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Additional Charles Beall Documents

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1680 Robert Lasly Will, Charles Beall inherits

In 1680 Charles Beall was a legatee in the will of Robert Lasley,which was proved Sep 15 1680 [1]

Lasly, Robert, [PGCo] 10th Apr., 1680; 15th Sept., 1680.
To John Douglas, Charles and Ninian Beall, personalty.
John Lasly, son of Joyce Lindell and hrs., residue of estate, real and personal.
Exs.: Ninan Beall, Jas. Moore.
Test: Francis Swinsen, Thos. Lewis. MCW 2.115 </ref> [2] [3]

Lasly, Robert, [PGCo] 10th Apr., 1680; 15th Sept., 1680.[4]

To John Douglas, Charles and Ninian Beall, personalty.

John Lasly, son of Joyce Lindell and hrs., residue of estate, real and personal.

Exs.: Ninan Beall, Jas. Moore.
Test: Francis Swinsen, Thos. Lewis. MCW 2.115

1711 Administrator, Estate of John Beall

John Beall 32C.154 A Page £26.17.4 £46.3.5 May 21 1711[4] Payments to: Maj. Sprig, Mrs. Elisabeth Clark, John Trundle, Charles Beall (administrator), Maj. Willson, Mr. Joshua Cecell, Mr. Edward Willet. Administrator: Charles Beall.

May 21 1711 named administrator for estate of his brother John [5] [6].

1713 Witness to Will

June 18 1713 Charles Beall and George Beall witnessed the will of Ralph Warinall. [6]

1715 Sells Good Luck

1710-1717 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber F, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 449 Indenture, 10 May 1715[4]

  • From: Thomas Fletchall and Charles Beall of Prince Georges County, Gentl.
  • To: John Burke, planter of Prince George's County
  • For 5,000 pounds of tobacco a parcel of land called Good Luck lying in Prince George's County on a branch of Rock Creek Branch of 200 acres of land
  • Signed: Th° Fletchall (seal), Charles Beall (seal)
  • Witnessed: Wm. Tannehill, Ja°. Bradford, James Carroll, Michll. Tally
  • Memo: Anne Fletchall wife of Thomas and Mary Beall wife of Charles acknowledged deed

1717-1726 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber F, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio: 14/541 o Indenture, 9 Dec 1717[4]

  • From: Charles Beall and Anne Fletchall, exec. of Thomas Fletchall of Prince George's County
  • To: William Harbin of Prince George's County
  • For £45 paid to Thomas Fletchall; Anne appointed by his will of 17 Jul 1717 "full power and authority to sell and dispose of such" transfers all that tract of land called Gleaning in Prince George's County on Goose Creek; bounded by John Pearce; containing 300 acres
  • /s/ Charles Beall (seal); Anne Fletchall (mark & seal)
  • Wit: Andrew Hamilton, Samuell Magruder, Joseph Ray
  • Acknowledged by Anne Fletchall, Charles Beall, and Mary Beall his wife; enrolled 30 Dec 1717

1717 Charles Beall Witness in Will of Edward Prise

Prise, Edward, planter, Prince George's Co., 29th Apr., 1717; 18th May, 1717.

  • To Basil Worinall., 100 A. "Litchfield in Chas. County, on S. side of Wheeler"s Branch and adjoining "Planter's Delight. "
  • To Joseph Nuton, personalty now in possession of Wm. Mattingly and Nicholas Dawson.
  • To Andrew Hamilton and James Stodert, personalty.
  • To Charles Beall, if testators wife should die, personalty.
  • Test: David Patton, James Juers, Chs. Beall,, Mark Worinall. 14, 322.
  • Note-Test. Proceedings mention Basil Warring as admr. on this estate.

1717 Receives from estate of Edward Prise

Prise, Edward, planter, Prince George's County, 29th Apr., 1717; 18th May, 1717.[4]

  • To Basil Worinall., 100 A. "Litchfield in Chas. County, on S. side of Wheeler"s Branch and adjoining "Planter's Delight. "
  • To Joseph Nuton, personalty now in possession of Wm. Mattingly and Nicholas Dawson.
  • To Andrew Hamilton and James Stodert, personalty.
  • To Charles Beall, if testators wife should die, personalty.
  • Test: David Patton, James Juers, Chs. Beall,, Mark Worinall. 14, 322.
  • Note-Test. Proceedings mention Basil Warring as admr. on this estate.

