Duncan research files of
Mary Ann (Duncan) Dobson
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1790-1810 Anne Arundel Co. MD Census
No Duncan indexed
1820 Anne Arundel Co. MD Census
1st District
Pg.275 Deborah Duncan 100000 - 10010
1830-1840 Anne Arundel Co. MD Census
No Duncan indexed
1850 Anne Arundel Co. MD Census
Howard
Pg.493, #1176-1187, James BESWARD? 67 MD farmer & planter $1000
Mary 63 MD
Jemina 24 MD
Thomas DUNCAN 21 OH
1860 Anne Arundel Co. MD Census
No Duncan indexed
1870 Anne Arundel Co. MD Census
City of Annapolis
Pg.760, #117-180, Students at St.John College (started on earlier page)
DUNCAN, J.A. (m) 17 MD student at college, parents of foreign birth
Anne Arundel Co. MD Probate Accounts 1759-1763 (FHL film 12,910)
Vol.48, 1762-63, pg.87-88: Anne. Co. The account of Wm. Duncan of Prince Geos. Co. admr. of John Duncan decd who was a soldier in Captain Black's Company: This accountant chargeth himself with cash received of the paymaster, being part of his pay due him from said Comr.; asks allowance of payments to ... this accountants extraordinary trouble and expenses in attending & coming from Prince Georges Co. to Annapolis in order to receive the above money & expenses at Annapolis ... including granting letters of administration; Recorded July 12, 1762.
Anne Arundel Co. MD Probate Records, 1780-1864, Orphan's Court; index 1777-1893 (FHL film 13,245 item 2)
JG#39-29: 1819, Wm. Duncan
Anne Arundel Co. MD Will (FHL film 13,244)
JG#39-29: Will of William Duncan of All Hollows Parish, Anne Arundel Co. MD, Clergyman, 26 Dec. 1818; after my just debts are paid and my wife's thirds taken out, I devise to my dau. Caroline Duncan and my son William Joseph Bond Duncan the plantation whereon I now dwell, consisting of several tracts or parts of tracts of land, one of which is called and known by name of Burgesses Right and part of a tract in two parcels called Puddingtons Harbor otherwise called Puddingtons Gift, being contiguous to each other, containing in the whole 229-1/2 acres more or less, to be equally divided between them as joint tenants and not as tenants in common. But in case my wife Deborah Duncan should happen to be in a state of pregnancy at the time of my decease and should thereafter be delivered of a living infant, such child whether male or female shall be entitled to an equal divident of my estate both real and personal, with my two children mentioned, to wit, Caroline and William Joseph Bond Duncan. In case of the death of my dau. Caroline and my son William Joseph Bond Duncan before they arrive at 21 years and without heirs, my real estate should go to their mother Deborah Duncan to be held by her and her heirs in fee simple. To my dau. Anna Maria Duncan $60 current money as an annuity to be paid to her out of the profits of my real estate above mentioned annually for her life, withholding from her, however, the power of selling or transferring the annual allowance to any person whatever under penalty of forfeiture. To my dau. Caroline Duncan and my son William Joseph Bond Duncan the whole of my personal property and debts that may be due me, to be equally divided between them after deducting the amount of my just debts, funeral expenses and my wife's thirds. Appoint my wife Deborah Duncan sole executrix, revoking all former wills. Wit. William Stewart, Stephen Lee, Willsson Waters. Proved 30 March 1819 on oath of Willsson Waters, and 16 April 1819 on oath of William Stewart. 17 April 1819, Deborah Duncan made oath this was the last will and she did not know of any other.
MAD: Rev. William Duncan, rector of Allhallows Parish, Anne Arundel Co., died on 3rd instant at his residence on South River, in his 56th year. ("Maryland Gazette" issue of March 11, 1819; from pg.55 "Marriages and Deaths from 'MD Gazette' 1727-1839" by Robert W. Barnes, FHL book 975.2 V2b) This book by Robert W. Barnes, pg.218, has more brief information about Rev. William Duncan, native of Kent Co., rector of Durham Parish, Charles Co., 1813 of Anne Arundel Co..
