Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Spouses
Birth1694162996
Land Soldca 1739, Prince George’s County, MD162992
MemoBond given to his brother, William Watson
MemoWill dated
MemoWill probated
FatherWilliam Watson (ca1674-<1726)
MotherJane (ca1674-)
Misc. Notes
MSA S538-60 Pg 287-289 James Watson of Prince George’s Co MD, 15 Jul 1769; probated 17 Mar 17779987
Vol 40-41 Image552of665 Pg28710139
Son William Watson - part of a Tract of Land called Wood ...intersect the line drawn Eliz South according to a Bono Pafro from William Watson a brother of mine
Son James Watson all that remains of Watson’s Forest
Son John Watson and Jack (Watson) all that part of a Tract of land called Coleback to be equally divided
Dau Jine (Watson) - 30 ac land where she now lives during her widowhood there is one acre of land except it being the burying place
Two sons John (Watson) & Jr. (James Watson) - tract all the land down in the neck called Good come by chance and Standler Chance, to be equally divided
Dau Elizabeth (Watson), Jane (Watson), Sarah (Watson) - part of Trenant and part and part (sic) of Woodburn and part of Colebrook to be equally divided, all the remainder of my estate to be equally divided among all my children.
Grandson Alexander Oliver all the land that I have at the plect ? the horse head John & Isack whome I constitute make and ordain my sole executor of this my Last Will and Testament
/s/ James (his Mark) Watson
Witnesses: Benj Wails, Timothy (his mark) Mahen, William Watson Jr (his mark)
Prerogative Office 17 Mar 1777 Came Timothy Mahen & William Watson Jr two of the subscribing witnesses ... Sworn before me Elie Nallette Regr
Prince George’s County Register of Wills (Wills) 1698-190149646
C1326-3 Box 12 Folder 64: Recorded in Liber W F No. 2 Folio 287; Recorded in Liber S T No. 2 Folio 24-25 James Watson Will dtd 15 Jul 1776; probated 17 Mar 1777, actual will, (original, same as above)
Vol 40-41 Image552of665 Pg28710139
Son William Watson - part of a Tract of Land called Wood ...intersect the line drawn Eliz South according to a Bono Pafro from William Watson a brother of mine
Son James Watson all that remains of Watson’s Forest
Son John Watson and Jack (Watson) all that part of a Tract of land called Coleback to be equally divided
Dau Jine (Watson) - 30 ac land where she now lives during her widowhood there is one acre of land except it being the burying place
Two sons John (Watson) & Jr. (James Watson) - tract all the land down in the neck called Good come by chance and Standler Chance, to be equally divided
Dau Elizabeth (Watson), Jane (Watson), Sarah (Watson) - part of Trenant and part and part (sic) of Woodburn and part of Colebrook to be equally divided, all the remainder of my estate to be equally divided among all my children.
Grandson Alexander Oliver all the land that I have at the plect ? the horse head John & Isack whome I constitute make and ordain my sole executor of this my Last Will and Testament
/s/ James (his Mark) Watson
Witnesses: Benj Wails, Timothy (his mark) Mahen, William Watson Jr (his mark)
Prerogative Office 17 Mar 1777 Came Timothy Mahen & William Watson Jr two of the subscribing witnesses ... Sworn before me Elie Nallette Regr
Prince George’s County Register of Wills (Wills) 1698-190149646
C1326-3 Box 12 Folder 64: Recorded in Liber W F No. 2 Folio 287; Recorded in Liber S T No. 2 Folio 24-25 James Watson Will dtd 15 Jul 1776; probated 17 Mar 1777, actual will, (original, same as above)
Research
MSA S538-60 Pg 287-289 James Watson probated 17 Mar 1777:9987 Vol 40-41 Image552of665 Pg28710139 (Who’s son is Alexander Oliver?)
Grandson Alexander Oliver
Pg 185 Isaac Watson s/o James Watson Sr (b: 1694 d: bef 17 Mar 1777) & Elizabeth (N) (d: bef 15 Jul 1769); Marr: Mary Mayhew, possible d/o Timothy Mayhew & 1st wife Catherine (N). Lic dated 21 Mar 178610901 (his son Isaac Watson? not listed in father’s Will?)
Grandson Alexander Oliver
Pg 185 Isaac Watson s/o James Watson Sr (b: 1694 d: bef 17 Mar 1777) & Elizabeth (N) (d: bef 15 Jul 1769); Marr: Mary Mayhew, possible d/o Timothy Mayhew & 1st wife Catherine (N). Lic dated 21 Mar 178610901 (his son Isaac Watson? not listed in father’s Will?)
MarriagePrince George’s County, MD132673
Marr Memobef 27 Mar 1739?