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     Harrison Brunnette Wilson married Mary Louise Lay, daughter of John Lay and Mary L. McCoy.⁶
Harrison Brunnette Wilson was born on 23 November 1840 at Texas, USA; aged 10 in 1850 census and POB=Texas.^2,7
Harrison Brunnette Wilson died on 29 September 1921 at Ft. Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas, USA, at age 80; Ancestry.com - Texas, Death Certificates, 1903-1982
     Name:     H B Wilson
     Gender:     Male
     Race:     White
     Age:     80
     Birth Date:     23 Nov 1840
     Birth Place:     Texas
     Residence:     No 2212 Vickery Boulevard
     Death Date:     29 Sep 1921
     Death Place:     Fort Worth, Tarrant, Texas, USA
     Father:     Geo Wilson
     Mother:     Elisabeth Wilson
     Source Citation: Texas Department of State Health Services; Austin Texas, USA; Texas Death Certificates, 1903–1982
     Source Information: Ancestry.com. Texas, Death Certificates, 1903-1982 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2013.
     Original data: Texas Department of State Health Services. Texas Death Certificates, 1903–1982. Austin, Texas, USA.^7,5
Harrison Brunnette Wilson was buried on 30 September 1921 at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Ft. Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas, USA; from Find A Grave:
     Birth:      Nov. 23, 1840
     Death:      Sep. 29, 1921
     Family links: Spouse: Mary L Wilson (1842 - 1916)*
     Burial: Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas, USA
     Plot: Section: 23 Morning Tide
     Created by: Kenneth Parrish
     Record added: May 08, 2013
     Find A Grave Memorial# 110196722.^7,5
     Harrison Brunnette Wilson was listed as a resident in Col. George Wilson and Elizabeth Jackson McCoy's household in the census report on 3 December 1850 at Dallas Co., Texas, USA;
p. 96A, Lines 7-17, Dwelling 345; Family 355
     7 WILSON, George Wilson 43 [1807] M Farmer $1508 NC
     8 " , Elizabeth 44 [1806] F -- -- Tenn
     9 " , Thomas 21 [1829] M Farmer -- Tenn
     10 " , Joseph 19 [1831] M Farmer -- Tenn
     11 " , Nancy 18 [1832] F -- -- Tenn
     12 " , Avrilla 16 [1834] F -- -- Tenn
     13 " , Jane 14 [1836] F -- -- Tenn
     14 " , William 12 [1838] M -- -- MO
     15 " , Harison 10 [1840] M -- -- Texas
     16 " , Lorinda 8 [1842] F -- -- Texas
     16 " , Charles D. 6 [1844] M -- -- Texas
     17 " , James K. P. 2 [1848] M -- -- Texas
     18 WHEALER, John J. 25 [1825] M Farmer -- NC
     19 " , Rhoda 27 [1823] F -- -- AL
     20 " , James C. 2 [1848] M -- -- Texas
     21 " , Elisha N. 2/12 [1850] M -- -- Texas
     22 GUEST, Joseph C. 22 [1828] M Farmer -- AL.⁸

Harrison Brunnette Wilson was listed as a resident in Col. George Wilson and Elizabeth Jackson McCoy's household in the census report on 16 August 1860 at Precinct 8, Cedar Hill, Dallas Co., Texas, USA;
p. 386, Lines 7-17, Dwelling 631; Family 631
     7 WILSON, Geo 54 [1806] M Farmer $22,850 $4,400 NC
     8 " , Elizabeth 55 [1805] F TN
     9 " , Thos G 32 [1828] Machinist TN
     10 " , Joseph C 30 [1830] Machinist TN
     11 " , Avarilla 24 [1836] F TN
     12 " , Mary J 20? [1840] F TN
     13 " , Wm J 22 [1838] M TN
     14 " , Harrison B 20 [1840] M TN
     15 " , Larinda R 19 [1841] F TX
     16 " , Chas D 17 [1843] M TX
     17 " , Jas K P 14 [1846] M TX.⁹

Harrison Brunnette Wilson began military service between 1 January 1862 and 1865 at Civil War - Confederate, Texas, USA, Co. C, B. Warren Stone Rgt, TX Cavalry
Ancestry.com - Alabama, Texas and Virginia, Confederate Pensions, 1884-1958
     Name:     Harrison Brunnete Wilson
     Application Date:     19 Dec 1913
     Application Place:     Tarrant, Texas
     Birth Year:     abt 1839
     Birth Place:     Red River, Texas
     Age:     74
     Pension File Number:     25420
     Application Type:     Veteran
     Source Citation: Texas State Library and Archives Commission; Austin, Texas; Confederate Pension Applications, 1899-1975; Collection #: CPA25400; Roll #: 525; Roll Description: Pension File Nos 25400 to 25423, Application Years 1913 to 1913
     Source Information: Ancestry.com. Alabama, Texas and Virginia, Confederate Pensions, 1884-1958 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010.
     Original data: Texas, Confederate Pension Applications, 1899-1975. Vol. 1–646 & 1–283. Austin, Texas: Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
     Confederate Pension Rolls, Veterans and Widows. Richmond, Virginia: Library of Virginia
     Confederate Pension Applications, 1880-1940. Montgomery, Alabama: Alabama Department of Archives and History.
     Texas State Library and Archives Commission and Alabama Department of Archives and History.⁴

Harrison Brunnette Wilson and Mary Louise Lay appeared in the census of 8 September 1870 at Precinct 1, Ft. Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas, USA; p. 543-B, lines 6-7, dwelling 1028, family 1030
     6 WILSON, H. B. 29 [1841] M W Farmer TX
     7 " , Mary 26 [1844] F W Kghouse AL.³

Harrison Brunnette Wilson and Mary Louise Lay appeared in the census of 4 June 1880 at Precinct 3, Ft. Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas, USA; p. 239-C, lines 25-32, dwelling 195, family 197
     25 WILSON, Harrison B. W M 38 [1842] Married Farmer TX NC TN
     26 " , Mary L. W F 36 [1844] Wife Married Keeping house AL TN TN
     27 " , Clarence E. W M 8 [1872] Son Single Attended School TN TX AL
     28 " , Florence L. W F 6 [1874] Daught4er Single Attended School TN TX AL
     29 " , Carroll E. W M 5 [1875] Son Single Attended School TN TX AL
     30 " , Elsie W F 3 [1877] Daughter Single TN TX AL
     31 LAY, Mary L. 72 [1808] Mother-in-law Widow At home Rheumatism TN Scotland America
     32 ROSSON, George W. 33 [1847] Boarder Single Farm Laborer MO TN MS.¹⁰

Harrison Brunnette Wilson and Mary Louise Lay appeared in the census of 21 June 1900 at Justice Precinct 8, Tarrant Co., Texas, USA;      [Next door to Andrew and Carrie VAUT.]
p. 16, lines 31-34, dwelling 287, family 287
     31 WILSON, Harrison B. Head W M Nov 1840 59 Married 31yrs TX TN TN Farmer
     32 " , Mary L. W F Aug 1847 51 Married 31yrs 5-children-born 5-children-living AL TN TN
     33 " , Elsie Daughter W F Nov 1877 22 Single TX TX AL
     34 " , Maud Daughter W F Sept 1880 19 Single TX TX AL.¹¹

Harrison Brunnette Wilson appeared in the census of 1920 at Ward 13, Ft. Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas, USA; p. 23-B, lines 80-81, family 442
     80 WILSON, Harrison B. Head M W 77 [1843] widowed TX SC TN
     81 " , Elsie Daughter F W 42 [1878] Single TX TX AL Clerk County Court.¹²

     Lorinda Rachel Wilson was born on 17 October 1841 at Lamar Co., Texas, USA; aged 8 in 1850 census and POB=Texas.^2,3,7 She married John Newton, son of Larkin Newton and Mary Ann Wilson, before 1873
; According to their Find A Grave memorials, their oldest child, George, was born in 1873.⁸
Lorinda Rachel Wilson died on 17 October 1930 at Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas, USA, at age 89; Ancestry.com - Texas, Death Certificates, 1903-1982
     Name:     Lorinda R Newton [Lorinda R Wilson]
     Gender:     Female
     Race:     White
     Age:     89
     Birth Date:     17 Oct 1841
     Birth Place:     Texas
     Death Date:     17 Oct 1930
     Death Place:     Highland Park, Dallas, Texas, USA
     Father:     GU Wilson
     Source Citation: Texas Department of State Health Services; Austin Texas, USA; Texas Death Certificates, 1903–1982
     Source Information: Ancestry.com. Texas, Death Certificates, 1903-1982 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2013.
     Original data: Texas Department of State Health Services. Texas Death Certificates, 1903–1982. Austin, Texas, USA.^3,7,9
Lorinda Rachel Wilson was buried after 17 October 1930 at Newton Cemetery, Ellis Co., Texas, USA; from Find A Grave:
     Birth:      Oct. 17, 1841
     Death:      Oct. 17, 1930
     Family links: Children:
      George W Newton (1873 - 1918)*
      Venus Newton Oliver (1878 - 1955)*
     Burial: Newton Cemetery, Ellis County, Texas, USA
     Created by: Randy Brown
     Record added: Apr 11, 2008
     Find A Grave Memorial# 25925640.⁷
     Lorinda Rachel Wilson was listed as a resident in Col. George Wilson and Elizabeth Jackson McCoy's household in the census report on 3 December 1850 at Dallas Co., Texas, USA;
p. 96A, Lines 7-17, Dwelling 345; Family 355
     7 WILSON, George Wilson 43 [1807] M Farmer $1508 NC
     8 " , Elizabeth 44 [1806] F -- -- Tenn
     9 " , Thomas 21 [1829] M Farmer -- Tenn
     10 " , Joseph 19 [1831] M Farmer -- Tenn
     11 " , Nancy 18 [1832] F -- -- Tenn
     12 " , Avrilla 16 [1834] F -- -- Tenn
     13 " , Jane 14 [1836] F -- -- Tenn
     14 " , William 12 [1838] M -- -- MO
     15 " , Harison 10 [1840] M -- -- Texas
     16 " , Lorinda 8 [1842] F -- -- Texas
     16 " , Charles D. 6 [1844] M -- -- Texas
     17 " , James K. P. 2 [1848] M -- -- Texas
     18 WHEALER, John J. 25 [1825] M Farmer -- NC
     19 " , Rhoda 27 [1823] F -- -- AL
     20 " , James C. 2 [1848] M -- -- Texas
     21 " , Elisha N. 2/12 [1850] M -- -- Texas
     22 GUEST, Joseph C. 22 [1828] M Farmer -- AL.¹⁰

Lorinda Rachel Wilson was listed as a resident in Col. George Wilson and Elizabeth Jackson McCoy's household in the census report on 16 August 1860 at Precinct 8, Cedar Hill, Dallas Co., Texas, USA;
p. 386, Lines 7-17, Dwelling 631; Family 631
     7 WILSON, Geo 54 [1806] M Farmer $22,850 $4,400 NC
     8 " , Elizabeth 55 [1805] F TN
     9 " , Thos G 32 [1828] Machinist TN
     10 " , Joseph C 30 [1830] Machinist TN
     11 " , Avarilla 24 [1836] F TN
     12 " , Mary J 20? [1840] F TN
     13 " , Wm J 22 [1838] M TN
     14 " , Harrison B 20 [1840] M TN
     15 " , Larinda R 19 [1841] F TX
     16 " , Chas D 17 [1843] M TX
     17 " , Jas K P 14 [1846] M TX.¹¹

Lorinda Rachel Wilson was listed as a resident in Mary Ann Wilson's household in the census report on 15 August 1870 at Waxahachie, Ellis Co., Texas, USA; p. 383-A, lines 17-23, dwelling 234, family 230
     17 NEWTON, Mary A. 56 [1814] F W TN
     18 " , John 36 [1834] M W Farmer MO
     19 " , Thomas 21 [1849] M W MO
     20 " , Texana 18 [1852] F W TX
     21 " , Lorinda 25 [1845] F W TX
     22 " , Etta 1 [1869] F W TX
     23 " , Mollie 3/12 [Apr 1870] F W TX.¹²

Lorinda Rachel Wilson and John Newton appeared in the census of 14 June 1880 at Precinct 6, Ellis Co., Texas, USA;      [On the same page as a James L. NEWTON (lines 23-33), possibly his father, and a Thomas Newton (lines 34-39), possibly his brother.]
pp. 546-D & 547-A, lines 46-50 & 1-5, dwelling 166, family 174
     46 NEWTON, John W M 45 [1835] Married Farming MO TN KY
     47 " , Lorinda W F 37 [1843] Wife Married Keeping House TX TN TN
     48 " , Ettie W F 11 [1869] Daughter Single At Home Attended School TX MO TX
     49 " , Mary A. W F 10 [1870] Daughter Single At Home Attended School TX MO TX
     50 " , Larkin W M 8 [1872] Son Single At Home Attended School TX MO TX
     1 " , George W M 6 [1874] Son Single TX MO TX
     2 " , Harrison W M 4 [1876] Son Single TX MO TX
     3 " , Venus W F 1 [1879] Daughter Single TX MO TX
     4 MASTERSON, Ezra W M 22 [1858] Single Laborer IN England OH
     5 WHITAKER, John W M 24 [1856] Single Laborer KY KY KY.¹³

Lorinda Rachel Wilson appeared in the census of 18 June 1900 at Justice Precinct 6, Ellis Co., Texas, USA;      [Next door to her son, Larkin.]
p. 15, lines 30-33, dwelling 252, famly 255
     30 NEWTON, L. R. Head E F Oct 1841 Widowed 8-children-born 7-children-living TX TN TN Farming
     32 " , Venus Daughter F W Jul 1878 21 Single TX MO TX
     33 " , Neptune Son W M May 1883 17 Single TX MO TX
     34 " , Uranies V. Daughter W F Jan 1886 14 Single TX MO TX.¹⁴