1720 Sale of Good Luck

May 21 1720 Charles Beall sold to Jeremiah Belt Good Luck which he inherited from his father. [7] [6]

1720 Charles Beall sells 383 acres for 2000 lb good tobacco

PG Liber I, fol. 87-9 (12 Dec. 1720): fr. Charles and Mary Beale, for 2000 lb. good tobacco: Discovery; beginning on north side of fresh called Oxon at first bounded tree of Nonesuch; equalling 383 acres fee simple; surveyed 5 Sept. 1714 for Charles Beale, part of warrant granted Charles Beale 23 April 1714.[3]

1720 Sells Land Next to Good Luck

Prince George's Land Records 1717-1726 - Liber I - folio 11 Indenture, 21 May 1720; enrolled 5 Oct 1720[4]

  • From: Charles Beall, planter of Prince George's County
  • To: Jerimiah Belt of Prince Georges County
  • For £26 a parcel of land in Prince George's County taken up by Col. Ninian Beall and left by him to Charles Beall to be sold; bounded by a tract called Good Luck; containing 400 acres /s/ Charles Beall
  • Wit Joe
  • Acknowledged by Charles Beall; no acknowledgement by wife

1720 Sells Discovery

PG Liber I, fol. 87-9 (12 Dec. 1720): fr. Charles and Mary Beale, for 2000 lb. good tobacco: Discovery; beginning on north side of fresh called Oxon at first bounded tree of Nonesuch; equalling 383 acres fee simple; surveyed 5 Sept. 1714 for Charles Beale, part of warrant granted Charles Beale 23 April 1714.[4]

1720 Sells Meadows

Prince George's Land Records 1717-1726 - Liber I - Folio: 70 Indenture, 17 Dec 1720; enrolled 5 Apr 1721 From: Charles Beall, planter of Prince George's County[4] To:Capt. Archibald Edmonston of Prince George 'a County For 5s a part of a tract called the Meadows; containing 63 acres of land /s/ Chas. Beall (seal) Wit: Jos. Belt, The. Sprig, Richard Keene, Robert Bradley , Jr. Acknowledged by Charles Beall; no acknowledgement by wife

1722 Sells Beaver Dam Branch

Prince George's Land Records 1717-1726 - Liber I - Folio: 390 o Indenture, 14 Nov 1722; enrolled 3 Apr 1723 From: Charles Beall, planter of Prince George's County[4]

  • To:Thomas Nicolson, carpenter of Prince George's County
  • For £21 a tract of land on the north side of Beaver Dam Branch and the eastern aided Eastern Branch of the Potomac; bounded by Christopher Thompson
  • /s/ Chas. Beall (seal)
  • Wit: James Stoddert, Christopher Thompson (mark)
  • Acknowledged by Mary Beall, wife of Charles

1722 Patented Generosity

on Piney Branch of Rock Creek[4] Date Plat Description 05/1722 Patented Certificate 908 Beale, Charles and William Beale; Generosity; 183 Acres 1722 Patent Record FF 7, Page 349 Generosity, 183 Acres; Patent S1596-1845 1722 Patent Record CE 1, Page 391 Generosity, 183 Acres; Patent S1596-1846

1723 Sells Beall's Mannour

Prince George's Land Records 1717-1726 - Liber I folio 503[4] Indenture, 16 Nov 1723; enrolled 27 Nov 1723

  • From: Charles Beall and William Beall, Jr., planters of Prince George's County
  • To: James Beall, Sr., planter of Prince George's County

For £20 part of a tract of land called Beall's Mannour in Prince George's County on a n. w. branch of the Eastern Branch of the Potomac; containing 218 acres

  • /s/ William Beall (seal), Charles Beall (seal)
  • Acknowledge by Mary Beall, wife of Charles, and Elizabeth Beall, wife of William

1723 Witnesses Sale of Plummer's Stand

Prince George's Land Records 1717-1726 - Liber I - folio 515[4] Indenture, 15 Nov 1723; enrolled 1 Feb 1723

  • From: William Beall, planter of Prince George's County
  • To: Thomas Plummer, planter of Prince George's County
  • For £16 a parcel of land called William & Elizabeth in Prince George's County in the woods called Plummer's Stand; containing 100 acres
  • /s/ William Beall (seal)
  • Wit: John Beall, Charles Beall
  • Acknowledged by Elisabeth Beall, wife of William

1723 Sells Elizabeth and Thomas

Prince George's Land Records 1717-1726 - Liber I - folio 526[4]

  • Indenture, 15 Nov 1723;
  • Charles Beall (wife Mary), William Beall (wife Elizabeth), and John Beall (wife Verlinda) sold Elizabeth Drydin and her daus. Eliner and Elizabeth 109 acres called Elizabeth and Thomas.

1725 William and Charles Beall sell to Charles Davis

Prince George's, County Land Records, Liber I - folio 666 Indenture, 4 Jul 1725; enrolled 24 Aug 1725 From: William and Charles Beall, planters of Prince George's County To: Charles Davis, planter of Prince George's County For £35 a tract of land, part of Three Beall's Manor in Prince George's County; containing 2 acres /s/ William Beall (seal), Charles Beall (seal) Wit: Thos. Evans, Garvin Hamilton Acknowledged by Elizabeth Beal, wife of William, and Mary Beall, wife of Charles[3]

1725 Sells Three Bealls Manor

Prince George's, County Land Records, Liber I - folio 666[4] Indenture, 4 Jul 1725; enrolled 24 Aug 1725

  • From: William and Charles Beall, planters of Prince George's County
  • To: Charles Davis, planter of Prince George's County
  • For £35 a tract of land, part of Three Beall's Manor in Prince George's County; containing 2 acres
  • /s/ William Beall (seal), Charles Beall (seal)
  • Wit: Thos. Evans, Garvin Hamilton
  • Acknowledged by Elizabeth Beal, wife of William, and Mary Beall, wife of Charles

