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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. 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.
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