Samuel "Samuell" Warren

Abt 1675 - 1745  (70 years)

• Name	Samuel "Samuell" Warren
  Nickname	Samuell
  Birth	Abt 1675	Of Calvert County, Maryland
  Gender	Male
  Death	1745	Prince George's County, Maryland
  Person ID	I120597	Ingram-Related
  Last Modified	14 Aug 2024

  
  

  Family	Rose
  Children	1. Samuel Warren,   b. 1695, Prince George's County, Maryland d. 1761, Prince George's County, Maryland (Age 66 years)   2. Elizabeth Warren,   b. Abt 1705, Prince George's County, Maryland d. Yes, date unknown
  Family ID	F44973	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	3 May 2015

  
  

• Notes

  Ex.d This Indenture made this Seventh day of April        in the Year of our Lord Seventeen hundred and fifty Eight        between Samuel Warren of Prince Georges County Planter        of the one Part Samuel Wilson of the City of Annapolis of        the Second Part and Richard Hutton of Prince Georges County        Taylor of the third part That whereas the said Samuel        Warren being Seized in Fee Tail of and in all that Tract        of Land with the Appurtenances lying in the County        aforesaid called Ludfords Guift Begining at a Bounded        White Oak being the Northerly Bound of a parcel of Land        lately taken up by Arthur Ludford then with a Line        drawn North for the Length of one hundred and Sixty Perches        till it Intersects the West Line of John Greene and with        the said line to his head Bound Tree and thence Southerly        till it Intersects the West north West Line of the said Ludfords        Land and with the said line to the first Bounded Tree        Containing by Patent Eighty Acres be the Same more or        less and Whereas afterwards to wit the third day of May        in the Year of our Lord Seventeen hundred and fifty six        the said Samuel Warren to the Intent and Purpose that        the said Richard Hutton might be made a good and perfect        Tenant of the Freehold and Inheritance of the said        Premisses with their Appurtenances did make and in due        form of Law Execute to the said Richard Hutton a Deed of        Bargain and Sale for the Consideration in the same Deed        Mentioned whereby the said Samuel Warren did Bargain        and Sell the said Premisses with their Appurtenances to the        Said Richard Hutton his Heirs and Assigns for ever as by        the said Deed bearing Date the Same day and Year last        aforesaid duly acknowledged and Recorded among the        Proceedings of Prince Georges County Court may appear by        Virtue of which said Deed the said Richard Hutton afterwards        to wit the same day and Year last aforesaid into the Premisses        with their Appurtenances entered and was thereof Possessed and        Still remains thereof Possessed and Whereas it was agreed between        the said Samuel Warren and the Said Richard Hutton and the        Said Samuel Wilson that in Consideration of the Sum of one        Hundred and thirty Seven Pounds Ten Shillings Sterling to the said        Samuel Warren then paid by the Said Richard Hutton the receipt        whereof is hereby acknowledged and in order to Dock Barr        and Cut off the Estate Tail and remainders in Tail of and in        the Said Premisses with their Appurtenances and to settle and        Assure the same to and for the Use of the said Richard Hutton        his Heirs and Assigns for ever that the said Samuel Wilson        ^should^ according to the Course of Common Recoveries with Double Vouchers        in Such Cases and for the like purpose used have and obtain        a Common Recovery with Double Vouchers of the Said Premisses        with their Appurtenances for the purpose aforesaid and Whereas        in Pursuance of the said Agreement afterwards to wit in        September Term last past the said Samuel Wilson before        the Justices of the Provincial Court by and upon a Writ of        Entry Sur Disseizin in le post returnable to the same        Term did Demand against the Said Richard Hutton        the said Premisses with their Appurtenances whereupon        it was so proceeded that a Common Recovery was had        and perfected of the Said Premisses with their Appurtenances        as by the Records thereof remaining in the said Court        may more at large Appear    Now this Indenture Witnesseth        that it was the True Intent and Meaning of the        Several Parties to the Said Recovery and it is hereby        declared by the said Samuel Warren Samuel Wilson        and Richard Hutton and each of them to be their true        Intent and Meaning that the Said Recovery of the        Said Premisses with their Appurtenances Shall be and        Enure to and for the Use of the Said Richard Hutton        his Heirs and Assigns for ever and no other use or        purpose whatsoever and the said Samuel Warren and        