Thomas TODD, "the younger," Balto. Co., 11th Jan., 1714-15; 3rd June 1715. To son Thomas and male hrs., all lands --, in neck below head of Bare Creek and head of Back R.; he lacking male hrs., lands to pass to male hrs. of son Robert, and brothers William Todd, Philip Todd and Christopher Todd in succession. To son Robert and hrs., 1500 A. in "Showan Hunting Ground," on draughts of Gunpowder R. To brother William and Martha, his wife, personalty. The tract of land on which testator lived in Virginia is devised to whomsoever testator's father, --, shall devise his plantation, provisionally; rest of lands there to be sold and proceeds divided between wife Elizabeth and child., together with residue of estate. Children to have estate at majority. Exs.: In Maryland, Rich'd Colegate, James Phillips and wife, Exs. In Va., brothers Wm. Todd and Jonathan Hide. Test: Jacob Bull, Parle Philpotts, Rich'd Ruff 14. 152 (Probated also in Essex Co., 20th Sept., 1715.) (Baldwin, J. & Henry, R. B., 1968)
Thomas Todd, 2rd, who styled himself "The Younger," was the inheritor of " North Point," and the father of Thomas Todd, 3rd, and Robert Todd, to whom he left his large estate. The old homestead, that has always been owned by Thomas Todd, descended to Thomas Todd, 4th. He married Eleanor Dorsey, of " Hockley," They left a son Thomas, and four daughters, Eleanor, Elizabeth, Francis and Mary. The first three inherited "Shawan Hunting Ground," a beautiful estate adjoining Worthington Valley. Mary Todd inherited "Todds Industry," and other tracts upon the Patapsco. She married John Worthington; Elizabeth Todd—John Cromwell; Eleanor—John Ensor; Francis—George Risteau; Mrs. Eleanor Todd—2nd William Lynch. Their daughter, Deborah— Samuel Owings, Jr., of Owings Mills. The Founders of Anne Arundel and Howard Counties, Maryland: A Genealogical and Biographical Review from Wills, Deeds and Church Records Author Joshua Dorsey Warfield Publisher Kohn & Pollock, 1905
Thomas Todd, 2rd, who styled himself "The Younger," was the inheritor of " North Point," and the father of Thomas Todd, 3rd, and Robert Todd, to whom he left his large estate. The old homestead, that has always been owned by Thomas Todd, descended to Thomas Todd, 4th. He married Eleanor Dorsey, of " Hockley," They left a son Thomas, and four daughters, Eleanor, Elizabeth, Francis and Mary. The first three inherited "Shawan Hunting Ground," a beautiful estate adjoining Worthington Valley. Mary Todd inherited "Todds Industry," and other tracts upon the Patapsco. She married John Worthington; Elizabeth Todd—John Cromwell; Eleanor—John Ensor; Francis—George Risteau; Mrs. Eleanor Todd—2nd William Lynch. Their daughter, Deborah— Samuel Owings, Jr., of Owings Mills. The Founders of Anne Arundel and Howard Counties, Maryland: A Genealogical and Biographical Review from Wills, Deeds and Church Records Author Joshua Dorsey Warfield Publisher Kohn & Pollock, 1905
Thomas TODD, "the younger," Balto. Co., 11th Jan., 1714-15; 3rd June 1715. To son Thomas and male hrs., all lands --, in neck below head of Bare Creek and head of Back R.; he lacking male hrs., lands to pass to male hrs. of son Robert, and brothers William Todd, Philip Todd and Christopher Todd in succession. To son Robert and hrs., 1500 A. in "Showan Hunting Ground," on draughts of Gunpowder R. To brother William and Martha, his wife, personalty. The tract of land on which testator lived in Virginia is devised to whomsoever testator's father, --, shall devise his plantation, provisionally; rest of lands there to be sold and proceeds divided between wife Elizabeth and child., together with residue of estate. Children to have estate at majority. Exs.: In Maryland, Rich'd Colegate, James Phillips and wife, Exs. In Va., brothers Wm. Todd and Jonathan Hide. Test: Jacob Bull, Parle Philpotts, Rich'd Ruff 14. 152 (Probated also in Essex Co., 20th Sept., 1715.) (Baldwin, J. & Henry, R. B., 1968)
Thomas Todd, 2rd, who styled himself "The Younger," was the inheritor of " North Point," and the father of Thomas Todd, 3rd, and Robert Todd, to whom he left his large estate. The old homestead, that has always been owned by Thomas Todd, descended to Thomas Todd, 4th. He married Eleanor Dorsey, of " Hockley," They left a son Thomas, and four daughters, Eleanor, Elizabeth, Francis and Mary. The first three inherited "Shawan Hunting Ground," a beautiful estate adjoining Worthington Valley. Mary Todd inherited "Todds Industry," and other tracts upon the Patapsco. She married John Worthington; Elizabeth Todd—John Cromwell; Eleanor—John Ensor; Francis—George Risteau; Mrs. Eleanor Todd—2nd William Lynch. Their daughter, Deborah— Samuel Owings, Jr., of Owings Mills. The Founders of Anne Arundel and Howard Counties, Maryland: A Genealogical and Biographical Review from Wills, Deeds and Church Records Author Joshua Dorsey Warfield Publisher Kohn & Pollock, 1905
Thomas Todd, 2rd, who styled himself "The Younger," was the inheritor of " North Point," and the father of Thomas Todd, 3rd, and Robert Todd, to whom he left his large estate. The old homestead, that has always been owned by Thomas Todd, descended to Thomas Todd, 4th. He married Eleanor Dorsey, of " Hockley," They left a son Thomas, and four daughters, Eleanor, Elizabeth, Francis and Mary. The first three inherited "Shawan Hunting Ground," a beautiful estate adjoining Worthington Valley. Mary Todd inherited "Todds Industry," and other tracts upon the Patapsco. She married John Worthington; Elizabeth Todd—John Cromwell; Eleanor—John Ensor; Francis—George Risteau; Mrs. Eleanor Todd—2nd William Lynch. Their daughter, Deborah— Samuel Owings, Jr., of Owings Mills. The Founders of Anne Arundel and Howard Counties, