(1416.) JAMES BOYLE BROWN (498.) (102.) (13.) (2.) (1.):
b. 26-3mo-1841; d. 10-6mo-1907; m. (1st). 28-8mo-62, to SARAH JANE SCRANAGE;
m. (2nd) 28-4mo.-1881, to JENNIE VIRGINIA TAYLOR.CH: (By first wife). (3261.) Lloyd Wilson; (3262.) Lu Ella; (3263.) Bruce Alexander. (By second wife). (3264.) Dorsey Lee; (3265.) George Taylor. (R78).
William inherited 130 acres of "Howard's Inheritance", 200 acres of land where Richard Beard's mill stood, & 270 acres near Bodkin Creek, & a parcel of woodland, being a portion of William Hopkins.
Notes for WILLIAM WORTHINGTON: In 1730 bought of Thomas Homenon a tract of land lying on the s/s of Homenon Creek. It had been first patented in 1660 & called "Compliment". The boundaries extended to the Maggothy River near "the narrows" opposite "the mountains" & islands in the Chesapeake Bay designated "the three Sisters". ************************************************************************************ He executed his will 9/25/1770 He bequeathed his daughter Arianna 200a of "The Plains" but in the event that she died without issue then it reverted to his granddaughter Ruth Davis. He devised negroes & $100 to his daughter Ruth Shaw. To his grandson William Worthington Davis on his 21st birthday, the estate on Maggothy Rivercalld "Homewood's Range" 300a, "Blay's Neck" 200a & other tracts, a number of slaves, his watch, a quantity of silver-plate engraved with his initials, including my silver quart tankard marked W W." The silver tankard was once owned by Mrs Thomas F Bowie. His granddaughter Mary Ann DAvis was given lands on the s/s of the Magothy called "Pawson's Chance" & other tracts but in case she died without issue then to his grandson William Worthington Davis. Another grandson William Worthington was devised realty, negroes & silver plate. The son in law John Davis wa named as executor. The will was proved in Anne Arundel Co on 11/22/1770. ************************************************************************************** The Complete Book of Emigrants, 1607-1776 Sec V Chap 22 p33 September 1771. Grant made in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury: Limited administration with will of William Worthington of Ann Arundell County, Maryland. (AW). More About WILLIAM WORTHINGTON: Date born 2: January 08, 1690/91, Westminister Parish Anne Arundel Co Md Died 2: 1749, St Thomas Parish Baltimore Co, Md Estate 1: June 13, 1771, inventory Wiliam Worthington & Ruth Shaw as kinsmen Estate 2: February 13, 1773, final account rendered to the court by John Davis at which time John Brice & William Worthington bondsman Occupation: 1719, Justice of Peace Other 1: Abt. 1740, removed to St Thomas Parish Baltimore Co Md Other 2: July 14, 1718, signed inventory of John Ingram as next of kin. The latter was the stepfather of his wife Religion: vestryman St Thomas Parish
Birth: Jun. 12, 1899 Afton Lincoln County Wyoming, USA
Death: Jan. 1, 1984
Viona Oletha WILLIAMSON is the daughter of David WILLIAMSON and Rose "Rosa" WUTHRICH Viona Oletha WILLIAMSONmarried Clarence TAYLOR 25 Dec 1919 in Paris, Bear Lake, Idaho
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Parents: David Williamson (1873 - 1947) Rose W Williamson (1878 - 1918)
Burial: Afton Cemetery Afton Lincoln County Wyoming, USA
Created by: Carol STEVENS Record added: Jan 24, 2009 Find A Grave Memorial# 33200649