Samuel Wilson and each of them for the more Effectual        Assuring the Premisses with their Appurtenances to the        Said Richard Hutton his Heirs and Assigns for ever and        also for and in Consideration of the Sum of five shillings        to each of them paid by the said Richard Hutton the        Receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged have and each        of them hath Bargained and Sold and by these presents        do bargain and Sell unto the said Richard Hutton his        Heirs and Assigns the Premisses aforesaid with their        Appurtenances To have and to hold the same unto        the said Richard Hutton his Heirs and Assigns for ever        To the use of the said Richard Hutton his Heirs and        Assigns forever and no other use or purpose whatever            In Testimony whereof the Parties aforesaid have hereunto        Interchangeably Set their Hands and Seals the Day and Year        first above Written        Sealed and Delivered                          Samuel Warren   seal        In Presence of        Hy Woodward                                    Sam.l Wilson   seal        Henry Greenfield Sothoron                                                                   Rich.d Hutton   seal        On the Back of the aforegoing Deed was thus Written to wit        Maryland fs.t   Be it Remembred that on the Day        and Year first within Mentioned came before me the Subscriber        one of his Lordships Justices of the Provincial Court the        within mentioned Samuel Warren and Samuel Wilson and        did Severally Acknowledge the within Instrument of writing        to be their Act and Deed to the Said Richard Hutton his Heirs        and Assigns forever and the Premisses with their Appurtenances        therein mentioned to be the Right Title Property and        Interest of the Said Richard Hutton and his Heirs and        Assigns forever agreable to the Directions of an Act of        Assembly in such Cases made and Provided acknowledged                                                     before                  J Hepburn        Recorded June 15th 1758 PGLR PP:13 1757-1759 Memoradum that on the Special Petition of Richard Hutton of Prince Georges County Preferred to the Justices of the afd County court on the fourth Tuesday of August To Messrs John Hawkins & Alexander Magruder, Thomas Letchworth & Georges Bigges of Prince Georges County Gentlemen Greeting Whereas Richars Hutton is possessed with a Tract of Land Called Ludfords Gift preferred his petition in Writing to our Court that is to Say to our County Court held at Upper Marlboro Town in and for Said County Prince Georges County Ss June ye 23d 1757 Philip Willowy Aged One hundred and Two years or there abouts beind Sworn on the Holy Evangelist of Almighty God Deposeth as follows Vizt. that about fifty years agoe to the best of his knowledge as this deponant was Coming from Mr. Richd Clarks along the Road he Saw Samuel Warren (Grand Father to the Present Samuel Warren, who married a Daughter of Arthur Ludford) And this Deponant Asked the Said Warren what he was Looking for who told him he was looking for his Corner Tree and Clapt his Arms round the White Oak where this Deponant now Stands and Said it was his Corner Tree, it Standing on a hill Side and on the North Side of the Road which Leads from main County Road to the Mouth of Fradsham Alis Swansons Creek and near the fork of the sd Road which Leads to Trumans Point and this Deponant further Sayeth Not Alex Magruder George Biggs Prince Georges County WILL of SAMUEL WARREN written: 25 Sept, 1742 Died before 27 Aug 1745 1. He is of Prince George County in the province of Maryland wife Rose... plantation where he lived, all buildings, all chattels, all profits, etc to his wife, Rose for her natural life with no disturbance from any person Children: after death of wife, Rose 1. Samuel...plantation and one-half of goods and chattels, etc 2. Elizabeth...one half of goods and chattels 3.    Mulatto Tom...now living with me his legacy to be removed from Estate before division...one heifer and calf, one mare delivered to him at age 28 or decease of his wife provided he remains with wife as her servant Samuel Warren signed his name with his mark "H" Witnesses: Jonathon Ellis John Johnson Susanna Johnson 26 August 1725 From Samuel Warren, Jr., Prince George's Co., to Samuel Perrie, Gent.; 200 acres on the west side of Stanley's Creek. (Prince George Land Records - Volume 1, page 674) This was land originally called "Ludford's Hope", Surveyed for Arthur Ludford and Stephen Yeo.  The land was located on the South side of the Paxtuxent River and on the Northwest side of Stanley's Creek. There is also land nearby called "The Ridge" and "Ludgate"; owned by Samuel Warren, originally surveyed for George Powell.  "The Ridge" in 1666 and "Ludgate" in 1674.