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This John Beall, son of Ninian Beall, Immigrant, is often confused with John Beall of Alexander, b. about 1688 who married Verlinda Magruder and had children.
John Beall was born around 1669 in Calvert County, Maryland, the son of Col. Ninian Beall, immigrant. [1]
His mother was Ruth (unknown). She is sometimes shown as [?Moore]; [1] [2] but the relationship to the Moore family has not been established.
His name is sometimes spelled Beale.
John Beall, son of Col Ninian, never married.
On Apr 13 1686 Baronelle, 472 acres, on the Eastern Bank of the Potomac was surveyed for John Beall. [4] [1]
From Feb 6 1699 to May 6 1700 John Beall received pay from the Maryland Assembly for services as Indian Ranger under his father's command. [5] [1]
On 10 March 1706, John's parents deeded him a four year old enslaved girl:
John Beall patented The Barrens in that portion of Charles County which became Prince George's County. The property was mentioned subsequently in two deeds in 1713 and 1715 as the property of Thomas Truman Greenfield. [2]
Note: This may be the same land called Baronelle. [1]
John may have been a carpenter, as his brother Thomas, a carpenter, left him all his working tools in his will written in 1707. [2]
Jourdan reports that John Beall died by 21 May 1711, when his brother Charles was his Administrator. [2]
F.M.M. Beall reports that John Beall died sometime in 1710; Charles Beall, Administrator, submitted a valuation report "of the Goods Chattles and Credits" on May 21, 1711. [1]
Heterick reports that John Beall died by 15 May 1710, Prince George's Co., when his brother Charles was appointed Administrator. [3]
On July 21, 1710 in Prince Georges County, William Scott and Henry Thomson appraise property of John Beall, deceased, late of PGC at £26/17/4, of whom negro boy aged six was valued at £7. [7] [1]
May 21 1711 Charles Beall, brother, Administrator of Good, Chattells & Credits of John Beall, late of PG Co, deceased, submitted report; after all debts paid, value of estate £14/8/9.25d.
Paid wine for ye funeral 1/19; paid Mrs. Elis Clark for sugar, 13/6; paid John Trundle for making ye coffin, £1. [8] [1]
John was deceased at the time of father's death in 1717 and is thus not mentioned in his father's will.
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