MARRIAGE: Abraham Slade m. Ann Mutchener on Dec. 6, 1788 by Davis Baltimore marriage records p. 82.
WILL: Abraham Slade of Baltimore Co to my wife Ann all my household property, to my son John the plantation that he lives on and part of McClung's inheritance where I have divided it and which will be shown by my sons Thomas and Josias, him paying to my daughter Ariel Slade $600, and the oxen and wagon which is being used by my sons John and Christopher Slade. To my son Christopher Slade the place he now resides on with the residue of McClung's inheritance and he paying my dau. Elizabeth Slade $600. To son Abraham Slade part of 3 lots known by the name of Mount Joy and part of Talbott's hall the line of marks I have shown to my five sons and to Joseph Sutton and Lee Corbett if he pays my dau. Ariel Salde $100. To my son Thomas Slade that part of Talbott's Hall whereon I now reside, part of Mount Joy, part of Sutton's Delight if he pays my dau. Ann Perdue $600 and to my dau. Ariel Slade $100, if he dies without heirs then to his brothers. My sons Thomas Slade and Josias Slade all the rest of my stock. To dau. Ariel Slade a horse and bridle, two cows, 6 sheep, and one bed. To my dau. Elizabeth Slade one horse, two cows, 6 sheep, and one bed. and the cash left after my wife's third taken out to be divided between my sons Josias and Thomas Slade. son Abraham Slade to be executor. date Nov. 22, 1825 proved Aug 20 1847 witness Joseph Sutton, Lee Corbit, Richard McGaw. (Lee came forward in 1847.) WB 22 p. 51
WILL: Abraham Slade of Baltimore Co to my wife Ann all my household property, to my son John the plantation that he lives on and part of McClung's inheritance where I have divided it and which will be shown by my sons Thomas and Josias, him paying to my daughter Ariel Slade $600, and the oxen and wagon which is being used by my sons John and Christopher Slade. To my son Christopher Slade the place he now resides on with the residue of McClung's inheritance and he paying my dau. Elizabeth Slade $600. To son Abraham Slade part of 3 lots known by the name of Mount Joy and part of Talbott's hall the line of marks I have shown to my five sons and to Joseph Sutton and Lee Corbett if he pays my dau. Ariel Salde $100. To my son Thomas Slade that part of Talbott's Hall whereon I now reside, part of Mount Joy, part of Sutton's Delight if he pays my dau. Ann Perdue $600 and to my dau. Ariel Slade $100, if he dies without heirs then to his brothers. My sons Thomas Slade and Josias Slade all the rest of my stock. To dau. Ariel Slade a horse and bridle, two cows, 6 sheep, and one bed. To my dau. Elizabeth Slade one horse, two cows, 6 sheep, and one bed. and the cash left after my wife's third taken out to be divided between my sons Josias and Thomas Slade. son Abraham Slade to be executor. date Nov. 22, 1825 proved Aug 20 1847 witness Joseph Sutton, Lee Corbit, Richard McGaw. (Lee came forward in 1847.) WB 22 p. 51
MARRIAGE: Abraham Slade m. Ann Mutchener on Dec. 6, 1788 by Davis Baltimore marriage records p. 82.
WILL: Abraham Slade of Baltimore Co to my wife Ann all my household property, to my son John the plantation that he lives on and part of McClung's inheritance where I have divided it and which will be shown by my sons Thomas and Josias, him paying to my daughter Ariel Slade $600, and the oxen and wagon which is being used by my sons John and Christopher Slade. To my son Christopher Slade the place he now resides on with the residue of McClung's inheritance and he paying my dau. Elizabeth Slade $600. To son Abraham Slade part of 3 lots known by the name of Mount Joy and part of Talbott's hall the line of marks I have shown to my five sons and to Joseph Sutton and Lee Corbett if he pays my dau. Ariel Salde $100. To my son Thomas Slade that part of Talbott's Hall whereon I now reside, part of Mount Joy, part of Sutton's Delight if he pays my dau. Ann Perdue $600 and to my dau. Ariel Slade $100, if he dies without heirs then to his brothers. My sons Thomas Slade and Josias Slade all the rest of my stock. To dau. Ariel Slade a horse and bridle, two cows, 6 sheep, and one bed. To my dau. Elizabeth Slade one horse, two cows, 6 sheep, and one bed. and the cash left after my wife's third taken out to be divided between my sons Josias and Thomas Slade. son Abraham Slade to be executor. date Nov. 22, 1825 proved Aug 20 1847 witness Joseph Sutton, Lee Corbit, Richard McGaw. (Lee came forward in 1847.) WB 22 p. 51
WILL: Abraham Slade of Baltimore Co to my wife Ann all my household property, to my son John the plantation that he lives on and part of McClung's inheritance where I have divided it and which will be shown by my sons Thomas and Josias, him paying to my daughter Ariel Slade $600, and the oxen and wagon which is being used by my sons John and Christopher Slade. To my son Christopher Slade the place he now resides on with the residue of McClung's inheritance and he paying my dau. Elizabeth Slade $600. To son Abraham Slade part of 3 lots known by the name of Mount Joy and part of Talbott's hall the line of marks I have shown to my five sons and to Joseph Sutton and Lee Corbett if he pays my dau. Ariel Salde $100. To my son Thomas Slade that part of Talbott's Hall whereon I now reside, part of Mount Joy, part of Sutton's Delight if he pays my dau. Ann Perdue $600 and to my dau. Ariel Slade $100, if he dies without heirs then to his brothers. My sons Thomas Slade and Josias Slade all the rest of my stock. To dau. Ariel Slade a horse and bridle, two cows, 6 sheep, and one bed. To my dau. Elizabeth Slade one horse, two cows, 6 sheep, and one bed. and the cash left after my wife's third taken out to be divided between my sons Josias and Thomas Slade. son Abraham Slade to be executor. date Nov. 22, 1825 proved Aug 20 1847 witness Joseph Sutton, Lee Corbit, Richard McGaw. (Lee came forward in 1847.) WB 22 p. 51
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