Recorded 19 March 1743 Folio 18 Daniel Hubbert of Dorchester County to his daughter Elizabeth Whitely wife of Augustus Whitely land called "Chance" or " --- Harbour" at the head of a creek called Hudsons Creek on the west side of Little Choptank River, in a neck called Barren Neck and on White Marsh, containing 100 acres more or less. |
Made 11 June 1746 Recorded 11 June 1746 Folio 28 Jeremiah Pritchett a Mariner to Edward Pritchett his brother land called "Williams Lott" 25A also "Hazzard" originally granted to Zebulon Pritchett (his father) 50A. Witnesses: Henry Traverse, Benja. Keene After acknowedgement it says 1746 June 11 received from Edward Pritchett Junior one shilling and 10 pence sterling for a fine on the within mentioned lands Made 11 June 1745 - 23 May 1746 Folio 50 Deposition of Rice Willis of Kent Co., Del. Aged about 42 years concerning bounded tree shown to him about 26 or 27 years ago by Rice Leveness now deceased. Taken 6 Sept. 1746 Folio 74 Deposition of John Hubbert mentions Daniel Hubbert and Daniell's sons Humphrey and Nehemiah Hubbert Deposition of Titus Hubbart Deposition of William Gray concerning the will of Daniel Hubbert written for him by deponent about 3 years before his death, providing for said land to be divided equally between his sons Humphrey and Nehemiah. Above depositions concerning division of "Aclantiss" Recorded 3 Nov. 1746 Folio 93 Richard Wallace of Dorchester County planter to son Richard Wallace, Junr. Planter, part of a tract called "All Three of Us" between Stapleford Wallises plantation and a plantation of Lewis Griffith called "The New Ground", containing 70 acres more or less. Barthola mentioned as wife of Richard Wallis and mother of Richard Wallis, Jr. Recorded 14 March 1746 Folio 130 Deposition of Thomas Pierson of Dorchester County, planter, aged about 60 years states that John Willis now living in St. Marys White Chappel Parish near Hunting Creek was to the best of deponents knowledge the eldest son of John Willis who lived on Blackwater about 4 or 5 miles from Cambridge, and who was formerly Cryer of Dorchester County Court. Recorded 12 Aug. 1747 Folio 154 Titus Hubbert and Isabell his wife of Dorchester County to Samuel Hubbert and Thomas Cook tracts called "Brooks Outhold" containing 100 acres, "Indian Quarter" containing 50 acres more or less, and "Taylors Hap" containing 50 cares more or less. Parts of "Indian Quarter" and "Brooks Outhold" having already been bought by Thos. Cook from Henry Trippe. Recorded 12 Aug. 1747 Folio 166 Receipt of T. Muir for alienation fine paid by Samuel Hubbert and Thomas Cook on "Brooks Outhold", "Indian Quarter" and "Taylors Hap" sold to them by Titus Hubbert. Made 11 Nov. 1747 Recorded 11 Nov. 1747 Folio 176 John Stafford Jun. to Lott Pritchett land called "Ought Lett" or "Saffords Ought Lett" on west side of Northwest fork of Nanticoke River beginning at northwest side of Long Branch containing 100A Witnesses: Thomas McKeel, Wm. Gray Made 11 Nov 1747 Recorded 11 Nov 1747 Folio 177 Lott Pritchett to John Safford, bricklayer, land called "Edenbrough" lying between northeast and northern branches of Fox Creek that issueth out of Hungar River touches land ofWilliam Dean near northwest line of "Northampton" containing 100A. Witnesses: Thomas Mackeel, Wm. Gray On back of foregoing deed a memorandum - that there is a 3A section in dispute that are included in above deed - sold before to one Woodland to remain in possesseion of present possessor Recorded 24 Nov. 1748 Folio 261 Priscilla Rumbley, relict of John Rumbley of Dorchester County to Mary Rumbley, Mary having lived with Priscilla for about 19 years and