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some believe he is the same Charles seen in deeds in Talbot Co. abt. 1697 Charles must marry Rebecca Isaac. He would have been abt. 33 or 34 years old when they married and Rebecca must have been considerably younger as she lives a long life into the 1760s 9 May 1698 son Charles Walker Jr. is born in Prince Georges Co. MD - he is later seen in Frederick Co. MD with sons Charles and Nathaniel Walker abt. 1699 dau. Elizabeth Walker is born 11 Apr 1700 dau. Rebecca Walker is born in Prince Georges Co. MD - she married Benjamin Brashear 24 Jan 1719 or 1720 11 May 1702 dau. Mary Walker is born 11 Apr 1704 dau. Ruth Walker is born - she married John Brashear s/o Benjamin & Mary Brashears 5 Mar 1705/6 son Isaac Walker is born - married 2ndly Mary Morgan. he died in Jefferson Co. GA 10 Apr 1708 dau. Ann is born - she married Joseph Brown 4 Mar 1709 son Richard Walker is born 19 March 1713 Daniell Walker Senr. Of Talbot County in the Province of Maryland, Plantor of the one part and Daniell Walker Junr, Wm. Walker & Charles Walker all of Talbot County afores’d Planters of the other part, Witnesseth: that the sayd Daniell Walker Senr. for a valuable Consideration of the Sums of Sixteen Thousand pounds of Tobacco already provided before the sealing of s’d presents, Hath Given Granted bargained & Sold unto the said Daniell Jr., William and Charles fore Ever Four Tracks or parcells of land one of the Tracts called & known by the name of Miles Alias Milington Lyoing on (St.) Mich. River on the North Syde of the Sayd River near the Dividing branches Beginning at a marked pine … on the main branch called Ashby branch contain layed out for fifty acres. One other Track of Land called Daniel’s Gift Laying on the River afs’d in Talbot County afs’d on the North side of the afs’d River bounding the said River… to the Stansley (?( Branch (very difficult to be certain) containing fifty acres of land. And one other Track of Land called Walkers Tooth lying on the River on the North Syde of St. Michaels River standing at the head of a small cove by the way Syde that loads from Walker’s plantation to Kinnimont,running NE to land formerly layd out for Henry Parker Called the Neglect containing 147 acres of land And one other track or parcel part of a track of Land called the Addition laid out for Thomas Smithson Being Thirty acres of Land … (signed) Daniel Walker Senr. Wits: Benjamin Parker (?) Poke? And Thomas Taylor Returned 19 Mar 1700 [Talbot County Maryland Deed Book/Liber RF 9 p. 34 / ] 26 Oct 1713 dau. Crecy Walker is born 24 Dec 1715 son Joseph Walker is born - he married Elizabeth Turner 6 Feb 1716/17 dau. Rachel Walker is born 19 Nov 1717 Charles Walker of Prince Georges Co. MD, planter sells to Cuthbert Anderson, planter for consideration of 4000 pounds of tobacco a tract of 100 acres called Walker's Pasture in said county on the head branch of the Eastern Branch of the Potomoc 24 Oct 1721 Charles Walker of Prince Georges Co. MD - deed of gift to son Charles Walker land from his plantation. 8 May 1726 Charles Walker Senr. Of Prince Georges County in the Province of Maryland, Planter of the and Isaac Lansdale of Queen Ann Town in the Province of Maryland, Planter and Isaac Lansdale of Queen Anne Town in the said County, Merchant … that whereas Charles Walker is lawfully seized of a Lease for the Term of three lives bearing date 3 March 1700 for during the natural life of Rebecca Walker his wife, the natural life of Charles Walker his Son and the natural life of Elizabeth Walker his Daughter, the natural life of the longest liver of them Successively, a certain parcel of Land Containing two hundred acres being part of the Mannor lying in the County afs’d whereon the said Charles now lives bounded by lines of James Mullikin and Whereas the said Charles Walker is also seized in fee simple a certain tract on the North Side of the Eastern branch of the Potomack containing 300 acres and stands indebted to the said Isaac Lansdale in the sum of 160 pounds four shillings and eight pence Sterling NOW this Indenture witnesseth that the said Charles Walker for and in consideration of the sum of 168 pounds four shillings eight pence sterling due to the said Isaac Lansdale as security for the payment of the same hath given granted bargained