1726 Deposition in Land Case; Age 53

Prince George's Land Records 1717-1726 - Liber I - Folio: 676 o Special Petition, 29 Jun 1725; enrolled 28 Aug 1726[4]

  • Justices John Powell, John Beall, Sr., John Jackson and William Pensor Thomas Lucas, John Prather and Catherine Prather of Prince George's County request clarification of boundaries of several tract of land in Prince George's County; *commission was granted dated 23 Jun 1726; land formerly belonging to Col. Henry Jowles called the Grantee in Prince Georges County on the north side of the Eastern Branch of the Potomac; mentions James Stoddert, Christopher Thompson, William Tanyhill, Sr., Thomas Johnson, Simon Nicholls, Sr Charles Beall and Walter Evan., Br.
  • Deposition of Charles Beall, age 53; 21 Aug 1725

1726-1730 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber M, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 61[4]

  • Memorandum to the Justices of Marlborough Town, Thomas Clagett, John Magruder, Richard Keene and Ninian Magruder, Gent., from Charles, Lord Baltimore; regarding boundaries of Chaffey's Delight seized of Edward Riston; oaths following:
  • Deposition of Charles Beall, planter, age ca 53; mentions swamp of the Western Branch near land John Barrot bought and Cabbin Branch; /s/ Charles Beall
  • 8 Feb 1725; Deposition of John Henry, age ca 76; mentions Western Branch; */s/ John Henry (mark)
  • Enrolled 28 Aug 1726


1727 William Young seeks boundary clarification. William Thompson deposes

Prince George's, County Land Records, Liber M, Page 268 Memorandum; Petition of William Young to the Justices on 4th Tues in Aug last [Liber N, folio 498]; Charles, Lord Baltimore, to the Justices;

  • William Young seized of 2 parcels of land called The Neck and Thompson's Town; request to determine boundaries; 12 Aug 1727; depositions follow:

Liber M, Page 269

  • William Thompson, age ca 80; mentions Walter Thompson and land called Neck
  • Christopher Thompson, age ca 60; mentions Neck, Walter Thompson and John Sherwood
  • Thomas Johnston, age ca 60; mentions William Hutchison, Sr., dec'd
  • Charles Beal, age ca 55; mentions Neck, formerly belonging to Walter *Thompson, Andrew
  • Hamilton, land of Andrew Clark and the Eastern Branch[3]

1728 Creditor, Estate of James Beall

Mr. James Beall 9.211 A Page £43.2.3 Jun 18 1728[4]

  • A second inventory is cited in the amount of £6.14.0.
  • Payments to: John Allison, Anne Gitting, administratrix of Francis King, Elienor Nutthall, John Roads, John Beall, Sr., Capt. Charles Beall, Meredith Davis per Dr. Haswell, John Pearce, William Beall, Sr., James Beall (son of Alexander Beall), Mary Jones, William Scott, Capt. Leonard Hollyday on account of Thomas Brooke (merchant in London), John Farguson, cost of suit against Dr, John Haswell and his wife Sarah Haswell, Elisabeth Stimson (executrix of Solomon Stimson) per John Mawderley to be paid in my father's (unnamed) lifetime, William Smith & William Mordant, Lingan Wilson, Robert Beall, Esq. Loyd per Mr. Robert Taylor, Edmond Jenings, Charles Calvert, Esq., Holland, Lee & Brooke, Brooke & Holland.
  • Mentions: Mr. Jennings, widow (unnamed), 8 children (unnamed).
  • Executor: John Beall, Jr.

Mr. James Beall 9.211 A PG £43.2.3 Jun 18 1728 A second inventory is cited in the amount of £6.14.0. Payments to: John Allison, Ann Gitting, administratrix of Francis King, Elienor Nutthall, John Roads, John Beall, Sr., Capt. Charles Beall, Meredith Davis per Dr. Haswell, John Pearce, William Beall, Sr., James Beall (son of Alexander Beall), Mary Jones, William Scott, Capt. Leonard Hollyday on account of Thomas Brooke (merchant in London), John Farguson, cost of suit against Dr, John Haswell and his wife Sarah Haswell, Elisabeth Stimson (executrix of Solomon Stimson) per John Mawderley to be paid in my father's (unnamed) lifetime, William Smith & William Mordant, Lingan Wilson, Robert Beall, Esq. Loyd per Mr. Robert Taylor, Edmond Jenings, Charles Calvert, Esq., Holland, Lee & Brooke, Brooke & Holland. Mentions: Mr. Jennings, widow (unnamed), 8 children (unnamed). Executor: John Beall, Jr.

