles Co. containing 170 acres in possession of Philip Hoskins, Esq. Deponent stated he was the son of the daughter of the above mentioned John Cockshutt, and that he sold part of the tract he had by his mother to Col. Philemon Lloyd, which land is now in dispute. (Liber CL, p. 708).

Note: several spelling errors in the above accounts. Oswald Hopkins should be Oswald Hoskins son of Col. Philip Hoskins and his fathers 2nd wife Ann Mathews (Mudd). Ann Mathews (Mudd) was the daughter of Thomas Mathews and 1st wife Hester. William Thompson married Victoria Mathews daughter of Thomas Mathews and 2nd wife Jane Cockshutt. William Mathis, age ca. 47, should be William Mathews also a son of Thomas Mathews and 2nd wife Jane Cockshutt whose mother Jane Hicks married 1st to John Cockshoot, 2nd to Nicholas Causine, and third to Robert Clarke the Surveyor. Ignatius Mathis should be Ignatius Mathews son of Thomas Mathews and 1st wife Hester. Ignatius Causoon should read Ignatius Causine whose father Nicholas Causine married Jane Hicks, the widow of John Cockshutt. Bennett Hoskins mother was Ann Mathews who married 2nd to Philip Hoskins, his mother's sister was Victoria Mathews who married William Thompson. John Sanders married Sarah Mathews daughter of Thomas Mathews Jr, son of Thomas Mathews and 1st wife Hester. Thomas Mathews Jr. married Sarah Boarman daughter of William Boarman and 1st wife Sarah Linle. Thomas Mathews Jr. and wife Sarah Boarman had a daughter Sarah Mathews who married John Sanders. Thomas Mathews wife Sarah Boarman (Mathews) married 2nd to Thomas Mudd, and Thomas Mathews Jr.'s sister Ann Mathews also married the same Thomas Mudd who died ca. 1696. Ann Mathews(Mudd) then married Philip Hoskins.

Would these next 4 items imply that Bennett Hoskins [bef 1650-bef 1725] of England was the father of Col. Philip Hoskins' [1660-1718]? Perhaps only the last three items would be enough to infer that as fact? Especially if I could lay my hands on records of the court case to which the last item refers. [1672 would be too early for this Bennett Hoskins to be William Hoskins' half-brother.]
1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Port Tobacco: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 308-46: FRIENDSHIP: 50 acres; Possession of - 50 Acres - Hoskins, Philip Col: Surveyed 6 June 1671 for Robert Casselton and Garrett Sinnett at a bound oak in the line of the land called COFFERS CHANCE: Other Tracts Mentioned: COFFERS CHANCE; HARWOOD; ; other notes - Resurveyed into HARWOOD, 8 Aug 1726; folio 417, ,, , , ,

1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Port Tobacco: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 313-81: FRIENDSHIP: 2000 acres; Possession of - 954 Acres - Dent, Thomas : Surveyed 13 June 1672 for Bennett Hoskins at a branch beech by a fresh run called Mattawoman main fresh running down the run. Poss. by Thomas Dent & 1046 acres Bennett Hoskins in England: Other Tracts Mentioned: ; ; ; other notes - 100 Acres - John Coffer; 16 March 1724, 333 Acres - Mary Smallwood from William Hoskins; 12 Aug 1725,, , , ,

p. 49, TLC Genealogy, Charles County Land Records, 1722-1729; Book L#2
Page 217. At the request of Mary Smallwood, widow, the following deed was recorded this May 21, 1725.
Mar 16, 1724 from John Coffer of CC, planter, son & heir of Eliza Coffer, daughter & one of the co-heirs of Hugh Thomas, late of CC, deced, to Mary Smallwood of CC, widow, executrix of the will of James Smallwood, late of CC, deced, for 3000 # of tobacco and for divers other good causes, John Coffer conveys to Mary Smallwood, for the use of sd Mary & the devisees of the sd James Smallwood, according to the intent of the will of James Smallwood, 100 acres of land, being part of a tract of land called Friendship, lying on Mattawoman main fresh [Cr] in CC. Signed-Jno (his mark) Coffer Jr. Wit-Thomas Stone*, Geo Dent*.

p. 51, TLC Genealogy, Charles County Land Records, 1722-1729; Book L#2
Page 231. At the request of Mary Smallwood of CC, widow, the following deed was recorded this Aug 18, 1725.
Aug 12, 1725 from Willm Hoskins of CC, gent, to Mary Smallwood of CC, widow, executrix of the will of James Smallwood, late of CC, deced, for 95 £ sterling money of Great Britain to him in hand paid by Gerrard Fowke & Bennett Hoskins of CC, Gent, & towards the discharging of a judgment obtained against them by sd James Smallwood in the name of the Lord Proprietary in the Provincial Court on the administration bond of the adm. of Wm Dent, Esq, late of CC, deced, and for divers other causes, sd William Hoskins has sold to sd Mary Smallwood, & for the use of sd Mary & the devisees of the afd James Smallwood, all that parcel of land, being part of a tract of land called Friendship, lying on the south side of Mattawoman fresh in CC, which part is bounded by: sd Friendship as it was ascertained by the Land Commissioners for CC, a parcel of land called Hopewell which sd James Smallwood bought of the afd Wm Dent, to the beginning, containing about 333 acres. Sd Wm Hoskins covenants with sd Mary Smallwood & the devisees afd that they can have and enjoy the before granted land & premises without let or hindrance by Wm Hoskins or anyone claiming under him, sd Wm Hoskins or against the heirs of Bennett Hoskins, Esq, late of the Kingdom of Great Brittain, deced, in whose name the afd land called Friendship was patented. If it shall so happen that the sd Mary & the devisees afd shall, at any time hereafter, be legally dispossessed of the before bargained premises or any part thereof by the heirs of the afd Bennett Hoskins Esq, then sd Wm Hoskins shall repay to the sd Mary Smallwood or the devisees afd, the full purchase money. Signed-W. Hoskins, Wit-Jno Fendall*, Robt Hanson*.

John Hoskyns and Benedicta Moyle had Bennett Hoskins b. 1609 in Morehampton, Abbey Dare, Herefordshire, England. Died bet. 2/10/1678-79. at Harewood Manor, England. Was Member of Parliament & Baronet as of 12/1676.

http://eir.library.utoronto.ca/rpo/display/poet167.html
Selected Poetry of John Hoskyns (1566-1638)
from Representative Poetry On-line
Prepared by members of the Department of English at the University of Toronto from 1912 to the present and published by the University of Toronto Press from 1912 to 1967.
RPO Edited by Ian Lancashire
A UTEL (University of Toronto English Library) Edition
Published by the Web Development Group, Information Technology Services, University of Toronto Libraries
(c) 2003, Ian Lancashire for the Department of English, University of Toronto
Index to poems
Absence, Hear thou my Protestation
Biographical information
Given name: John
Family name: Hoskyns
Birth date: 1566
Death date: 27 August 1638
Nationality: English
Family relations
father: John Hoskins
mother: Margery Hoskins
wife: Benedicta Hoskins (from 1 August 1601)
brother: John Hoskins
son: Bennet Hoskins
daughter: Benedicta Hoskins
Languages
English
Latin
Greek
Education
Westminster School
Winchester College: 1579
New College, Oxford (B.A.): 5 March 1584 to 1588
New College, Oxford (M.A.) to 26 February 1591
Middle Temple: 1601
Literary period: Seventeenth century
Occupations
Teacher
Lawyer
Residences
Monnington-upon-Wye, Llanwarne, Herefordshire: 1566
Somerset: 1592
Tower of London: 7 July 1614 to 1615
Buried at: South side of the choir, Abbey Dore, Herefordshire
First RPO edition: 1997
Birth: BEF 1660
Death: BEF 3 APR 1718 in Charles County, MD
(source: http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=nlndgrn&id=I11732
Norma - nindgrn@sbcglobal.net (updated 2009, Apr 27)

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Philip* married Elizabeth (Waughop) Wahob about 1679. Elizabeth (daughter of Archibald (Wahop) Waughop and Jane Leah) was born before 1665 in Charles Co, Maryland; died before 1698 in St Mary's Co, Maryland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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.
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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.
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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.
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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

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mrmarsha&id=I02743

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.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Birth: 1603, Northamptonshire, England
• Other-Begin: Aug 1640
• Other-Begin: 20 Aug 1640, Charles Co, Maryland
• Property: 19 Oct 1653, "Poynton Manor," Nanjemoy Hundred, Charles Co, Virginia
• Residence: 1660, "Namjemoy," Patuxent River, Virginia
• Will: 21 Dec 1660, Charles Co, Maryland
• Other-Begin: 11 Mar 1963; letter

Notes:

Verlinda GRAVES b. 1618 VA and died 1675 in Charles Co., MD. married in 1635 in Hungar's Parish, Accomac Co., VA. Capt. William STONE (ca.1603-1659/60) before 1640.

Descendants of Virginia Calverts. O'Gorman, Ella Foy,. Los Angeles. unknown. 1947. Online at Ancestry.com.

The Stones relocated to first St. Mary's County and then to Charles County, Maryland by 1648 when he was appointed Governor of the Colony by Lord Baltimore. Stone served as governor from 1648 to 1656 (with two interruptions) and was a member of the Council from 1656 until his death in 1659/60. In 1654, he received Poynton Manor (an estate of about 5000 acres, mostly in Charles County, MD) from Lord Baltimore.

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...1837, d--1914. Her dau--was Elizabeth Griffith, who m--Walter W. Mobley,
Registrant*.
Lines of Thomas, the signer, and his half brother, Samuel, are in direct line from Gov. Wm. Stone, down to David Stone, his gr. grandson. Through the right of descent from William Stone, 3rd Colonial Governor of the Province of Md. and first Protestant Governor, from April 29, 1649 to July 16, 1654.
William Stone, b--1603 in Northampton or Lancashire, England. Came to America 1633. Settled first in Va. On June 4, 1635, he was granted by the Va. authorities 1,800 acres of land on Hungers Creek, in Accomac Co., Eastern Shore of Va.
William Stone m--Virlinda, dau--of Jane Cotton, widow, who came from Bunbury, Cheshire, England, to join her son, the Rev. Wm. Cotton, rector of the lower parish of Accomac Co., Va. William Stone was commissioned a justice of Accomac
Co., Va. He later filled the position of High Sheriff of Northumberland Co., Va.
He came to Md., 1649, assumed controll of the government of the Province of Md. by commission of the Proprietary, Gov. Leonard Calvert. On Oct. 19, 1653, William Stone received a warrant for 5,000 acres of land in Nanjimoy Hundred,
Charles Co., Md., near Port Tobacco. This grant was from the lord proprietor and was called POYNTON MANOR.
John Stone, 3rd son of Gov. William Stone and his wife Verlinda Cotton, b--Accomac Co., Va., came to Md., 1648, m--1st--Eliz., believed to have been the dau--of
Thomas Warren. In 1670, John Stone was a gentleman justice of Charles Co.
From 1678 to 1688 he represented his county in the General Assembly. In 1689 he was a member of committee to regulate civil affairs in Charles Co., Md.

Thomas Stone, 1st son of John Stone and his wife Eliz., b--1677, Charles Co., Md., m--1st--Martha, dau--of Col. Philip Hoskins. In 1715 he, as Captain Thomas Stone, was a member of the Assembly, Charles Co., Md.

David Stone, b--1709, POYNTON MANOR, Charles Co., Md., second son of Thomas Stone and his wife, Martha Hoskins, m--1st--Sarah, supposedly Hanson, b--July 26, 1714, Charles Co., Md., dau--of Samuel Hanson and his wife, Eliz. Story, and sister of Judge Walter Hanson.

Samuel Stone, exact date of birth not known, d--Charles Co., Md., 1778, son of David Stone and his 1st wife, Sarah, m--1761, his first cousin, Mrs. Anne Hanson Mitchel, widow of Hugh Mitchel and dau--of Judge Walter Hanson and his wife, Eliz. Hoskins. Samuel Stone was appointed ensign in Capt. Robert Sennett's Co., Militia, Feb. 7, 1776.

Walter Hanson Stone, b--1765, Durham Parish, Charles Co., Md., son of Samuel Stone and his wife, Anne Hanson Mitchell. M--Rachel Anne Muncaster, March 27, 1780, dau--of James Muncaster and his wife, Rachel Grey, Charles Co., Md.
Anne Story Stone, b--1788, Durham Parish, Charles Co., Md., dau--of Walter Hanson Stone and his wife, Rachel Grey, m--John Taylor, of St. Mary's Co., Md.

Walter Hanson Stone Taylor, C.S.A., b--1806, Charles Co., Md., son of John Taylor and his wife, Anne Story Stone, m--Harriet Beall Mackall, C.S.A., b--Nov. 23, 1837, Georgetown, D. C., dau--of Leonard Covington Mackall and his wife, Katharine Beall, a lineal descendant of Ninian Beall.
Ann Stone Taylor, C.S.A., b--May 17, 1836, Georgetown, D. C., dau--of Walter Hanson Stone Taylor and his wife, Harriet Beall Mackall, m--David Griffith, C.S.A., b--April 9, 1837, Montgomery Co., Md., son of Thomas Griffith and Eliz. Griffith, his wife, both entitled to descent from William Griffith, who came from London, England, in 1675, settled in Middle Neck Hundred, near Annapolis, now Charles Co., Md.
Eliz. Griffith, b--April 9, 1868, Montgomery Co., Md., dau--of David Griffith and his wife, Ann Stone Taylor, m--Walter W. Mobley, b--Feb. 23, 1869, Montgomery Co. Md., son of William Basil Mobley, Montgomery Co., Md., and his wife,
Louisa Hood Griffith.

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Born: 1603 at: Northampton County, England
Married: at:
Died: 1660 at: Charles County, Maryland
Father: John STONE
Mother: Dorothy ?
Spouses: Elizabeth SPRIGG , ? FOWKE , Verlinda GRAVES (SPRIGG COTTON?)

Wife: Elizabeth SPRIGG
Charles H. Stone's "The Stones of Surry" (1951) "
Jester & Hiden's "Adventurers of Purse and Person"
and the second volume of Papenfuse's Biographical Dictionary of Maryland's Colonial Legislators (that's not the right title, but I can send you the complete [and correct] citation later if you want it. All but "The Stone's
of Surry" agree that Verlinda was Capt. Thomas Grave's daughter, but the older tradition apparently was that she was his granddaughter and that her parents were Rev. William Cotton and Ann Graves--I believe that this has long been put to rest, but thought I should mention it in case you look up Charles H. Stone's book and wonder about the confusion
According to "Colonial Virginians and Their Maryland Relatives" by Norma TUCKER:

] William STONE left Accomack County, Virginia in 1633 to become high sheriff of Northumberland County, Virginia. In 1648 Lord BALTIMORE commissioned him to become Governor of Maryland, the first Protestant governor of the state. When he move from Virginia to Maryland, he took with him about 500 non-conformists from Norfolk County, Virginia. He was the nephew of Thomas STONE, merchant haberdasher of London. When William STONE came to America he brought with him his brothers John, Mathew, Andrew and Robert to Accomack County, Virginia- none of whom left children.

