Samuel Magruder, Jr

Maryland Recs. Col. Rev. Church, p. 184: a tax or poll of the Lower Potomac Hundred, Frederick Co., MD, Elias Magruder, 50 yrs old, taken 22 Aug 1776; Samuel Magruder the 3rd 69; John Magruder 67; Archibald Magruder 25 and Ezekiel Magruder 19.

http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:1280759... 881705 Note: From the Book ACROSS THE YEARS IN PRINCE GEORGE CO (Bowie) page 537 "Samuel Magruder (Samuel's father) b. Calvert County Maryland , 1654, resided in Colony, or Province of Maryland, Prince George County., died 1711. He was High Justice and Captain of the Militia, Prince George County. 1696, Justice of County Court, 1687, Member of the House of Burgesses, 1704. Commissionar to the lay out ports and towns 1706, and an early vestryman of St Paul's Parish, Calvert County Maryland.

Prince George's Land Records 1739-1743 - Liber Y - Page 58. Land Commission. Memorandum that on the special petition of John Hepburn of PG, Gent, preferred to the Justices of PG Court on the 4th Tuesday of Nov, 1738, was issued from sd Court on Dec 9, 1738 an order in these words - To John Magruder, Samuel Magruder Jr, James Magruder, & William Magruder of PG, Gentlemen, greeting. Whereas John Hepburn in PG, seized of 3 parcels of land lying in PG, called Maidens Dower, Grey Eagle, & Out Lett, did, on the 4th Tuesday of last Nov, 1738, prefer his petition to our County Court held at Upper Marlborough Town, before Leonard Hollyday, Gent, & his associates, then & still our Justices within PG, know that we have given you (not being any way related to the petitioner or contiguous proprietor or interested in sd lands) full power to examine all witnesses which shall be nominated to you by the afd petitioner, or other person, touching upon their knowledge of the bounds of the tract of land afd or the bounds of any other lands whereon the afd tract depends or relates, and reduce the testimony into writing. Signed Dec 2, 1738 - A Contee, Clk of Court. Messiers; John, James, William, & Samuel Magruder were qualified before Dav: Crawfurd*. By Commission to us directed from PG Court, to examine witnesses concerning the bounds of 3 tracts of land, viz, Maidens Dower, Grey Eagle, & Out Lett, belonging to John Hepburn of PG, it is appointed to meet on Tuesday, the 17th day of Apr next, at the dwelling plantation of Willm Mordent, in order to repair to the bounds of the lands afd where all persons concerned are desired to attend. Signed Mar 3, 1738/39 - Jno Magruder, Sam Magruder Jr, James Magruder, William Magruder. The deposition of Francis Piles, aged about 47, after being sworn near Charles Branch, declares that about 17 or 18 years since, he was present with Mr. James Stoddert when he surveyed a tract of land called Maidens Dower, & that sd Stoddert began at a black oak tree as the beginning tree of the land afd called Maidens Dower. Signed - Francis Piles. Page 60. The deposition of John Read, age about 50, testifying at the bounded black oak, declares that about 17 or 18 years since, he was present with Mr. James Stoddert when he surveyed a tract of land called Maidens Dower, and that Stoddert began at the black oak afd, which has been deemed to be the beginning tree of Maidens Dower. Signed - John Read. The deposition of Peter Parker, age about 60, standing at a bounded hickory on a knoll of a hill near the plantation where William Mordent (Mordant) now dwells, says that he has known for some years past that the hickory was a bounded tree & that he has been told by John Osborn & Francis Piles that it was the beginning tree of a tract of land called Grey Eagle. Signed - Peter (P his mark) Parker. The deposition of Francis Piles, age about 47, at the afd bounded hickory, declares that the hickory is the beginning tree of a tract of land called Grey Eagle. Signed Francis Piles. The deposition of John Read, age about 50, standing at a bounded white oak by a small branch that falls into Mr. Darnalls Mill Branch, declares that about 15 or 16 years since, he was with Mr. James Stoddert, who began at the above sd tree and surveyed a tract of land for Doctor Patrick Hepborn decd, which sd tree was the beginning of the above sd land which I understand is called Out Lett. Signed - John Read. Page 61. The deposition of Francis Piles, age about 47, at the afd bounded white oak near Darnalls Mill Branch, declares that about 15 or 16 years since, he was present when Mr. James Stoddert surveyed a tract of land for Doctor Patrick Hepborn called Out Lett, thinks that Stoddert began his survey at the tree above mentioned. Signed Francis Piles. Recorded Jun 27, 1739.

