William Waters

1765. William Waters born, MD. Ref: Ancestral File. (Presumably, William Waters Jr, which is how I will refer to him, below).
1765. William Waters is in Upper Resurrection Hundred, along with Philemon Wood, Leonard Wood, Jonathan Wood, Nathan Wood, Samuel Wood. (Philemon appears to be the "Philip Wood" in the MD Archives Black Book as a contributor to the Boston poor in 1760).
1768. William Waters Sr bought 68 acres of a tract of land called Willfull Destruction from James Waters Sr. The land, formerly in Prince Georges County, was on Gilbert Swamp. (Ref: The Charles County Rent Roll of 1753, by TLC Genealogy. Note that John Slye lived on Gilbert Swamp).
1781. Oct 29. Charles Co. Receipt of beef from William Waters Sr, for taxes. Ref: http://www.mdarchives.state.md.us/msa/stagser/s1000/s1004/html/ssi1004-033.html
1783. Charles County Assessment of 1783. 150 acres, 3rd district, General p. 13. Ref: MD Archives web site. (James G. Wood had 425 acres in the 3rd district, p. 12, but Philip Wood, father of Henry Wood, is found in the 2nd district, p. 7).
1790 census. Charles County, MD. 1 white male >=16, 2 white males <16, 4 white females, 2 slaves.
1796, Nov 30. Inventory of William Waters. Includes Negro woman Dinah, age 30, Negro boy John, age 5, Negro boy Jem, age 3, Negro girl Henny, age 5 months. Total value of estate: £197.11.2. Relations: Elanah Davis & Mary Davis. Creditors: John Forbes, Thomas Billingsly & Co. John Waters, Administrator. Signed by James Waters Sr and Joseph Johnson. (Ref: Charles County Inventories 1791-1797, p. 413).
1797, Sep 12. William Waters, Elizabeth Waters & Mary Davis, probable kin. p. 3, Charles Co Inventory Accounts, 1798-1802, as seen in Charles County Maryland Probate Records, Inventories 1683-1753 1753-1779 1791-1808 by Ruth King & Carol Mitchell).
1798, June. Account of the sales of the estate of William Waters, late of Charles County. A buyer of farm animals was Henry Wood. Leonard Wood bought old chairs. (Although the report was dated 1798, the actual sale could have occurred years earlier). Ref: Charles County Orphans Court Proceedings, p. 322.
1814, Sep 10. William Waters Jr. married Sarah (Sally) Orme in Bullitt County, KY. (Note that Henry Wood is of record in the early 1800s in Bullitt Co).