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101	'Os' Williams was employed by Ballard Brothers in Willis Wharf for many years. Employees lived in barracks in Willis Wharf during the week. He was a seine (net) mender.	Williams, James Oswald 'Os' (I70061)
102	'Will' of William Shield presented in court by widow, Ann, no date on document. "I give unto Roger Taloar my Seder Desk. I give unto Kendal Hogshare two heifers." (NOTE: It was not a properly written will but court accepted it from widow.)	Taylor, Roger (I99768)
103	(-----) Lankford and David Mears was the security on the M.L.B. of James L. Lankford and Hester A. Gladding.	Family: Lewis James Lankford / Hester Ann Gladding (F9801)
104	(-----) Marshall would have been the male under 10 (6) in the household of Thomas Marshall in 1800 and age 16-26 (16) in 1810. No actual record has been found of Thomas Marshall's son, giving his name or marriage. However, Henny (-----) Marshall, age 43, was listed as head of a household in the Messongo area next door to Daniel Boston in 1850. She is believed to be the wife of Thomas Marshall's son.	Marshall, (2nd s\|o Thomas) (I3235)
105	(-----) Moseby, Maude's son, drowned.	Mosby, William Lyndon (I9883)
106	(1) Richard Haskins made oath that he was in the service of Capt. William Mitchell and had the power to command his servants and that William Smith was a servant of Capt. Mitchell. (2) John Bailey made oath that William Smith, being at Mr. Hatton's challenged two brass kettles and that the deponent did rebuke him telling him that the deponent bought the kettles with Capt. Michell's money, his then master. Deponent further sayeth that he, being at the house of Phillip Lands, dressing the said Lands wedding dinner, there was taken out his possession certain parcels of pewter, being seven dishes, great and small, upon which this deponent told his master who calling Mrs. Williams to account, she, the said Williams did acknowledge that she had them and forthwith did deliver the said pewter to this deponent. She, Mrs. Williams, did challenge a great pastry plate as her own, marked with W.M. (3) George Hawes, age 23 years, sworn and examined sayeth that being aboard the ship called Thomas and John, at Debtford and bound for these parts of America, William Smith having in his custody clothes for Capt. Wm. Mitchell's servants and when the clothes were delivered out one Morter, a Taylor, then servant to Capt. Mitchell, desiring something out of the chest from the said Smith, the said Smith did reply that have them stay till the said Capt. Mitchell or some one from him came aboard, further saying that he, the said Smith, was a servant as well as they and could not deliver without order. (4) The deposition of John Wheeler, age 21 or thereabouts sworn and examined in open court, sayeth that William Smith told this deponent aboard the ship at Debtford when they were coming for these parts of America that he, the said Smith, was servant of Capt. Mitchell for the term of four years. The occasion of the said Smith's said report (to) this deponent was that the said Mitchell, sending this deponent aboard upon his account bidding the said deponent to inquire for Smith, his, the said Mitchell's servant, when they came aboard and to carry this message to the said Smith that he should take him into his custody and look after him or words to that purpose and further sayeth not."	Mitchell, Capt. William (Michell), Esq. (I74211)
