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Surry County, NC Court Minutes vol I & II 1768-1789
compiled by Mrs. W.G. Absher1 PROP
2 DATE 1779
2 PLAC Owned lot 79 in Wachovia
2 SOUR S456
3 PAGE p1343
3 DATA
4 TEXT List of Farm Owners in Wachovia (1779 and later)Lot # 79 Robert Markland
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Moved from Clemmonsville, NC to Madison County, KY in 1804.
Will was admitted into Probate February, 1823.Matthew Markland Will & Estate Inventory
Bath County KY Probate Records Vol. A pg. 331 & 349In the name of God Amen whereas I Matthew Markland of the County of Bath and State of Kentucky being weak in body but of perfect mind & memory and calling to mind that it is appointed unto all men to die do constitute and Ordain this to be my last Will and Testament made by me or in my name and this to be my only Will and Testament.
Item1: It is my desire to be buried in decent Christian burial. My Soul I give up to god that gave it and my body to the dust.
2nd: and as to such worldy property as it has pleased God to bless me with I will and desire of it in manner and form following, Towit:
1st: All my Just debs are to be paid out of my Estate
2nd: I will and bequeath unto my well beloved son William Markland fifty cents to be paid out of my Estate also to my well beloved son Levi Markland fifty cents to be paid out of my Estate also to my well beloved daughter Nancy Olverson fifty cents to be paid out of my Estate also to my well beloved son Matthew Markland fifty cents to be paid out of my Estate and as to the residue of my property it is
my wish and desire that it should be equally divided amongst my four children, Towit, Peggy Jonathan Sally & Nathaniel Markland and my well beloved wife, Polly Markland and I hereby nominate and appoint my well beloved wife Polly Markland my lawful Executrix and my trusty friend Moses my lawful
Executor to this my last Will and Testament in Testimony wherof I have hereunto set my hand and seal in the presence of the 20th day of November 1822.Matthew Markland
Acknowledged in the presence of
Samuel Willson
William WhaleyBath County
Matthew moved from Clemmonstown Guilford North Carolina to Madison County Kentucky in 1804.
1790 Stokes County, NC. census for Matthew Markland as head of the household:
3 males under 16; 1 male over 16; 1 female.1800 Stokes County, NC. census for Matthew Markland as head of household - Salisbury District:
1 male 0-10; 2 males 10-16; 1 male 16-26; 1 male 26-45; 1 female 0-10; 2 females 26-45; 2 slaves.1 DEAT
2 PLAC TLSpears states year of death was 1823.
Title: Matthew Markland Will Bath County, KY
Author: Matthew Markland
Publication: Bath County, KY Will Book A pg. 331
Note: Primary
Repository:
Note: Family History Center
Call Number: FHC Film 0272994
Media: Manuscript
Page: pg. 41
Text: Will written and dated 11/20/1822
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Moved from Clemmonsville, NC to Madison County, KY in 1804.
Will was admitted into Probate February, 1823.Matthew Markland Will & Estate Inventory
Bath County KY Probate Records Vol. A pg. 331 & 349In the name of God Amen whereas I Matthew Markland of the County of Bath and State of Kentucky being weak in body but of perfect mind & memory and calling to mind that it is appointed unto all men to die do constitute and Ordain this to be my last Will and Testament made by me or in my name and this to be my only Will and Testament.
Item1: It is my desire to be buried in decent Christian burial. My Soul I give up to god that gave it and my body to the dust.
2nd: and as to such worldy property as it has pleased God to bless me with I will and desire of it in manner and form following, Towit:
1st: All my Just debs are to be paid out of my Estate
2nd: I will and bequeath unto my well beloved son William Markland fifty cents to be paid out of my Estate also to my well beloved son Levi Markland fifty cents to be paid out of my Estate also to my well beloved daughter Nancy Olverson fifty cents to be paid out of my Estate also to my well beloved son Matthew Markland fifty cents to be paid out of my Estate and as to the residue of my property it is
my wish and desire that it should be equally divided amongst my four children, Towit, Peggy Jonathan Sally & Nathaniel Markland and my well beloved wife, Polly Markland and I hereby nominate and appoint my well beloved wife Polly Markland my lawful Executrix and my trusty friend Moses my lawful
Executor to this my last Will and Testament in Testimony wherof I have hereunto set my hand and seal in the presence of the 20th day of November 1822.Matthew Markland
Acknowledged in the presence of
Samuel Willson
William WhaleyBath County
Matthew moved from Clemmonstown Guilford North Carolina to Madison County Kentucky in 1804.