MAD: Stephen Lewis Lee mar. Miss Caroline Elizabeth Stockett Duncan, all of South River, Friday night last, by Rev. Nicholas I. Watkins. ("Maryland Gazette" issue of July 25, 1833; from pg.112 "Marriages and Deaths from 'MD Gazette' 1727-1839" by Robert W. Barnes, FHL book 975.2 V2b)
Anne Arundel Co. MD Administration bonds & Accounts, Index 1777-1884 (FHL film 13,262 item 3)
Liber TTH#1, 1820-1821: Duncan, William, First 7/20/1821, fol.241
Liber TTS#4, 1824-1827: Duncan, William, final 12/10/1824, fol.72; add. 1/22/1825, fol.106; 2nd 3/12/1825, fol.107
Duncan, Deborah, first & final, 12/19/1825, fol.320
Liber BEG#2 1854-1860: Duncan, William, final 7/15/1857, fol.185 (not on film)
Anne Arundel Co. MD Administration Bonds & Accounts
TTH#1-241: First account of Deborah Duncan, extrx of William Duncan late of Anne Arundel Co. decd, incl. cash in the house $7, silver watch, Clara and child Adeline, Henry age 7, Stephen age 4, furniture, 2 beds, 1 cradle, 1 old bed, (5 pages), total $2,001.74-1/2; payments include accounts, tombstone, taxes, etc., $1451.18-1/4, leaving balance of $550.56; reference to will of William Duncan; Court 10 July 1821. (FHL film 13,262; Admin. Accounts)
TTS#4-72: Final account of Thomas Inglehart, admin. DBN (MAD: de bonis non, or without bond) with will annexed of William Duncan late of Anne Arundel Co. decd, balance of former account 20 July 1821 by Deborah Duncan the former admx, $550.56; payments of accounts; estate over-paid $180.78-3/4 incl. personal estate to Deborah Duncan, $150.13 and commission $50.04; Court 10 Dec. 1824. (FHL film 13,254; Admin. Accts 1824-1827)
TTS#4-106: Additional account of William Duncan, by Thomas Iglehart, admin., incl. cash received of various, $607.65; Court 22 Jan. 1825. (pg.107) 2nd Additional final account, incl. payments, total $194.38-3/4 overpayment. (FHL film 13,254; Admin. Accts 1824-1827)
TTS#4-320: First and final account of Thomas Iglehart admin. of Deborah Duncan decd, incl. furniture, negro boy Henry age 14, negro boy Stephen 12, Adeline 6, Dennis 4, total $672.61-1/2; payments of accounts, taxes for 1820 and 1822 and officers fees for 1821; entire amount paid out, some creditors only received a part; Court 19 Dec. 1825. (FHL film 13,254; Admin. Accts 1824-1827)
Anne Arundel Co. MD Inventories 1777-1853, Index 1777-1893 (FHL film 13,273 item 3)
Duncan, Rev. William, 4/14/1821, THH#3, 63 (not found), 69
Duncan, Deborah, 1/22/1825, THH#3, 359
Duncan, Deborah, 1/3/1825, THH#3, 379
Anne Arundel Co. MD Inventories 1777-1853
THH#63-69: List of articles sold at the sale of the Rev. William Duncans property late of Anne Arundel Co. decd, 23 Oct. 1819; (3 pages), /s/ Deborah Duncan, extrx, 14 April 1824. (FHL film 13,264 item 2; Court Inventories 1823-1826)
THH#63-359: Sale of additional property of Deborah Duncan 5 Jan. 1825, by Thomas Inglehart, admin; Court 22 Jan. 1825. (p.379 similar, not copied)
Anne Arundel Co. MD Guardian Accounts (FHL film 13,246 items 1 and 2)
TTS3#122 pg.264: 31 Dec. 1825, 1st accounting of Joseph Robinson guardian to Wm. T.B. Duncan an orphan, includes rent $100; same for Caroline Duncan.
pg.434: 31 Dec. 1826, 2nd accounting for each, same.
pg.538-9: 31 Dec. 1827, 3rd accounting for each, same.
TTS3#123 pg.92: 31 Dec. 1828, 4th accounting for each, same
pg.289-290: 31 Dec. 1829, 5th Accounting for Wm. T.B. Duncan, includes income from rent of farm $100, cash received from estate of Thomas Iglehart $175, cash from Widows & Orphans society of Episcopal Church for years 1825, 26, 27, 28 and 29 ($50) and interest from 12/31/1829 ($7.20), total $332.20. Expenses include payment to Sheriff of Baltimore Co. $89.12 (no reason given); payment to Ann Maria Townsend her annuity for 1826, 27, 28 per will of William Duncan decd ($90); case of Townsend and wife vs. Duncans; orphan's support $71.42-1/4; due orphan $28.61-1/2. Balance used toward liquidating annuity of Mrs. Anne Maria Townsend per will of late Rev. William Duncan.
pg.290: 31 Dec. 1829, 5th Accounting for Caroline Duncan, similar.
pg.291: 1 June 1830, Final accounting for William J.B. Duncan, includes payment to Baltimore Infirmary for expenses of ward; funeral and coffin expenses, etc.
pg.292: 31 Dec. 1829, 6th Accounting for Caroline Duncan, includes part of rent of farm from "time of his death (say from 1st June 1830)" ...
pg.382: 31 Dec. 1830, 7th Accounting for Caroline Duncan, includes rent of $200.
pg.542: 31 Dec. 1832, Final accounting for Caroline Duncan now Caroline Lee.
Anne Arundel Co. MD Deed Index, A-D (1653-1839 on FHL film 13,241; from Louis Boone 4/1985 with comment that much of index was unreadable)
1653-1699:
IH#1-196: Patrick Duncan from Samuel Shellman?