Lorinda Rachel Wilson appeared in the census of 15 April 1910 at Justice Precinct 5, Ellis Co., Texas, USA; p. 1-A, lines 1-3, dwelling 1, family 1
     1 NEWTON, Lorinda R. Head F W 68 [1842] Widowed 8-children-born 7-children-living TX TN TN None
     2 " , Uranus V. Daughter F W 24 [1886] Single TX MO TX School Teacher Public School
     3 BROOKS, Jodie Boarder F W 33 [1877] single TX GA AL School Teacher Public School.¹⁵

Lorinda Rachel Wilson lived in 1920 at Midlothian, Ellis Co., Texas, USA; Levine cites: Title: 1920 United States Federal Census
Author: Ancestry.com
Publication: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2005. For details on the contents of the film numbers, visit the following NARA web page: NARA. Note: Enumeration Districts 819-839 on roll 323 (Chicago City.Original data - United States
Note:

Page: Year: 1920; Census Place: Midlothian, Ellis, Texas; Roll: T625_1800; Page: 5B; Enumeration District: 143; Image: 380.
Note: http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=sse&db=1920usfedcen&h=80381470&ti=0&indiv=try&gss=pt
Note:
Text: Birth date: abt 1842Birth place: TexasResidence date: 1920Residence place: Midlothian, Ellis, Texas.³

Lorinda Rachel Wilson was listed as a resident in James Granville Oliver and Venus Newton's household in the census report on 6 January 1920 at Midlothian City, Ellis Co., Texas, USA; p. 5-B, lines 76-78, dwelling 118, family 126
     76 OLIVER, James G. Head M W 42 [1878] Married MS AL MS Cashier Bank
     77 " , Venus Wife M [sic] W 41 [1879] Married TX MO TX
     78 NEWTON, Lorinda Mother-in-law F W 78 [1842] Widowed TX TN TN.¹⁶

Lorinda Rachel Wilson appeared in the census of 7 April 1930 at Midlothian City, Ellis Co., Texas, USA; p. 7-A, line 33, dwelling 152, family 170
     33 NEWTON, Loranda R. Head F W 88 [1842] Widowed married-22yrsold TX IL IL None.¹⁷

     Charles D. Wilson was born circa 1844 at Texas, USA; aged 6 in 1850 census and POB=Texas.¹
     Charles D. Wilson was listed as a resident in Col. George Wilson and Elizabeth Jackson McCoy's household in the census report on 3 December 1850 at Dallas Co., Texas, USA;
p. 96A, Lines 7-17, Dwelling 345; Family 355
     7 WILSON, George Wilson 43 [1807] M Farmer $1508 NC
     8 " , Elizabeth 44 [1806] F -- -- Tenn
     9 " , Thomas 21 [1829] M Farmer -- Tenn
     10 " , Joseph 19 [1831] M Farmer -- Tenn
     11 " , Nancy 18 [1832] F -- -- Tenn
     12 " , Avrilla 16 [1834] F -- -- Tenn
     13 " , Jane 14 [1836] F -- -- Tenn
     14 " , William 12 [1838] M -- -- MO
     15 " , Harison 10 [1840] M -- -- Texas
     16 " , Lorinda 8 [1842] F -- -- Texas
     16 " , Charles D. 6 [1844] M -- -- Texas
     17 " , James K. P. 2 [1848] M -- -- Texas
     18 WHEALER, John J. 25 [1825] M Farmer -- NC
     19 " , Rhoda 27 [1823] F -- -- AL
     20 " , James C. 2 [1848] M -- -- Texas
     21 " , Elisha N. 2/12 [1850] M -- -- Texas
     22 GUEST, Joseph C. 22 [1828] M Farmer -- AL.²

Charles D. Wilson was listed as a resident in Col. George Wilson and Elizabeth Jackson McCoy's household in the census report on 16 August 1860 at Precinct 8, Cedar Hill, Dallas Co., Texas, USA;
p. 386, Lines 7-17, Dwelling 631; Family 631
     7 WILSON, Geo 54 [1806] M Farmer $22,850 $4,400 NC
     8 " , Elizabeth 55 [1805] F TN
     9 " , Thos G 32 [1828] Machinist TN
     10 " , Joseph C 30 [1830] Machinist TN
     11 " , Avarilla 24 [1836] F TN
     12 " , Mary J 20? [1840] F TN
     13 " , Wm J 22 [1838] M TN
     14 " , Harrison B 20 [1840] M TN
     15 " , Larinda R 19 [1841] F TX
     16 " , Chas D 17 [1843] M TX
     17 " , Jas K P 14 [1846] M TX.³

     James Knox Polk Wilson was born on 24 April 1848 at Texas, USA; aged 2 in 1850 census and POB=Texas.^1,2 He married Emily Bryant after 18 June 1880
; her 1st husband; James appears in the household of his parents in the 1880 census.^6,7
James Knox Polk Wilson died on 13 May 1896 at Dallas Co., Texas, USA, at age 48.²
James Knox Polk Wilson was buried after 13 May 1896 at Little Bethel Memorial Park, Duncanville, Dallas Co., Texas, USA; from Find A Grave website:
     Birth:      Apr. 24, 1848
     Death:      May 13, 1896
     Husband #1 of Emily Bryant and daughter of William Bryant Sr.
     Family links: Parents: George Wilson (1806 - 1889)
     Spouse: Emily Bryant Castleman (1861 - 1939)*
     Burial: Little Bethel Memorial Park, Duncanville, Dallas County, Texas, USA
     Created by: Patricia Kemper
     Record added: Apr 24, 2009
     Find A Grave Memorial# 36321278.²
     James Knox Polk Wilson was listed as a resident in Col. George Wilson and Elizabeth Jackson McCoy's household in the census report on 3 December 1850 at Dallas Co., Texas, USA;
p. 96A, Lines 7-17, Dwelling 345; Family 355
     7 WILSON, George Wilson 43 [1807] M Farmer $1508 NC
     8 " , Elizabeth 44 [1806] F -- -- Tenn
     9 " , Thomas 21 [1829] M Farmer -- Tenn
     10 " , Joseph 19 [1831] M Farmer -- Tenn
     11 " , Nancy 18 [1832] F -- -- Tenn
     12 " , Avrilla 16 [1834] F -- -- Tenn
     13 " , Jane 14 [1836] F -- -- Tenn
     14 " , William 12 [1838] M -- -- MO
     15 " , Harison 10 [1840] M -- -- Texas
     16 " , Lorinda 8 [1842] F -- -- Texas
     16 " , Charles D. 6 [1844] M -- -- Texas
     17 " , James K. P. 2 [1848] M -- -- Texas
     18 WHEALER, John J. 25 [1825] M Farmer -- NC
     19 " , Rhoda 27 [1823] F -- -- AL
     20 " , James C. 2 [1848] M -- -- Texas
     21 " , Elisha N. 2/12 [1850] M -- -- Texas
     22 GUEST, Joseph C. 22 [1828] M Farmer -- AL.⁸

James Knox Polk Wilson was listed as a resident in Col. George Wilson and Elizabeth Jackson McCoy's household in the census report on 16 August 1860 at Precinct 8, Cedar Hill, Dallas Co., Texas, USA;
p. 386, Lines 7-17, Dwelling 631; Family 631
     7 WILSON, Geo 54 [1806] M Farmer $22,850 $4,400 NC
     8 " , Elizabeth 55 [1805] F TN
     9 " , Thos G 32 [1828] Machinist TN
     10 " , Joseph C 30 [1830] Machinist TN
     11 " , Avarilla 24 [1836] F TN
     12 " , Mary J 20? [1840] F TN
     13 " , Wm J 22 [1838] M TN
     14 " , Harrison B 20 [1840] M TN
     15 " , Larinda R 19 [1841] F TX
     16 " , Chas D 17 [1843] M TX
     17 " , Jas K P 14 [1846] M TX.⁹

James Knox Polk Wilson was listed as a resident in Col. George Wilson and Elizabeth Jackson McCoy's household in the census report on 18 June 1880 at Precinct 6, Dallas Co., Texas, USA; p. 316C, lines 32-37, Dwelling 160, Family 165
     32 WILSON, George W M 74 [1806] -- Married Farmer NC SC VA
     33 " , Ellizabeth W F 75 [1805] Wife Married Keeping House TN Scotland TN
     34 " , Thos G W M 46 [1834] Son Widowed TN NC TN
     35 " , Jas K. P. W M 32 [1848] Son Single Surveyor TX NC TN
     36 " , Lilly W F 9 [1871] Granddaughter Single TX TX TX
     37 HAULLEHAN, Dan W M 50 [1830] Boarder -- Laborer Ireland Ireland Ireland.⁷

     Thomas Tennelly was born in 1730 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA;
From Early Colonial Settlers says b ca 1724.^1,4 He married Eleanor (?) circa 1744 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA,
;
Her 1st of 3 husbands. Early Col. Settlers says m ca 1744, but Thomas was only about 14 then, so marriage may have been later. 1st known child, Samuel, was b ca 1755.^7,4,8
Thomas Tennelly died before 1 February 1761 at Frederick Co., Maryland, USA; Date of inventory of estate.^1,4
     GAV-6.

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From Early Colonial Settlers:
Thomas Tennally 76.68 FR £184.16.6 Feb 1 1761 Feb 28 1761
Appraisers: William Lucket, Arthur Nelson.
Creditors: Robert Peter attorney for John Glassford & Co., Robert Peter for self.
Next of kin: Philip Tennally, Josias Tennally.
Administratrix: Aleanor Tennally.
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Thomas Tonally 89.190 FR £184.16.6 Feb 14 1761 Oct 16 1766
Appraisers: W. Luckett, Richard Nilson.
Creditors: Robert Peter for John Glassford & Co., Ninian Beall (son of Richard
Beall .
Next of kin: Philip Tonally (father) Sarah Williams (sister),
Administratrix: Elisabeth Lofflin, wife of Richard Lofflin.
===
Thomas Tinnally 4.175 D FR £46.5.0 Nov 19 1766
Distribution to: Representatives unknown to this Office.
Administratrix: Eleanor Loflin, wife of Richard Loflin.
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JENKINS, DANIEL, JR., Frederick Co. 14 Feb, 1759; 26 Mar, 1759
Bros: Francis, Josias and John Jenkins.
Mother mentioned; John to take care of mother.
Ex: John Jenkins.
Wit: Notley Thomas, Thomas and Benj. Tennalley. 30. 730
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1752-1757 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber NN [Abstract by Mike Marsha[Mike Marshall]est of Thomas Tennally the following Deed was recorded November 13, 1753
Indenture made October 16, 1753; Phillip Tennally, planter, out of the love and affection that he doth bear unto his son Thomas Tennally, for 5 shillings and for divers other causes and considerations him hereunto moving has given a tract called "Radford's Chance" containing 100 acres and binding on John Brawner's part of said land. Signed Phillip Tennally, in the presence of John Hepburn, John Yates and acknowledged before John Hepburn and at the same time Grace Tennally wife of Phillip Tennally relinquished her right of dower.⁴ Thomas Tennelly was also known as Thomas Tenley.¹ Thomas Tennelly was also known as Thomas Tenaly.⁴

     Eleanor (?) was born circa 1728 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA.^1,2 She married Thomas Tennelly, son of Philip Tynley Sr. and Grace Thomas, circa 1744 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA,
;
Her 1st of 3 husbands. Early Col. Settlers says m ca 1744, but Thomas was only about 14 then, so marriage may have been later. 1st known child, Samuel, was b ca 1755.^1,3,2 Eleanor (?) married Richard Loflin before 14 February 1761 at Frederick Co., Maryland, USA,
; Her 2nd of 3 husbands.^4,2 Eleanor (?) married John Compton before 20 October 1769 at Frederick Co., Maryland, USA,
; Her 3rd of 3 husbands.⁵
Eleanor (?) died after 1770 at Frederick Co., Maryland, USA.²
     GAV-6.

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From Early Colonial Settlers:
Thomas Tennally 76.68 FR £184.16.6 Feb 1 1761 Feb 28 1761
Appraisers: William Lucket, Arthur Nelson.
Creditors: Robert Peter attorney for John Glassford & Co., Robert Peter for self.
Next of kin: Philip Tennally, Josias Tennally.
Administratrix: Aleanor Tennally.
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Thomas Tonally 89.190 FR £184.16.6 Feb 14 1761 Oct 16 1766
Appraisers: W. Luckett, Richard Nilson.
Creditors: Robert Peter for John Glassford & Co., Ninian Beall (son of Richard Beall .
Next of kin: Philip Tonally (father) Sarah Williams (sister),
Administratrix: Elisabeth Lofflin, wife of Richard Lofflin.
=== did she remarry?
Eleanor Brooks 121.329 PG £10.17.4 Dec 20 1772 Mar 29 1775
Appraisers: William Norton, Robert Wade, Jr.
Creditors: Peter Campbell for John Glasford & Co., Nehemiah Trahorn.
Next of kin: Henry Brooks, John Waland, Sr.
Administrator: Josias Tennelly.²

     Samuel Tinly was born circa 1755 at Maryland, USA.²

     George Lewis Tennelly was born in 1756 at Maryland, USA.¹

     Philip Tynley Sr. was born in 1695 at Tennelly Town, Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA; Early Col. Settlers says b 1677.^1,3 He married Grace Thomas, daughter of Daniel Thomas (Sr.) and Anne Humphrey, on 2 July 1720 at Piscataway Parish or King George Parish, Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA,
;
Phil Tonanly in the U.S., Family History Books
[Image attached]
Philip Tynley Sr. died between 13 November 1772 and 25 November 1772 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA; Presumably died between date of will and date of probate thereof.^1,3

His estate was probated on 25 November 1772 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA.³

     GAV-7.