Maryland Calendar of Wills:
Volume 1 page 12
Stone, William, Capt.,Chas. Co., 3d Dec., 1659;21st Dec., 1660.
To wife Verlinda, house and lands at St. Mary's, and to remain in home at Nangemy during widowhood. To eld. dau. Eliza Stone and hrs., 900 A. at Bustard's Island, Patuxent R., and 600 A. at Nangemy; that which testator formerly gave her in trust by his brother Sprigg not to be in force. To son Richard and hrs., 500 A. of Nangemy Manor, and cattle in consideration of that formerly given him by his uncle, Richard Stone. To son John and hrs., 500 A. of Nangemy. To son Mathew and hrs, 500 A. of Nangemy.To daus. Mary and Katharine, personalty. Eld. son Thomas and hrs., exs. and residuary legatees. Overseers and guardians of minor child: Gov. Josias Fendall, brother-in-law Francis Doughty, and
brother Matthew Stone.
Test:
Francis DOUGHTY, Stephen MONTAGUE, Stephen CLIFTON. 1. 89.

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STONE, William, Capt., Charles Co., 3d Dec., 1659; 21st Dec., 1660. To wife Verlinda, house and lands at St. Mary's, and to remain in home at Nangemy during widowhood. To eld. dau. Eliza Stone and hrs., 900 A. at Bustard's Island, Patuxent R., and 600 A. at ?Nangemy;? that which testator formerly gave her in trust by his brother SPRIGG not to be in force. To son Richard and hrs., 500 A. of ?Nangemy Manor,? and cattle in consideration of that formerly given him by his UNCLE, RICHARD STONE. To son John and hrs., 500 A. of "Nangemy." To son Mathew and hrs, 500 A. of ?Nangemy.? To daus. Mary and Katharine, personalty. Eld. son Thomas and hrs., exs. and residuary legatees. Overseers and guardians of minor child: GOV. JOSIAS FENDALL, brother-in-law Francis DOUGHTY, and brother Matthew Stone. Test: Francis Doughty, Stephen MONTAGUE, Stephen CLIFTON. 1. 89. Editors: Former Maryland Provincial Governor William Stone married Verlinda, daughter of Capt. Thomas and Katherine Graves of Accomack County, Virginia. Capt. Graves, who died in 1635/6, came to Virginia on the Mary and Margaret in 1608, a member of the Virginia Company and later a member of the House of Burgesses. Verlinda's sister Katherine married first William Roper (Northampton Co, Virginia Records, No. 3, 1641-51, p. 263a), second Thomas Sprigg (ibid., No. 4, 1651-54, pp. 14A and 14; and Liber 2, ff. 309-10, Land office, Annapolis); her sister Ann married first Rev. William Cotton, second Rev. Nathaniel Eaton and third Rev. Francis Doughty (successive rectors of Hungar's Parish in Accomack). The Stones had relocated to first St. Mary's County and then to Charles County, Maryland by 1648 when William Stone was appointed Governor of the Province by Lord Baltimore. He served as governor from 1648 to 1656 with two interruptions, and was a member of the Council from 1656 until his death in 1659/60. (Refs: Governors of Maryland, 1634-1689

, Archives of Maryland, Maryland State Archives (Citations incomplete, but in progress )

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Wm. Stone (b. in Northamptonshire. Eng., 1603, d. in Md. 1660) was the son of Capt. John Stone who had interests both in Mass. and on the Eastern Shore of Va. and who "was killed by the Pequods on the Connecticut River while returning to his home in Va." William Stone came to the Eastern Shore about 1632, was a justice in 1633, member of the first recorded Vestry of Hungar's Parish in 1635, and in 1648 was commissioned Governor of Maryland, to which colony he then removed. (Wise, pp. 106-7, Md. Hist. Mag., vol. 16, p. 191).
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The Stones relocarted first to St. Mary's Co, then to Charles Co. Maryland

Proprietary Governor of Maryland appointed by Lord Baltimore

Gov. William Stone (c. 1603-c. 1659/60) and Verlinda Stone

William Stone served as Marylands first Protestant Governor, and he and his wife Verlinda both took action to preserve freedom of religion inMaryland.

William Stone was born in England around 1603 and came from a well-known merchant family in London. However, William chose to come to America, and migrated to Virginia in 1628. He was successful there, working as amerchant and planter. He was respected by his neighbors and was appointedjustice of the peace and then sheriff in Accomack County, Virginia.

He also served as a burgess in the Virginia Assembly. However, when civil war broke out in England, many Protestants who supported the Parliamentwere no longer welcome in Virginia, which supported the King. At thistime, Lord Baltimore, the proprietor of Maryland, began trying to attractmore settlers to Maryland, and many Protestants left Virginia.