IH#1-199: Patrick Duncan to Samuel Young
IH#3-118: Patrick Dunkin from Ann Mott, Moulds Folley
IH#3-121: Patrick Dunkin to Benjamin Williams, Moulds Folley
WH#4-107: Patrick Duncan to John Frizzel
WH#4-142: Patrick Dunkin from James Widener
WH#4-142: Patrick Dunkin to Mary Gibbs
WH#4-143: Patrick Dunkin to Mary Gibbs
WH#4-162: Patrick Duncan from James Wardner?
WH#4-162: Patrick Duncan to Mary Gibbs
1699-1702: - none
1708-1712:
Thomas Deavers to Charles Burrell, lot, Ph-34 - Deavers - not Duncan
1722-1724:
RCW#2-98: Anderson? Duncan to ????
1724-1728:
SY#1-215: Pat Dunkin & wife & others to Wallas? Phelps, Lovells Folly
1728-1729:
RD#1-172: Stephan? Dinkin? to John Worthington - not Duncan/Dinkin
1730-1733:
IH#1-306: Stephan Dunkun to John Worthington
1744-1747:
RB#2-468: Dunkins Chance, Charles Rockhold to William Cromwell
1754-1757:
BB#1-230: James Dunkins from John Lovin?
1757-1763:
BB#2-601: John Duncan from Joseph Watson
BB#2-605: John Dunkin from Joseph Watson
BB#2-613: Peter Duncan ????
1763-
BB#3-33: Dunkins Luck, Rebecca Young & others to Richard Maclenben (1763-1768)
BB#3-175: Peter Duncan to Benjamin Welsh, personal property, B/S
IB#5-431: Dunkins Chance, Philemon Cromwell to James Hampins, (1774-1778)
NH#2-509: Dankins Luck (sic), Thomas Rutland from John B. Mackenbeen, mtg. (1784-1787)
Quit on plantation names
WSG#2-89: William Duncan from Thomas Harrison, Puddington?, deed
1839-1851 (FHL film 13,242 item 2)
No Duncan
Anne Arundel Co. MD Deeds (FHL film 13,208; also from Louis Boone 9/1986)
IH1-196/206: March 20, 1705, following deed recorded at request of Samuel Young Esq. Aforesaid Samuel Young further ... tract of land called Hambleton granted by Late Lord Baltimore to Edward Skidmore who for a valuable consideration according to custom by his assignment on the back of the said patent did release and make over his right and title to one Patrick Duncan of whose son and heir at law the said Samuel Young Esq. ... recorded as follows:
Whereas by grant dated 4 Aug. in 33rd year of our dominion, to Edward Skidmore of Anne Arundel Co. land called Hambleton on north side of South River, adj. mouth of a cove called Inccubbin Cove, to mouth of a creek called Hambletons? Creek, adj. John Maccubin's land, 350 acres by estimation; (release of title) dated 30 April in 37th year of dominion, 1669.
Edward Skidmore, for 6,000 lbs of tobacco, deed to Patrick Duncan the within written deed to land, 1 Aug. 1669, wit. Nathl. Heathecate?.
29 May 1695, Patrick Dunkin of Ann Arundel Co. MD, the son and heir of Patrick Dunkin late of said county decd, to Samuel Young of same, that by grant 30 April 1669 to Edward Skidmore of land called Hambleton on north side of South River on Hambleton Creek, 350 acres by estimation; that Edward Skidmore for 6,000 lbs of tobacco sold the land to said Patrick Dunkin on 1 Aug. 1669; that Lord Baltimore by grant or patent deed 1 Sept. 1687 granted to the said Patrick Dunkin the elder in his lifetime by the name of Patrick Dunkin (sic) of Anne Arundel Co. MD, land called Dunckins Luck on north side of South River on the west side of Hambleton's Creek adj. Edward Skidmore's land, at the mouth of Cubbins Creek, 52 acres of land. That Patrick Dunkin the Elder died intestate whereby the land descended to his son Patrick Dunkin (party to these presents) as his only son & rightful heir at law of the said deceased father; now therefore, the said Patrick Dunkin for 20,000 pounds of tobacco and 12 pounds of money of England, deed to Samuel Young, land called Hambleton containing 350 acres and land called Dunkins Luck containing 52 acres on north side of South River in Ann Arundel Co., excepting the right of the dower of Jane the now wife of William Browne formerly the wife of Patrick Dunkin the Elder decd of her third for her natural life only ... Wit. James Sanders, ? Gassaway, Wm. (+) Browne, ??. Release of dower by Elizabeth (X) Dunkin.