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From Early Colonial Settlers:
this line researched by http://www.wesleypippenger.com
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Contributed by Shirley Middleton Moller
29 Aug 1768 Philip Tennally gives depo stating he is age 91. PGLR BB2:388
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TENELEY, PHILIP, SENR, Prince George's Co. 13 Nov 1772; 25 Nov 1772
To son Joseph Tenely, tracts "Tenely Chance" and "Hunters Kindness", 30 acres.
To son Benjamin Teneley, one negro, stock and tract "Radfords Chance," 70 acres, but my wife Grace Teneley to have above lands for her lifetime.
To daus. Charity Simpson, Mary Ridgaway, Sarah Williams and Anne Murphey, 1 shilling each.
To wife Grace Teneley, extx, residue of personal estate and four negroes during her lifetime then the negroes to my son Josiah Tenely.
To granddau. Vinaford Wornall, stock.
Wit: William Bayne; Thomas Burch; Robt. Wade. 39. 466
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THOMAS, ANN, Prince George's Co. 9 Jul, 1746; 21 Jul, 1746
To grandsons, WILLIAM TENALY and PHILLIP TENALY, JR, slaves.
To 2 grand-daus. SARAH BERRY and Anne BERRY, cattle.
WILLIAM FENDLY (?) (The names of Wm, and Phillip Tenaly,
probably may be meant for Fendly),
To dau, WENEFRED LOIS, my wearing apparel.
To son WILLIAM, 1 s. sterl.
To son DANIEL, same,
To dau, ELIZABETH CLENSEY, same,
To son JOHN, same,
Wit: Henry Humphrey, Hugh Humphrey, 24.501
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Hunter, William, Sr., Prince George"s County, 6th May, 1728; 25th June, 1728.
To wife Rebecca, personal estate during widowhood; at her marriage or death to son William and dau, Mary, wife of John Pile (Piles).
To grandson Hunter Piles and hrs., 150 A. "Huntersfield." residue to other 3 grandchild., viz. William, John and Mary Piles and their hrs. 1 A. of sd. tract where first wife (unnamed) and some child. are buried (and where testator directs that he be buried) not to be sold.
To grandson Thomas Hunter, 1s.
Exs.: Son William and Zachariah Wade.
Test: Philip Tennely, John Brawner, James Kendall. MCW 19, 425,
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Thomas Tonally 89.190 FR £184.16.6 Feb 14 1761 Oct 16 1766
Appraisers: W. Luckett, Richard Nilson.
Creditors: Robert Peter for John Glassford & Co., Ninian Beall (son of Richard
Beall .
Next of kin: Philip Tonally (father) Sarah Williams (sister),
Administratrix: Elisabeth Lofflin, wife of Richard Lofflin.
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1739-1743 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber Y, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 353.
I, Joseph Punnitt (Ponnett) of PG, merchant, for divers good causes, give to Henry Humfrey of PG, cordwainer, part of a tract of land called RADFORDS CHANCE, lying in PG, bounded by a black oak sapling near the head of the Tobacco House Branch, the outside line of Phillip Tenaly's land, the lines of James Gibbs land joining to the tract afd, sd Henry Humfrey's land, containing about 100 acres. Signed Jul 18, 1741 - Joseph Punnitt. Wit - Tho Owen*, Jno Hawkins Jr*. Recorded Aug 1, 1741.
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1752-1757 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber NN [Abstract by Mike Marshall]; Page 144. At the request of Philip Tennally the following Deed was recorded June 27, 1753
Indenture made December 18, 1752Indenture made December 18, 1752; between William Torver, Bartholomew Pomeroy and Joseph Jansen all of the city of London, merchants and assignees of John Philpott late of the city, merchant of one part and Philip Tennally of PGCo, planter of the other part. Whereas Dr. Andrew Scott by his deed of mortgage did convey to George Scott for the term of said Andrew Scott's life a tract called "Speedwell" containing 138 acres. And whereas George Scott afterwards by his deed did assign and make over to John Philpott all his right title interest to the tract of land and whereas Dr. Andrew Scott afterwards by his deed released to John Philpott all the equity he has to redeem the mortgage. Now this indenture witness that William Torver, Bartholomew Pomeroy and Joseph Jansen in consideration of £25 money of Great Britain paid to Brian Philpot, Jr. of Baltimore County, Maryland their attorney and have demised and to farm let by these presents unto Philip Tennally a tract called "Speedwell" being the plantation whereon Dr. Scott lately dwell paying yearly one pepper corn if demanded. Signed William Torver, Bartholomew Pomeroy and Joseph Jansen in the presence of Matthias Harris, Robert Darnall, Alexander Williamson and acknowledged before John Hepburn
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1752-1757 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber NN [Abstract by Mike Marshall]; Page 206. At the request of Thomas Tennally the following Deed was recorded November 13, 1753
Indenture made October 16, 1753; Phillip Tennally, planter, out of the love and affection that he doth bear unto his son Thomas Tennally, for 5 shillings and for divers other causes and considerations him hereunto moving has given a tract called "Radford's Chance" containing 100 acres and binding on John Brawner's part of said land. Signed Phillip Tennally, in the presence of John Hepburn, John Yates and acknowledged before John Hepburn and at the same time Grace Tennally wife of Phillip Tennally relinquished her right of dower
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1789-1790 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber II [Abstract by Mike Marshall]; Page 348. At the request of James Hawkins the following Land Commission was recorded September 25, 1789
Memorandum that on the special petition of James Hawkins of PGCo preferred to the justices of the county on the Monday before the 2nd Tuesday in April 1788 for a land commission was issued on April 10, 1788; to Messrs Garland Callis, John Addison, Dr. William Baker and Capt. Zachariah Wade of PGCo Gentleman, whereas James Hawkins is seized of a tract called "Maddocks Folly" and preferred his petition in writing to our county court held at Upper Marlborough Town for a commission to examine evidence to prove and perpetuate the memory of the bounds of the said tract of land. Therefore, we command you any three or two of you to examine all witnesses or persons concerned touching their knowledge of the bounds of the said tract. Witness David Craufurd, Gentleman, April 9, 1788, issued April 10, 1788, John Read Magruder, clerk
In pursuance of a commission to examine evidences to prove the bounds of "Maddocks Folly"we met June 21, 1788 at the remains of a hickory stump where a stone is now fixed on the east side of Henson Branch and opposite the low grounds.
John Frederick Augustus Priggs aged about 61 years deposeth that in the beginning of 1760, Col. John Addison, deceased, employed him to survey "Maddocks Folly" and brought him to a bounded hickory tree where he now stands who told him it was the beginning tree and ran the first line from it. We then proceeded to a stone near a small branch
John Frederick Augustus Priggs deposeth that about 29-30 years ago he had a land warrant to execute for Philip Tennerly, deceased who brought him to this stone where then stood a white oak stump who told him it was the 2nd bound tree of "Maddocks Folly" and Col. John Addison told him the same
William Bayne aged 59 years, sayeth that about 20 odd years ago he was working with Charles Fenley near Henson Branch who pointed to a hickory and said William Norris told him it was one of Addison bound trees and since then informed it was the beginning tree of "Maddocks Folly" and further saith that about 1722, he was overseer for Col. Addison and in clearing a piece of graound he saw a middle sized dogwood tree blazed who told him it was a boundary and the said dogwood stood near where a stone is now planted as the end of the first line of "Maddocks Folly."³ Philip Tynley Sr. was also known as Philip Tenaly Sr.³

Philip Tynley Sr. left a will on 13 November 1772 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
TENELEY, PHILIP, SENR, Prince George's Co. 13 Nov 1772; 25 Nov 1772
To son Joseph Tenely, tracts "Tenely Chance" and "Hunters Kindness", 30 acres.
To son Benjamin Teneley, one negro, stock and tract "Radfords Chance," 70 acres, but my wife Grace Teneley to have above lands for her lifetime.
To daus. Charity Simpson, Mary Ridgaway, Sarah Williams and Anne Murphey, 1 shilling each.
To wife Grace Teneley, extx, residue of personal estate and four negroes during her lifetime then the negroes to my son Josiah Tenely.
To granddau. Vinaford Wornall, stock.
Wit: William Bayne; Thomas Burch; Robt. Wade. 39. 466.³

     Grace Thomas was born circa 1704 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA.^1,2 She married Philip Tynley Sr., son of Tinnally Tynley, on 2 July 1720 at Piscataway Parish or King George Parish, Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA,
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Phil Tonanly in the U.S., Family History Books
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Grace Thomas died between 14 November 1775 and 8 January 1776 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA; Presumably died between date of will and date of probate thereof.^1,2

Her estate was probated on 8 January 1776.²

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Thomas, Daniel, Sr., Prince George's County, 2nd June, 1741; 21st Sept., 1742.
To wife Ann, estate on which she now lives apart from testator,
To sons William, Daniel and John and daus. Grace Turnely and Winifred Lewis, and to child. of dau. Anne Berry, deceased, 1s. each.
To dau. Elizabeth Clancy, extx., residue of estate.
Test: Benj. Johnson, Stephen Gordon. MCW 22,505.
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THOMAS, ANN, Prince George's Co. 9 Jul, 1746; 21 Jul, 1746
To grandsons, WILLIAM TENALY and PHILLIP TENALY, JR, slaves.
To 2 grand-daus. SARAH BERRY and Anne BERRY, cattle.
WILLIAM FENDLY (?) (The names of Wm, and Phillip Tenaly,
probably may be meant for Fendly),
To dau, WENEFRED LOIS, my wearing apparel.
To son WILLIAM, 1 s. sterl.
To son DANIEL, same,
To dau, ELIZABETH CLENSEY, same,
To son JOHN, same,
Wit: Henry Humphrey, Hugh Humphrey, 24.501
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TENELEY, PHILIP, SENR, Prince George's Co. 13 Nov 1772; 25 Nov 1772
To son Joseph Tenely, tracts "Tenely Chance" and "Hunters Kindness", 30 acres.
To son Benjamin Teneley, one negro, stock and tract"Radfords Chance," 70 acres, but my wife Grace Teneley to have above lands for her lifetime.
To daus. Charity Simpson, Mary Ridgaway, Sarah Williams and Anne Murphey, 1 shilling each.
To wife Grace Teneley, extx, residue of personal estate and four negroes during her lifetime then the negroes to my son Josiah Tenely.
To granddau. Vinaford Wornall, stock.
Wit: William Bayne; Thomas Burch; Robt. Wade. 39. 466
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1752-1757 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber NN [Abstract by Mike Marshall]; Page 206.[Mike Marshall]Tennally the following Deed was recorded November 13, 1753
Indenture made October 16, 1753; Phillip Tennally, planter, out of the love and affection that he doth bear unto his son Thomas Tennally, for 5 shillings and for divers other causes and considerations him hereunto moving has given a tract called "Radford's Chance" containing 100 acres and binding on John Brawner's part of said land. Signed Phillip Tennally, in the presence of John Hepburn, John Yates and acknowledged before John Hepburn and at the same time Grace Tennally wife of Phillip Tennally relinquished her right of dower.²
In Daniel Thomas (Sr.)'s will dated 2 June 1741 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA, Grace Thomas was named as an heir;
See image of will from Ancestry.com.
Record #1: Daniel Thomas Sr in the Maryland, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1635-1777

Record #2: Daniel Thomas Sr. in the Maryland, U.S., Calendar of Wills, 1635-1743
In Philip Tynley Sr.'s will dated 13 November 1772 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA, Grace Thomas was named as executor;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
TENELEY, PHILIP, SENR, Prince George's Co. 13 Nov 1772; 25 Nov 1772
To son Joseph Tenely, tracts "Tenely Chance" and "Hunters Kindness", 30 acres.
To son Benjamin Teneley, one negro, stock and tract "Radfords Chance," 70 acres, but my wife Grace Teneley to have above lands for her lifetime.
To daus. Charity Simpson, Mary Ridgaway, Sarah Williams and Anne Murphey, 1 shilling each.
To wife Grace Teneley, extx, residue of personal estate and four negroes during her lifetime then the negroes to my son Josiah Tenely.
To granddau. Vinaford Wornall, stock.
Wit: William Bayne; Thomas Burch; Robt. Wade. 39. 466.⁷

Grace Thomas left a will on 14 November 1775 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA;
Record #1: From Early Colonial Settlers:
TENNLEY, GRACE, Prince George's Co. 14 Nov. 1775 8 Jan. 1776
Tenneley/Tenaley/Tennely
To dau. Ann Murphy, wearing apparel, saddle.
To daus: Mary Ridgway, Mary Ridgway, Charity Simpson, 1 shilling each.
To son Benjamin Tennely, 1 shilling.
To grandson Philip Tenaley, son of my son Josias Tenaley, bed, rug, blanket.
To Grace Tenaley, dau. of my son Josias Teneley, bed, rug, blanket.
To son Josias Tenaley, ex, residue of estate.
Wit: Susannah Fry; Thomas Sherewood; Robt. Wade, Sr. 40. 465


Grace Tennery [sic] in the Maryland, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1635-1777
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     William Tenley was born on 29 June 1721 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA.¹
William Tenley died on 13 November 1791 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA, at age 70.¹
     In Anne Humphrey's will dated 9 July 1746 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA, William Tenley was named as an heir;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
THOMAS, ANN, Prince George's Co. 9 Jul, 1746; 21 Jul, 1746
To grandsons, WILLIAM TENALY and PHILLIP TENALY, JR, slaves.
To 2 grand-daus. SARAH BERRY and Anne BERRY, cattle.
WILLIAM FENDLY (?) (The names of Wm, and Phillip Tenaly,
probably may be meant for Fendly),
To dau, WENEFRED LOIS, my wearing apparel.
To son WILLIAM, 1 s. sterl.
To son DANIEL, same,
To dau, ELIZABETH CLENSEY, same,
To son JOHN, same,
Wit: Henry Humphrey, Hugh Humphrey, 24.501.⁴