William Stone and his wife Verlinda came to Maryland in 1648. That same year Stone was given a great opportunity. With civil war still going onin England and with many new Protestant settlers in Maryland, Lord Baltimore wanted to appoint a Protestant Governor. He chose William Stone, probably partly to reward Stone for promising to bring hundreds ofsettlers to Maryland. Stone served as Governor for six years until someof the more radical Protestants, called Puritans, gained control of the government and began to pass laws which restricted religious freedom.

Stone decided he needed to fight back, so he organized about 100 supporters and marched against the rebels in the Battle of Severn. He was greatly outnumbered, and after losing nearly half his men and beingwounded in the shoulder, Stone surrendered. He was made a prisoner andheld for over a month.

While he was in captivity, his wife Verlinda tried to help him by writing to Lord Baltimore. She made sure the proprietor knew exactly whathappened so he could protect both her husband and the colony. Stone waseventually released from prison and resumed his position as Governor. Hedied in 1660, leaving 14,950 pounds of tobacco for his wife and seven children.

Verlinda soon started acquiring more land for her family. In 1664 she patented 300 acres of land in Charles County which she called Virlinda and two years later bought 500 more acres in what is now Prince Georges County. She lived in the colony which she and her husband had fought to preserve up until her death in 1675.

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Other-Begin:
overseer of William Cotton's estate, along with Capt William Roper.

Other-Begin:
20 Aug 1640: William Cotton made his will 20 Aug 1640, "weake in body" and died shortly thereafter. He desires to be buried by his two little children; to his child yet unborn he gives his plantation at Bunbury and his negroes; in default of issue to his mother Joane Cotton and the other one-third to his wife Ann Cotton. Brother-in-law Capt. Wm. Stone and Capt. Wm. Roper to be overseers of his will. (William and Mary College Quarterly 5 (1) 123-4)
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Property:
19 Oct 1653: William Stone received a warrant for land which was surveyed and issued under the name of "Poynton Manor", lying on the north side of Avon Creek in Nanjemoy Hundred in the western portion of Charles County. His early life in the Province, however, was spent at his town house in St. Mary's City, but after his tenture of office he settled on his manor where it is believed he is interred.
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Will:
21 Dec 1660: Will of Captain William Stone, Charles Co., 12/3/1659; 12/21/1660. Wife: Verlinda, house and lands at St. Mary's and to remain in home at Nanjemoy during widowhood. Eldest dau.: Eliza Stone, 900 ac. at Bustard's Island,
Patuxent River and 600 ac. at Nanjemoy that which testator formerly gave her in trust by his brother Sprigg not to be in force. Son: Richard, 500 ac. "Nanjemoy Manor" and cattle in consideration of that formerly given to him by his uncle, Richard Stone. Son: John, 500 ac. "Nanjemoy". Son: Matthew, 500 ac. "Nanjemoy". Daughters: Mary and Catherine, personal estate. Eldest son: Thomas, Exec. and residuary legatee. Overseers and guardians of minor children: Gov. Josias Fendall; brother-in-law Francis Doughty; and brother, Matthew Stone. Wit: Francis Doughty, Stephen Montague, Stephen Clifton.

21 Dec 1660: The will of William Stone was dated December 3, 1659, and proved on December 21, 1660, in Charles County, by Francis Doughty, Stephen Montague, and Stephen Clifton. He named as overseers of his estate and the guardians of his minor children Governor Josias Fendall, his brother-in-law Francis Doughty, and his "natural" brother Matthew Stone. Verlinda, his wife, was devised the town house and land at St. Mary's, but she was to remain at the dwelling-plantation at Nanjemoy during widowhood. Elizabeth, described as the eldest daughter, received 900 acres of land at Bustard's Island in the Patuxent, where his son, Thomas, was then residing, and 600 acres of land at Nanjemoy, but the property that had already been placed in trust for her through his "brother Sprigg" was declared ineffective. Richard was devised 500 acres of Nanjemoy Manor and cattle in consideration of that formerly given him by his uncle Richard Stone. John and Mathew were each willed 500 acres of Nanjemoy. Thomas received the residue of the realty.

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Other-Begin:
letter written by Enoch Stone (son of Cicero Stone) to his cousin Alene discussing family genealogy where he states, "Tradition has it that they descended from W.M. Stone [Gov William Stone] (William Stone--FWW) 1603-1660
Proprietary Governor of Maryland appointed by Lord Baltimore. As to its being a fact you will know just as well as I."

William* married Verlinda* Graves on 04 Jun 1635 in Hungar's Parish, Accomack, Virginia. Verlinda* (daughter of Capt Thomas* Graves, (immigrant) and Katherine* Croshaw (Crosher), (immigrant)) was born in 1618 in Hungars Parish, Northampton Co, Virginia, or Jamestown, Virginia; died on 15 Jul 1675 in Charles Co, Maryland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Will: 03 Mar 1675, Charles Co, Maryland

Notes:

Stone, Verlinda, Mrs., appoints son Richard Stone as attorney, 3 Feb 1663/4

Charles County Court and Land Records, Volume 1 bill binding Bartholmew Gartherell pf Patuxon, Cooper, To Mrs. Verlinda Stone, 2150# of tobacco, to be paid by 10 Oct ensuing; 9 aug 1662; /s/Bartholmew Gartherell; wit. Thomas Sprigg, Mathew Stone; endorsed on back for 1650# of tobacco and cask;/s/ Verlinda STONE Oath of Thomas Stone states he did not recieve a heifer in satisfaction of the debt; defendant ordered to pay 500# of tobacco Mrs. Mary Bateman, by her atty. James Neale, Esq., Plt., Mr. Thomas Stone, Def., letter of attorney appointing James Neale

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Title: Kenneth V. Graves, The Graves Family Association http://www.gravesfa.com ken.graves@gravesfa.orgm ken.graves@gravesfa.orgm ken.graves@gravesfa.org.