MAD: Will Book 21-707, will of Samuel Young, Anne Arundel Co., dated 22 Jan. 1732-3, prob. 7 July 1736, naming his sons and his plantations including "Dunkin's Luck". (from pg.198-9, Vol.7, 1732-1738, "The Maryland calendar of wills" Vol.1-8 by Jane Baldwin Cotton 1904-1928; Vol.9-16 based on work of Annie Walker Burns edited by F. Edward Wright; FHL books 975.2 P28c; some on FHL films)
IH3-114/8: George Nettleford granted 500 acres in St. Mary's by Lord Baltimore 2 July 1649; 2nd parcel of land, 200 acres called Ford land, lying west of South River bordering Archibald Arbuckle and Ann Covell, widow, along Wakefield Creek, 22 Sept. 1658; 200 acres or 500 acres sold to Richard Tidings 10 Sept. 1663, signed George (4 his mark) Nettleford and Jane (V) Nettleford. 11 Sept. 1665, Richard Tidings sold all or part of the land to Elizabeth Browne, widow. 20 March 1686, Wm. Browne sold all or part of this land to Benjamin Williams for 20,500 lbs tobacco. (from Louis Boone)
IH3-114: George Nettlefold granted 500 acres in St. Mary's by Lord Baltimore 2 July 1649; 2nd parcel of land, 200 acres called Fold land, lying west of South River bordering Archibald Arbuckle and Ann Covell, widow, along Wakefield Creek, 22 Sept. 1658. (from FHL film 13,208)
Pg.115: "On the back of the foregoing pattent ..." George Nettlefold assign right, title and interest to within pattent to Richd. Tidings (no date), /s/ George (X) Nettlefold, Jane (V) Nettlefold, Wit. Tho? Dason, Marcus Duvall, A. Skinner. This pattent with the assignment was produced in court of Anne Arundel by George Nettlefold & Jane his wife, to Richd. Tidings 10 Aug. 1663, recorded by A. Skinner, Clerk Co.
Pg.115: 11 Sept. 1665, Richard (R) Tidings, cooper, for a valuable consideration, assign to Eliz. Brown, a widow, the within written deed and assignment with the land and premises within granted. Wit. Antho. Briscoe, Nathl. Heathcott; ack. in court Sept. 12, 1665, and ordered recorded.
Pg.115: At the instance and request of Mr. Jno. Brice? on behalf of Mr. Geo? Williams the foregoing pattent and assignment was adjudged and delivered? to Chas.? Lavin? for the ... right of the sd. ??.
MAD: Will Book 1-627, will of George Nettlefould, Anne Arundel Co., 3 July 1674, proved 5 Aug. 1674, named wife Maudlin exec. and sole legatee during life, then to George Burgess, son of Capt. William Burgess, plantation at death of said wife; to Mary Dumkin, wife of Patrick Dumkin, and Phoebe Thomas, 1/2 of personal estate in event of marriage of wife of testator; test. Thomas Smethwick, Geo. Smith, Humphrey Jones. (from pg.82, Vol.1, 1635-1685, "The Maryland calendar of wills" Vol.1-8 by Jane Baldwin Cotton 1904-1928; Vol.9-16 based on work of Annie Walker Burns edited by F. Edward Wright; FHL books 975.2 P28c; some on FHL films)
IH3-116: This indenture 20 Nov. 1686, William Brown of Anne Arundel Co. MD, plantor, for 20,500 pounds tobacco, to Benjn. Williams, land in Anne Arundel Co. in Comswing ?? by estimation one? hundred acres, being the residue and remainder of a certain parcel of land called Foldland formerly granted to one George Nettlefold containing in the whole two hundred acres more or less, lying on the west side of South River adj. land of one Archibald Arbuckle in Anne Arundel Co., beg. at the extent of a certain part of the said land called Fold Land formerly sold to one John James?? and in the West Sexth West Line? of the said dividend ... to a corner tree of the land formerly laid out for Ann Covell widow, ... to line of the said Surnors? land (Brown warrants title to Williams). No wit.
Pg.118: "On the back of the foregoing deed was thus endorsed" Wit. Hen. Hanslap, Geo. Burgess, Jno. Brewer. Memo. That the within indenture with the land and premises was before us two of his lordships Justices of the Peace ... 6?th Nov. 1686 ack. by William Brown to be his act ...
IH3-118: 8 June 1675, Ann Mott alias Lambert of South River, Anne Arundel Co., to Patrick Dunkin of the said River and County, plantor, for 3,200 pounds tobacco, grant, bargain, etc. land near the load? of South River called Covells folly which land begins at the bounded poplar now a branch of Flat/Flint? Creek, being a corner? tree of the land ... out of the said divident to Waltor Phelps of said Co., corner of Grills? Folley, adj. Chandlers Meadow, adj. land of Richard Chaney?, containing by estimation 100 acres more or less, the said 100 acres being part of the divident of land laid out for Ann Covell, widow, containing 200 acres. (Ann warrants title to Dunkin) /s/ (A L her mark) Ann Lambert.
Pg.121: On the back of the foregoing deed ... wit. Corn. Howard, Edward Dorrey. Acknowledged 8 June 1675.
Pg.121: April 5, 1709, revised? of Mr. Jno. Brice the alienation of the within mentioned 100 acres part of Covell's Folly from Ann Lambert to Patrick Dunkin for the use of Benja. Williams. /s/ James Heath. At the Instance and request of Mr. Jon. Brice on Cohalfoof? the foregoing deed from Ann Lambert alias Mott to Patrick Dunkin is adjudged & decreed to be recorded.