     Mary Tenley was born in 1725 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA.¹ She married John Ridgeway circa 1741 at King George Parish, Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA,
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
Family     Mary Tenaly, b. 1725, King George Parish, Prince George's County, Maryland d. 10 Oct 1809, Berkeley County, Virginia (Age 84 years)
Marriage     Abt 1741      King George Parish, Prince George's County, Maryland
Children      
     1. Margery Ridgway, b. 8 Dec 1751, Prince George's County, Maryland d. 28 Oct 1821, Bedford County, Virginia (Age 69 years)
     2. John Ridgway, b. 1757, Prince George's County, Maryland d. Aft 1795, Prince George's County, Maryland (Age > 39 years.)^2,5
Mary Tenley died on 10 October 1809 at Berkeley Co., Virginia, USA.^1,2
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Mo1777-1781 Montgomery County, Maryland Land Records Liber A, [Patricia Anderson];age 619. Mar 28, 1781 from John Ridgway of M, to Thomas Johns of M, for 400 £all that part of a tract of land called Dan, lying in M, bounded by Edward Tucker's part of Dan, containing about 150 acres. Signed - John (X his mark) Ridgway. Wit - AEns Campbell*, Rich u Smith*. Mary, wife of the sd John Ridgway, relinquished her right of dower to the within mentioned land. Recorded Apr 2, 1781.²
In Philip Tynley Sr.'s will dated 13 November 1772 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA, Mary Tenley was named as an heir;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
TENELEY, PHILIP, SENR, Prince George's Co. 13 Nov 1772; 25 Nov 1772
To son Joseph Tenely, tracts "Tenely Chance" and "Hunters Kindness", 30 acres.
To son Benjamin Teneley, one negro, stock and tract "Radfords Chance," 70 acres, but my wife Grace Teneley to have above lands for her lifetime.
To daus. Charity Simpson, Mary Ridgaway, Sarah Williams and Anne Murphey, 1 shilling each.
To wife Grace Teneley, extx, residue of personal estate and four negroes during her lifetime then the negroes to my son Josiah Tenely.
To granddau. Vinaford Wornall, stock.
Wit: William Bayne; Thomas Burch; Robt. Wade. 39. 466.³
In Grace Thomas's will dated 14 November 1775 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA, Mary Tenley was named as an heir;
Record #1: From Early Colonial Settlers:
TENNLEY, GRACE, Prince George's Co. 14 Nov. 1775 8 Jan. 1776
Tenneley/Tenaley/Tennely
To dau. Ann Murphy, wearing apparel, saddle.
To daus: Mary Ridgway, Mary Ridgway, Charity Simpson, 1 shilling each.
To son Benjamin Tennely, 1 shilling.
To grandson Philip Tenaley, son of my son Josias Tenaley, bed, rug, blanket.
To Grace Tenaley, dau. of my son Josias Teneley, bed, rug, blanket.
To son Josias Tenaley, ex, residue of estate.
Wit: Susannah Fry; Thomas Sherewood; Robt. Wade, Sr. 40. 465


Grace Tennery [sic] in the Maryland, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1635-1777
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     John Ridgeway was born on 1 September 1716 at King George Parish, Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA.² He married Mary Tenley, daughter of Philip Tynley Sr. and Grace Thomas, circa 1741 at King George Parish, Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA,
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
Family     Mary Tenaly, b. 1725, King George Parish, Prince George's County, Maryland d. 10 Oct 1809, Berkeley County, Virginia (Age 84 years)
Marriage     Abt 1741      King George Parish, Prince George's County, Maryland
Children      
     1. Margery Ridgway, b. 8 Dec 1751, Prince George's County, Maryland d. 28 Oct 1821, Bedford County, Virginia (Age 69 years)
     2. John Ridgway, b. 1757, Prince George's County, Maryland d. Aft 1795, Prince George's County, Maryland (Age > 39 years.)^3,2
John Ridgeway died on 21 May 1793 at Berkeley Co., West Virginia, USA, at age 76.^1,2
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Mo1777-1781 Montgomery County, Maryland Land Records Liber A, [Patricia Anderson];age 619. Mar 28, 1781 from John Ridgway of M, to Thomas Johns of M, for 400 £all that part of a tract of land called Dan, lying in M, bounded by Edward Tucker's part of Dan, containing about 150 acres. Signed - John (X his mark) Ridgway. Wit - AEns Campbell*, Rich u Smith*. Mary, wife of the sd John Ridgway, relinquished her right of dower to the within mentioned land. Recorded Apr 2, 1781.² John Ridgeway was also known as John Ridgway.²

     Anne Tenley married (?) Murphy.⁵
Anne Tenley was born circa 1730 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA; Early Col. Settlers says b aft 1720.^1,2
     Anne Tenley was also known as Anne Tenaly.²
In Philip Tynley Sr.'s will dated 13 November 1772 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA, Anne Tenley was named as an heir;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
TENELEY, PHILIP, SENR, Prince George's Co. 13 Nov 1772; 25 Nov 1772
To son Joseph Tenely, tracts "Tenely Chance" and "Hunters Kindness", 30 acres.
To son Benjamin Teneley, one negro, stock and tract "Radfords Chance," 70 acres, but my wife Grace Teneley to have above lands for her lifetime.
To daus. Charity Simpson, Mary Ridgaway, Sarah Williams and Anne Murphey, 1 shilling each.
To wife Grace Teneley, extx, residue of personal estate and four negroes during her lifetime then the negroes to my son Josiah Tenely.
To granddau. Vinaford Wornall, stock.
Wit: William Bayne; Thomas Burch; Robt. Wade. 39. 466.³

     Philip Tynley Jr. was born in 1722 at King George Parish, Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA.^1,2 He married Hannah 'Joanna' (?) in 1742 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA,
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
Family     Hannah 'Johanna' MNU Tenaly, b. 1724, Prince George's County, Maryland d. Aft 1776, Prince George's County, Maryland (Age > 53 years)
Marriage     1742      Prince George's County, Maryland
Children      
     1. Elizabeth Tenaly, b. 1746, Prince George's County, Maryland
     2. William Tenaly, b. 1747, Prince George's County, Maryland d. Aft 1789, Prince George's County, Maryland (Age > 43 years)
     3. John Tenaly, b. 1749, Prince George's County, Maryland
     4. Lydia Tenaly, b. 1755, Prince George's County, Maryland
     5. Sarah Tenaly, b. 1756, Prince George's County, Maryland.^5,2,6
Philip Tynley Jr. died before 11 September 1773 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA; Date of inventory of estate.^1,2
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
Philip Tenley/Tennely, Jr. 117.340 PG £6.9.9 Sep 11 1773 Nov 24 1773
Appraisers: Willlara Boyne, Nathaniel Wallon,
Creditors; Thomas Clagett for Oswald Deniston & Co., Peter Campbell for John Glassford & Co.
Next of kin: William Tennally, John Tennally.
Administratrix: Hannah Tennelly,
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Thomas Tennally 76.68 FR £184.16.6 Feb 1 1761 Feb 28 1761
Appraisers: William Lucket, Arthur Nelson.
Creditors: Robert Peter attorney for John Glassford & Co., Robert Peter for self.
Next of kin: Philip Tennally, Josias Tennally.
Administratrix: Aleanor Tennally.
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THOMAS, ANN, Prince George's Co. 9 Jul, 1746; 21 Jul, 1746
To grandsons, WILLIAM TENALY and PHILLIP TENALY, JR, slaves.
To 2 grand-daus. SARAH BERRY and Anne BERRY, cattle.
WILLIAM FENDLY (?) (The names of Wm, and Phillip Tenaly,
probably may be meant for Fendly),
To dau, WENEFRED LOIS, my wearing apparel.
To son WILLIAM, 1 s. sterl.
To son DANIEL, same,
To dau, ELIZABETH CLENSEY, same,
To son JOHN, same,
Wit: Henry Humphrey, Hugh Humphrey, 24.501.² Philip Tynley Jr. was also known as Philip Tenaly Jr.²
In Anne Humphrey's will dated 9 July 1746 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA, Philip Tynley Jr. was named as an heir;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
THOMAS, ANN, Prince George's Co. 9 Jul, 1746; 21 Jul, 1746
To grandsons, WILLIAM TENALY and PHILLIP TENALY, JR, slaves.
To 2 grand-daus. SARAH BERRY and Anne BERRY, cattle.
WILLIAM FENDLY (?) (The names of Wm, and Phillip Tenaly,
probably may be meant for Fendly),
To dau, WENEFRED LOIS, my wearing apparel.
To son WILLIAM, 1 s. sterl.
To son DANIEL, same,
To dau, ELIZABETH CLENSEY, same,
To son JOHN, same,
Wit: Henry Humphrey, Hugh Humphrey, 24.501.⁷

     Hannah 'Joanna' (?) was born in 1724 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA.^1,2 She married Philip Tynley Jr., son of Philip Tynley Sr. and Grace Thomas, in 1742 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA,
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
Family     Hannah 'Johanna' MNU Tenaly, b. 1724, Prince George's County, Maryland d. Aft 1776, Prince George's County, Maryland (Age > 53 years)
Marriage     1742      Prince George's County, Maryland
Children      
     1. Elizabeth Tenaly, b. 1746, Prince George's County, Maryland
     2. William Tenaly, b. 1747, Prince George's County, Maryland d. Aft 1789, Prince George's County, Maryland (Age > 43 years)
     3. John Tenaly, b. 1749, Prince George's County, Maryland
     4. Lydia Tenaly, b. 1755, Prince George's County, Maryland
     5. Sarah Tenaly, b. 1756, Prince George's County, Maryland.^1,3,2
Hannah 'Joanna' (?) died after 1776.²

     Sarah Tenley was born in 1743 at King George Parish, Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA.^1,3 She married Joseph Williams circa 1761 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA.^5,3,6

Sarah Tenley died after 1776 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA.³
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
Prince George's County, St. John's and Prince George Parishes Maryland State Census 1776, Page 60
Joseph Williams, 55, 7: 5: 4
Sarah Williams, 33, 9: 7: 1
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Thomas Tonally 89.190 FR £184.16.6 Feb 14 1761 Oct 16 1766
Appraisers: W. Luckett, Richard Nilson.
Creditors: Robert Peter for John Glassford & Co., Ninian Beall (son of Richard
Beall .
Next of kin: Philip Tonally (father) Sarah Williams (sister),
Administratrix: Elisabeth Lofflin, wife of Richard Lofflin.³ Sarah Tenley was also known as Sarah Tenaly.³
In Philip Tynley Sr.'s will dated 13 November 1772 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA, Sarah Tenley was named as an heir;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
TENELEY, PHILIP, SENR, Prince George's Co. 13 Nov 1772; 25 Nov 1772
To son Joseph Tenely, tracts "Tenely Chance" and "Hunters Kindness", 30 acres.
To son Benjamin Teneley, one negro, stock and tract "Radfords Chance," 70 acres, but my wife Grace Teneley to have above lands for her lifetime.
To daus. Charity Simpson, Mary Ridgaway, Sarah Williams and Anne Murphey, 1 shilling each.
To wife Grace Teneley, extx, residue of personal estate and four negroes during her lifetime then the negroes to my son Josiah Tenely.
To granddau. Vinaford Wornall, stock.
Wit: William Bayne; Thomas Burch; Robt. Wade. 39. 466.²

     Joseph Williams was born circa 1741 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA.^2,1 He married Sarah Tenley, daughter of Philip Tynley Sr. and Grace Thomas, circa 1761 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA.^2,3,1

Joseph Williams died between 1766 and 1776 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
WILLIAMS, JOSEPH, Prince George's Co. 26 Nov, 1746; 13 Feb, 1747
To son JOSEPH WILLIAMS, a gun called "Machabee," a horse and desk.
To son WILLIAM WILLIAMS, all the Smith tools and old Iron In my shop 9
To dau. SARAH WILLIAMS, cattle,
To grand-son JOSEPH WILLIAMS, cattle,
To wife CATHARINE WILLIAMS, the 1/3 pt. of crop.
To sons JOSEPH and WILLIAM WILLIAMS, and daus. SARAH and MARY WILLIAMS, the other 2/3 of crop.
Wife and son Joseph, exs.
Wit: John Stoddard (who was a captain), John Vermillion, Richard Owen. MCW 25.12.¹ Joseph Williams was also known as William Williams.²

     Joseph Josiah Tenley was born circa 1740 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA.² He married Monica Brooks circa 1772 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA,
; Early Colonial Settlers says m bef 1779.^4,2,5
Joseph Josiah Tenley died in 1791 at Montgomery Co., Maryland, USA.²
     Reference:
Early Colonial Settlers cites: [S281] Western Maryland Genealogy, Vol 12., No. 3, July 1996.²

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From Early Colonial Settlers:
Thomas Tennally 76.68 FR £184.16.6 Feb 1 1761 Feb 28 1761
Appraisers: William Lucket, Arthur Nelson.
Creditors: Robert Peter attorney for John Glassford & Co., Robert Peter for self.
Next of kin: Philip Tennally, Josias Tennally.
Administratrix: Aleanor Tennally.
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Eleanor Brooks 121.329 PG £10.17.4 Dec 20 1772 Mar 29 1775
Appraisers: William Norton, Robert Wade, Jr.
Creditors: Peter Campbell for John Glasford & Co., Nehemiah Trahorn.
Next of kin: Henry Brooks, John Waland, Sr.
Administrator: Josias Tennelly
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Josiah signed the Oath of Fidelity on 22 Jan 1778. The Oath states "I do
swear that I do not have myself bound to yield any allegiance or obedience
to the King of Great Britain, his heirs or successors; and that I will be
true and faithful to the state of Maryland, and will to the utmost of my
power support, maintain and defend the freedom and independence thereof, as the government has now established, against all other enemies and traitors and can______________and will use my utmost endeavors to disclose and make known to the Governor or some one of the Judges, or Justices thereof, all treasons and traiterous conspiracy attempts or combinations against this_____________on the Government thereof, which may come to my knowledge so help me God." "Maryland Records, Colonial Revolutionary County Church by Brumbaugh."