now having entered into bond to maintain and support said Priscilla for her lifetime: personal property. Witness: Thomas Muir and David Rumbley Made 15 Sept. 1748 Recorded 8 Nov. 1748 Folio 266 Thomas Bramble and Mary his wife to Jeremiah Pritchett mariner, land called "Batchelder's Ridge" lying on west side of Blackwater River between head of Racoon Creek and the Beaver Dam that makes out of Coles Creek containing 78A. Witnesses: Benja. Keene, John Jones Recorded 7 Feb. 1748 Folio 326 Theophilus Hackett of Dorchester County to John Wallis, part of a tract called "Neighbourly Kindness" containing 100 acres more or less. Recorded 28 Nov. 1748 Folio 342 Nicolis Buckley of Dorchester County to Mary Rumble of the same county: "Irish Hope" on Teadius Creek, adjacent "Timothys Prevention" containing 50 acres more or less. Recorded 5 August 1749 Folio 366 Bethula Wallis of Dorchester County to sons Matthew Wallis, Joseph Wallis, Thomas Wallis, and Richard Wallis of same County "Hermitage" containing 50 acres in Hermitage Hundred on Hungar River and Charles Creek and "Addition to Hermitage", and parts of "Hog Harbour". Made (X) Aug. 1749 Recorded 22 Aug. 1749 A Bill of Sale Folio 373 Rachel Draper, spinstress and widow to James Pritchett household goods and animals. Witnesses: Thomas Foster, Henry Dawson Recorded 14 March 1749 Folio 399 William Thomas of Dorchester County and Magdalene his wife to Nehemiah Hubbart of the same county, planter a tract called "Thomases Hope", adjacent "Batchelders Hope" near the head of Cabin Creek branches containing 50 acres more or less. Made 14 Nov. 1750 Recorded 26 Feb 1750 Folio 478 Lott Pritchett, Planter to Alexander Clark, Gunsmith land called "Horsedown" containing 50A. Witnesses: J. Eccleston, Isaac Anderson Recorded 4 Dec. 1751 Folio 598 Staplefort Wallace and Barthewley his mother of Dorchester County planters, to Henry Fisher, Jr planter part of "All Three of US" on east side of Hungar River containing 25 acres more or less adjacent to Richard Wallis part of said land. Recorded 23 April 1752 Folio 610 Humphrey Hubbert of Dorchester County toNehemiah Hubbert of the same county half of a tract called "Aclantiss" whereon said Nehemiah now dwells containing 150 acres, in accordance with the will of the father of said Humphrey and Nehemiah. Mary mentioned as the wife of said Humphrey. Recorded 4 Dec. 1751 Folio 619 Beththuley Wallis, spinstress and Staplefort Wallis son of Beththuley Wallis to Lewis Griffith, "Staplefords Lot" on Charles Creek issues out of Hungar River containing 100 acres more or less, and "Division" on east side of Hungar River containing 100 acres more or less. Recorded 8 June 1752 Folio 621 James Wallace of Dorchester County, wheelwright to Thomas Vickars - livestock and personal property. Made 27 Sept. 1752 Recorded 29 Sept 1752 A division of lands of Joseph Merchant, deceased, to heirs - his three daughters: Sarah wife of Thomas Stapleford, Rebecca wife of Thomas Wallis(Wallace), and Josebed wife of William Pritchett Folio 627 Thomas Wallis and Rebecca received the middle part of "Hereford". Josebed and William Pritchett to get all the upper part of "Hereford" and all parts of "Stow" containing 16A. Witnesses: Henry Travers, Henry Fisher, Joseph Wallace Made 17 Nov 1752 Recorded 17 Nov 1752 Folio 656 William Willey and Mary his wife to Phunback Pritchett land called "The Irish Hope" on a creek called Tedious Creek - mentions line of "Timothy's Prevention"- containing 50A Witnesses: John Jones, Thomas Mackeel Made 11 Nov. 1746 - 27 May 1752 Folio 658 Commission to Thomas Mackeel, John Trippe, Basil Noell and Hugh Eccleston to perpetuate bounds of John Harrington's lands called "Rosses Range" and David Rosses "Return". Depositions of: Judah Willis (female) aged about 50 years, William Willis aged about 52 years, and Samuel Hubbert aged about 60 years. Mentioned Cornelia Phillips daughter of John Ross. Made 6 Feb. 1753 Recorded 26 Feb. 1753 Folio 671 Jeremiah Pritchett and Mary his wife to William Edgar land called "Pritchett's Forest" containing 76½A on the south west side of a tract called "Cabin Quarter" Witnesses: Henry Travers, Benja. Keene Taken 10 March 1752 - 10 March 1753 Folio 712 Commission to Daniel Sulivane, John Anderton, William Harper and Isaac Addams to perpetuate bounds of Humphrey Hubberts land called "Atlantis" and return. Deposition of John Brown aged about 53 years concerning bounded tree shown him about 17 years ago by Daniel Hubert deceased, at the southern end of Nehemiah Hubbert's now dwelling plantation. Deposition of Honor Hutton aged about 67 years mentions Daniel Hubbert about 10-12 years ago. Recorded 17 June 1748 Folio 716 Humphrey Hubbert of Dorchester County, planter to Nehemiah Hubbert of the same county, planter: Bond to convey to Nehemiah 1/2 of a tract called "Atlantisse", to be divided by Capt. Hicks. Recorded 15 Sept 1753 Folio 738 Thomas Hacket of Dorchester County, planter and Sarah his wife to Andrew Willis of the same county, planter part of a tract called "Friendship" adjacent "Grantham and containing 28 acres more or less. Recorded 15 Sept 1753 Folio 739 Solomon Hubard and Marget his wife of Dorchester County to William Wall of the same county part of a tract called "Mohoun Industry" containing 64 acres more or less. |
Recorded 26 Nov. 1753 Folio 22 Solomon Hubbard and Margaret his wife, Richard Tull and Priscilla his wife of Dorchester County, planters to Joseph Wheatly of the same county, ship carpenter part of two tracts on the north side of the northwest fork of Nanticoke River, called "Mahorns Venture" containing 25 acres and "Mohorns Industry" containing 30 acres more or less devised to said Margaret and Priscilla by the Will of their Father John Mahorn deceased. Made 30 March 1754 Recorded 12 April 1754 Folio 61 Thomas Causey Jun. and Rosannah his wife to Jeremiah Pritchet land called "Hardship" containing 155A in woods on the uppermost fork of the main branch of Cornelius's Branch that issueth out of the west side of northwest fork of the Nanticoke River. Witnesses: Wm. Murray, Cha. Dickenson Rosannah Causey gives up dower rights Made 24 Aug 1754 Recorded 10 Sept 1754 Folio 125 John Safford and Elizabeth his wife to Lot Pritchet land called "Stafford's Outlett" containing 100A on the west side of northwest fork of Nanticoke River Witnesses: Cha. Dickenson, James Murray Elizabeth Stafford gives up dower rights Made 19 Dec 1754 Recorded 16 Jan 1755 Folio 174 Jeremiah Pritchet to Job Slacom land called "Pritchet's Forest" containing 258A on west side of Blackwater River - mentions land of William Edgers Witnesses: Wm. Murray, Charles Dickenson Mary Pritchet gives up dower rights Recorded 18 Feb. 1755 Folio 186 William Rumbley of Dorchester County planter, to George Rumbly his son: part of a tract called "Paris" on the east side of Goose Creek, containing 400 acres: 50 acres hereby conveyed. Made 25 Jan. 1755 Recorded 11 March 1755 Folio 192 Denwood Hicks, and Anne his wife to Ezekiel Pritchet land called "Brother's Adventure" containing 50A on northwest side of northeast branch of Nanticoke Witnesses: Henry Hooper, Edward Trippe Anne Hicks gives up dower rights Folio 346 Edward Pritchett, Jun. acting as witness to deed of Henry Fisher and Mary his wife to William McFarland consisting of Mary's share of "Small Profit" that she inherited from her father Richard Pearson who died intestate - Milcah was another daughter. Made and recorded 8 June 1756 Folio 358 Jeremiah Pritchett to John Rotten land called "Pritchett's Forest" containing 51½A - mentions William Edgers and Job Slacom Witnesses: Henry Hooper Jun., Jos. Cox Gray Made 3 July 1756 Recorded 19 July 1756 Deed of Gift Folio 368 John Harper, cooper, to Arcada Pritchett, wife of Edward Pritchett gives to daughter "Harper's Lott" 17 acres and "King's Hazard" 50 acres adjacent to "Harper's Lott" and in the westernmost part of the tract. Witnesses: Wm. Murray, Edward Trippe Taken 8 June 1756 - 15 July 1756 Folio 376 Deposition of Nehemiah Hubbart aged about 30 years re bounded tree shown to him by Daniel Hubbart and survey by Capt. Henry Ennalls . Deposition of William Ross aged about 70 years concerning resurvey by Daniel Hubard about 20 years ago. Made 16 Oct. 1756 Recorded 14 Feb 1757 Folio 437 William Harper to Jeremiah Pritchet land called "William's Desire" containing 124A on the east side of Hubbards Cart/Cross? Road and on east end of Green Pond. Witnesses: Wm Murray, Edward Trippe Recorded 17 Jan. 1757 Folio 449 John Dawson (son of Richard Dawson) of Dorchester County, planter to Thomas Willis of the same county part of a tract on the east side of the Northwest fork of the Nanticoke River, called "Addition to Timber Tree Neck", located near John Brown's dwelling plantation and containing 134 1/2 acres more or less. Recorded 29 January 1757 Folio 451 Bond of Nehemiah Andrew and Thomas Williams of Dorchester County planters, to warrant and defend the above deed from John Dawson to Thomas Willis. States that Willis bought the said land from said Nehemiah Andrew. Dated 11 March 1755 Folio 452 Edward Pritchett, Jun. and Job Slacom act as Commissioners to settle bounds of "Staplefords Lot" - William Harper age 37, son of Samuel Harper mentioned in depositions Made 11 March 1755 - 23 July 1755 Folio 452 Deposition of Richard Willis aged about 37 years concerning bounder tree shown him etc. Dated 11 June 1757 Folio 482 Edward Pritchett, Jun. acted as witness to the deed of Charles Paull to John Paull - lands on Ascombs Island. Made 29 Oct. 1757 Recorded 14 Jan. 1758 Folio 545 Noble Hobbs and Priscilar his wife to Ezekiel Pritchet land called "Millses Purchase" containing 50A - boundaried mention Kirks Branch that makes out of the north side of the north west fork of the Nanticoke River, above Marshy Bridge Witnesses: John Campbell, Alexr. Frazier Priscillar Hobbs gives up dower rights Made 29 Oct. 1757 Recorded 21 Feb 1758 Folio 556 Ezekiel Pritchet and Elizabeth his wife to William Jester of Kent Co., Pensilvania(Note: since there is no Kent co in PA I am unclear whether they meant Kent Co in MD or DE) land called "Brother's Adventure" containing 50A Witnesses: John Campbell, Alex. Frazier Elizabeth Pritchett gives up dower rights |
Recorded 22 Feb. 1758 Folio 1 Nehemiah Boxall of Dorchester County to Nehemiah Hubbart of the same county a tract called "Boxalls Lot" on a branch of Cabin Creek containing 25 acres more or less. Made and recorded ? Folio 23 Jeremiah Pritchett to Archebald McMallum, Joyner and Carpenter of Talbot Co. Inn Holder, land Jeremiah Pritchet bought of William Harper called "William's Desire" containing 124A - In Great neck of Marshehope Witnesses: John Campbell, Zabdiel Potter Mary Pritchett wife of Jeremiah Pritchett gives up dower rights Made 3 Jan 1758 Recorded 17 March 1758 Folio 27 An Instrument of Writing We - Thomas Stapleford, Wm. Pritchet, and Rebecca Merchant being equal partners in tract of land called "Partnership" containing 100A agree to make an equal division - 33A on south end to Thomas Stapleford, 33A in middle to Rebecca Merchant and 33A on north side to Wm. Pritchet Witnesses: Jonathan Patridge, Charles Wallace Recorded 13 June 1758 Folio 51 John Rumbley of Dorchester County planter, to Job Slacome of the same county; "Hogg Quarter" on the west side of Fishing Bay on an island called Road Island, containing 30 acres more or less. Made 14 June 1758 Recorded 16 June 1758 Folio 53 Jeremiah Pritchet to Job Slacum land called "Jobes Folley" containing 29A on west side of Racoon Creek and a beaver dam that makes out of the head of Coles Creek all on west side of Blackwater River being first bounder of "Pritchett's Forrest" Witnesses: Robert Polk, Alex Frazier Mary Pritchet gives up dower rights Recorded 14 June 1758 Folio 56 Titus Hubbart and Isbel his wife of Dorchester County to Nehemiah Hubbert of the same county 50 acres called "Hubbert's Hazzard" on a branch of Cabin Creek. Made 11 Nov. 1755 - 20 May 1756 Folio 76 Deposition of Nehemiah Andrew age 27 mentions - the dwelling house of John Willis. The affirmation of John Edmondson (a Quaker) of Dorchester County aged 56 years, concerning bounded tree of "Painters Range" shown to him by Peter Taylor about 28 or 29 years ago when affirmant was building a house for John Willis. Recorded 6 Feb. 1759 Folio 135 David McCollister of Dorchester County to Nehemiah Hubert and Thomas Moore of the same county, livestock Recorded 22 Jan. 1759 Folio 143 Division of "Batchelors Quarter" on the northeast side of the head of Nanticoke River, adjacent land of Jeremiah Godwin and containing 200 acres more or less between Mary Hubbard and Ann Williams, daughters and heirs of John Claybourn. Taken 9 March 1759 Folio 146 Commission to perpetuate bounds of "Staplefort's Desert" for Barthula Wallace In a deposition by Noah Pearson age 54 - he said about 2 years ago he in company with Edward Pritchet, Jun., now deceased, and Edward showed him bounder tree In a deposition by Wm. Pritchett aged 30, Edward Pritchet, Jun also showed him bounder tree. Recorded 4 Sept. 1759 Folio 238 John Marrit of Dorchester County, planter, and Ellender his wife to John Hubart of the same county a tract called "Turkey Ridge" at the head of Hacketts Branch containing 50 acres more or less. |
Made 8 Nov. 1759 Recorded 7 May 1760 Folio 97 Jeremiah Pritchet and Mary his wife to John Hughey of Talbot co. land called "Hardship" containing 155A Witnesses: John Campbell, Alex. Frazier Mary Pritchet gives up dower rights Made 9 Sept 1760 Recorded 13 Oct. 1760 Folio 196 Mathew Driver to Jeremiah Pritchet a bill of sale for 4 negroes: a boy called George, a boy called Will, a boy called James, and a girl called Easter. Witnesses: Henry Swarden, John Orrell NOTE: See Folio 17, liber 232 Recorded 21 June 1760 Folio 208 Valuation of land of Kinsey Edmondson, son and orphan of Wm. Edmondson, late of Dorchester County, deceased, now in the possession of Pollard Edmondson of Talbot County, guardian of said Kinsey. Part of "Edmondsons Purchis" where Isaac Willis lives containing 112 acres; and 50 acres of "Range", valued by William Richardson and Wm. Haskins under appointment by Alexander Frazier, Justice. Recorded 12 Nov. 1760 Folio 208 Be it remembered that on the 12th day of Nov. anno dom 1760 Personally appeared before us the subscribers two of his Lordships Justices of the Peace for the County of Dorchester John Waddel and did acknowledge that on the sixth day of Oct. Anno Dom 1760 he and a certain Joseph Blades had a fight in which he the said John Waddel did bite off the ear of the said Joseph Bladesin the presence of Sundry Witness to wit Nicholas Price and William Greenhawk and others, so the said John Waddel saith and acknowledgeth that the said Joseph Blades came by the loss of his ear and not otherwise. Acknowledged the day and year above written. Recorded 1 Nov. 1761?