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Facts and Events
Name |
Thomas Mobberly |
Gender |
Male |
Birth[2] |
18 Jan 1697/98 |
Anne Arundel, Maryland, United StatesAll Hallows (South River) Parish |
Other[3] |
Mar 1708 |
Prince George's, Maryland, United Statesreceived Deed of Gift from father prior to father's remarriage |
Other[4] |
10 May 1718 |
Prince George's, Maryland, United Statesreceived Deed of Gift from father |
Marriage |
Est 1720 |
Prince George's, Maryland, United StatesPatuxent Hundred Citation needed for date and place to Mary Pindell |
Other[5] |
28 Nov 1729 |
Prince George's, Maryland, United Statesnamed in father's probate records |
Residence[6] |
5 Apr 1731 |
Prince George's, Maryland, United Statesbased on wife's stated residence in deed of sale |
Religion[8] |
6 Jul 1736 |
Queen Caroline Parish, Anne Arundel County, Province of Marylandassigned Pew No. 18 |
Property[7] |
5 Feb 1742/43 |
Anne Arundel, Maryland, United Statespurchased "Snowden's Second Addition" |
Death? |
31 Jul 1769 |
Anne Arundel, Maryland, United States |
References
- Maryland, United States. Maryland Births and Christenings, 1650-1995. (FamilySearch Record Search).
Name Thomas Mobberly Gender Male Birth Date 18 Jan 1697 Birthplace Anne Arundel County, Maryland Christening Place WESTMINSTER PARISH, ANNE ARUNDEL, MARYLAND Father's Name John Mobberly Mother's Name Ann Mobberly Source: FHL Film #13279 NOTE: These records have been seriously mis-indexed. There are no Mobberlys in Westminster Parish -- they are in All Hallows Parish, and the records are for births, not baptisms
- ↑ Parish Register 1669-1702, in All Hallow's Protestant Episcopal Church, All Hallows Parish (South River Parish), Anne Arundel county. Maryland State Archives Special Collection 2458
p. 12, image 12 of 227 MSA SCM 221 .
Thomas son of John and Ann Mobberly his wife born 18 Jan 1697/8, in the Parish of All Hallows South River
- ↑ Prince George's, Maryland, United States. Prince George's County Court (Land Records) 1702-1709, in Maryland, United States. Maryland Land Records
Book C, p. 208a, MSA CE 65-2.
March, 1708: John Moberly requests the following Deeds of Guifts be putt on record as viz: Know all men by these presents that I John Moberly Senior of Prince Georges County have made over and given a Deed of Guift unto my five sons John Moberly Junior [word scrached out] William Edward and Thomas and doo acquitt and sett them att liberty from me and all persons to work for themselves att ye yeares of sixteen- --I give to my son Thomas one black and white Calfe called Harte and Sow Shoath both marked ye right eare one Slitt and a Crop on ye left Ear
- ↑ Anne Arundel, Maryland, United States. Anne Arundel County Court (Land Records), 1712-1719. Maryland Land Records, in Maryland, United States. Maryland Land Records
Book IB 2, p.466, MSA CE-76-9.
To all Christian People to whom this present writing shall come I John Mobberly senr of Prince Georges County, Province of Maryland, Planter for and in consideration of the natural love and affection which I have and bear unto my well beloved sons James Mobberly Wm Mobberly Edwd Mobberly and Thos Mobberly all of the said county and province planters [and] for other good and weighty considerations grant and confirm unto James Mobberly Edward Mobberly William Mobberly and Thomas Mobberly Land called Mobberlys Purchase being part of Neals Delight in Anne Arundel County containing 200 acres of land more or less [description of metes and bounds] the same to be divided between my said sons James Mobberly Wm Mobberly Edward Mobberly, and Thomas Mobberly equally share and share alike and whereas my said son James is already seated on the land his part to be laid out convenient to the plantation [details of stipulated entailment to heirs of his sons, with reversion to John Mobberly senior if all sons die and have no male heirs] Signed 10 May 1718, John Mobberly Witnesses: Richard Duckett, Geo. Gibson Affirmed the same day by John Mobberly and by Susanna his wife Recorded 18 June 1718
- ↑ Mobley, Milton C. Mobleys in America. (TS, (PDF file, RootsWeb Free Pages, 1995?/2010?) (downloaded 10 May 2013)).
Estate Account of John Mobberly; Index 1, 1729/31, Lib. 10, f. 97 The heirs are five sons, Viz: John, James, Edwd, Wm & Thomas Mobberley, all married on November 28,1729. Then came Susanna Mobberley Alias Bolton and made Oath on the Holy Evangelists of Almighty God that the above account is just and true and after due examination is passed by Pet Dent D. Comry. of Prince Georges County
- ↑ Prince George's, Maryland, United States. Prince George's County Court (Land Records) 1730-1733. Maryland Land Records, Maryland State Archives
Vol. Q, p. 255 & ff.
Indenture 5 April 1731 Between Mary Moberly of Prince George's County Province of Maryland and Thomas Pindell of said County Planter . . . .
- ↑ Anne Arundel County Court (Land Records) 1740-1744, in Maryland, United States. Maryland Land Records
Vol. RB 1, p. 248 & ff.
Indenture 5 Feb 1742/3 Between Isaac Plummer of Prince George's County Province of Maryland Planter and Thomas Mobberly of Ann Arundell County Province of afd Planter who paid 1 pound sterling for a tract of Land called "Snowden's Second Addition" in Ann Arundell County Beginning at a bounded White Oake being a bound tree of a tract called Bachellers Delight running thence S75W 103 perches then S25E 102 perches then NE 126 perches then with a straight line to the first tree Containing 50 acres more or less Signed Isaac x his mark Plummer Witnesses Henry Ridgely, Alexd Warfield son of Rchd Acknowledged same day by Isaac Plummer and Martha his wife Recorded 25 February 1742
- ↑ Harrison, Lucy H. (Harwood), and Maryland : Protestant Episcopal) Christ Church (Howard County. Christ Church, Queen Caroline Parish, Anne Arundel Co., now Howard Co., Md. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1949)
p. 72.
Vestry Minutes, 6 July 1736 Regulation of Pews by the Vestry Mr. Peter Shipley, Peter Barnes, Robert Barnes and Thos. Mobbley, Pew 18
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