Will:
Stone, Verlinda. To Benony Thomas 400 acres. To dau _____ Doyen, personality (Doyne ?). To son John residue of estate at 21 yrs of age. Will 3 Mar 1674/5

Notes:

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. 111
Stone, Verlinda, Chas. Co, 3rd Mar 1674-5; 13th July, 1675.
To Benony Thomas and hrs, 400 A, "St Verlindas."
" dau. --- Doyen, personalty,
" son John, ex, residue of estate, real and personal, at 21 yrs. of age.
Test: Margaret Baghay, Barbarie Kendall, Ann Roughey. 2. 364.

Another version:
Archives of Maryland, Wills Book 2, page 364,
Verlenda Stone, Charles County, written 3 March, 1674/75, proved 13 July, 1675.
To Benoni Thomas 400 A, "St Verlindas." and (?) silver spoons.
To daughter (?) Doyen, her silver salt cellars,
Son John appointed executor and to receive the residue both real and personal, he to retain possession of "St Verlinda's" until Benoni Thomas reaches 21 years of age.
Witnesses: Margaret Bayley? or Baglay?, Barbarie Kendall, Ann Roughey

The bit "to take the oath of John Stone, Gent., the executor." in the following, further re-inforces the version that shows John of age. I would think he would have to be 21 to be called "Gent" and to take the oath of administration.
The Stones of Poynton Manor By HARRY WRIGHT NEWMAN Published by the Author Washington, DC. 1937.
The will of Verlinda Stone was proved in Charles County on July 15, 1675, by Margaret Baghay, Barbara Kendall, and Anne Roughey. She devised Benoni Thomas and his heirs the tract "St Verlinda" of 400 acres, but it was to be held by her son John Stone until Benoni arrived at the age of 21 years.(*) Certain articles of personalty were left to her daughter Mrs. Doyne. The residue of the estate was bequeathed to her son John.
The court subsequently ordered Robert Doyne and Matthew Stone to appraise the estate, and Benjamin Rozer, Gent., to take the oath of John Stone, Gent., the executor.
(*)Note: It is also said that Benoni Thomas was a grandson of Verlinda Stone, being the son of Mrs. Doyne by a former marriage.

The will of Verlinda, widow of William Stone, dated Charles county, MD, 3d day of March, 1674/5; proved 13th day of July, 1675 makes but three bequests; 1st, Benony Thomas and heirs to whom she leaves 400 acres of land; 2nd, a daughter Doyen (Doyne), personalty; and 3d, son John whom she makes her Executor, and beneficiary of the residue of her estate both real and personal, at twenty-one years of age. Omitting mention of all but two of William Stone's children suggests that she may not have been the mother of the other children.

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. 111
Stone, Verlinda, Chas. Co, 3rd Mar 1674-5; 13th July, 1675.
To Benony Thomas and hrs, 400 A, "St Verlindas."
" dau. --- Doyen, personalty,
" son John, ex, residue of estate, real and personal, at 21 yrs. of age.
Test: Margaret Baghay, Barbarie Kendall, Ann Roughey. 2. 364.

Another version:
Archives of Maryland, Wills Book 2, page 364,
Verlenda Stone, Charles County, written 3 March, 1674/75, proved 13 July, 1675.
To Benoni Thomas 400 A, "St Verlindas." and (?) silver spoons.
To daughter (?) Doyen, her silver salt cellars,
Son John appointed executor and to receive the residue both real and personal, he to retain possession of "St Verlinda's" until Benoni Thomas reaches 21 years of age.
Witnesses: Margaret Bayley? or Baglay?, Barbarie Kendall, Ann Roughey

The bit "to take the oath of John Stone, Gent., the executor." in the following, further re-inforces the version that shows John of age. I would think he would have to be 21 to be called "Gent" and to take the oath of administration.
The Stones of Poynton Manor By HARRY WRIGHT NEWMAN Published by the Author Washington, DC. 1937.
The will of Verlinda Stone was proved in Charles County on July 15, 1675, by Margaret Baghay, Barbara Kendall, and Anne Roughey. She devised Benoni Thomas and his heirs the tract "St Verlinda" of 400 acres, but it was to be held by her son John Stone until Benoni arrived at the age of 21 years.(*) Certain articles of personalty were left to her daughter Mrs. Doyne. The residue of the estate was bequeathed to her son John.
The court subsequently ordered Robert Doyne and Matthew Stone to appraise the estate, and Benjamin Rozer, Gent., to take the oath of John Stone, Gent., the executor.
(*)Note: It is also said that Benoni Thomas was a grandson of Verlinda Stone, being the son of Mrs. Doyne by a former marriage.