Prince George's Land Records 1739-1743 - Liber Y - Page 323. Jun 24, 1741 from Samuel Magruder Sr of PG, planter, to William Young of PG, for 50 £ sterling, part of a tract of land called Good Luck, lying in PG, bounded by a parcel of land belonging to John Magruder, containing about 144 acres. Signed - Samuel Magruder. Wit - Nath. Wickham*, Thos Owen*. Eleanor Magruder, the wife of the sd Samuel Magruder, relinquished her right of dower to the lands within mentioned. Recorded Jun 26, 1741.

Lane, John, Prince George's Co., 13th Sept., 1712; 17th Dec., 1715. To Elinor, wife of Sam'll Magruder, and Sarah, their dau., and Samuell and Robert, their sons, personalty at majority. Sam 'll Magruder., ex., and residuary legatee of estate. Test: Joseph Story, John James, Weedon Jefferson. 14.99

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WILSON, JOSHUA, Prince George's Co. =========== 27 Nov. 1745 To bro. JAMES WILSON (page 320). pt. of Mt. Calvert Mannor, which my father purchased of Capt. Ennes, then to my nephew WM. WILSON SELBY, son of Wm. Magruder Selby. To niece MARTHA WILSON, dau. of my bro. JAMES WILSON, slave, To nephew WM. WILKINSON WILSON, 1 slave. To nephew JOSIAH WILSON, son of bro. JAMES WILSON, 1 slave. To bro. JOSEPH WILSON, tract which my father formerly purchased of John Deakins; also the land he purchased of Christopher Beanes. To nephew WILLIAM WILSON SELBY To my friend THOMAS HODGKIN, 10 pounds sterl. To sister, MARTHA SELBY, 20 pounds sterl. To nephew SAMUEL SELBY, nephew NATHANIEL SELBY, bro. LINGAN WILSON if it please God to afflict me with sickness in any foreign country, and take me out of this world, then I will my bro. JOSEPH an equal pts with my bro. JAMES. Wit: Richard Marsham Waring, Henry Hall, Samuel Magruder. MCW 24.327

MAGRUDER, ALEXANDER, SR., Frederick Co. 19 May 1749 12 Jun, 1751 To son Nathaniel, 333 A, called "Grubbey ThIckett. To son Samuel, 214 A,, and 1/3 pt. of lot in Marlborough. To son Ezekiah, 100 A, lying next to Zachariah Magruder, pt. of tract I now live on, after his mother's decease, the whole tract to him. To dau. Sarah, 5 pounds. To dau. Elizabeth, 100 A. that was taken up in partnership with Samuel Magruder, the 1/3 where Thomas Edmonston settled during life, and at her decease to her son Maximilan. To dau. Anna, 1 slave girl. To dau. Elinor, I slave. To wife Anne,, 1 slave. Give my 5 children: Nathaniel, Samuel, Ezeklah, Anna and Eleanor,to be equally divided bet. them. Wife Anne, son Nathaniel,exs. Wit: Alex. Beall, Samuel Magruder, Jr., Zach. Magruder. MCW 28.127

Mr. Meredith Davis 58,10 PG £9.0.0 Nov 28 1753 Appraisers: James Magruder, Nathaniel Magruder. Next of kin: Charles Davis, Richard Burgess. Executor: Meredith Davis (Quaker).

Mr. Meredith Davis 58.7 PG £811.15.1 Feb 23 1754 Appraisers: James Magruder Nathaniel Magruder. Creditors: Sarah Clagett, Mary Townley, Next of kin: Charles Davis, Richard Burgess, Executor: Meredith Davis (Quaker).

Land Records of Prince George's County. Maryland Liber T, Page 207 Recorded at request of Robert Magruder, 29 Nov 1734: Deed of Gift from Samll. Magruder to son Robert Magruder, planter; tract called T on Cabbin Branch of 126 acres; also Lanham's Delight bounded by The Forrest formerly surveyed for Thomas Wilcoxon & land formerly surveyed for John Magruder called The Deer Pond containing 90 acres; 29 Nov 1734; /s/ Saml. Magruder; wit. John Beall, Tho. Clagett; ack. Saml. Magruder and Eleanor his wife

Land Records of Prince George's County. Maryland Liber T, Page 208 Recorded at request of Zacheriah Magruder, 29 Nov 1734: Deed of Gift from Saml. Magruder, planter, to son Zacheriah Magruder, planter; tract called Friendship; containing 200 acres; 29 Nov 1734; /s/ Saml. Magruder; wit. John Beall, Tho. Clagett; ack. Saml. Magruder and Eleanor his wife