1790 Montgomery County, Maryland census.
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1774-1780 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber CC 2 [Abstract by Mike Mar[Mike Marshall]equest of Josias Tennely the following Deed was recorded November 24, 1777
Indenture made November 3, 1777; William Brawner of the State of Virginia in consideration of 15 pounds common money paid by Josias Tenally of PGCo has sold part of a tract called "Hunters Kindness" which was formerly the right and estate of his deceased father. Signed William Brawner in the presence of and acknowledged before Joshua Beall, William Berry
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1774-1780 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber CC 2 [Abstract by Mike Marsha[Mike Marshall]est of Reubin McDaniel the following Deed was recorded April 21, 1779
Indenture made April 21, 1779; Josias Tennely, Gentleman in consideration of 3000 pounds crop tobacco paid by Reubin McDaniel, Gentleman has sold part of a tract called "Radford's Chance"containing 89 acres and beginning at a bounded corner post of "Hunter's Folly". Signed Josias Tennely in the presence of and acknowledged before Frank Leeke, Samuel Hepburn and at the same time Monica Tenaly wife of Josias Tennely relinquished her right of dower.² Joseph Josiah Tenley was also known as Josias Tenaly.²
In Philip Tynley Sr.'s will dated 13 November 1772 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA, Joseph Josiah Tenley was named as an heir;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
TENELEY, PHILIP, SENR, Prince George's Co. 13 Nov 1772; 25 Nov 1772
To son Joseph Tenely, tracts "Tenely Chance" and "Hunters Kindness", 30 acres.
To son Benjamin Teneley, one negro, stock and tract "Radfords Chance," 70 acres, but my wife Grace Teneley to have above lands for her lifetime.
To daus. Charity Simpson, Mary Ridgaway, Sarah Williams and Anne Murphey, 1 shilling each.
To wife Grace Teneley, extx, residue of personal estate and four negroes during her lifetime then the negroes to my son Josiah Tenely.
To granddau. Vinaford Wornall, stock.
Wit: William Bayne; Thomas Burch; Robt. Wade. 39. 466.¹
In Grace Thomas's will dated 14 November 1775 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA, Joseph Josiah Tenley was named as executor;
Record #1: From Early Colonial Settlers:
TENNLEY, GRACE, Prince George's Co. 14 Nov. 1775 8 Jan. 1776
Tenneley/Tenaley/Tennely
To dau. Ann Murphy, wearing apparel, saddle.
To daus: Mary Ridgway, Mary Ridgway, Charity Simpson, 1 shilling each.
To son Benjamin Tennely, 1 shilling.
To grandson Philip Tenaley, son of my son Josias Tenaley, bed, rug, blanket.
To Grace Tenaley, dau. of my son Josias Teneley, bed, rug, blanket.
To son Josias Tenaley, ex, residue of estate.
Wit: Susannah Fry; Thomas Sherewood; Robt. Wade, Sr. 40. 465


Grace Tennery [sic] in the Maryland, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1635-1777
[Images attached]

     Monica Brooks was born before 1763.² She married Joseph Josiah Tenley, son of Philip Tynley Sr. and Grace Thomas, circa 1772 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA,
; Early Colonial Settlers says m bef 1779.^1,3,2
Monica Brooks died after 1779 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA.²
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
1774-1780 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber CC 2 [[Mike Marshall] Page 605. At the request of Reubin McDaniel the following Deed was recorded April 21, 1779
Indenture made April 21, 1779; Josias Tennely, Gentleman in consideration of 3000 pounds crop tobacco paid by Reubin McDaniel, Gentleman has sold part of a tract called "Radford's Chance"containing 89 acres and beginning at a bounded corner post of "Hunter's Folly". Signed Josias Tennely in the presence of and acknowledged before Frank Leeke, Samuel Hepburn and at the same time Monica Tenaly wife of Josias Tennely relinquished her right of dower.²

     Daniel Thomas (Sr.) was born before 1680.² He married Anne Humphrey circa 1700 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA.^3,2,4

Daniel Thomas (Sr.) died before 21 September 1742 at Piscataway Parish, Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA; Date of probate.^1,2
     GAV-8.

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From Early Colonial Settlers:
Thomas, Daniel, Sr., Prince George's County, 2nd June, 1741; 21st Sept., 1742.
To wife Ann, estate on which she now lives apart from testator,
To sons William, Daniel and John and daus. Grace Turnely and Winifred Lewis, and to child. of dau. Anne Berry, deceased, 1s. each.
To dau. Elizabeth Clancy, extx., residue of estate.
Test: Benj. Johnson, Stephen Gordon. MCW 22,505.
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Elliot, Mary, Prince George's County, 14th Nov., 1727; 5th March, 1727-8.
To son Edward Broner [Brawner], 1s.
To grandsons Edward, William, Thomas and John Broner (sons of son Edward afsd.), granddaus. Elizabeth and Abigall Broner (daus. of son Edward afsd.), personalty.
To Henry Broner (son of Wm. Broner, dec'd) and hrs., 50 A. of "Hunter's Kindness"; and personalty at age of 21; he dying without issue, sd. 50 A. to pass to son John Broner and hrs.
Son John afsd., ex. and residuary legatee.
Test: Jno. Abengton, Robt. Wade, Sr., Thomas Phillips, Richard Blew. 19.853.
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Mary Elliot 13.144 PG £238.10.11 May 21 1728 Jun 16 1728
Appraisers: John Hawkins, Walter Bayne.
Creditors: Joseph Newton, Charles Willett.
Next of kin: Daniel Thomas, Edward Brawner.
Administrator/Executor: John Brawner
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1702-1709 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber C, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 234; Indenture, 8 Jul 1708
Prom: Robert Johnson and Elizabeth his wife of Prince George's County
To: Daniell Thomas of Prince George's County
For the sum of 13£and 3,000 pounds of tobacco a 200 acre parcel of land in Prince George's County called Friendship; bounded by Robert Middleton and Francis Wheeler
Signed: Robert Johnson (mark) and Elizabeth Johnson (mark)
Witnessed: Francis Winson (mark) and Jane Ball (mark)
Memorandum: Elizabeth Johnson examined by Francis Marberry and Henry Acton Alienation: Daniell Thomas paid the sume of 8s for 200 acres
Addendum: 8th month, 25th day, 1704 Warrant granted Robert Johnson of Prince George's County for 200 acres of land certified it was surveyed and laid out for Johnson, signed Luke Gardiner, Jr., Deputy Surveyor
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1710-1717 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber F, Part 1 [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 47: Indenture, 10 Nov 1710
From: Daniel Thomas, planter of Prince George's County
To: William and Daniel Thomas
Gift of a 200 acre tract of land called Friendship located on the road that goes from Robert Middleton to Frances Wheeler's; joining Marden Bradley
Signed: Daniel Thomas (mark and seal)
Witnessed: Francis Marberry, Mary Marlo (mark)
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1739-1743 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber Y, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 80. Lease. Aug 28, 1739 from Charles Carroll of the City of Annapolis, Esq, to Daniel Thomas of PG, planter, for the yearly rent (payable each Mar 25) of 800 lbs of clean, merchantable tobacco, to be delivered at the Eastern Branch of Potowmack [River], the 21 year lease of part of a tract of land called "Out Lett", lying in PG, bounded by Richard Weaver, containing about 100 acres. Thomas may not sell or destroy timber, nor apply any but to the necessary repairs and use of the demised premises. Thomas may not have more hands to work the premises than himself, his wife, and children, and if his children are unacceptable to work, then only to take in one able hand. Within 3 years, Thomas will plant 150 apple trees in a regular orchard, each tree being distant at least 30 feet, and sd trees to be kept in good order and fenced. In the case of nonperformance, Thomas will pay Carroll 6 £sterling. Thomas will keep the house and plantation in tenantable repair. Signed - Chares Carroll. Wit - Danl Carroll, Arch Edmonston. This deed was acknowledged before Tumor Wootton*
and Willm Smith*. Recorded Aug 29, 1739.
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1739-1743 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber Y, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 516.
Jun 21, 1742 from Daniel Thomas of PG, planter, to Elizabeth Clency (Clancy) of PG, widow, for the natural love he has for the sd Elizabeth, his daughter, and for 5 shillings sterling, 4 Negro slaves called Benjamin, Judith, Susan, and James; 10 black cattle, 10 sheep, 3 feather beds & furniture, 6 chairs, 6 pewter dishes, 36 pewter plates, 2 large tables, and all other goods and chattels he is now possessed with. Signed - Daniel (T his mark) Thomas. Wit - Tho Owen*, Samuel (S his mark) Barker. Recorded Jun 23, 1742.
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County, Maryland [Mike Marshall]; Hundred - Riverside: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 347-33: TOWER HILL: 250 acres; Possession of - 250 Acres - Marloe, John: Surveyed 29 July 1670 for William Marloe at a bound black oak on the East side of Potomac river near a bound tree of Daniel Thomas land in Chingomuxon (Hundred): Conveyance notes - 250 Acres - Daniel Browne (or Bourne) from Edward Marloe; 26 Nov 1731, 150 Acres - James Gowe (sp?) from Daniel Browne (or Bourne); 9 Aug 1737.²

Daniel Thomas (Sr.) immigrated to Maryland, USA;
Daniell Thomas in the U.S. and Canada, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s
This may be the same Daniel THOMAS (bef 1680-1742).

Daniel Thomas (Sr.) left a will on 2 June 1741 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA;
See image of will from Ancestry.com.
Record #1: Daniel Thomas Sr in the Maryland, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1635-1777

Record #2: Daniel Thomas Sr. in the Maryland, U.S., Calendar of Wills, 1635-1743

     Anne Humphrey was born circa 1684 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA.¹ She married Daniel Thomas (Sr.) circa 1700 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA.^2,3,1

Anne Humphrey died between 9 July 1746 and 21 July 1746 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA; Presumably died between date of will and date of probate thereof.^2,1

Her estate was probated on 21 July 1746 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA.¹

     GAV-8. She was Research Issues
Early Colonial Settlers had identified several other roughly contemporary HUMPHREY families who might be related to Anne (HUMPHREY ) THOMAS (c1677-1746):
          1. William Humphrey, b. 1629 d. Aft 1654, Westmoreland County, Virginia (Age > 26 years)
     2. William Humphrey, b. Bef 1696 d. 26 Feb 1718/19, Washington Parish, Westmoreland County, Virginia - admin (Age > 23 years)
     3. John Humphrey, b. Bef 1697 d. Aft 1741, St. Paul's Parish, King George County, Virginia (Age > 46 years)
     4. Joseph Humphrey, b. 1700, Westmoreland County, Virginia d. 22 Jan 1725, St. Paul's Parish, King George County, Virginia (Age 25 years)
     5. Henry Humphrey, b. 1715, Ireland d. 28 Nov 1760, Prince George's County, Maryland - probate (Age 45 years)
     6. Joseph Humphrey, b. Abt 1724, Prince George's County, Maryland
     7. Mary Humphrey, b. Abt 1725, Prince George's County, Maryland d. Aft 1765, Montgomery County, Maryland (Age ~ 41 years)
     8. Pope Humphrey, b. Bef 1763, Prince George's County, Maryland
     9. Mary Humphrey, b. Bef 1772, Prince George's County, Maryland
     10. Mary Humphrey, b. Bef 1781, Prince George's County, Maryland
     11. Anne Humphrey, b. Bef 1783, Prince George's County, Maryland
     12. Richard Humphrey, b. Bef 1784, Prince George's County, Maryland.¹

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From Early Colonial Settlers:
THOMAS, ANN, Prince George's Co. 9 Jul, 1746; 21 Jul, 1746
To grandsons, WILLIAM TENALY and PHILLIP TENALY, JR, slaves.
To 2 grand-daus. SARAH BERRY and Anne BERRY, cattle.
WILLIAM FENDLY (?) (The names of Wm, and Phillip Tenaly,
probably may be meant for Fendly),
To dau, WENEFRED LOIS [Lewis], my wearing apparel.
To son WILLIAM, 1 s. sterl.
To son DANIEL, same,
To dau, ELIZABETH CLENSEY, same,
To son JOHN, same,
Wit: Henry Humphrey, Hugh Humphrey, 24.501

Name: Linda Walden
Email: lwalden@cableone dot net
Note.¹
Anne Humphrey was also known as Ann Dyer She is names as Ann Dyer in several Ancestry family trees.^4,5,6
In Daniel Thomas (Sr.)'s will dated 2 June 1741 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA, Anne Humphrey was named as an heir;
See image of will from Ancestry.com.
Record #1: Daniel Thomas Sr in the Maryland, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1635-1777

Record #2: Daniel Thomas Sr. in the Maryland, U.S., Calendar of Wills, 1635-1743

Anne Humphrey left a will on 9 July 1746 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
THOMAS, ANN, Prince George's Co. 9 Jul, 1746; 21 Jul, 1746
To grandsons, WILLIAM TENALY and PHILLIP TENALY, JR, slaves.
To 2 grand-daus. SARAH BERRY and Anne BERRY, cattle.
WILLIAM FENDLY (?) (The names of Wm, and Phillip Tenaly,
probably may be meant for Fendly),
To dau, WENEFRED LOIS, my wearing apparel.
To son WILLIAM, 1 s. sterl.
To son DANIEL, same,
To dau, ELIZABETH CLENSEY, same,
To son JOHN, same,
Wit: Henry Humphrey, Hugh Humphrey, 24.501.¹

     William Thomas was born circa 1700 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA.^1,2 He married Anne Jenkins on 7 December 1721 at St. John's Parish, Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA,
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His 1st of 2 wives.
Record 1: From Early Colonial Settlers:
Family 1     Anne Jenkins, b. Abt 1705, Prince George's County, Maryland d. Abt 1735, Prince George's County, Maryland (Age ~ 30 years)
Marriage     7 Dec 1721      King George Parish, Prince George's County, Maryland
Children      
     1. Notley Thomas, b. 1722, Prince George's County, Maryland d. 24 Nov 1767, Frederick County, Maryland - inventory (Age 45 years)
     2. Leonard Thomas, b. Abt 1726, Prince George's County, Maryland d. Bef 1749, Frederick County, Maryland (Age ~ 22 years)

Record 2: From Ancestry.com: Anne Jenkins in the Maryland, U.S., Compiled Marriage Index, 1634-1777: Maryland, U.S., Compiled Marriage Index, 1634-1777 for Anne Jenkins Maryland Marriages, 1634-1777
[Image attached]