1728 Petition Re: Land

1726-1730 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber M, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 476[8]

  • Petition of Charles Beale, Samuel Beale and Joseph Wilson 2 Dec past:

From Charles, Lord Baltimore, to Richard Keene, Robert Bradly, Henry Dick and William Young, Gent.;

  • regarding the boundaries of The Meadows, Bacon Hall, The Beginning of Samuel Beale and Dear Bought; 30 Nov 1728; oaths follow:
  • 18 Mar 1728/9; Deposition of Charles Walker, planter, age ca 60; mentions Thomas Box, dec'd, the mouth of Cabin Branch, Col. Darnall and Col. Beale
  • 18 Mar 1728/9; Deposition of Edward Willett; mentions the northernmost part of The Horse Race and Thomas Box, dec'd; division gave 157 to Willett and 143 acres to Thomas Box according to patent; mentions Col. John Bigger
  • 19 Mar 1728/9; Deposition of Charles Beale, age ca 57; mentions his father, dec'd, Nathan Veath, dec'd, Edward Digges, dec'd, Mount Calvert and Richard Clagett
  • 19 Mar 1728/9: Deposition of Edward Heneberry, age ca 46; mentions Holdsworth Landing ca 17 years ago, Edward ?Leuis, Thomas Price, dec'd, and Mr. Holdsworth
  • 18 Mar 1728/9; Deposition of Capt. Thomas Clagett, age ca 50; mentions 15 years ago Capt. Richard Smith of St. Leonard Creek, now dec'd, The Expedition belonging to deponent's father and Col. Ninian Beale; also Bacon Hall, Capt. Henry Darnall, dec'd, James Moore, David Small, William Sheppard and Kingston
  • 19 Mar 1728/9; Deposition of Capt. Thomas Clagett, age ca 50; mentions Holdworth's Landing ca 25 years ago, Samuel Holdsworth, Capt. Richard Smith, Dear Bought, Francis Ballenger, Col. Beale, Mussellshell
  • 19 Mar 1728/9; Deposition of Capt. Archibald Edmonston, age ca 60; mentions ca 17 years ago Col. Beale, dec'd, road to Mt. Calvert, Richard Clagett's plantation
  • 19 Mar 1728/9; Deposition of Thomas Stimson, age ca 75, mentions Holdsworth's Landing, Edward Leuis, dec'd
  • 18 Mar 1728/9; Deposition of Edward Ristow, cooper, age ca 35; mentions Charles Walker and Edward Willet about 4 years ago
  • 18 Mar 1728/9; Deposition of Abigail Tant, widow, age ca 63; mentions Robert Robertson, dec'd
  • 18 Mar 1728/9; Deposition of Thomas Stimson, planter, age ca 75; mentions Cabin Branch 20 years ago and Thomas Box
  • 22 Jul 1729; Deposition of Clement Hill, Sr., age ca 59; mentions Col. Ninian Beale 20 years ago, Robert Robinson, Town of Marlborough
  • 18 Mar 1728/9; Deposition of Jos. Brown, planter, age ca 64; mentions 35 years ago, Western Branch and Col. Beall
  • 22 Jul 1729; Deposition of James Moore, Sr., age ca 105; mentions 20 years ago, Col. Henry Darnall, Col. Ninian Beale and James Stoddert; also The Meadows, house of Robert Robinson in the town of Marlborough
  • Enrolled 26 Aug 1729

1729 Sells Cuckold's Point

1726-1730 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber M, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 502[4]

  • Enrolled at request of Francis Piles, 2 Oct 1729:
  • Indenture, 2 Oct 1729; Between Charles Beale, planter, and Mary his wife of one part and Francis Piles, planter; for £5; parcel called Cuckold's Point on the south side of the dividing creek of the Patuxent River; bounded by land formerly laid out for Thomas Truman, Esq. called Dear Bought, land of Jeremiah Swilliman, parcel formerly laid out for Charles Brooke; containing 150 acres;
  • /s/ Charles Beale; wit. Ralph Crabb, Thos. Gantt;
  • ack. 2 Oct 1729 by Charles Beale and Mary his wife

1729 Sold part of Town of Marlborough

1726-1730 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber M, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 503[4]

  • Enrolled at request of David Craufurd 2 Oct 1729:
  • Indenture, 2 Oct 1729; Between Capt. Charles Beall and David Craufurd;
  • for £50; a parcel containing part of the Town of Marlborough originally taken up by Col. Ninian Beall, father of Charles, called The Meadows;
  • bounded by land surveyed for Thomas Brook called Grove Landing, land of John Bigger and Bacon Hall;
  • containing 82 acres;
  • /s/ Charles Beall;
  • wit. George Noble, Thos. Gantt;
  • ack. Charles Beall and Mary his wife 2 Oct 1729

1729 Boundary Depositions

1726-1730 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber M, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 488 - 490[4]

  • Petition of Archibald Edmondston 4th Tues. of June last:
  • From Charles, Lord Baltimore, to Jeremiah Belt, Basil Waring,

Benjamin Berry & Walter Brooke, Gent-;