107	(1993 manuscript by Mary Ross Brown in the St. Louis County Library "Mary Scarburgh Was Not A Littleton" provided by Robert Bernheim, 2 Feb 2004)	Jones, Gilbert (I25272)
108	(A nuncupative will) William Thornton & Ezekiel Young testified that on 9 Jan 1805 Ann Mason did verbally dispose of her estate in the following manner: To daughter Agnes Mason ... & to daughter Bridget Custis the remaining part of her estate. Also that Ann Mason called upon & requested William Thornton & Ezekiel Young to take notice that such was her will.	(--?--), Ann (I48813)
109	(Acc Co Deeds 53, p. 289)	Family: William James Gibbons / Louisiana Hope (F14348)
110	(According to an order formerly granted) It is thought fit & by this present Court ordered (at the request of Jno Pott) that the execution against the said Jno Pott's estate (at the suite of Luke Billington) be suspended & the cattle seized remain in the sheriff's custody until a legal trial shall further determine the same.	Pott, John Gent. (nephew of Francis & bro of Bridget) (I84877)
111	(According to an order formerly granted) It is thought fit & by this present Court ordered (at the request of Jno Pott) that the execution against the said Jno Pott's estate (at the suite of Luke Billington) be suspended & the cattle seized remain in the sheriff's custody until a legal trial shall further determine the same.	Billington, Luke (I118682)
112	(According to order of Court from the Governor & Council bearing the date of 14 March 1653/54), this day Capt. Francis Pott had the oath which appertains to Sheriff administered to him; (and for this present year 1654) he entered into the place and office of High Sheriff for Northampton County.	Pott, Capt. Francis (I69448)
113	(Administrative Bonds)	Welburne, John Drummond (I57282)
114	(Anna Wharton Smith, Genealogy of the Fisher Family, 1896, Philadelphia, PA)	(--?--), Catherine (I126525)
115	(Anna Wharton Smith, Genealogy of the Fisher Family, 1896, Philadelphia, PA)	Fisher, George (I126531)
116	(Anna Wharton Smith, Genealogy of the Fisher Family, 1896, Philadelphia, PA)	Fisher, Sarah (I126530)
117	(Anna Wharton Smith, Genealogy of the Fisher Family, 1896, Philadelphia, PA)	Fisher, Elizabeth (I126528)
118	(Anna Wharton Smith, Genealogy of the Fisher Family, 1896, Philadelphia, PA)	Fisher, Catherine (I126532)
119	(Anna Wharton Smith, Genealogy of the Fisher Family, 1896, Philadelphia, PA)	Fisher, Thomas (I126526)
120	(Anna Wharton Smith, Genealogy of the Fisher Family, 1896, Philadelphia, PA)	Owens, Nancy (I126490)
121	(Anna Wharton Smith, Genealogy of the Fisher Family, 1896, Philadelphia, PA)	Fisher, George Purnell (I126554)
122	(Anna Wharton Smith, Genealogy of the Fisher Family, 1896, Philadelphia, PA)	Fisher, Thomas (I126566)
123	(Arden Seaman, account of descendants of Cpt. John Seaman)	Seaman, Charles Powell (I126267)