and sold to the said Isaac Lansdale his heirs and assigns the said land being the same whereon he now lives with all estate right and title… and also two Negroe men called Jack & Scoggin PROVIDED that it is the true intent of these presents that if the said Charles Walker his heirs and assigns or any of them shall well and truly pay or cause to be paid to the said Isaac Lansdale the said sum by shipping with convenient speed a crop of Tobacco that hath been made on the plantation of the said Charles Walker the year past to Walter/William Smith to sell and dispose to such merchant as the said Isaac assigns or appoints yearly herafter until the said sum with interest somplies the agreement above shall be void. (signed) Charles (his mark) Walker Senr. Wits: Nathaniel Wickham Junr and Richard Duckett. Returned 15 May 1729 at which time Rebecca Walker, wife of Charles, released her dower right. [Prince Georges County, Maryland Deed/Liber M p. 413] [I think there is a deed where he finally makes this property over to Isaac Lansdale but have not abstracted it yet – have reference to myself that it is in Book M p. 589 abstracted by Anne Livingston mizliv@yahoo.com] 22 May 1729 Charles Walker gives deposition in Prince Georges Co. saying he is 66 years old [Index to Chancery Depositions] 8 May 1726 Charles Walker Senr. Of Prince Georges County in the Province of Maryland, Planter of the and Isaac Lansdale of Queen Ann Town in the Province of Maryland, Planter and Isaac Lansdale of Queen Anne Town in the said County, Merchant … that whereas Charles Walker is lawfully seized of a Lease for the Term of three lives bearing date 3 March 1700 for during the natural life of Rebecca Walker his wife, the natural life of Charles Walker his Son and the natural life of Elizabeth Walker his Daughter, the natural life of the longest liver of them Successively, a certain parcel of Land Containing two hundred acres being part of the Mannor lying in the County afs’d whereon the said Charles now lives bounded by lines of James Mullikin and Whereas the said Charles Walker is also seized in fee simple a certain tract on the North Side of the Eastern branch of the Potomack containing 300 acres and stands indebted to the said Isaac Lansdale in the sum of 160 pounds four shillings and eight pence Sterling NOW this Indenture witnesseth that the said Charles Walker for and in consideration of the sum of 168 pounds four shillings eight pence sterling due to the said Isaac Lansdale as security for the payment of the same hath given granted bargained and sold to the said Isaac Lansdale his heirs and assigns the said land being the same whereon he now lives with all estate right and title… and also two Negroe men called Jack & Scoggin PROVIDED that it is the true intent of these presents that if the said Charles Walker his heirs and assigns or any of them shall well and truly pay or cause to be paid to the said Isaac Lansdale the said sum by shipping with convenient speed a crop of Tobacco that hath been made on the plantation of the said Charles Walker the year past to Walter/William Smith to sell and dispose to such merchant as the said Isaac assigns or appoints yearly herafter until the said sum with interest somplies the agreement above shall be void. (signed) Charles (his mark) Walker Senr. Wits: Nathaniel Wickham Junr and Richard Duckett. Returned 15 May 1729 at which time Rebecca Walker, wife of Charles, released her dower right. [Prince Georges County, Maryland Deed/Liber M p. 413] [I think there is a deed where he finally makes this property over to Isaac Lansdale but have not abstracted it yet – have reference to myself that it is in Book M p. 589 abstracted by Anne Livingston mizliv@yahoo.com] Note: Richard Duckett the husband of Charity Jacob – her sister Elizabeth the wife of Mareen Duvall Jr. and her brother Richard the husband of Hannah Howard 28 May 1730 probated 30 Oct 1730 Charles writes will in Prince Georges Co. MD - probated 30 Oct 1730 - names wife Rebecca and son Joseph - personal estate to his seven daughters: Elizabeth, Rebecca, Mary, Ruth, Ann, Creecy and Rachel. He leaves wife Rebecca (executrix) a dwelling house and 50 acres during her life being part of Bacon Hall which was to pass to son Joseph at her death. The rest of Bacon hall to go to son Charles. Wits to the