IH3-121: Indenture, 10 March 1690, Patrick Dunkin of Anne Arundel Co. MD, planter, to Benjn. Williams of same, plantor, for £80 current money of England, that parcel or divident of land called Covell's Folley lying at the head of South River in Anne Arundel Co., adj. a branch of Flat Creek, being a corner tree of the land formerly sole out of the said ??? to Waltor Phelps of said county, ... the meadow, ... land of Richard Chaney?, ... Flat Creek, containing by estimation 100 acres more or less (warrants title). On the back of the foregoing deed, Wit. Rich?. Greenberry, He? French, ack. by Patrick Dunkin and Eliza. his wife, 10 March 1690. (continues to pg.123)
Anne Arundel Co. MD deed (from microfilm from Louis Boone 3/1986)
SY1-215: 10 May 1726, Benjamin Williams of Ann Arundel Co., planter, and Margaret his wife, and Patrick Dunkin of afsd. Co. and Mary (signed "M" her mark) his wife, of the one part, to Waltor Phelps of Ann A. Co., plantor, of the other part ... for the sum of 1300 lbs of tobacco paid by Phelps ... Benjn. Williams and Margt. his wife and Patrick Dunkin and Mary his wife ... and each of their heirs grant to Phelps ... parcel of land in Ann Arundel Co. ... adj. meadow called Chandlers Meadow, boundary of Richard Cheney ???, containing by estimation 85 acres. Wit. Samuel Chamber, John Welsh. Proved in court May 1726; recorded Nov. 3, 1726.
Anne Arundel Co. MD Deeds (from Louis Boone 2/1987)
1708-1712: (FHL film 13,210)
Thomas Deavers to Charles Burrell, lot, Ph-34 - not Duncan
PK-320: 10 Jan. 1710/11, Thomas Robertson and wife Rachel (X) to son Neal Robertson, both Anne Arundel Co MD, 200 acres called 'Gibbs his Folley', also 68 acres and 64 acres conveyed from Francis Moat; wit. Abraham Child, Wm. (X) Smith, John (X) Todd, John (X) Nicholoson, Patrick Dunkin. (FHL film 13,210)
1719-1722: (FHL film 13,210)
CW1- : Daniel and Catherine Donnacan witnessed a deed (Book CW#1 1719-1722; FHL film 13,210).
RCW#2-98: 16 Feb. 1722, Andrew Dounkan, commander of the ship Severn. Several entries for shipments from Baltimore to England are listed for him through several of the deed books. (FHL film 13,210)
1724-1728:
Patrick Duncan to Walter Philps/Philips, SY#1-215
1728-1729:
Stephan? Dinkin? to John Worthington, RD#1-172 - not Duncan/Dinkin/etc.
WH#4-107: 4 June 1684, Patrick Dunkin (PD) of Anne Arundel Co. MD, planter, to John Frisell, the sonne of William Frizzell late of Anne Arundel Co. decd, and now sonne in law of said Patrick Dunkin; that a grant at City of St.Mary's MD, dated 14 May 1683 to said Patrick Dunkin, for land in Anne Arundel Co. on N.side of South River adj. Broad Creek, cove side, said Dunkin's line, laid out according to survey 15 March 1665, for 30 acres; for love he has of said William Frisell decd the father of Jno. Frisell, and love of Jane the mother of said Jno. Frisell and now the wife of said Patrick Dunkin, and love of said John Frisell his son in law, deed the land to John Frissell; wit. Lawrence Denper?, Henry Huntleys, Isaac? Lesby. Release by wife (not named) of Patrick Dunkin of her dower interest, 10 June 1684. (FHL film 13,208, rechecked SLC 5/30/2011)
WH#4-141: Special Court 4 March 1712/13; Pattent on grant to James Wardner for 200 acres in Anne Arundel Co. called "Wardropp" set over to Patrick Dunkin who assigned it to Mary Gibbs widow and Patrick made deed to her Mary Gibbs who married Alexander Gardner of Anne Arundel Co. planter who died leaving said Mary his relict who as Mary Gardner deeded to John Macubbin late of said Co. also decd, the father of said Moses Macubbin who requests the pattent and asks this be recorded. (FHL film 13,208)
26 June 1668, To James Wardner, planter, has due him 200 acres, grant a pattent to "Wardrope" on N.side South River on E.side of a creek in Anne Arundel Co. called Broad Creek. Noted on back: 10 Aug. 1663, James Wardner (X) assigned within patent to Patrick Dunkin. "Passed over in Court" and entered into record.
15 May 1671, Patrick Duncan (P) for 4,500 lbs tobacco to Mary Gibbs, widow; wit. Nathaniel Heathcock. Patent in court 13 June 1691.
Above pattent and several assignments ordered recorded, at special instance and request of Mr. Moses Maccubus?, 4 March 1712/13.
WH#4-142: 7? May 1671, Patrick Dunkin (P) of South River, Anne Arundel Co., planter, to Mary Gibbs of same River and county, widdow, that by grant 26 June 1663 to James Wardner, "Wardrop" on N.side South River, E.side of Broad Creek, 200 acres, which Wardner assigned to Dunkin, refer to court 10 Aug. 1663; now Patrick Duncan deeds for 4,500 lbs. tobacco to Mary Gibbs, the land. Noted on back of deed: Per court 13 June 1671, entered for record.