124	(Ardon Seaman, account of descendants of Cpt. John Seaman)	Seaman, Sarah Jane (I126265)
125	(Atalanta Purnell Bible)	Purnell, John Henry (I126466)
126	(Benjamin J. Dashiell, Dashiell Family Records, Vol 2, Higginson Book Co. Salem, MA, 1928)	Dashiell, Josiah (I32682)
127	(Benjamin J. Dashiell, Dashiell Family Records, Vol 2, Higginson Book Co. Salem, MA, 1928)	Dashiell, Rev. George III (I57370)
128	(Benjamin J. Dashiell, Dashiell Family Records, Vol 2, Higginson Book Co. Salem, MA, 1928)	Dashiell, Rev. George III (I57370)
129	(Benjamin J. Dashiell, Dashiell Family Records, Vol 2, Higginson Book Co. Salem, MA, 1928)	Dashiell, Col. George II (I25948)
130	(Benjamin J. Dashiell, Dashiell Family Records, Vol 2, Higginson Book Co. Salem, MA, 1928)	Dashiell, Elizabeth (I126060)
131	(Benjamin J. Dashiell, Dashiell Family Records, Vol 2, Higginson Book Co. Salem, MA, 1928)	Dashiell, Rev. Alfred (I126061)
132	(Benjamin J. Dashiell, Dashiell Family Records, Vol 2, Higginson Book Co. Salem, MA, 1928)	Dashiell, Elizabeth (I126062)
133	(Benjamin J. Dashiell, Dashiell Family Records, Vol 2, Higginson Book Co. Salem, MA, 1928)	Dashiell, George Washington (I126063)
134	(Benjamin J. Dashiell, Dashiell Family Records, Vol 2, Higginson Book Co. Salem, MA, 1928)	Dashiell, Henry Laurens (I126075)
135	(Benjamin J. Dashiell, Dashiell Family Records, Vol 2, Higginson Book Co. Salem, MA, 1928)	Dashiell, Addison (I126064)
136	(Benjamin J. Dashiell, Dashiell Family Records, Vol 2, Higginson Book Co. Salem, MA, 1928)	Dashiell, Rose Esther (I126065)
137	(Benjamin J. Dashiell, Dashiell Family Records, Vol 2, Higginson Book Co. Salem, MA, 1928)	Dashiell, Jane (I126066)
138	(Benjamin J. Dashiell, Dashiell Family Records, Vol 2, Higginson Book Co. Salem, MA, 1928)	Dashiell, Jane (I126067)
139	(Benjamin J. Dashiell, Dashiell Family Records, Vol 2, Higginson Book Co. Salem, MA, 1928)	Dashiell, Jeremiah Yellott (I126068)
140	(Benjamin J. Dashiell, Dashiell Family Records, Vol 2, Higginson Book Co. Salem, MA, 1928)	Dashiell, Mary Yellott (I126069)
141	(Benjamin J. Dashiell, Dashiell Family Records, Vol 2, Higginson Book Co. Salem, MA, 1928)	Dashiell, Jane Ann (I126070)
142	(Benjamin J. Dashiell, Dashiell Family Records, Vol 2, Higginson Book Co. Salem, MA, 1928)	Dashiell, Romaine (I126071)
143	(Benjamin J. Dashiell, Dashiell Family Records, Vol 2, Higginson Book Co. Salem, MA, 1928)	Dashiell, Romainia Caroline (I126072)
144	(Benjamin J. Dashiell, Dashiell Family Records, Vol 2, Higginson Book Co. Salem, MA, 1928)	Dashiell, Luther Fairfax (I126073)
145	(Benjamin J. Dashiell, Dashiell Family Records, Vol 2, Higginson Book Co. Salem, MA, 1928, p. 339)	Dashiell, Fisher (I57374)
146	(Benjamin J. Dashiell, Dashiell Family Records, Vol 2, Higginson Book Co. Salem, MA, 1928, p. 339)	Dashiell, Matilda (I57365)
147	(Bob Gootee)	Family: Charles Taylor / Hulda 'Huldey A.' Bull (F21711)
148	(Daugherty Family Bible)	Family: Thomas Stevenson Daugherty / Emily Roxanna Suzanna Johnson (F44920)
149	(descendants: Dan Trimble)	Whittington, Isaac Joseph (I124957)
150	(Dorcester County Maryland Genealogical Magazine, Vol. II, No. 4, Nov, 1981, p.8)	Marshall, Levin (I56384)