(I think this might have been 1760) Folio 232 Sir, Please to deliver to Mathew Driver his Order that Bill of Sale I left with you for to Record he has complyd with me according to our Contract and paid me of therefore he desiers this for to be Recorded as it may stand in define aganst the Bill of Saile Sattisfaction Reced by me he paying you for Recording the abovesaid Bill of Saile from Sr. Your, Jeremiah Pritchet Testes: James Pritchard, Matthew Driver, Jun. Sr. Pray fail not to record this instrument of Righting and charge the same to your very humble Sert. to Command - Matthew Driver To Mr. John Caile Clk. or Wm. Gray Recorded 13 Nov. 1760 Folio 232 Isaac Lowe and Catherine his wife of Dorchester County to John Willis, Junr. "Lowes Lot" containing 40 acres more or less patented to said Lowe 4 August, 1757. Taken 12 Aug. 1760 - 11 June 1761 Folio 354 Deposition of Titus Hubbart of Dorchester County aged about 39 years. Recorded 9 April 1761 Folio 364 Edward Pritchett and Humphrey Hubbart valuing lands of Thomas and Matthew Stanton orphans of Thomas Stanton with Charles Stanton guardian. Recorded 10 June 1761 Folio 423 Mary Fletcher of Dorchester County, widow, to James Phillips of the same county, ship carpenter: part of a tract on the North west fork of Nanticoke River called "Mahons Industry", devised to said Mary Fletcher by her father John Mahone, being the plantation where said Mahone lived, containing 40 acres more or less. |
Recorded 21 Dec. 1761 Folio 26 Samuel Hubbart Senr. of Dorchester County, planter to Thomas Cook Senr. of the same county, planter a division of "Brooks Outhold" lying between the dwelling plantations of the said Hubbert and the said Cook. Taken 9 March 1762 - 10 Aug. 1762 Folio 198 Deposition of Nehemiah Hubert - aged 39 Recorded 9 June 1762 Folio 211 John Rumbley of Dorchester County and Betty his wife to Joseph Andrews of the same county: 13 acres of "Andrews Fortune"; 47 acres of "Farum"; 74 acres of "Hampton"; and 38 acres of "Bettys Desire". Recorded 21 Dec. 1762 Folio 262 Henry Trippe and Elizabeth Trippe of Dorchester County to John Hubbert, son of Samuel, 100 acres of "Trippes Regulation" adjacent "Gothem". Recorded 8 Feb. 1763 Folio 299 John Dean and Sarah his wife and Mary Dean widow of Dorchester County to Joshua Willis of the same county, the remaining part of "Hoopers Venture" not sold by the said Dean's father to Winlock Russum; located on Hunting Creek Branch, being the dwelling plantation of said John Dean's father and containing 50 acres by estimation. Recorded 11 Aug. 1762 Folio 267 Thomas Chilcutt of Dorchester County, planter to Solomon Hubert of the same county, planter half of "Devonshire" granted to said Chilcutt for 117 acres by patent dated 19 Sept. 1759 only 58 1/2 acres hereby conveyed. Made 10 March 1763 Recorded 11 March 1763 Folio 311 David Harper to Edward Pritchett a tract called "Addition to King's Hazard" 58 acres, adjacent to "King's Hazard". Witnesses: Benjamin Keen, Jos. Cox Gray Taken 10 Nov. 1761 - 17 Feb. 1762 Folio 337 Deposition of Samuel Hubert, Senr. aged about 75 years etc. Made and Recorded 4 Dec. 1762 Valuation of lands Folio 344 Zebulon Pritchet orphan, Henry Leak guardian chose by Pritchet, lands called "William Lott", and "Pritchet's Hazard" Taken by: Benjamin Todd, Robert Scott Witnesses: Benjamin Keen Folio 382 Ambrose Goslin and Sarah his wife to Ezekiel Pritchett land Called "Orrells Kindness" containing 50A on Kirks Branch opposite Thomas Orrel's dwelling plantation on west side of northwest Fork of Nanticoke Witnesses: Henry Travers, Jos.Cox Gray Sarah gives up Dower rights |
