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William Hazelton
b.Bef 1765
Facts and Events
| Name |
William Hazelton |
| Gender |
Male |
| Birth[2] |
Bef 1765 |
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| Other[3] |
19 Mar 1774 |
Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United Statesnamed in father's will |
| Property[4] |
10 May 1789 |
Kent, Delaware, United Statespurchased land from sisters |
| Property[4] |
20 May 1789 |
Kent, Delaware, United Statessold property |
| Will[1] |
10 Sep 1798 |
Kent, Delaware, United StatesWill written |
| Census[2] |
1800 |
Kent, Delaware, United States |
| Death[1] |
Bef 30 Jan 1804 |
Kent, Delaware, United States |
| Will[1] |
30 Jan 1804 |
Kent, Delaware, United States |
| Occupation[4] |
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Mariner |
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Book N (from folio 250) through Book O, in Brewer, Mary Marshall. Probate records of Kent County, Delaware. (Lewes, Delaware: Colonial Roots, 2002-)
p. 77, 1801-1812.
William Heaslton of Kent Co. Will dated 10 Sep 1798.
Heirs: Aunt Elizabeth Pennell's children residing in icklow, Ireland or elsewhere all my brick house, kitchen, store & lot of ground in South Front St in Phila
Elizabeth Hodgdon during her natural life 4/6 pt/o my brick house, kitchen & lot of ground in lomboard St, Phila, at her decease to Charles Penrose of Phila
Jane Stimpson of London my 2/6 pt/o my brick house . . . lomboard St in Phila
Nancy Lewshend of Dover, DE all my plantation and tr of land in the forrest of Kent Co that my grandfather Richard Richardson purch of Paul Williams
Mary Reves of Phila two of the best of my new feather beds & furniture
William Killen chancellor 6 pounds
Charles Hillyard 6 pounds
William Waln of Phila all my personal estate
Charles Cowendar 20 pounds when he arrives at the age of 21 and his entire freedom, it is my desire that my executors shall bind him to some good trade till he arrives at the age of 21 to specify learning in his indentures
Bejamin White 20 pounds at the age of 21 to specify learning in his indentures
Jonathan White 20 pounds when he arrives to the age of 21 and his entire freedom and it is my desire that my executors shall bind him to some good trade to specify learning in his indentures.
Executors: Friends Nicholas Waln & William Waln both of Phila.
Wit: John Torbert, Danl Mifflin Junr, Thomas Jenkins
Prob: 30 Jan 1804 by Isaac Davis register of wills
25 Jan 1804 Nicholas Waln of Phila and William Waln of same place (now beyond sea by his atty in fact the said Nicholas Waln) have renounced and quit claimed our right to the said executorship and deisre the same may be committed to John Clarke of Dover, Kent Co.
Wit: Suamuel R. Fisher, Edman Yeates.
Letters of Admin with will annexed granted unto john Clarke who being sworn gave bond with Jonathan Manlove surety. (Liber O, folio 85)
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Murderkill Hundred, Forrest, in United States. 1800 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication M32).
Wm Hazleton, 1 male under 10, 1 male 45 and over, 1 female 16-25, 2 other free persons
- ↑ Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. Wills, 1682-1916; Indexes to Wills, 1682-1924
Vol Q, p. 36, #37; FHL #0021727.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Brewer, Mary Marshall; Maryland) Willow Bend Books (Westminster; Maryland) Family Line Publications (Westminster; and Irma Sweitzer Harper. Kent County, Delaware, land records. (Westminster, Maryland: Willow Bend Books and Family Line Publications, c1999)
Vol. 12, pp. 188-9 .
p. 188 -
10 May 1789. Deed. Sophia Haselton & Meriam Haselton of Murderkill Hundred, Kent Co for £250 sold to William Haselton of same place a 100 a. tr of land in the hundred afsd adj Murderkill Cr, whereas Richard Richardson formerly of Little Creek Hundred, Kent Co by his wife became vested in a 200 a lot the 3rd lot from the head of the tr Ousby which Thomas Heatherd by his deed of gift conveyed to his son in law John Price who conveyed the same to John Robinson who was another son in law to Thomas Heatherd, and the said Richard Richardson died and left issue which said pt/o the afsd tr to be conveyed is bounded by a corner marked in 1687 & the heirs of Philip Barratt esqr decd agreeable to a survey made 3 May 1771 by Samuel McCall surveyor laid out for 100 a. . . . the said Sophia Haselton & Miriam Haselton appoint Simon Wilmer Wilson of the Town of Dover their atty to ackn this deed in court . . . Wit: George Nelson, James Jones. Proved by James Jones on 29 May 1789 and ackn by Simon wilmer Wilson before James Sykes prothy. (A2pg: 118)
p. 189 -
20 May 1789. Deed. William Haselton mariner of Murderkill Hundred, Kent Co for £218 sold to Elizabeth Haselton of the City of Phila a 100 a. tr of land in the hundred afsd adj Murtherkill Cr . . .[same as abov] . . . Wit: Thomas Wilkinson, John Warren. Ackn 29 May 1789 before James Sykes prothy. (A2pg:118)
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