estate: Joseph Peach, Mathew Robson and Elizabeth Parsons Inventory of his estate filed by wife Rebecca and is signed by John Digges, Isaac Lansdale, Thomas Williams, William Holmes, Van Swearingen and Charles Walker 10 Sep 1736Rebecca conveys a slave to her son Joseph in Prince Georges Co. - Wits: William Prather, Nicholas Hoker - she is still living At the Request of Joseph Walker the following Deposition was Recorded April the Twenty fifth Day 1741 March 26: 1741 This day came Richard Isaac Aged about Sixty Two Years being duly Sworn Declares that some time before the Year One Thousand Seven Hundred and Twenty that he and the Deceased Charles Walker was in Company and the said Charles Walker asked the Deponent to lend him some Land Warrant & he would take some Land Joyning Bacon Hall to Settle his son Charles on and the Deponant Shortly after assigned him Thirty five Acres of Warrant which was Executed upon the Afs’d Land and the Deponant further saith that some Years after he was in company with the Deceased Charles Walker and the said Charles asked the Deponant to go with him and help him Mark a Line Threw the afs’d tract of Land Called Bacon Hall for a Dividing Line between his son Charles and his wife Rebecca and Joseph which ye Deponant did taking Charles Walker the Son of the Deceased Charles with them and said to the Deponant Brother Richard the cause of my doing this you may be the Longest Liver and if there should be any Differences between my Two Sons and my wife that you may be an Evidence between them that it is my Intent that all the Land on the North side of this Line is for my son Charles and all the Land on the South side Intered for my Wife and my Son Joseph and further saith not. Sworn before Joseph Chapline – Note: there was Present both at the viewing of the lines and taking the Evidence Mathew Robertson, Nicholas Smith William Prather and John Turner and Alexander Falconer. March 28th 1741 This day came Mathew Robertson aged about Thirty Eight Years being duly Sworn Declared that in the best of his Memory that in the Year One Thousand Seven Hundred and Twenty four that Charles Walker, son of the Deceased Charles Walker was living on the same Plantation where he now liveth and the Deponant further saith that he knew the afs’d Plantation had been setteled some time before he went there to live and the Deponant further saith that some Years afterwards he was Ploughing on the Plantation whereon Joseph Walker now Liveth and the Deceased Charles Walker came and asked the Deponant if he knew where the Line was that he and Richard Isaac Marked for a Dividing Line between the two Sons for said he if there had been another Evidence I would not make and Will and further shall not. Sworn before Joseph Chapline. March the 20th 1741 This day came Nicholas Smith Aged about 55 years being Duly Swornd Declares that some time about the first of December in the Year 1721 he was Living on the Plantation whereon Joseph Walker now Lives and Charles Walker, Son of the Deceased Charles Walker came and demanded possession of the afs’d Plantation which he immediately gave and went away and your Deponant further saith that some time in October in the Year 1724 he was Passing that way and found the said Chalres was removed and Living on the same Plantation whereon he now Liveth and the Deponant Called in and lighted his pipe and at the same time saw that there had been a crop of Indian Corn made that year and further saith not. Sworn before Joseph Chapline [Prince Georges Deed Book/Liber A/]
one Negro woman called June on Negro woman Called Priss a Negro childed called Feebe a Negro boy three months old called Nally/Nacy Two feather beds & furniture One Trunk A Bible five Iron Potts and hooks four Iron Racks, a Driping pan, Six putor Platees, four Putor dishes a spice mortar a part of a hand mill, stones, four Chests three hundred Cattle & their Increase mared with a Coop & S__ in the Right Ear one mare branded ___ (cut off) a year old coppor Kitle and Iron Morter and all my other household goods whatsoever - nevertheless all the Negroes and possessions shall Remain in the Possession of the said Rebecca during her natural Life Wits: James Edmonston John Turner Samuel Turner [Prince Georges Co. Land Book EE p. 667 /]
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