  • regarding boundaries of Whitlackintine WHITELAINTINE; depositions follow:
  • 22 Aug 1729; Deposition of William Thompson, age ca 80; mentions Col. Beale 46 years ago and Whitlackintine belonging to Christopher Thompson
  • 22 Aug 1729; Deposition of William Thompson, age ca 80; mentions Col. Beale 35 years ago, his brother Christopher Thompson and Hudson Son's land
  • 22 Aug 1729; Deposition of Charles Beale, age ca 57; mentions Locust Point of Col. Ninian Beale, his father
  • 22 Aug 1729; Deposition of Charles Beale, age ca 57; mentions ca 18 years ago his father Col- Ninian Beall and Samuel Queen
  • 22 Aug 1729; Deposition of William Scott, age ca 57; mentions 18 - 19 years ago Christopher Thompson brought James Stoddert, Sr. to identify hickory stump on the south side of the Eastern Branch of the Potomac
  • 22 Aug 1729; Deposition of William Scott, age ca 57; mentions whitlackintine, Christopher Thompson and James Stoddert

1729 Deposition of Charles Beall, age 56

1726-1730 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber M, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 291[8]

  • Petition of Robert Bradly regarding bounds of Brooke Grove:
  • Deposition of Clement Hill, age ca 57; 20 May 1728; mentions Tom Boxe's bridge, Col. Ninian Beall, Bacon Hall, Col. Bigger's land and Paul Busey
  • Deposition of Samuel Magruder, age ca 44; mentions Archibald Edmondston; 20 May 1728
  • Deposition of Charles Beall, 10 Jun 1728, age ca 56; mentions Cabbin Branch, Charles Beall's father Ninian Beall, Boxe's Bridge and Bacon Hall
  • Deposition of Richard Weaver, age ca 45; mentions Thomas Boxe's bridge, Clement Hill, Bacon Hall; 10 Jun 1728
  • Enrolled 26 Jun 1728

Oct 2 1729 Charles Beall sold to David Cranford The Meadows which he inherited from his father [9] [6]

1730 Sells Beall's Plain

Prince George's Land Records 1717-1726 - Liber I - Folio: 33 Indenture, 6 Jul 1720; enrolled 28 Dec 1720[4]

  • From: Charles Beall, planter of Prince George's County
  • To: Peter Hyatt, planter of Prince George's County
  • For £26 a tract of land part of a greater tract called Beall's Plain.; containing 200 acres /s/ Charles Beall (seal)
  • Wit: Jos. Belt, Ralph Crabb
  • Acknowledged by Mary Beall, wife of Charles

1731 Sells Ladn to Samuel Magruder

1730-1733 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber Q, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 326[4]

  • Enrolled at request of Samuel Magruder, Sr. 24 Aug 1731:
  • Indenture, 24 Aug 1731; Between Charles Beall, planter, and Samuel Magruder, Sr., planter;
  • for £50; a tract called Honesey; bounded by Ninian Magruder's land called Magruder's Purchase, in sight of Alexander Magruder's plantation above Rock Creek;
  • containing 666 acres;
  • /s/ Chas. Beall;
  • wit. John Beall, Alexdr. Magruder;
  • ack. _ Aug 1731 by Charles Beall and Mary his wife

1731 Buys Land

1730-1733 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber Q, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 329[4]

  • Enrolled at request of Charles Beall 25 Aug 1731:
  • Indenture, 24 Aug 1731; Ninian Magruder and Samuel Magruder, planters of one part and Charles Beall;
  • release of a parcel laid out for Charles Beall; bounded by Capt. John Run; containing 380 acres;
  • /s/ Ninian Magruder, Samll. Magruder;
  • wit. John Beall, Alexdr. Magruder;
  • ack. 24 Aug 1731 ack. by Ninian and Samuel Magruder

1731 Sells Land in Upper Marlborough

1730-1733 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber Q, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 331[4]

  • Enrolled at request of Alexander Beall, Sr. 25 Aug 1731:
  • Indenture, 24 Aug 1731;
  • Between Charles Beall, Gent., and Alexander Beall;
  • for 5s; lot #51 in town of Upper Marlborough; containing 1 acre;
  • /s/ Cha. Beall;
  • wit. John Beall, Alexdr. Magruder;
  • ack. 24 Aug 1731 by Charles Beall and Mary his wife

1731 Leases Land called Contention to John Jones

1730-1733 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber Q, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 358[4]

  • Enrolled at request of John Jones 1 Sep 1731:
  • Indenture, 24 Aug 1731; Between Charles Beall, planter, and John Jones; for rents and covenants;
  • to farm a tract called Contention lying on branches of Capt. John's Branch; containing 100 acres;
  • /s/ Chas. Beall;
  • wit. John Beall, Alexr. Magruder;
  • ack. 24 Aug 1731 by Charles Beall and Mary his wife

1731 Sells Land to Ninian Magruder

1730-1733 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber Q, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Page 359[4]

  • Enrolled at request of Ninian Magruder 8 Sep 1731:
  • Indenture, 25 Aug 1731; Between Charles Beall and Samuell Magruder, Sr., planter; for £50;
  • a tract called Honesty; bounded by Contention; containing 666 acres;
  • /s/ Chas. Beall; wit. John Beall, Alexdr. Magruder; 21 Aug 1731
  • ack. by Charles Beall and Samuel Magruder and their wives Mary and Eleanor