Taken 10 Nov. 1761 - 25 Sept. 1762 Folio 41 Deposition of Humphrey Hubbert aged about 44 years Recorded 29 Nov. 1763 Folio 82 John Anderson of Dorchester County planter to Joseph Blades of the same county; part of "End of Controversy" on the east side of Fowling Creek, containing 200 acres more or less. Warranty against grantor and his heirs, etc. and against Charles Standford, his heirs, etc. Recorded 16 March 1764 Folio 163 Richard Stanford of Dorchester County planter to Richard Williss of the same county planter, "Adventure" on the west side of the Northwest Branch of Blackwater River, near "Cow Quarter" and containing 30 acres. Also "Addition to Adventure" on the southwest side of the Northwest branch of Blackwater River, containing 50 acres. Dated 3 Dec. 1763 Folio 187 Valuation of land of Daniel Nicols orphan of Mark Nicols under guardianship of Edward Pritchet land called "Hampton" containing 78A and "Addition" containing 37A Taken by I/J? Hicks, John True Recorded 4 May 1764 Folio 201 Humphrey Hubbard and Mary his wife of Dorchester County to Charles Eccleston of the same county, part of "Atlantis", containing 26 acres more or less. Recorded 15 June 1764 Folio 247 Samuel Hubbard of Dorchester County to Joseph Hubbard of the same county, son of the said Samuel, part of "Brooks Outhold" at the head of Hogson Creek in Little Choptank River, containing 100 acres more or less (50 acres hereby conveyed) and part of "Taylors Hap" containing 50 acres more or less (25 acres hereby conveyed) and all of a tract called "Joseph's Venture" containing 50 acres more or less Taken 9 Nov. 1762 - 13 Aug. 1764 Folio 293 Deposition of Nehemiah Hubbert age 41 years Recorded 14 Nov. 1764 Folio 363 Nehemiah Hubbert of Dorchester County, planter to Henry Bradley of the same county, planter a tract called "Boxalls Lott" granted to John Boxall for 25 acres by patent dated 4 Nov. 1737 and "Hubberts Hazard" surveyed by Humphrey Hubbert on a branch of cabin Creek, containing 50 acres more or less Taken 14 Aug. 1764 - 8 Jan. 1765 Folio 440 Commission - to perpetuate bounds of Joseph Hubbert's land called "Brooks Outhold" adjacent "Indian Quarter", and of said Hubbert's land called "Joseph's Venture", and return. Deposition of Samuel Hubbert aged 73 years. |
Taken 13 Nov. 1764 - 13 April 1765 Folio 257 Deposition of John Hubbert aged about 71 years Recorded 22 Oct. 1765 Folio 316 Humphrey Hubbert of Dorchester County, planter to John Dean of the same county, planter part of "Atlantis" containing 182 acres more or less the entire tract of 300 acres having been granted to John Kirk deceased, the remainder having been conveyed by the said Humphrey to Nehomiah Hubbert and Charles Eccleston. Recorded 29 Oct. 1765 Folio 384 John Dawson and Sarah his wife of Dorchester county planter to Thomas Willis of the same county, part of "Addition to Miles Swamp" on the Northwest Fork of Nanticoke containing 32 acres more or less |