WH#4-146: 2 Jan/June? 1684, Mary Gardner, widdow, to John Maccubbin, ... (not copied later.; see paragraph at beginning of these documents)
T#11-111: 1729, George Nelson, brothers Richard and Ambrose. (FHL film 13,211)
1724-1738: (FHL film 13,212)
RD#3-131: Charles Philps (Philips) and Sussanah Anderson from brother Walter Philips.
RD#3-62: 1738, Richard and Samuel Young, exrs. of Samuel Young Esq.; Anderson paid for land 1738.
(FHL films 13,212 to 13,214; 1730-1757 - no Duncan)
7 Sept. 1747, Sewall Young to John Watts, land laid out to John Young 1731; wit. James Young and Robert Gaither?. (FHL film 13,213; LB: Sewall and James are possibly sons of John Young who seems to be son of Samuel Young Esq.)
BB#1-236: James DAWKINS from John Lovin?, deed (FHL film 13,214; Book 1754-1757; not Dunkins as first copied)
BB#2-601: John Duncan from Joseph Watson (FHL film 13,215; Book 1757-1763, not found)
BB#2-605: John Dunkin from Joseph Watson (not found)
BB#2-613: 18 March 1762, Peter Duncan (+) of Anne Arundel Co. MD for £30 owed Robert Swan of City of Annapolis, Merchant, who paid Nathan Hammond Jr. and John Inch of same £14 for me; mortgage farm animals, etc., servant man Joseph Sollow, furniture; wit. Samuel Middleton, Brian Philpot. (FHL film 13,215) (LB: may be the Peter Duncan, Jacobite prisoner to MD 1747; also a John Duncan transported at same time, unknown as yet)
BB#3-175: 15 May 1764, Peter Duncan (X) of Anne Arundel Co. MD, planter, for £40, to Benjamin Welsh (son of John) of same, Gent., (mortgage?), black mare branded GC, bay horse I bought of James Lows, cow, bed, furniture, etc., forever in case I the said Peter Duncan by death or otherwise should not be capable of performing and complying with a certain contract we made of this date; wit. Jno. Brice. Receipt for £40 /s/ by Peter Duncan. (FHL film 13,215)
WSG#2-89: 17 Dec. 1812, Thomas Harrison of Anne Arundel Co. MD to William Duncan of same, per decree of Chancery Court on 8 Oct. 1810, Thomas Harrison was appointed trustee to sell real estate of Charles Stewart late of the county, decd, for payment of debts; on 16 March 1811 sold to William Duncan part of "Burgess's Right" and part in two parcels of "Puddington's Harbour" otherwise called "Puddington's Gift" adj. each other, total 229-1/2 acres, for $3,200, fully paid, orig. deed from Daniel Jenifer to Charles Wallace 7 Nov. 1801 who sold to Charles Stewart; ordered to be sold for purchase price Stewart owed Wallace; wit. Richd. R. Harwood?. (FHL film 13,225) (MAD: no grantor deed noted in index from William Duncan for this property; William d. 1819, wife Deborah died 1825)
WSG#12-99: 14 Oct. 1826, Samuel Harrison of John of Anne Arundel Co. MD to Stephen Lee of same; that by decree of Chancery Court 18 Jan. 1817, said Harrison was appointed trustee to sell the real estate of Charles Stewart late of said county decd, he had sold the other part, now he sells 275-3/4 acres of Puddington's Harbour" and "Puddington's Gift"; very few neighbors named, no Duncan. (FHL film 13,230) (MAD: no other deed for "Puddington" land through 1850; no grantor deed by Thomas Iglehart, admin.; no index to guardian accounts)
All Hollows Parish Records, Anne Arundel Co. MD, 1691-1858? (FHL film 1,205,001 item 18; from Louis Boone 9/1986; typed & indexed)
Pg.2: John Sumpter, son of Ann Abeill, born 2 July 1695, South River, All Hollows.
Pg.7: Walter Phillips, born 27 June 1680
William Phillips, born 13 Sept. 1682
John Phillips, born 1 May 1684
George Phillips, born 18 May 1689
Pg.8: Elizabeth Phillips, born 6 May 1693
Benjamin Phillips, born 5 Dec. 1696?, sons and daughters of Walter and Elizabeth Phillips
Pg.27: Joseph Phillips, born 9 Aug. 1698
Joseph Phillips, died 16 Aug. 1698
Pg.31: Charles Phillips, born 17 Oct. 1699, sons and daughters of Walter and Elizabeth Phillips
Pg.30: Thomas, son of Thomas and Sary O'dell, born 7 Jan. 1692
Henary, son of Thomas and Sary O'dell, born 15 April 1698
Pg.31: Mary, dau. of Richard and Charity Duckett, born 27 Feb. 1699
Pg.45: Baker Dunkin, a negro of Mr. Rich Jones Jr., baptised 12 March 1698/9
Pg.47: Peatter Dunkin, a negro of widow Gassoway, baptised 16 Apr. 1699
(LB: Peter Dunkin in 1769 deed is probably the Jacobite rebel transported 1747 along with a John Dunkin; John's whereabouts unknown.)