The will of Verlinda, widow of William Stone, dated Charles county, MD, 3d day of March, 1674/5; proved 13th day of July, 1675 makes but three bequests; 1st, Benony Thomas and heirs to whom she leaves 400 acres of land; 2nd, a daughter Doyen (Doyne), personalty; and 3d, son John whom she makes her Executor, and beneficiary of the residue of her estate both real and personal, at twenty-one years of age. Omitting mention of all but two of William Stone's children suggests that she may not have been the mother of the other children.

Notes:

1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Port Tobacco: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 313-81: FRIENDSHIP: 2000 acres; Possession of - 954 Acres - Dent, Thomas : 1046 Acres - Hoskins, Bennett: Surveyed 13 June 1672 for Bennett Hoskins at a branch beech by a fresh run called Mattawoman main fresh running down the run. Poss. by Thomas Dent & 1046 acres Bennett Hoskins in England ; Conveyance notes - 100 Acres - John Coffer; 16 March 1724, 333 Acres - Mary Smallwood from William Hoskins; 12 Aug 1725.
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Bennett married Mrs (..)(..) Hoskins about 1655. (..)(..) was born about 1620; died after 1660 in of Charles Co, Maryland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

RDS: The first record I can find of John is early 1654; the first record I can find of Archibald is late 1656. Archives of Maryland, Vol. 41, p. 130, shows that in Sep. 1658 John of Piney-Point enters his cattle mark and Archibald enters cattle mark for his god-daughter (John's dau.) Elizabeth Waghop. So it looks like when Archibald comes to Maryland he probably stays with or near John in St. Mary's Co. As you say, John and Archibald are close in age, so not father/son, and probably brothers or cousins. Archibald is not found in Charles Co. court records until 1659.
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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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Archibald Wahob 8.189 I CH £60.1.0 Apr 26 1684
Appraisers: John Godshall, John Clarks.
Executrix; Elisabeth Wahob (relict),
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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. MCW 1. 354.
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Edward Fox 4.6 CH #3020 #3540 Mar 20 1676
inventory and Accounts. Mentions crop at Mr. Archibald Waghob.
Appraisers: Hugh Thomas, Philip Hoskins,
List of debts: Archibald Waghob.
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William Low 8198 A CH £32.8.0 #11800 Aug 1 1683
The amount of the inventor (£32.8.0) is equivalent to #11800.
Payments to: Hon. Philip Calvert, Esq., William Theobalds on account of Richard Sheapard, Mr. Edward Pye on account of Col. Benjamin Rozer (dead), Mr, Thomas Burford, Col. William Chandler, Cleborne Lomax on account of Capt. Rand. Brandt.
Distribution to: administrator.
Administrator: Archibald Wauhop
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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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Charles County Circuit Court, Liber A; 17 Apr 1660, Page 86
202. Andrew Watson petitioned for the following oaths in case between him and William Robinson'
203. Archibal Wahope, age ca 33, swore he heard Robinson demand 50# of tobacco per day for his attendance at court; amount disputed; Watson sold him a pair of curtain and valance for 283# of tobacco,
204. Daniel Gourdon, age ca 34 years, swore essentially same
205. Mr. Thomas Allanson, age ca 22 years, swore ca 6 Mar Last he met William Robinson at Capt. Jenkins' house and bought 3 barrels of corn which he had order of court for against Andrew Watson
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Charles County Circuit Court, Liber B, 10 March 1664/5, Page 436
Archibell Whahob present a servant named Rice Waedman; judged to be 21 years old
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Liber A, Page 111, folio 284; Charles County Circuit Court, Court 23 Oct 1660.
Deed: Daniel Gourdon, planter, sells 100 acres of land to Archibald Wahope; lying on the west side of Portobacco Creek, formerly belonging to James Meinns; by letter of administration granted to Gourdon; 27 Apr 1660; /s/ Daniel Gourdon (mark); wit. Tho. Allanson, Clement Theobald
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Charles County Circuit Court Liber D, Page 39
8 Sep 1668; Indenture from John Caen, {O'Caine} Gent., to Robert Carleton {Caselton}, cooper; for 3,500# of tobacco; a tract of land called NAPPING; on the west side of Portobacco Creek; bounded by Archibald Wayhop and Garret Synnets; laid out for 150 acres; /s/ John Caen {O'Caine} (mark); wit. Samuel Cressey, John Stone
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Charles County Circuit Court Liber D, Page 92
8 Jun 1669; Indenture from Thomas King to Archibald Wahop; for 14,000# a parcel of 400 acres of land sold to King by Thomas and John Stone; first taken up by James Liendsey who sold to Jeremiah Dickenson who sold to Richard Stone, brother to Thomas and John Stone; bounded by Alex. Davies, George Thompson, and John Wheeler; /s/ Thomas King (mark); wit. Rich. Boughton, Stephen Mountague
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Charles County Circuit Court Liber F, Page 155
7 Jul 1675; Deed of Gift from Archibald Wanghob (mark) to his daughter Margaret Lemaire; a mare; /s/ Archibald Wanghob; it. Owen Jones, Peter Butler (mark); recorded by John Lemaire
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County Circuit Court Liber F, Page 221
7 Nov 1676; Deed of Gift from Archbald Waughob to Elizabeth his wife; 6 silver spoons, a sliver tankard, a silver bowl, one Negro woman and 200 acres of land at my upper plantation; /s/ Archibald Waughob; wit. John Gray (mark), George Miller (mark)
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Charles County Circuit Court Liber G, Page 21
1 Feb 1676; Deed of Gift from Archibald Waghope to John Lemaire, physician, husband of Margarett Lemaire, daughter of Archibald; et a tract called Waghope Purchase on the west side of Portobacco Creek; containing 300 acres; /s/ Archibald Waghope (mark); wit. Zachary Wade, Ignatius Causine

