Flints Safeguard, Friends Denial and Huggs Purchase Plantations

Date: 1681 to 1877
Location: Worcester County, Maryland
Surnames/tags: Flint Johnson

This page serves as a clearhouse of information for locating the parcels of land once known as the Flints Safeguard, Friends Denial and Huggs Purchase Plantations.

Contents 1 Timeline 1.1 1681 1.2 1714 1.3 1727 1.4 1735 1.5 1745 1.6 1755 1.7 1756 1.8 1773 1.9 1795 1.10 1824 1.11 1877 1.12 Sources

Timeline

1681

• Friends Denial was patented as a 300-acre parcel of land. Source: Maryland State Archives

1714

• Huggs Purchase was a tract owned by Thomas Huggs in Somerset County, Maryland. Source: Maryland State Archives

1727

• Alexander Adams patented a parcel of land named Friends Denial. Source: Maryland State Archives - Guide to Government Records

1735

• David Johnson was the owner of Friends Denyal [Denial]. Source: Maryland State Archives

1745

• Friends Denial appears under the name "John Flint" in Debt Book for Worecester County, Maryland.

1755

• Friends Denial appears under the name "John Flint" in Debt Book for Worecester County, Maryland.

1756

• David Johnson's heirs were the owners of Friends Denial. Source: Maryland State Archives

1773

• George Parsons, Jr. was the owner of Friends Denial. Source: Maryland State Archives

1795

• John Flint pantented 226 acres called "Friends Denial Enlarged". Its location according to the record is 01/26/02/059.^[1]

1824

• Friends Denial Enlarged was bequeathed to Thomas B. Smith by his father, Archibald Smith. Source: WICOMICO COUNTY, MARYLAND WILLS December 1867-December 1879

1877

• Friends Denial Enlarged was bequeathed to Margaret E. Smith by her husband Thomas B. Smith. Source: WICOMICO COUNTY, MARYLAND WILLS December 1867-December 1879

Sources

1. ↑ "Friends Denial Enlarged, John Flint, 2226 Acres". Patented Certificate 1012. Series S1210-1080, Worecester County Land Office. Accessed via Maryland State Archives on November 13, 2022.