Recorded 3 Jan. 1767 Folio 220 Joshua Willis and Susannah his wife of Dorchester County to Winlock Russum of the same county part of "Hooper's Venture", near Hunting Creek Branch and containing 50 acres more or less. Recorded 3 Feb. 1767 Folio 233 Nehemiah Hubbard of Dorchester County and Mary his wife to John Mitchell of Worchester County, merchant, 1/2 of "Aclantiff" where said Nehemiah now dwells - containing 150 acres more or less. Also "Nehemiahs Fortune" adjacent "Actlantiff" and containing 32 1/2 acres more or less. Also "Thomas's Hope" containing 50 acres more or less. Also one Negro woman named Jenny. Deed to be void if Nehemiah Hubbard pays to John Mitchell money with interest on or before 1 January 1768. Recorded 9 Feb. 1767 Folio 242 Francis Edmondson of Dorchester County to Joshua Willis of Dorchester 2 negro slaves. Recorded 11 March 1767 Folio 256 John Hubbard of Dorchester County, carpenter, to his son John Hubbard, Junr. Of the said county planter, after the decease of said John Hubbard - the father and his present wife Bety - 50 acres of "Regulation" where grantor now lives on Great Choptank River near Tods Point, bought by grantor from H. Trippe. Recorded 11 May 1767 Folio 415 B. Adams of Dorchester County, joyner, to Solomon Hubbert etc. - lease of "Ennall's Entrance" for 7 years |
Recorded 17 Aug. 1767 Folio 5 Thomas Killinah of Dorchester County planter to William Phillips and Titus Hubbert: livestock and personalty on a plantation rented by said Killinah from James Lecompt Recorded 12 May 1767 Folio 43 John Sulivane of Dorchester County to Philip French of the same county : part of "Haphazard Enlarged" adjacent Solomon Hubart's land called "Hubartts Desire", also adjacent "Chilcutt Folly" and containing 67 acres more or less. Recorded 9 April 1767 Folio 45 John Willis of Dorchester County planter to James Willis of the same County, "Lows Lott" containing 40 acres more or less patented to said John Willis 9 April 1767. Made 18 Aug. 1767 Recorded 12 Nov. 1767 Folio 78 James Safford to Lott Pritchett land called "Robin Hood" containing 100A. Witnesses: Edward Trippe, Dan/Don Sullivane Recorded 11 Jan. 1768 Folio 177 Joshua Willis and Susannah his wife of Dorchester County to James Murray of the same County 50 acres of a tract of 200 acres called "Squires Chance" or "Willis's Luck". Dated 11 Dec 1767 Folio 231 Valuation of land of Edward Pritchet son of William orphan with Henry Lake guardian, land called "Hertford". Taken by: Henry Keene, Samuel Busick Recorded 11 Jan. 1768 Folio 233 Joshua Willis and Susannah Willis his wife of Dorchester County planter, to Henry Turner of the same county planter, part of a tract on the branches of Hunting Creek called "Willis's Luck" containing 50 acres more or less. Recorded 11 Jan. 1768 Folio 238 Henry Turner and Sarah his wife of Dorchester County planter to Joshua Willis of the same county planter, part of a tract on branches of Hunting Creek called "Bank of Pleasure" containing 18 1/4 acres more or less. Recorded 16 April 1768 Folio 352 Solomon Hubbart of Dorchester County, planter and Margaret his wife to John Chipman of the same county planter: "Good Luck", granted to said Solomon Hubbert for 50 acres more or less by patent dated January 3, 1758 Recorded 16 April 1768 Folio 394 Solomon Hubartt and Margrat his wife of Dorchester County to Philip French of the same county part of a tract called "Hubbarts Desire" on Daniels Branch which makes out of the main branch to the North west fork of Nanticoke River" containing 61 acres more or less. Also part of "Devonshire" at the head of Daniels Branch, containing 58 1/2 acres. Made 20 April 1768 - 27 May 1768 Folio 423 Deposition of Samuel Hubbert of Dorchester County aged about 80 years, states "that he has always understood that the land that was " etc. Made 9 June 1767 - 10 Dec. 1767 Folio 430 Deposition of Humphrey Hubbert of Dorchester County (son of Daniel Hubbert deceased), aged about 50 years, locates land on Fishing Creek, etc. Made 8 March 1768 - 23 July 1768 Folio 5 Deposition of Joseph Hubbert of Dorchester County aged about 32 years, etc. |