Anne Arundel Co. MD Church Records, All Hallows Parish, 1685-1858 (FHL film 13,279; from Louis Boone 5/1985; no index; dates mixed on pages)
Ann Dunkin, dau. of Joshua and Sidney, born 2 Jan. 1722 (pg.93)
Margaret Dunkin, dau. of Joshua and Mary, born 7 March 1724 (pg.98)
Thomas Dunkin, son of Patrick, bapt. 8 June 1718 (pg.283)
Martha Dunkin, dau. of Joshua, bapt. 2 Aug. 1719 (pg.294)
John and Patrick Dunkin, sons of Patrick, bapt. 26 June 1721 (pg.305)
Ann Dunkin, dau. of Joshua and Sidney, bapt. 30 Sept. 1722 (pg.315)
Richard Dunkin, son of Patrick and Mary, bapt. 10 June 1723 (pg.321)
No other Duncans until:
Rev. William Dunkin, 1790-1800, baptizing and marrying others.
St. Paul's Parish in Baltimore Co. was divided and the part lying in Anne Arundel Co. was united with Westminster Parish; two dates given: 1722 and 1742.
Anne Arundel Co. MD Church Records, All Hollows Parish, 1689-1858 (FHL film 1,002,753; from Iris Grimmett 10/1986; some is duplicated from FHL film 13,279 from Louis Boone 5/1985)
Peatter Dunken, Chr. 16 Apr. 1699, son
Elisabeth, Chr. 4 Nov. 1716, dau. Joshua Dunkin and Sidney
Thomas, Chr. 8 June 1718, son of Patrick Dunkin and Mary
Martha, Chr. 2 Aug. 1719, dau. of Joshua Dunkin and Sidney
John and Patrick, Chr. 26 June 1721, sons of Patrick Dunkin
Ann, born 2 Jan. 1722, dau. of Joshua Dunkin and Sidney
Richard, born 23 Apr. 1722, son of Patrick Dunken and Mary
Anne, Chr. 30 Sept. 1722, dau. of Joshua Dunkin and Sidney
Richard, Chr. 10 June 1723, son of Patrick Dunkin and Mary
Margarett, born 7 March 1724, dau. of Joshua Dunckin and Mary
Margarett, Chr. 25 May 1724, dau. of Joshua Dunakin and Mary
Go to the Anne Arundel Co. MD Court Records
Baltimore Co. MD Deed, Book 1659-1725 (FHL film 13,323; from Louis Boone 12/1985)
Pg.490-493: 20 Oct. 1695, John Ewings to Patrick Dunkinson, both of Anne Arundel Co. MD, 291 lbs, 100 acres called Richardson's situate on branch of Gunpowder River called Back (or Bush) River.
Baltimore Co. MD Guardian and Ward Accounts, 1631-1714 (FHL film 13,603; from Louis Boone 12/1985)
1-267: Richard Dunkin, late of Baltimore Co. MD, inventory in Anne Arundel Co. MD. Accounts of John Brown, adm. of Richard Dunkin. Wm. Bath? accounts. Amos Garrett appraiser. No date, but inventory before is 1717, 2nd after is 1718. (LB: Patrick's wife Jane remarried Wm. Brown by 1695.)
"History of Seneca County [Ohio]: from the close of the Revolutionary War to July, 1880 : embracing many personal sketches of pioneers, anecdotes, and faithful descriptions of events pertaining to the organization of the county and its progress" by W. Lang; pub. Springfield, Ohio: Transcript Print. Co., 1880, 717 pgs. (LH8186, HeritageQuest images 5/2007; FHL film 1,000,340 item 2)
Pg.535-536: Eden Township. JOHN SEARLES was born in Anne Arundel county, Maryland, February 20, 1775, on a farm where he was raised. He was drafted to the army in 1812, after he was married and had settled near the town of New Lancaster, Ohio. He moved from there in the fall of 1820, with his wife and seven children, to this county and occupied for a while one of the block houses of the old Fort Ball, where he lived in one room with his whole family. ... In the spring of 1821, Mr. Searles helped to open a road from Tiffin to Rocky creek, where the church now stands, and where he had bought 167 acres of land. Here he built a cabin in the woods, and in 1825 he built a frame barn which was probably the first one in the county. ... Mrs. Searles' maiden name was Duncan. They were the parents of nine children, five boys and four girls, of whom four sons and two daughters are still living. The foregoing was gathered from what Mr. Hezekiah Searles related, and he goes on to say: ... "Father died May 14, 1844 and mother October 30, 1871." (MAD: 1860 Seneca Co. OH census index, Jane Searles age 80 b.PA, children up to age 49 b.OH)
MD Patent Series of MD Land Office (from index in "Early Settlers of MD" by Gust Skordas, FHL book 975.2 W2s)
MAD: index was to land patents 1633-1680 in first 24 volumes; patent records continue to 1852, but no overall index; indexes in many orig. volumes, some in front & some at end, per card catalog. Book index was to Liber and folio (page); a separate list in Skordas' book gave following information about the Libers. The FHL film list was by Vol. number.