Record 3: From Ancestry.com: Anne Jenkins in the U.S., Family History Books
[Image attached] William Thomas married Elizabeth Darnall circa 1735 at Charles Co., Maryland, USA,
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His 2nd of 2 wives.
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Family 2     Elizabeth Darnall, b. Bef 1707, Charles County, Maryland d. Aft 1770, Frederick County, Maryland (Age > 65 years)
Marriage     Abt 1735      Charles County, Maryland
Children      
     1. John Thomas, b. 7 Jun 1736, Prince George's County, Maryland
     2. Edward Thomas, b. 2 Oct 1740, Prince George's County, Maryland d. 10 Feb 1819 (Age 78 years)
     3. Benjamin Thomas, b. 29 Aug 1745, King George's Parish, Prince George's County, Maryland d. 29 Jun 1816, Point of Rocks, Frederick County, Maryland (Age 70 years)
     4. Sarah Anne Thomas, b. 23 Jul 1748, Frederick County, Maryland
     5. Francis Thomas, b. 23 Jun 1750, Frederick County, Maryland
     6. William Thomas, b. Abt 28 Jun 1752, Prince George's County, Maryland.⁹
William Thomas died before 25 September 1770 at Frederick Co., Maryland, USA; Date of inventory of estate.²
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
William Thomas 104.183 FR £34.8.2 Sep 25 1770 Nov 1 1770
Appraisers: James Hook, William Luckett, Jr.
Creditors: Chris. Edelin, Anthony Nelson.
Next of kin: William Thomas, Edward Thomas.
Administratrix: Elisabeth Thomas.
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DARNALL, EDWARD, Charles County, planter, 1751;4 May 1754
To William Thomas, Negro Jack, cow., furniture.
To son Edward, two cows and calves, handmill,
To son William, furniture.
To son Isaac, gun and horse.
Remainder to rest of my children; Thomas, Mary, Sarah and Elizabeth.
Wit: James Thomas, Thos. Thomas, Tho. North. 29. 108
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Thomas, Daniel, Sr., Prince George's County, 2nd June, 1741; 21st Sept., 1742.
To wife Ann, estate on which she now lives apart from testator,
To sons William, Daniel and John and daus. Grace Turnely and Winifred Lewis, and to child. of dau. Anne Berry, deceased, 1s. each.
To dau. Elizabeth Clancy, extx., residue of estate.
Test: Benj. Johnson, Stephen Gordon. MCW 22,505.
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THOMAS, ANN, Prince George's Co. 9 Jul, 1746;21 Jul, 1746
To grandsons, WILLIAM TENALY and PHILLIP TENALY, JR, slaves.
To 2 grand-daus. SARAH BERRY and Anne BERRY, cattle.
WILLIAM FENDLY (?) (The names of Wm, and Phillip Tenaly,
probably may be meant for Fendly),
To dau, WENEFRED LOIS, my wearing apparel.
To son WILLIAM, 1 s. sterl.
To son DANIEL, same,
To dau, ELIZABETH CLENSEY, same,
To son JOHN, same,
Wit: Henry Humphrey, Hugh Humphrey, 24.501
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Marriage 1 Anne JENKINS b: ABT 1703 in ,,MD maybe
Married: 1721
Children
Notley THOMAS b: 1722 in ,MD
Leonard THOMAS b: ABT 1724 in ,MD
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1710-1717 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber F, Part 1 [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 47: Indenture, 10 Nov 1710
From: Daniel Thomas, planter of Prince George's County
To: William and Daniel Thomas
Gift of a 200 acre tract of land called Friendship located on the road that goes from Robert Middleton to Frances Wheeler's; joining Marden Bradley
Signed: Daniel Thomas (mark and seal)
Witnessed: Francis Marberry, Mary Marlo (mark)
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Land Records of Prince George's County. Maryland
Liber T, Page 466
Recorded at request of William Thomas, 28 Jun 1737:
32 Jun 1737; Indenture between John Dawson, planter, and Martha Anne his wife, dau. and devisee of Francis Marbury, Gent., dec'd, of one part and William Thomas, carpenter; for 10,000# tobacco; a parcel called Mistake; bounded by Brother's Delight and Dollman's Folly; containing 227 acres; /s/ John Dawson, Martha Anne Dawson (mark); wit. Jno. Adison, John Sweeting; ack. John Dawson and Martha Anne his wife
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1739-1743 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber Y, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 618.
I, Humphry Hasledine of PG, Merchant, for divers good causes, namely, for the settling and disposing of such goods and chattels as God has blessed me with, and for the advancement and preferment of my wife, Elizabeth, and children, after my death, in such manner as is hereafter and in my will mentioned, and for preventing controversies that might arise touching the same (to the great loss and prejudice of my sd wife and children if either I should not dispose thereof in my lifetime but leave them to the disposition of the laws in this behalf, or else only bequeath the same by will, according as it is my special desire that the same should and be bestowed), I have given and by this deed of gift, do give to my friends, Nathaniel Wickham Jr and James Perry of PG, Gentlemen, all the goods, chattels, moveable and immovables, real and personal, of what name and nature or quality, forever, to the use and behoof of my last will and testament, and to certain uses and conditions. I have put sd Wickham and Perry in full possession of all my goods and chattels, moveables and immovables, real and personal, whatsoever, by the delivery of 6 pence sterling to Wickhan and Perry in the name of possession of all the premises mentioned, provided that if 1, at any time hereafter during my natural life, shall deliver to Wickham or Perry the sum of 12 pence sterling and declare that it is my will and with intent to make void and frustrate this present deed, then from thenceforth this present deed shall be void. Signed Feb 24, 1742/[43] - Humphry Hasledine. Wit - Will Thomas, John Thomas. Recorded Mar 9, 1742/[43].
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1739-1743 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber Y, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 657.
Page 657. Land Commission. Lord Baltimore To Messrs Thomas Owen, George Parker, John Hawkins Sr, & Joseph Hatton of PG, Gentlemen, Greeting. Whereas Catherine Plafay of PG, seized of a parcel of land in Page called Leith, did, on the 4th Tuesday of last Jun, prefer her petition in writing to Page County Court held at Upper Marlborough Town, before Peter Dent, Gent, and his associates for Commission to examine witnesses to prove and perpetuate the memory of the bounds of sd parcel of land, know that we have given you (not being anyway related to the petitioner or any contiguous proprietor, nor interested in sd land) power to examine all witnesses which shall be nominated to you by the afd petitioner or other person concerned, touching their knowledge of the bounds of the land afd or the bounds of any other lands whereon and whereto the afd land depends or relates, and therefore we command you to call before you, on a day you specify, on the land afd, all witnesses. Signed Jul 28, 1742 Thos Lee, Cl Cur.

The depositions were taken on the Jan 31, 1742/431 on the sd tract of land, which is on the south side of Piscataway Cr.

Joseph Hatton Sr, aged about 52 years, declares that Mr. Francis Marbury and the sd deponent, happened together, and Mr. Francis Marbury said to the deponent that he was likely to loose his bounded tree of Leith, and the sd Marbury told this deponent where he now stands that a Spanish oak, which now stands on a bank near the Creek side, was the lst bounded tree of a tract of land called Leith.

Luke Marbury, aged about 32 years, declares that his father, Francis Marbury, and this deponent, were together and that his father told him the above Spanish oak was the Ist bounded tree of Leith or a tree that stood 10 or 15 foot lower down the Creek.

Edward Edelen, aged about 67 years, declares that he and Frances Wheeler were together when the tract of land called Leith was run out by Mr. Grew, and that the sd Francis Wheeler told this deponent that the within mentioned Spanish oak or within 10 or 15 foot, stood the bounds of Leith.

The depositions on the 2nd bounded tree of Leith are as follows, viz: Luke Marbury, aged about 32 years, declares that his father, Francis Marbury and this deponent, came to the bank near Piscataway Cr and that his father showed this deponent a locust which is now standing on the sd bank near the mouth of a small run which makes from a spring of Mr. John Hawkins Jr and runs into Piscataway Cr, that the as locust was the 2nd bounded tree of Leith.

William Digges, aged about 31 years, declares that some time after his father and Daniel Fraser bargained for the above tract of land called Leith, that Mr. Francis Marbury told him that the above mentioned Locust was the bounded tree of Leith.

Joseph Hatton, aged about 52 years, declares that he and Daniel Fraser walked down to the locust afd, and the sd Daniel Fraser told him that the above locust was the 2nd bounded tree of Leith as Mr. Francis Marbury told the sd Fraser, and some time after, this deponent happened, in company with Mr. Francis Marbury, and this deponent was telling Mr. Marbury what Daniel Fraser had told him concerning the bounds of the above land, and Mr. Marbury told this deponent that it was very true.

William Thomas, aged about 42 years, declares that he has heard several people say that the afd locust was the 2nd bounded tree of Leith.

James Wheeler, aged about 58 years, declares that Messrs Jones or Edward or Francis Marbury told this deponent that the afd locust was a bounded tree between Francis Marbury and William Hutchenson, but can't remember which of the 3 persons it was that told him and that this deponent believes it has been about 40 years ago he was told that the sd locust was a bounded tree.

Turrence Bryan, aged about 66 years, declares that he was at work down by Piscataway Cr, and Mr. George Noble & Mr. Francis Wheeler came down where this deponent was at work and they told him that the above locust was a bounded tree between Mr. Marbury and Mr. Hutchenson.

Edward Edelin, aged about 67 years, declares that Mr. Francis Marbury told him that the sd locust was the 2nd bounded tree of Leith. Recorded Mar 25, 1743.
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Bramel (Bramile), James, Prince George's County, 16th Mch., 1734; 29th Apr., 1735.
To mother Mary, extx., 109 A. "Golden Rod," 150 A. of "The Refuse," both tracts in Prince George C[o.
Test: Daniel Carroll, Henry DarnaIl Jr., William Thomas, Richard Lenham. 21, 363.
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1744-1753 Charles County, Maryland Land Records; Liber Z#2 [TLC]; Page 490..
At the request of William Thomas, the following bill of sale was recorded on May 24, 1751.
I, Edward Darnall Sr of CC, planter, for and in consideration of a maintenance during my natural life, have given to William Thomas of CC, planter, 1 Negro man named Jack, 1 cow, 1 feather bed, bolster, and furniture. Signed May 18, 1751 - Edward (I his mark) Darnall. Wit - John Adams, Elizabeth (T her mark) Thomas.
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1759-1763 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber RR [Mike Marshall]; Page 171. At the request of William Brian the following Deed was recorded November 10, 1761
Indenture made October 20, 1761; William Thomas, Sr., of Frederick County, Maryland in consideration of 85 pounds current money paid by William Brian of PGCo has sold part of a tract called "The Mistake" lying in PGCo containing 176 acres and beginning at "Sisters Delight" and "Brothers Delight. Signed William Thomas, Sr., in the presence of Brooke Beall, John Darnall and acknowledged before John Darnall and at the same time Elizabeth Thomas wife of William Thomas relinquished her right of dower
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Provincial Court Land Records, 1762-1763
Volume 724, Page 367

This Indenture made this Twenty first day of March in the Year seventeen hundred and sixty three Between Ignatius Wheeler of Baltimore County Planter of the one Part and William Thomas of Prince Georges County Gentleman of the other part
Witnesseth that the said Ignatius Wheeler for and in consideration of the sum of Five shillings sterling Money to him in hand paid by the said William Thomas at or before the sealing and delivery of these presents the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged Hath granted Bargained and sold and by these presents Doth grant bargain and sell unto him the said William Thomas his Executors administrators and assigns All that Tract or parcel of Land lying and being in Cecil County called Yorkshire containing six hundred and seventy five acres, Together with all Edifices Buildings Gardens Orchards Ways Waters Water Courses Commodities Priviledges Improvements Emoluments Advantages and Appurtenances whatsoever to the same Tract of Land belonging or appertaining And the reversion and reversions remainder and remainders Rents Issues and Profits thereof and of every part and parcell thereof To have and To hold the said Tract or parcel of Land and Premisses and every part and parcell thereof with the appurtenances unto him the said William Thomas his Executors administrators and assigns from the day next before the day of the date of these presents for and during and untill the full End and Term of One whole Year from thence next ensuing and fully to be compleat and ended To the intent and purpose (that by force and Virtue of these presents and of the statute for transferring of Uses into Possession) the said William Thomas may be in actual possession of the premisses and be thereby enabled to take and accept a Grant and release of the reversion and inheritance thereof to him and his heirs forever In Witness whereof the parties to these presents have hereunto interchangeably set their Hands and affixed their seals the day and Year first above written
Signed Sealed & Delivered Ignatius Wheeler (s)
in the presence of
Geo Stuart Will.m Thomas (s)
James Christie

On the Back of the aforegoing Deed was wrote as follows:
Received on the day and Year first within written of and from the within named William Thomas the sum of Five shillings sterling Money being the Consideration Money within Mentioned to be by him paid to me I say received by me
Witness George Steuart Ignatius Wheeler
and James Christie
Recorded the 21.st April 1763
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Provincial Court Land Records, 1762-1763
Volume 724, Page 369