1732 Indenture between James Gordon and Charles Beall

PGCo Land Records Liber Q, Page 489 Enrolled at request of James Gordon 28 Jun 1732: Indenture, 1 Jun 1732; Between Charles Beall, planter, and James Gordon; for £25; part of a tract called Crauford's Adventure; bounded by Hudson's Range now in possession of Rev. Hugh Conn on the east side of the Eastern Branch of the Potomac; containing 100 acres; /s/ Chas. Beall; wit John Beall, Jos. Chew; ack. 1 Jun 1732 by Charles Beall and Mary his wife[3]

Apr 17 1733 petition by Charles Beall to establish the boundary lines of Dunkeel, owned by Col. Ninian Beall [10][6]

1733 Indenture Charles Beall and John Macklean

PGCo Land Records Liber Q, Liber Q, Page 671 Enrolled at request of John Macklaine 24 Jul 1733: Indenture, 13 Jul 1733; Between Charles Beall, planter, and John Macklean; for £30; a parcel called Craufurd's Adventure; on the east side of the Eastern Branch of the Potomac; bounded by Hudson's Range now in possession of Rev. Hugh Conn; containing 100 acres; /s/ Charles Beall; Thomas Langton, Richard Kelly (mark) ack. 13 Jul 1733 by Charles Beall and Mary his wife[3]

1733 Indenture between Charles Beall and John Hoskins, Jr

Land Records of Prince George's County, Maryland Liber T, Page 8 Recorded at request of John Hoskins, Jr., 3 Nov 1733: 29 Oct 1733; Indenture between Charles Beall, Gent., and Mary his wife, of one part and John Hawkins, Sr.; for £83; a parcel called Contention; bounded by Clement Hill's The Forest; containing 499 acres; also adjacent Beall & Magruders Purchase containing 101 acres; /s/ Charles Beall; wit. W. Manduit, Ebn. Bayne; ack. 29 Oct 1732 by Charles Beall and Mary his wife[3]

1733 Charles Beall Witness in Talbott case

Land Records of Prince George's County, Maryland Liber T, Page 17 Special petition of John Talbott 30 Jul 1733; regarding boundaries of Langley; depositions taken 25 Sep 1733: Alexander Harbert, age ca 60; mentions Thomas Locker; /s/ Alexander Harbert (mark) Thomas Charter, age ca 47 Thomas Willcoxon, age ca 37 Charles Beall, age ca 60; 28 Sep 1733[3]

1733 Charles Beall Indenture

Land Records of Prince George's County, Maryland Liber T, Page 53 Recorded at request of Basil Beckwith, 9 Jan 1733: 5 Sep 1733; Indenture between Charles Beall & Mary his wife, Samuel Beall, planter, and Jane his wife, of one part and Basil Beckwith; for £30; Bacon Hall on main road from Marlborough to Mt. Calvert; near house of Mary Miles; of 150 acres; /s/ Chas. Beall, Sam'l Beall; wit. John Beall, Tumor Wootton; ack. Mary, wife of Charles, and Jane, wife of Samuel; 5 Sep 1733[3]

1733 Charles Beall Indenture

Land Records of Prince George's County, Maryland Liber T, Page 74 Recorded at request of Basil Beckwith, 6 Mar 1733: 25 Feb 1733; Indenture between Charles Beall, planter, and Mary his wife, and Samuel Beall and Jane his wife, of one part, and Basil Beckwith, planter; for £30; two parts of land on the west side of main road that leads to Mt. Calvert from Marlborough; tracts called Bacon Hall and Sam's Beginning; containing 150 acres; /s/ Charles Beall, Samuel Beall; wit. Mary Cramphin, Thomas Cramphin; ack. Mary Beall and Jane Beall[3]

1733 William Young Will lists Christopher Thomson as next of kin

Mr. William Young 17,494 PG £280.13.11 Jul 17 1733 Nov 29 1733 Appraisers: Charles Beall, John Henry. Creditors: David Crawford, John Docwra. Next of kin: Christopher Thomson, Robert Riddell. Administrators/Executors: William Young, Mary Young,[3]

1733 Appraiser, William Young Estate

Mr. William Young 17,494 Page £280.13.11 Jul 17 1733 Nov 29 1733[4]

  • Appraisers: Charles Beall, John Henry.
  • Creditors: David Crawford, John Docwra.
  • Next of kin: Christopher Thomson, Robert Riddell.
  • Administrators/Executors: William Young, Mary Young,

1734 Charles Beall: Depositions regarding Dundee

Land Records of Prince George's County, Maryland Liber T, Page 202 Special Petition of Charles Beall regarding the boundaries of Dundee: Deposition of Archbd. Edmonston, age ca 60 odd years; mentions Col. Ninian Beall Deposition of Clement Hill, age ca 63 years; mentions Swanson's Lott Deposition of James Edmonston, age ca 34 years; mentions his father 23 years ago Deposition of Saml. Brashers, age ca 60 years; mentions Col. Beall & Anthony Smith ca 38 years ago Deposition of Archbd. Edmonston, age ca 60 odd years Further depositions of James Edmonston mentions Widow Wells' old field Enrolled 29 Nov 1734[3]