Patents Liber 9 (Vol.11), transcript, completed 1726; Folios 1-516 copied from Liber EE (1665-66) folios 1-518. (FHL film 13,067)
Dunkan, Patrick, 9-448, Transported prior to 1666.
Vol.11 Liber 9 folio 448: Lib.EE fol... May 30? 1666, Then came John Howard who married Susan the relict of Charles Stevens late of Anne Arundell Co. deceased and demands land for the transportation of several persons into this Province by the said Stevens, to wit, Thos? Charles and Susan Stevens, Elizabeth, Susan, Sarah and Charles their children, Patrick Dunkan, Samuell Shipwith, Henry Lorvall?, George Meekes, ?ille Dulldoom? and John Minster?, in all 12 rights. Warrant lay out to the said John Howard who marrying the relict of Charles Stevens 600 acres of land &c retd. the 11th of July next.
Early Duncans in Anne Arundel Co. MD:
Patrick Dunkin, 12 Oct. 1663; Waldrop Ridge in Middleneck, 100 acres surveyed 12 Oct. 1663 on north side of South River, called Wardrop to ye west. Resurveyed 1 Jan. 1676. ("Baltimore and Anne Arundel Co. MD Rent Rolls" by Robert Barnes, 1976, from Louis Boone 12/1985)
Patrick Duncan, 11 April 1679, and others on a jury about the estate of Thomas Hall, late of Ann Arundell Co., who died in Nov. 1655; from pgs.266-268, Vol.LI, Proceedings of the Court of Chancery of MD 1669-1679, Archives of Maryland. (FHL book 975.2 B4m, also on line at http://www.mdarchives.state.md.us/)
Pat Dunkin, 23 Feb. 1684; 52 acres surveyed 23 Feb. 1684 on north side of South River, west side of Hamilton Creek. ("Baltimore and Anne Arundel Co. MD Rent Rolls" by Robert Barnes, 1976, from Louis Boone 12/1985)
Patrick Duncan, June 1684, had wife Jane, widow of William Frizzell who was in Anne Arundel Co. in 1663 and 1682; from "MD Rent Rolls, Baltimore & Anne Arundel Cos., 1700-1707, 1705-1724" Baltimore: 1976, p.197, 200, 217; and Provincial Court Deeds, HR, WH#4 pg.107. (pg.232-3, "Baltimore Co. [MD] Families 1659-1759" by Robert W. Barnes, from Louis Boone 1994, FHL book 975.271 D2b)
John Duncan, 16 Aug. 1692, to be summoned by Sheriff of Baltimore Co. to appear as a witness, along with William Gudgeon and Robert Gudgeon, according to a Council held in Ann Arundel Co.; from pg.338-339, Vol.VIII, Proceedings of the Council 1687/8-1693, Archives of Maryland. (FHL book 975.2 B4m, also on line at http://www.mdarchives.state.md.us/)
Patrick Duncan, 10 May 1695, appeared with John Selby, inhabitants of South River, and testified concerning "severall Indians they see painted about the falls of Petuxant"; from pgs.145-146 (Original Journal), Vol.XIX, Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, 1693-1697, Archives of Maryland. (FHL book 975.2 B4m, also on line at http://www.mdarchives.state.md.us/)
Patrick Duncan, April 1709, was conveyed 50 acre Williamson's Purchase by John Frizzell and (wife) Eliza, sister of David Stewart; from Baltimore Co. MD Land Records Liber TR#A pg.30, "MD Calendar of Wills" Vol.III pg.25. (Louis Boone comment: Patrick Duncan II). (pg.232-3, "Baltimore Co. [MD] Families 1659-1759" by Robert W. Barnes, from Louis Boone 1994, FHL book 975.271 D2b)
Patrick Dunkin, age 50 in 1717, born in Anne Arundel Co. on tract "Dunkin's Luck," from Anne Arundel Co. Land Commissions, 1716-1718, pg.67; volume at MD State Archives. (pg.32, "More Maryland Deponents, 1716-1799" by Henry C. Peden Jr., FHL book 975.2 P28pa)
Patrick Dunkin, 15 Aug. 1729, owed debt to estate of Amos Garret in his inventory in Anne Arundel Co., filed in the Prerogative Court Liber 15, folios 46-73. (pg.52-55, Vol.5, Libers 15-17, 1728-1734, "Abstracts of the Inventories of the Prerogative Court of Maryland 1718-1777" by V.L. Skinner, Jr., FHL book 975.2 P28s)
John Lingamore Dunkin, 18 Sept. 1771, owed debt to estate of William Hall in his inventory in Anne Arundel Co., filed in the Prerogative Court Liber 107, folios 339-355. (pg.62, Vol.15, Libers 101-109, 1769-1772, "Abstracts of the Inventories of the Prerogative Court of Maryland 1718-1777" by V.L. Skinner, Jr., FHL book 975.2 P28s)
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