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101

'Os' Williams was employed by Ballard Brothers in Willis Wharf for many years. Employees lived in barracks in Willis Wharf during the week. He was a seine (net) mender.

Williams, James Oswald 'Os' (I70061)

102

'Will' of William Shield presented in court by widow, Ann, no date on document. "I give unto Roger Taloar my Seder Desk. I give unto Kendal Hogshare two heifers." (NOTE: It was not a properly written will but court accepted it from widow.)

Taylor, Roger (I99768)

103

(-----) Lankford and David Mears was the security on the M.L.B. of James L. Lankford and Hester A. Gladding.

Family: Lewis James Lankford / Hester Ann Gladding (F9801)

104

(-----) Marshall would have been the male under 10 (6) in the household of Thomas Marshall in 1800 and age 16-26 (16) in 1810. No actual record has been found of Thomas Marshall's son, giving his name or marriage. However, Henny (-----) Marshall, age 43, was listed as head of a household in the Messongo area next door to Daniel Boston in 1850. She is believed to be the wife of Thomas Marshall's son.

Marshall, (2nd s|o Thomas) (I3235)

105

(-----) Moseby, Maude's son, drowned.

Mosby, William Lyndon (I9883)

106

(1) Richard Haskins made oath that he was in the service of Capt. William Mitchell and had the power to command his servants and that William Smith was a servant of Capt. Mitchell. (2) John Bailey made oath that William Smith, being at Mr. Hatton's challenged two brass kettles and that the deponent did rebuke him telling him that the deponent bought the kettles with Capt. Michell's money, his then master. Deponent further sayeth that he, being at the house of Phillip Lands, dressing the said Lands wedding dinner, there was taken out his possession certain parcels of pewter, being seven dishes, great and small, upon which this deponent told his master who calling Mrs. Williams to account, she, the said Williams did acknowledge that she had them and forthwith did deliver the said pewter to this deponent. She, Mrs. Williams, did challenge a great pastry plate as her own, marked with W.M. (3) George Hawes, age 23 years, sworn and examined sayeth that being aboard the ship called Thomas and John, at Debtford and bound for these parts of America, William Smith having in his custody clothes for Capt. Wm. Mitchell's servants and when the clothes were delivered out one Morter, a Taylor, then servant to Capt. Mitchell, desiring something out of the chest from the said Smith, the said Smith did reply that have them stay till the said Capt. Mitchell or some one from him came aboard, further saying that he, the said Smith, was a servant as well as they and could not deliver without order. (4) The deposition of John Wheeler, age 21 or thereabouts sworn and examined in open court, sayeth that William Smith told this deponent aboard the ship at Debtford when they were coming for these parts of America that he, the said Smith, was servant of Capt. Mitchell for the term of four years. The occasion of the said Smith's said report (to) this deponent was that the said Mitchell, sending this deponent aboard upon his account bidding the said deponent to inquire for Smith, his, the said Mitchell's servant, when they came aboard and to carry this message to the said Smith that he should take him into his custody and look after him or words to that purpose and further sayeth not."

Mitchell, Capt. William (Michell), Esq. (I74211)

107

(1993 manuscript by Mary Ross Brown in the St. Louis County Library "Mary Scarburgh Was Not A Littleton" provided by Robert Bernheim, 2 Feb 2004)

Jones, Gilbert (I25272)

108

(A nuncupative will) William Thornton & Ezekiel Young testified that on 9 Jan 1805 Ann Mason did verbally dispose of her estate in the following manner: To daughter Agnes Mason ... & to daughter Bridget Custis the remaining part of her estate. Also that Ann Mason called upon & requested William Thornton & Ezekiel Young to take notice that such was her will.

(--?--), Ann (I48813)

109

(Acc Co Deeds 53, p. 289)

Family: William James Gibbons / Louisiana Hope (F14348)

110

(According to an order formerly granted) It is thought fit & by this present Court ordered (at the request of Jno Pott) that the execution against the said Jno Pott's estate (at the suite of Luke Billington) be suspended & the cattle seized remain in the sheriff's custody until a legal trial shall further determine the same.

Pott, John Gent. (nephew of Francis & bro of Bridget) (I84877)

111

Billington, Luke (I118682)

112

(According to order of Court from the Governor & Council bearing the date of 14 March 1653/54), this day Capt. Francis Pott had the oath which appertains to Sheriff administered to him; (and for this present year 1654) he entered into the place and office of High Sheriff for Northampton County.

Pott, Capt. Francis (I69448)

113

(Administrative Bonds)

Welburne, John Drummond (I57282)

114

(Anna Wharton Smith, Genealogy of the Fisher Family, 1896, Philadelphia, PA)

(--?--), Catherine (I126525)

115

(Anna Wharton Smith, Genealogy of the Fisher Family, 1896, Philadelphia, PA)

Fisher, George (I126531)

116

(Anna Wharton Smith, Genealogy of the Fisher Family, 1896, Philadelphia, PA)

Fisher, Sarah (I126530)

117

(Anna Wharton Smith, Genealogy of the Fisher Family, 1896, Philadelphia, PA)

Fisher, Elizabeth (I126528)

118

(Anna Wharton Smith, Genealogy of the Fisher Family, 1896, Philadelphia, PA)

Fisher, Catherine (I126532)

119

(Anna Wharton Smith, Genealogy of the Fisher Family, 1896, Philadelphia, PA)

Fisher, Thomas (I126526)

120

(Anna Wharton Smith, Genealogy of the Fisher Family, 1896, Philadelphia, PA)

Owens, Nancy (I126490)

121

(Anna Wharton Smith, Genealogy of the Fisher Family, 1896, Philadelphia, PA)

Fisher, George Purnell (I126554)

122

(Anna Wharton Smith, Genealogy of the Fisher Family, 1896, Philadelphia, PA)

Fisher, Thomas (I126566)

123

(Arden Seaman, account of descendants of Cpt. John Seaman)

Seaman, Charles Powell (I126267)

124

(Ardon Seaman, account of descendants of Cpt. John Seaman)

Seaman, Sarah Jane (I126265)

125

(Atalanta Purnell Bible)

Purnell, John Henry (I126466)

126