1734 Deposition of Charles Beall

Land Records of Prince George's County. Maryland Special Petition of Joyce Bradford regarding boundaries of Plain Dealing Deposition of Charles Beall, age ca 61 years; mentions Goose Creek also John Bradford and Joice his wife Deposition of John Allison, age ca 55 years; mentions Thomas Fletchall Enrolled 3 Dec 1734[3]

1735 Indenture Charles Beall

Land Records of Prince George's County. Maryland Liber T, Page 332 Recorded at request of John Hawkins, Jr., 25 Nov 1735: 27 Aug 1735; Indenture between Charles Beall, Gent., and John Hawkins, Jr., Gent.; for £83; a tract called Contention; bounded by Clement Hill's The Forrest; laid out for 499 acres; also a parcel called Beall's & Magruder's Honesty adjacent to Contention; containing 101 acres; /s/ Chas. Beall; wit. George Noble, Turnor Wootton; ack. Charles Beall[3]

1736 Charles Beall debtor

Land Records of Prince George's County, Maryland Liber T, Page 406 Recorded at request of Thomas Gorden, 24 Aug 1736: Bill of Sale from John Gordon, saddler, for £20; paid by bro. Thomas Gorden, tanner; all saddles, saddler tools, leather and household goods and debts due from Ignatius Ransom, Charles Beall, Dr. John Haswell, Hugh Conn, Charles Boreman and Christopher Brown; 5 Aug 1736; /s/ John Gorden; Thos. Dawson, George Fraser[3]

June 19 1737, Charles Beall, age 65, makes court deposition (Prince Georges County I:425 [6]

1737 Charles Beall Witness

Land Records of Prince George's County, Maryland Recorded at request of Samuel Waters Jr., 30 Jun 1737: Deed of Gift from Samuel Waters, Sr., planter; for love and affection to son Samuel Waters, Jr., planter; tract called The Range being part of Jerico; containing 100 acres; 19 Jun 1737; /s/ Samuel Waters, Sr.; wit. Cha. Beall, James Beck[3]

1737 Intenture Charles Beall and Samuel Waters

Land Records of Prince George's County, Maryland Liber T, Page 470 Recorded at request of Samuel Waters, Sr., 30 Jun 1737: 19 Jun 1737; Indenture between Charles Beall, planter, and Samuel Waters, Sr., planter; for £60; a tract called Water's Purchase being part of Charles and Benjamin; bounded by Joseph Richardson; containing 404 acres; /sl Cha. Beall; wit. James Beck, Henry Dixon; ack. Charles Beall and Mary his wife[3]

1737 Indenture Charles Beall and Arthur Nelson

Land Records of Prince George's County, Maryland Liber T, Page 473 Recorded at request of Arthur Nelson, 30 Jun 1737: 27 Jun 1737; Indenture between Capt. Charles Beall and Arthur Nelson, planter; for £20; a tract called Cuckold's Delight part of Discontent; containing 23 acres; /s/ Chas. Beall; wit. Mary Cramphin, Thomas Cramphin; ack. Mary, wife of Charles Beall[3]

Land Records of Prince George's County, Maryland Liber T, Page 474 Recorded at request of Capt. Charles Beall, 30 Jun 1737: 27 Jun 1737; Indenture between Arthur Nelson, planter, and Capt. Charles Beall; for £20; a tract called Cuckold's Delight part of Discontent; containing 16 acres; /s/ Arthur Nelson (mark); wit. Mary Cramphin, Thomas Cramphin; ack. Valentine Nelson, wife of Arthur[3]

1739 Charles Beal creditor

Prince George's Land Records 1739-1743-Liber Y; Page 3. Bond. I, John Clagett of PG, am bound to Charles Beall of PG in the sum of 50 .. money to be paid to sd Beall, to which payment truly to be paid I bind myself this Mar 7, 1739. Whereas Clagett has agreed with Beall .. and liberal exchange all the lands contained within the bounds hereafter mentioned, being part of a tract of land called Clagetts Purchase, bounded by .. that is, Beall shall hereafter hold and enjoy the afd land, then the above obligation to be void. Signed - John Clagett. Wit - Thos Harris, Thos Cramphin. Recorded Mar 28, 1739[3]

1739 Land from Charles Beall to John Pridgett

Prince George's Land Records 1739-1743 - Liber Y - Page 46. Jun 25, 1739 from Charles Beall of PG, planter, to John Pridgett (Pritchett), for and in consideration of making good a former deed, formerly conveyed to sd Pridgett, and for sundry other causes and valuable considerations, the rest of a tract of land called Pridgetts Purchase, bounded by the west line of a tract of land called Huntington which leads from the bounded hickory of Clagetts Purchase, containing about 47 acres. Signed - Chas Beall. Wit - Nin Tannehill, Wm Pritchett. This deed was acknowledged before JPs John Beall* and Nath. Wickham*. Recorded Jun 27, 1739.[3]

