Person:Nicholas Lowe (5)

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Nicholas LOWE, Gent., St. Mary's County., ____ _____ _____; 22 May, 1729 to sister Susanna Digg and hrs., "Bennetts LOWE," Kent Co."Green Oak", in sd. Co., and Spries Hills," Cecil Co., on condition that her husband Charles Diggs will make over to sister Mary Neale and hrs. all rights and interests in lands in Prince George's County., where dwelling now stands; should he refuse, 2 tracts last name revert to said sister Mary and heirs. Sister Mary Neale and heirs., 1,500 Acres "Barbados," Charles Co., exchanged with John Diggs. Sister Elizabeth Darnall and Heirs., dwelling Plantation part of "Delbrook Mannor": 3 tracts near St. Mary's C.H., which Maria Farthing formerly had, tract adjoining. Sister Dorothy and Heirs., "Golden Grove," Dorchester Co. Mrs. Mary Young, St. Mary's Co., "Workington" during life; after her decease to revert to sister Elizabeth Afsd., and personalty. "sisters afsd., residue of personal estate. Executors: Charles Diggs and Henry Darnall.

Note: above will not signed or witnessed, proved by depositions of Robert Elliot, gent., St. Mary's Co.; Christian Geist, gent., Annapolis(30 years.) Philip Key, St. Mary's Co. (32 years) and Edward Cole, gent., St. Mary's Co. Henry Darnall (Jr.) also mentioned here was listed in will of Benjamin Hall as was William Diggs.

1. ↑ Bowie, Effie Gwynn. Across the Years in Prince George's County, a Genealogical and Biographical History of some Prince George's Co. (Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1975)
   pg. 530-531.