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Phillip STROUPS

Subject: Phillip STROUPS
Birth: by 1727
Residence in 1748/9: Cecil Co., MD

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Source:

1. Jane Baldwin Cotton. 1991. Maryland Calendar of Wills, 1748-1753. Vol. 10. Family Line Publications, Westminster, MD (Broderbund CD-206):

p. 40 JONES, THOMAS, Cecil Co. 22 Nov, 1748
9 Jul, 1749

To son William Jones, tract called "Hapey Harbor," except a quarter of l A. for a bearing place, upon condition son William Jones, pay to son Peter Jones, 70 pounds at my decease.
Mentions land bought of John Jobson.
If no issue, to my other child.
To son Jacob Jones, remainder of "Jones' Addition."
To wife Elizabeth Jones, my dwelling house and plantation.
Son William, shall live on the plantation not disturbing his mother.
To son Wm. and Peter Jones, 3 slaves, at decease of wife.
To son Jacob, slaves.
To dau. Mary, slaves.
To dau. Sarah, slaves.
To dau. Elizabeth, slaves.
To my 3 daus., slaves.
Wife Elizabeth Jones, and son Wm. Jones, exs.; desire exs. to make over to Phillip Stroups, pt of "Jones' Addition."
Wit: George Veazey, John Gars, Davis Rees.
27. 39

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