1790 Stokes County, NC. census for Matthew Markland as head of the household:
3 males under 16; 1 male over 16; 1 female.1800 Stokes County, NC. census for Matthew Markland as head of household - Salisbury District:
1 male 0-10; 2 males 10-16; 1 male 16-26; 1 male 26-45; 1 female 0-10; 2 females 26-45; 2 slaves.1 DEAT
2 PLAC TLSpears states year of death was 1823.
Title: Matthew Markland Will Bath County, KY
Author: Matthew Markland
Publication: Bath County, KY Will Book A pg. 331
Note: Primary
Repository:
Note: Family History Center
Call Number: FHC Film 0272994
Media: Manuscript
Page: pg. 41
Text: Will written and dated 11/20/1822
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2 GIVN Polly
1 NAME MARY (POLLY) /MUSICK/
2 GIVN MARY (POLLY)
2 SURN MUSICK
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Markland History compiled by Mrs. Thomas (Mildred) Skel...
Film # 1306181, item 4-5
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Jonathan lived in MD before the Revolutionary War. The last record of him in MD was on Oct 2, 1767 when he and Priscilla deeded "Blue Hill" to Robert Peter, merchant, for a consideration of 23 pounds, 8 shillings in sterling and 589 pounds of tobacco. Jonathan originally purchased this tract from his sister, Margaret and her husband Alexander Reed in 1752. After the sale, Jonathan and Priscilla, moved to Augusta County, VA. In Augusta, he signed as a witness to a will in 1777. He lived there until after the close of the War. The Marklands had been land owners in Washington County, PA at the time of the Revolution. About 1794-95, Jonathan and his sons loaded their possessions at Pittsburgh, PA and floated by flat boat from Wheeling WV down the Ohio River and landed in Campbell County, KY. Campbell County was originally part of VA and the place where the earliest records are to be found. Campbell County, with Alexandria as its county seat, was later divided making Boone County with Burlington as its county seat. Jonathan's son William, had evidently made an earlier trip of exploration into KY as a companion of Daniel Boone, Kent Washburne and Cornelious Washburne. The Markland settlement was in the Burlington part of the county. (From TL Spears' Markland Family History)1 BIRT
2 DATE ABT 1725
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The First Three Generations of John Summers of Prince George's County, Maryland gives Grace's middle name as Brice.
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Jonathan lived in MD before the Revolutionary War. The last record of him in MD was on Oct 2, 1767 when he and Priscilla deeded "Blue Hill" to Robert Peter, merchant, for a consideration of 23 pounds, 8 shillings in sterling and 589 pounds of tobacco. Jonathan originally purchased this tract from his sister, Margaret and her husband Alexander Reed in 1752. After the sale, Jonathan and Priscilla, moved to Augusta County, VA. In Augusta, he signed as a witness to a will in 1777. He lived there until after the close of the War. The Marklands had been land owners in Washington County, PA at the time of the Revolution. About 1794-95, Jonathan and his sons loaded their possessions at Pittsburgh, PA and floated by flat boat from Wheeling WV down the Ohio River and landed in Campbell County, KY. Campbell County was originally part of VA and the place where the earliest records are to be found. Campbell County, with Alexandria as its county seat, was later divided making Boone County with Burlington as its county seat. Jonathan's son William, had evidently made an earlier trip of exploration into KY as a companion of Daniel Boone, Kent Washburne and Cornelious Washburne. The Markland settlement was in the Burlington part of the county. (From TL Spears' Markland Family History)1 BIRT
2 DATE ABT 1725
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Ancestral File lists Jonathan's first wife as Priscilla Stuart born 1727/1732 in Maryland and dying in PA, date unknown.
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Did Matthew move to PA? There is listed in the US 1790 Census, Matthew Markland as head of household in Washington County, PA. Washington County, PA adjoins Ohio County, WV (at that time, VA) where Jonathan, Matthew's father resided before moving to KY.
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Beneficiaries of Garah Markland's will were: Elizabeth Markland, George Markland, Thomas Markland, Garah Markland, Richard Markland, William Markland, Cynthia Craven, Amelia Richardson, Lovina Sheppard, Elizabeth Richard.
Executors: Elizabeth Markland & William Markland
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Below informational notes are contradictory (to say the least) but offer some threads to pursue.