Person:Catherine Segars (1)

Chapter 291
Francis Segar the elder died seized of about 153 acres situate partly in Newcastle county in the State of Delaware, and partly in Cecil county in the State of Maryland, died intestate and without issue, having to survive him a widow, Mary who afterwards intermarried with a certain Pennington
and also having as his heirs at law one brother Reuben Segar and three sisters, Catherine, Mary and Anne Segar
and the said Reuben Segar afterwards died intestate, having to survive him three children Reuben, Francis, and Mary, who afterwards intermarried with a certain John McWharter
and the said sister Mary intermarried with a certain David Short now deceased
and the said sister Catherine intermarried with a certain Ray
and the said sister Anne intermarried with James Lake and is now living
and that his brother and sisters each inherited a one-quarter share in Francis Segar's (the elder) estate
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And that the heirs of Reuben Segar (Reuben, Francis, Mary and John McWharter), and Mary Segars Short in her widowhood, sold their undivided shares to Davidson D. Pearce
And that Catherine Ray and her husband sold their undivided share to William Bouldin, who afterwards died intestate leaving as his heirs four children, Richard, George, Rachel and Eliza, each inheriting one-sixteenth undivided share of Francis Segar's (the elder) estate
And that George Bouldin sold his undivided share to John L. Clayton, and the other three children of William Bouldin sold one undivided share to Reuben Lake and two undivided shares to Jesse Lake
And that Anne and James Lake retain the right to their undivided share
The whole being subject to the right of dower of Mary Pennington, the widow of Francis Segar, the elder
And he said tract of land cannot be divided without detriment to the parties entitle, and that a special enactment is necessary to meet the exigencies of the case

Catherine Seger, dau of Joseph and Mary b 20 Dec 1760
Jeremiah Seger son of same b 20 Feb 1763
Francis Seger, son of same b. 31 Mar 1765
Joseph Seger son of same b 23 Aug 1767
Ruben Seger son of same b 22 Oct 1769

Indenture 10 Feb 1817
between George Ray and Catherine his wife of Cecil County, Maryland
and William Boulden of same place
who paid $300
for one undivided fourth share of part of "The Three Bohemia Sisters" heretofore sold by Samuel Glenn to Francis Segars on 10 Mar 1802, which said land Francis Segars died possessed thereof intestate and without issue, whereby the same descended to his heirs at law, of whom the said Catherine Ray is one
Signed George x his mark Wray, Catherine x her mark Wray
Witnesses Robert John, JP, William Hewitt JP

Geo Ray, 1 male under 10, 1 male 45 and over [George], 1 female under 10, 1 female 26-45, 1 female 45 and over [Catherine]

Ray, George, 1 male unter 16, 1 male 16 and over, 2 females

George Ray, 1 male under 5, 1 male 10-14, 1 male 30-39, 1 male 70-79, 1 female 60-69