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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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Charles County Land Records, Liber C#2 Page 188
17 Jul 1710; Recorded at request of Thomas Sanders:
9 Jun 1710; Indenture from Joseph Pelleful and Mary his wife to Thomas Sanders; for 7,000# tobacco; a parcel called WAPPING on the west side of Portobacco Creek; bounded by Garrett Sennet and Archibald Waghabb; laid out for 100 acres; /s/ Joseph Pelleful, Mary Pelluful (mark); wit. Wm. Chandler, Wm. Sander, Thomas Howe; 19 Jun 1710; deed ack. in open court; Thomas Sanders paid alienation
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Charles County Maryland Land Record Liber Z#2, 1744-1753; Page 8.
At the request of Heloise Hanson, the following deed was recorded on Feb 13, 1744[/5],
Nov 5, 1744 from Walter Hanson of CC, Gent, and Elizabeth, his wife, to Heloise Hanson, daughter of the said Walter Hanson and Elizabeth, his wife, for the natural love they have for Helloise and for 5 shillings sterling and for divers other good causes, all their right to one moiety or half part of a parcel of land on the west side of the easternmost branch of Nanjemy Cr in CC, originally granted to James Lindsey and afterwards became the right of Archibald Waughob, and commonly called Lindsey, which sd Wauhob made over to his daughter, Elizabeth, the wife of Philip Hoskins, grandfather of the afd Elizabeth Hanson, to be delivered to sd Helloise Hanson when she arrives to age 16. If Helloise should die without lawful issue, the land will return to Walter Hanson and Elizabeth, his wife, and at the death of Walter and Elizabeth, the land is to go to the eldest of the children of sd Walter and Elizabeth that shall be living at that time. Signed - Walter Hanson, Elizabeth Hanson. Wit - Robt Hanson, Rd Harrison.
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Port Tobacco: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 304-14: LINDSEY: 100 acres; Possession of - 100 Acres - Allen, John: Surveyed 18 May 1658 for Edmund Lindsey on the East side of the Easternmost branch of Nanjemoy Creek. (see folio 334): Conveyance notes - 100 Acres - Joseph Harrison from John & James Allen; 16 Nov 1717,

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William Low 8.98 A CH £32.8.0 #11800 Aug 1 1683
The amount of the inventory (£32.8.0) ia equivalent to #11800.
Payments to: Hon. Philip Calvert, Esq., William Theobalds on account of Richard Sheapard, Mr. Edward Pye on account of Col. Benjamin Rozer (dead), Mr. Thomas Burford, Col. William Chandler, Cleborne Lomax on account of Capt. Rand. Brandt.
Distribution to: administrator.
Administrator: Archibald Wahup.

Archives of Maryland, Volume 41, Provincial Court Proceedings, 1658, Page 138;
Att a Court held at St Leonards in the County of Calvert 5th of Octobr 1658. The Deposn of Archibald Waghop aged 31 yeares or thereabouts being sworne & examined...

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. 127
Wahob, Archibald, Portobacco, Chas. Co, 1st Dec, 1683; 10th Mar 1683/84.
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.

Abstracts of the Inventories and Accounts of the Prerogative Court of Maryland 1679-1686 Libers 6, 7a, 7b, 8, compiled by V. L. Skinner, p. 51
Archibald Wahob 8.189 I CH £60.1.0 Apr 26 1684
Appraisers: John Godshall, John Clarke.
Executrix: Elisabeth Wahob (relict)

Abstracts of the Inventories And Accounts Of The Prerogative Court Of Maryland 1697-1700 (Libers 16,17,18,19,19 ½a,19 ½b) Compiled By V, L. Skinner, Jr. Brookville, Maryland 20833 September, 1992, p. 36
Archibald Vauhop 19.158 A CH £61.1.0 #3671 Jul 24 1699
Payments to: Capt. Philip Hoskins by order of Thomas Lowe son of William Lowe.
Executor: Cleborne Lomax (surviving executor of Elisabeth Smith (executrix of deceased)).

Archibald married Jane Leah about 1660. Jane (daughter of Mr (..) Leigh and Mrs (..) Leigh) was born about 1640; died after Jun 1670 in Charles Co, Maryland. [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