1739 Pridgett posts bond to Charles Beall

Prince George's Land Records 1739-1743 - Liber Y - Page 47. Bond. Jun 25, 1739. 1, John Pridgett of PG, am bound to Charles Beall in the just sum of 15 £ sterling, to which payment truly to be made, I bind myself. Whereas sd Pridgett, having received full satisfaction for some differences in a certain conveyance of land from sd Beall to sd Pridgett, if Pridgett forever hereafter acquits Beall from all damages and other troubles that may hereafter arise for Beall from a tract of land called Huntington, now in possession of John Abington's heirs, and likewise from a tract of land called Fringship, now in possession of the family of Stodderts, from this time and forever hereafter, then the afd bond to be void. Signed - John Pritchett Sr. Wit - Nin Tannehill, Wrn Pritchett. Recorded Jun 27, 1739.[3]


1762 Boundary Dispute on Marshall's Adventure

Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records 1759-1763; Liber RR {Abstract by Mike Marshall}; Page 229. At the request of Josias Marshall the following Land Commission was recorded abt June 24, 1762[4]

  • Memorandum that on the special petition of Josias Marshall preferred to the justices of Prince George's County, Maryland on the 4th Tuesday in March in the 10th year of his Lordship commission the Right Hon. the Lord Proprietary Dominion etc., his Lordship commission issued by order of the justices aforesaid out of the county aforesaid on April 15, 1761 in these words following,
  • Frederick Absolute Lord and Proprietary of the Province of Maryland and Avalon Lord Baron of Baltimore vizt;
  • to Messrs Nathaniel Magruder, is Thomas Gantt, Jr., John Tolson and John Lowe, Jr. of PGCo Gentleman,
  • whereas Josias Marshall, is seized of a tract called "Marshall's Adventure" and preferred his petition in writing to our county court held at Upper Marlborough Town 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 Francis Waring, Gentleman, March 27, 1761. Issued April 15, 1761, Joseph Sim, Clk
  • Pursuant to a commission to examine evidences to prove the bounds of "Marshall's Adventure" hereby give notice that we intend to meet at the lands on Monday, November 2nd next.
  • Witness our hands and seals this September 1, 1761, Nathaniel Magruder, John Tolson, John Lowe, Jr.
  • Andrew Hamilton age 46 years at a marked white oak standing in a small valley about 40 yards to the southward of Oxon Branch and about 60 yards to the eastward of the main road leading from Bladensburg to Broad Creek deposes that to the best of his remembrance about 24 or 25 years ago he was at work at Dunkin Ferguson's when Mr. Richard Marshall, Thomas Marshall and Charles Beall, deceased came there and got him to show them the tree aforesaid and begun to run the said Richard Marshall's land at that tree and at the same time it appeared to be fairly bounded and further this deponent saith not.
  • At the same time and at the tree aforesaid Charles Beall aged 35 years deposes that 24 years ago he came with Richard Marshall, Thomas Marshall and his father Charles Beall to run Richard Marshall's land and saw them begin to run the land at a bounded white oak but thinks it stood near Oxen Branch. Thence we proceeded to a bounded white oak standing about 10 yards the southward of Oxon Branch and about 30 yards northeast from the tree proved by Andrew Hamilton when;
  • Philip Evans, Sr., aged 67 deposes that about 30 years ago Mr. Richard Marshall came to this deponents father Walter Evans to show him the beginning tree of the land that Josias Marshall now lives on and he went with them to the tree aforesaid and was present George Clagett, John Beall and George Noble the surveyor when his father Walter Evans showed the aforesaid tree to be the beginning tree of the land of Richard Marshall was then going to run out and ran each escheat warrant and according to Mr. Noble the surveyor laid off the land from the tree and George Clagett aforesaid and this deponent carried the chain and further saith not. The aforegoing depositions taken by us the subscribers this November 2, 1761, Nathaniel Magruder, John Tolson, John Lowe, Jr.

Sources

  1. ↑ Md Cal of Wills I:95:
  2. ↑ Fielder Beall, 68
  3. ↑ 3.00 3.01 3.02 3.03 3.04 3.05 3.06 3.07 3.08 3.09 3.10 3.11 3.12 3.13 3.14 3.15 3.16 3.17 3.18 3.19 3.20 3.21 Gwen Boyer Bjorkman. Baker, Beeman, Boyer, Crown, Estep, James, McBee, Nusbaum, Shally, Turner and related families. See Beeman DNA Test Group. http://www.familytreedna.com/public/MCBEE/. http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=gwenbj&id=I2022637. Accessed October 20, 2016. See also http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mrmarsha&id= I01829
  4. ↑ 4.00 4.01 4.02 4.03 4.04 4.05 4.06 4.07 4.08 4.09 4.10 4.11 4.12 4.13 4.14 4.15 4.16 4.17 4.18 4.19 4.20 4.21 4.22 4.23 4.24 4.25 4.26 4.27 Mike Marshall. '"Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties. Profile for Charles Beall.
  5. ↑ Prince Georges Orphans Court JB1:71
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 6.5 Beall Genealogical News, 69
  7. ↑ Prince Georges Land Office I:11
  8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 Maryland Land Recor3ds cited by Marshall.
  9. ↑ Prince Georges Land Office M:503
  10. ↑ Prince Georges Land Office I:202




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