This Indenture Tripartite made this twenty second day of March in the Year of seventeen hundred and sixty three Between Ignatius Wheeler of Baltimore County in Maryland planter and Elizabeth his Wife of the first part William Thomas of Prince George's County in Maryland Gentleman of the second part and John Rogers of Annapolis of the third part Witnesseth that the said Ignatius Wheeler and Elizabeth his Wife for and in consideration of the sum of six hundred pounds sterling Money of Great Britain to them in hand paid by the said William Thomas at or before the sealing and delivery of these Presents the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged and for the Docking barring and Extinguishing all Estates Tail and all Reversions and remainders thereupon expectant or depending of and in the Land Hereditaments and Tenements herein after mentioned they the said Ignatius Wheeler and Elizabeth his Wife (by and with the advice and consent of the said John Rogers testifyed by his being a party to and his sealing and Executing these presents (Have and each of them Hath granted bargained sold aliened released and confirmed and by these presents Do and each of the Doth grant bargain sell alien release and Confirm unto him the said William Thomas (in his actual possession now being by Virtue of a Bargain and sale to him thereof made by him the said Ignatius Wheeler bearing date the day next before the day of the date of these presents for one whole Year commencing from the day next before the day of the date thereof and by force of the statute for Transferring Uses into possession his Heirs and Assigns All that Tract or Parcel of Land lying and being in Cæcil County called Yorkshire containing six hundred and seventy five acres Together with all Edifices Buildings Gardens Orchards Ways Water Water Courses Commodities Priviledges Improvements Emoluments Advantages and Appurtenances Whatsoever to the same Tract of Land or any part thereof belonging or appurtaining And the Reversion and Reversions remainder and Remainders Rents Issues and Profits thereof and of every part and parcel thereof And also all the Estate Right Title Interest Use Trust Property Claim and Demand whatsoever of them the said Ignatius Wheeler and Elizabeth his Wife of in to or out of the said Tract or Parcel of Land and of into and out of every part and parcel thereof To have and To hold the said Tract or Parcel of Land and Premisses and every part and parcel thereof with the appurtenances to him the said William Thomas his Heirs and assigns To the intent and meaning & purpose that the said William Thomas may be and become perfect Tenant of the Freehold and Inheritance of the said premisses that a Common Recovery may be had and suffered against him in such Manner as is hereby aftermentioned And for that purpose it is hereby Covenanted Granted and agreed by and between all the said parties to these presents that before the end of the next April provin.l Court one or more Writ or Writs of Entry sur Disseisin en le post at the cost and charges of him the said William Thomas shall and may be brought and prosecuted against him the said William Thomas in the Name of him the said John Rogers as Plaintiff or Demandant therein of and for the aforesaid Tract or parcel of Land and premisses with the appurtenances by such Name or Names quantity Quality Number or Content of Acres or other Certainties or discriptions as shall be apt and convenient in that Behalf To which Writ or Writs the said William Thomas shall appear Gratis in his proper person or by his attorney or attornies lawfully authorized and shall and vouch to Warrant the premisses the s.d Ignatius Wheeler & Eliz.a his Wife who shall likewise appear gratis in their proper persons or by attorney or attornies lawfully authorized and shall and will enter into the said Warranty and vouch over to Warrant the same premisses the Common Vouchee who shall thereupon appear and enter into the said Warranty and after imparlance make default and such further and other proceedings shall be therein so that one or more good and perfect common recoveries with double Voucher shall and may be had and suffered perfected and Executed in all things according to the usual Form of common recoveries with double vouchers for the assurance of Land in such case used and accustomed (and it is hereby further Covenanted Concluded Granted declared and fully agreed by and between all the said parties to these presents that from & after the suffering and perfecting the said recovery or recoveries as well these presents and the assurance hereby made as also the Common Recovery or Recoveries so as aforesaid or in any other Manner to be had suffered and perfected shall be and enure and shall be adjudged construed Deemed and taken and are and were meant and intended and are hereby declared to be and enure to the recoverer or Recoverors in the said Recovery or Recoveries named or to be named and he and they and his and their Heirs shall stand & be seized of the Tract or parcel of Land aforesaid and premisses and every part and parcel thereof to and for the only proper use and Behoofe of him the said William Thomas his Heirs and assigns for ever and to and for or other Use Intent or purpose whatsoever And the aforesaid Ignatius Wheeler and Elizabeth his Wife for themselves and each of them and their and each of their Heirs jointly and severally do Covenant promise Grant and agree to and with the said William Thomas his Heirs and assigns by these presents that they the said Ignatius Wheeler and Elizabeth his Wife and each of them and their and each of their heirs sall and will for ever hereafter Warrant and defend the aforesaid Tract of Land and premisses and every part and parcel thereof with the appurtenances unto him the said William Thomas his heirs and assigns from & against them the said Ignatius Wheeler and Elizabeth his Wife and each of them and their and each of their Heirs and from and against all and all Maner of persons or persons whatsoever claiming or who hereafter shall or may claim by from or under them the said Ignatius Wheeler and Elizabeth his Wife or either of them In Witness whereof the said parties to these presents have hereunto interchangeably set their hands and affixed their seals the day and ^first^ year above written
Signed Sealed & delivered in the presence of us Geo Steuart and James Christie
Ignatius Wheeler (s) Eliz.a Wheeler (s) Will.m Thomas (s) J Rogers (s)

On the Back of the aforegoind Deed was thus Written Viz
Received on the day and Year first within written of and from the within named William Thomas the sum of six hundred Pounds Sterling Money of Great Britain, being the Consideration Money within Mentioned to be by him paid to us I say received by Witness Ignatius Wheeler
George Steuart Elizab.a Wheeler James Christie

On the Back of the aforegoing Deed was written as follows Viz Received of William Thomas Esquire
One Pound seven shillings sterling for his Lordship's use being the Alienation Fine on the within six hundred and Twenty five Acres of Land due to the Lord Baltimore (by Virtue of a Commission from Edward Loyd Esq.r his said Lordship's
Agent and receiver General Benj.a Beall
On the Twenty second day of March 1763 Came before me the subscriber one of his Lordships Provincial Justices the within named Ignatius Wheeler and Elizabeth his Wife, William Thomas and John Rogers and did severally acknowledge the within Instrument of Writing to be their respective act and Deed to and for the Uses Intents and Purposes within mentioned and the Land and Premisses therein Mentioned to be the Right and Estate of the said William Thomas his Heirs and assigns for ever according to the true intent and meaning of the same Deed And at the same Time the aforesaid Elizabeth being Examined by us privately out of the hearing of her said Husband did declare that she freely
Executed the within Writing and made her said acknowledgment thereof as above wittingly and freely and without being induced thereto by fears or threats of or Ill Usage by her said Husband or fear of his Displeasure acknowledged and declared respectively as above before
Geo Steuart
Recorded the 21.st day of April 1763
===
1763-1767 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber TT [Mike Marshall]; Page 46. At the request of Dr. Richard Smith the following Deed was recorded July 1, 1763
Indenture made July 1, 1763; William Thomas of PGCo in consideration of 400 pounds sterling paid by Richard Smith of Anne Arundel County, Maryland has sold in fee simple by these presents all that tract lying in PGCo being part of a tract called "Essington" containing 200 acres the now dwelling plantation of William Thomas and beginning at a bounded red oak of Capt. John Murdock's land standing on the south side of White Marsh and bounded by Hugh Abraham's land. Signed William Thomas in the presence of Charles Diggs, John Hepburn and acknowledged before John Hepburn and at the same time Mary Thomas wife of William Thomas relinquished her right of dower.²
In Daniel Thomas (Sr.)'s will dated 2 June 1741 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA, William Thomas was named as an heir;
See image of will from Ancestry.com.
Record #1: Daniel Thomas Sr in the Maryland, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1635-1777

Record #2: Daniel Thomas Sr. in the Maryland, U.S., Calendar of Wills, 1635-1743
In Anne Humphrey's will dated 9 July 1746 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA, William Thomas was named as an heir;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
THOMAS, ANN, Prince George's Co. 9 Jul, 1746; 21 Jul, 1746
To grandsons, WILLIAM TENALY and PHILLIP TENALY, JR, slaves.
To 2 grand-daus. SARAH BERRY and Anne BERRY, cattle.
WILLIAM FENDLY (?) (The names of Wm, and Phillip Tenaly,
probably may be meant for Fendly),
To dau, WENEFRED LOIS, my wearing apparel.
To son WILLIAM, 1 s. sterl.
To son DANIEL, same,
To dau, ELIZABETH CLENSEY, same,
To son JOHN, same,
Wit: Henry Humphrey, Hugh Humphrey, 24.501.³

     Daniel Thomas (Jr.) was born circa 1702 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA.^1,2 He married Elizabeth (?) circa 1722 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA,
;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Family     Elizabeth MNU Thomas, b. Abt 1706, Prince George's County, Maryland d. 6 Oct 1779, Frederick County, Maryland (Age ~ 73 years)
Marriage     Abt 1722      Prince George's County, Maryland
Children      
     1. Anne Thomas, b. Abt 1722, Prince George's County, Maryland d. Bef 1775, Charles County, Maryland (Age ~ 52 years.)⁵
Daniel Thomas (Jr.) died before 21 August 1766 at Frederick Co., Maryland, USA; Date of inventory of estate.²
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Daniel Thomas 90.269 FR £189.6.6 Aug 21 1766
Appraisers: William Luckett, Arthur Nelson.
Creditors: Josi Beall, Robert Peter for John Glassford.
Next of kin: Jonathon Thomas, William Thomas, 3rd.
Administratrix: Elisabeth Thomas.
===
Thomas, Daniel, Sr., Prince George's County, 2nd June, 1741; 21st Sept., 1742.
To wife Ann, estate on which she now lives apart from testator,
To sons William, Daniel and John and daus. Grace Turnely and Winifred Lewis, and to child. of dau. Anne Berry, deceased, 1s. each.
To dau. Elizabeth Clancy, extx., residue of estate.
Test: Benj. Johnson, Stephen Gordon. MCW 22,505.
===
THOMAS, ANN, Prince George's Co. 9 Jul, 1746; 21 Jul, 1746
To grandsons, WILLIAM TENALY and PHILLIP TENALY, JR, slaves.
To 2 grand-daus. SARAH BERRY and Anne BERRY, cattle.
WILLIAM FENDLY (?) (The names of Wm, and Phillip Tenaly,
probably may be meant for Fendly),
To dau, WENEFRED LOIS, my wearing apparel.
To son WILLIAM, 1 s. sterl.
To son DANIEL, same,
To dau, ELIZABETH CLENSEY, same,
To son JOHN, same,
Wit: Henry Humphrey, Hugh Humphrey, 24.501
===
1710-1717 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber F, Part 1 [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 47: Indenture, 10 Nov 1710
From: Daniel Thomas, planter of Prince George's County
To: William and Daniel Thomas
Gift of a 200 acre tract of land called Friendship located on the road that goes from Robert Middleton to Frances Wheeler's; joining Marden Bradley
Signed: Daniel Thomas (mark and seal)
Witnessed: Francis Marberry, Mary Marlo (mark)
===
Land Record, of Prince George's County, Maryland
Liber T, Page 523
Recorded at request of Daniel Thomas, Jr., 9 Sep 1737:
8 Sep 1737; Indenture between Lewis Wilcoxson, Gent., and Daniel Thomas, planter; for £25; a parcel called Charles Beall's Discovery; in King George's Parish; containing 100 acres; /s/ Lewis Wilcoxson; wit. Jno. Addison, Stephen Stephenson; ack. Lewis Wilcoxson and ?Leusn. his wife
===
From: Norma Lundgren [mailto:nlndgrn@sbcglobal dot net]
Sent: Monday, October 10, 2005 6:46 PM
Subject: Anne Thomas' Berry husband

Anne, daughter of Daniel and Anne Thomas:
The Land Records of Prince George's Co, MD 1733-1739. Abstracted by Elise Greenup Jourdan p 25

Lib T, Page 137

Recorded at request of Daniel Thomas, Sr, 1 Jul 1734

Daniel Thomas, Sr, to dau. Anne Berry; Negro girl called Mary; /s/ Daniell Thomas (mark);
Wit; Henry Beeding, Elizabeth Beeding (mark)

The Land Records of Prince George's Co, MD 1739-1743, Abstracted by Elise Greenup Jourdan p 82

Liber T, Page 418

12 Nov 1736 Recorded at request of William Berry:

Deed from Danl. Thomas, Sr, planter, for love and affection for son-in-law William Berry, planter; Negro man Harry; a mare, cow and calf; 5 Nov 1736; /s/
Danl. Thomas, Sr. (mark);
Wit. Jno. Hawkins, Jr, Jno. Beale, Jr.²
In Daniel Thomas (Sr.)'s will dated 2 June 1741 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA, Daniel Thomas (Jr.) was named as an heir;
See image of will from Ancestry.com.
Record #1: Daniel Thomas Sr in the Maryland, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1635-1777

Record #2: Daniel Thomas Sr. in the Maryland, U.S., Calendar of Wills, 1635-1743
In Anne Humphrey's will dated 9 July 1746 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA, Daniel Thomas (Jr.) was named as an heir;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
THOMAS, ANN, Prince George's Co. 9 Jul, 1746; 21 Jul, 1746
To grandsons, WILLIAM TENALY and PHILLIP TENALY, JR, slaves.
To 2 grand-daus. SARAH BERRY and Anne BERRY, cattle.
WILLIAM FENDLY (?) (The names of Wm, and Phillip Tenaly,
probably may be meant for Fendly),
To dau, WENEFRED LOIS, my wearing apparel.
To son WILLIAM, 1 s. sterl.
To son DANIEL, same,
To dau, ELIZABETH CLENSEY, same,
To son JOHN, same,
Wit: Henry Humphrey, Hugh Humphrey, 24.501.⁴

     Elizabeth Anne Thomas was born on 6 December 1709 at St. John's Parish, Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA;
Eliz Thomas in the Maryland, U.S., Births and Christenings Index, 1662-1911 She married (?) Clancy circa 1726 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA,
; Her 1st? or 2? husbands.⁶ Elizabeth Anne Thomas married John Christopher Harbin circa 1737 at Maryland, USA.⁷

Elizabeth Anne Thomas died after 1742 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA.²
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
1739-1743 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber Y, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 516.
Jun 21, 1742 from Daniel Thomas of PG, planter, to Elizabeth Clency (Clancy) of PG, widow, for the natural love he has for the sd Elizabeth, his daughter, and for 5 shillings sterling, 4 Negro slaves called Benjamin, Judith, Susan, and James; 10 black cattle, 10 sheep, 3 feather beds & furniture, 6 chairs, 6 pewter dishes, 36 pewter plates, 2 large tables, and all other goods and chattels he is now possessed with. Signed - Daniel (T his mark) Thomas. Wit - Tho Owen*, Samuel (S his mark) Barker. Recorded Jun 23, 1742.
===
THOMAS, ANN, Prince George's Co. 9 Jul, 1746 21 Jul, 1746
To grandsons, WILLIAM TENALY and PHILLIP TENALY, JR, slaves.
To 2 grand-daus. SARAH BERRY and Anne BERRY, cattle.
WILLIAM FENDLY (?) (The names of Wm, and Phillip Tenaly,
probably may be meant for Fendly),
To dau, WENEFRED LOIS, my wearing apparel.
To son WILLIAM, 1 s. sterl.
To son DANIEL, same,
To dau, ELIZABETH CLENSEY, same,
To son JOHN, same,
Wit: Henry Humphrey, Hugh Humphrey, 24.501.²
In Daniel Thomas (Sr.)'s will dated 2 June 1741 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA, Elizabeth Anne Thomas was named as executor;
See image of will from Ancestry.com.
Record #1: Daniel Thomas Sr in the Maryland, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1635-1777

Record #2: Daniel Thomas Sr. in the Maryland, U.S., Calendar of Wills, 1635-1743
In Anne Humphrey's will dated 9 July 1746 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA, Elizabeth Anne Thomas was named as an heir;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
THOMAS, ANN, Prince George's Co. 9 Jul, 1746; 21 Jul, 1746
To grandsons, WILLIAM TENALY and PHILLIP TENALY, JR, slaves.
To 2 grand-daus. SARAH BERRY and Anne BERRY, cattle.
WILLIAM FENDLY (?) (The names of Wm, and Phillip Tenaly,
probably may be meant for Fendly),
To dau, WENEFRED LOIS, my wearing apparel.
To son WILLIAM, 1 s. sterl.
To son DANIEL, same,
To dau, ELIZABETH CLENSEY, same,
To son JOHN, same,
Wit: Henry Humphrey, Hugh Humphrey, 24.501.⁴

     John Christopher Harbin was born on 20 August 1711 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA.¹ He married Elizabeth Anne Thomas, daughter of Daniel Thomas (Sr.) and Anne Humphrey, circa 1737 at Maryland, USA.¹

John Christopher Harbin died on 1 May 1795 at Camden District, South Carolina, USA, at age 83.¹

     John Thomas was born on 1 March 1713 at King George Parish, Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA.^1,2
John Thomas died after 1746 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA.²
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Thomas, Daniel, Sr., Prince George's County, 2nd June, 1741; 21st Sept., 1742.
To wife Ann, estate on which she now lives apart from testator,
To sons William, Daniel and John and daus. Grace Turnely and Winifred Lewis, and to child. of dau. Anne Berry, deceased, 1s. each.
To dau. Elizabeth Clancy, extx., residue of estate.
Test: Benj. Johnson, Stephen Gordon. MCW 22,505.
===
THOMAS, ANN, Prince George's Co. 9 Jul, 1746; 21 Jul, 1746
To grandsons, WILLIAM TENALY and PHILLIP TENALY, JR, slaves.
To 2 grand-daus. SARAH BERRY and Anne BERRY, cattle.
WILLIAM FENDLY (?) (The names of Wm, and Phillip Tenaly,
probably may be meant for Fendly),
To dau, WENEFRED LOIS, my wearing apparel.
To son WILLIAM, 1 s. sterl.
To son DANIEL, same,
To dau, ELIZABETH CLENSEY, same,
To son JOHN, same,
Wit: Henry Humphrey, Hugh Humphrey, 24.501.²
In Daniel Thomas (Sr.)'s will dated 2 June 1741 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA, John Thomas was named as an heir;
See image of will from Ancestry.com.
Record #1: Daniel Thomas Sr in the Maryland, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1635-1777

Record #2: Daniel Thomas Sr. in the Maryland, U.S., Calendar of Wills, 1635-1743
In Anne Humphrey's will dated 9 July 1746 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA, John Thomas was named as an heir;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
THOMAS, ANN, Prince George's Co. 9 Jul, 1746; 21 Jul, 1746
To grandsons, WILLIAM TENALY and PHILLIP TENALY, JR, slaves.
To 2 grand-daus. SARAH BERRY and Anne BERRY, cattle.
WILLIAM FENDLY (?) (The names of Wm, and Phillip Tenaly,
probably may be meant for Fendly),
To dau, WENEFRED LOIS, my wearing apparel.
To son WILLIAM, 1 s. sterl.
To son DANIEL, same,
To dau, ELIZABETH CLENSEY, same,
To son JOHN, same,
Wit: Henry Humphrey, Hugh Humphrey, 24.501.⁴

     Winifred Thomas was born on 4 April 1714 at St. John's Parish, Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA;
Winefrett [sic] Thomas
in the Maryland, U.S., Births and Christenings Index, 1662-1911 She married John Lewis circa 1730 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA,
;
Her 1st of 2 husbands.
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Family     Winifred Thomas, b. 4 Apr 1714, King George's Parish, Prince George's County, Maryland d. 25 Apr 1791, Prince George's County, Maryland - written (Age 77 years)
Marriage     Abt 1730      Prince George's County, Maryland
Children      
     1. Mary Lewis, b. Abt 1733, King George Parish, Prince George's County, Maryland
     2. Thomas Lewis, b. 1742, Prince George's County, Maryland d. Aft 1776, Prince George's County, Maryland (Age > 35 years)
     3. John Lewis, b. 1736, St. John's Parish, Broad Creek, Prince George's County, Maryland d. 1817, Henry County, Kentucky (Age 81 years)
     4. Anne Lewis, b. Aft 1733
     5. Priscilla Lewis, b. 1742, Prince George's County, Maryland d. Bef 1791, Prince George's County, Maryland (Age < 48 years.)^6,2,7 Winifred Thomas married (?) Adams after 1749 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA,
;
Her 2nd of 2 husbands.
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Family     Winifred Thomas, b. 4 Apr 1714, King George's Parish, Prince George's County, Maryland d. 25 Apr 1791, Prince George's County, Mary.⁸
Winifred Thomas died on 25 April 1791 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA, at age 77; Date of will.^1,2
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Name: Linda Walden
Email: lwalden@cableone dot net
Note.²


Reference:
Early Colonial Settlers cites: [S173] Phyllis Cox. Lewis records provided by Phyllis Cox of Oxon Hill, MD.²
In Daniel Thomas (Sr.)'s will dated 2 June 1741 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA, Winifred Thomas was named as an heir;
See image of will from Ancestry.com.
Record #1: Daniel Thomas Sr in the Maryland, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1635-1777

Record #2: Daniel Thomas Sr. in the Maryland, U.S., Calendar of Wills, 1635-1743
In Anne Humphrey's will dated 9 July 1746 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA, Winifred Thomas was named as an heir;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
THOMAS, ANN, Prince George's Co. 9 Jul, 1746; 21 Jul, 1746
To grandsons, WILLIAM TENALY and PHILLIP TENALY, JR, slaves.
To 2 grand-daus. SARAH BERRY and Anne BERRY, cattle.
WILLIAM FENDLY (?) (The names of Wm, and Phillip Tenaly,
probably may be meant for Fendly),
To dau, WENEFRED LOIS, my wearing apparel.
To son WILLIAM, 1 s. sterl.
To son DANIEL, same,
To dau, ELIZABETH CLENSEY, same,
To son JOHN, same,
Wit: Henry Humphrey, Hugh Humphrey, 24.501.⁴

     John Lewis was born on 30 November 1713 at Queen Anne Parish, Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA.^2,1 He married Winifred Thomas, daughter of Daniel Thomas (Sr.) and Anne Humphrey, circa 1730 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA,
;
Her 1st of 2 husbands.
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Family     Winifred Thomas, b. 4 Apr 1714, King George's Parish, Prince George's County, Maryland d. 25 Apr 1791, Prince George's County, Maryland - written (Age 77 years)
Marriage     Abt 1730      Prince George's County, Maryland
Children      
     1. Mary Lewis, b. Abt 1733, King George Parish, Prince George's County, Maryland
     2. Thomas Lewis, b. 1742, Prince George's County, Maryland d. Aft 1776, Prince George's County, Maryland (Age > 35 years)
     3. John Lewis, b. 1736, St. John's Parish, Broad Creek, Prince George's County, Maryland d. 1817, Henry County, Kentucky (Age 81 years)
     4. Anne Lewis, b. Aft 1733
     5. Priscilla Lewis, b. 1742, Prince George's County, Maryland d. Bef 1791, Prince George's County, Maryland (Age < 48 years.)^2,3,1
John Lewis died on 13 June 1748 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA, at age 34; Dat of inventory of estate.^2,1
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Notes for John Lewis:

1711; 20 Aug.: From John Lewis, planter, of Prince George's County, Maryland to Thomas Stonestreet, planter, of Prince George's Co. for 5,000 lbs tobaco for the 50 acres of land formely in Charles County, now in Prince George's County, left to John Lewis by his father, Thomas Lewis, original tract called
"Buttersy" (Battersea), bounded by Thomas Lewis (Prince George Co. Liber F, fol. 101.)

***John Lewis - 1719 Taxables - Piscataway Hundred - 2 taxables.***

No Will has been found for John Lewis, but an account of the estate of John Lewis dec'd by Winiford Lewis, his administratrix, specified goods and chattels in an inventory at $95.3.6 with crop of tobacco 3013 pounds at 12/16 worth $18.16.7 1/2 for total of $114.0.1 1/2. Allowance of payments and disbursements $28.8.6 1/2.
Balance for distribution $90.11.5.
Heirs named aredddd deceased.
Eldest was near 16 years of age.
This was final account.before Peter Dent, Deputy Commissioner. (accounts Book, Liber 26, ff. 113-14.)

Bond of Winiford Lewis of Prince Georges County, widow, with Edward Lanham and Anthony Simms, planters, surety, at $100, May 2, 1748. Inventory was prepared by August 2nd next.
Signed Winiford Lewis, Edward Lanham, and Anthony Simms in presence of Mary Plasey and Peter Dent (Bonds box 13 folder 77). I

John Lewes/Lewis 37.45 Page &1b95.3.6 Jun 13 1748 Sep 7 1748
Appraisers: William Hawkins, Joseph Hatton.
Creditors: John Hawkins, Jr. for Edward Trafford, Esq.
Next of kin: William Thomas (elder brother).
Administratrix: Winiferd Lewis.

John Lewis 26.113 A PG £95.3.6 £23.8.6 ( PG £ entries for June 1749)
Payments to: James Edelin, Nickolas Dawson, Edward Trawford, Esq, Edward
Cole, Edward Lanham, Daniel Dulany, Esq, Peter Dent.
Heirs: children (eldest is aged 16): Mary, John, Anne, Priscilla Lewis.
Thomas is missing from this list, but is included in his mother Will.
Administratrix: Winiferd Lewis.
===
THOMAS, ANN, Prince George's Co. 9 Jul, 1746 21 Jul, 1746
To grandsons, WILLIAM TENALY and PHILLIP TENALY, JR, slaves.
To 2 grand-daus. SARAH BERRY and Anne BERRY, cattle.
WILLIAM FENDLY (?) (The names of Wm, and Phillip Tenaly,
probably may be meant for Fendly),
To dau, WENEFRED LOIS, my wearing apparel.
To son WILLIAM, 1 s. sterl.
To son DANIEL, same,
To dau, ELIZABETH CLENSEY, same,
To son JOHN, same,
Wit: Henry Humphrey, Hugh Humphrey, 24.501

Name: Linda Walden
Email: lwalden@cableone dot net
Note.¹
John Lewis was also known as Samuel Lewis.²

     Anne Thomas was born on 1 March 1716 at King George Parish, Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA.^1,2 She married William Berry circa 1732 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA.^5,2

Anne Thomas died on 2 June 1741 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA, at age 25; Early Col. settlers says d. bef 1742.^1,2
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Thomas, Daniel, Sr., Prince George's County, 2nd June, 1741; 21st Sept., 1742.
To wife Ann, estate on which she now lives apart from testator,
To sons William, Daniel and John and daus. Grace Turnely and Winifred Lewis, and to child. of dau. Anne Berry, deceased, 1s. each.
To dau. Elizabeth Clancy, extx., residue of estate.
Test: Benj. Johnson, Stephen Gordon. MCW 22,505.
===
THOMAS, ANN, Prince George's Co. 9 Jul, 1746; 21 Jul, 1746
To grandsons, WILLIAM TENALY and PHILLIP TENALY, JR, slaves.
To 2 grand-daus. SARAH BERRY and Anne BERRY, cattle.
WILLIAM FENDLY (?) (The names of Wm, and Phillip Tenaly,
probably may be meant for Fendly),
To dau, WENEFRED LOIS [Lewis], my wearing apparel.
To son WILLIAM, 1 s. sterl.
To son DANIEL, same,
To dau, ELIZABETH CLENSEY, same,
To son JOHN, same,
Wit: Henry Humphrey, Hugh Humphrey, 24.501
===
From: Norma Lundgren [mailto:nlndgrn@sbcglobal dot net]
Sent: Monday, October 10, 2005 6:46 PM
Subject: Anne Thomas' Berry husband

Anne, daughter of Daniel and Anne Thomas:
The Land Records of Prince George's Co, MD 1733-1739. Abstracted by Elise Greenup Jourdan p 25

Lib T, Page 137

Recorded at request of Daniel Thomas, Sr, 1 Jul 1734

Daniel Thomas, Sr, to dau. Anne Berry; Negro girl called Mary; /s/ Daniell Thomas (mark);
Wit; Henry Beeding, Elizabeth Beeding (mark)

The Land Records of Prince George's Co, MD 1739-1743, Abstracted by Elise Greenup Jourdan p 82

Liber T, Page 418

12 Nov 1736 Recorded at request of William Berry:

Deed from Danl. Thomas, Sr, planter, for love and affection for son-in-law William Berry, planter; Negro man Harry; a mare, cow and calf; 5 Nov 1736; /s/
Danl. Thomas, Sr. (mark);
Wit. Jno. Hawkins, Jr, Jno. Beale, Jr.²
Anne Thomas is mentioned in the will of Daniel Thomas (Sr.) on 2 June 1741 at Prince George's Co., Maryland, USA;
See image of will from Ancestry.com.
Record #1: Daniel Thomas Sr in the Maryland, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1635-1777

Record #2: Daniel Thomas Sr. in the Maryland, U.S., Calendar of Wills, 1635-1743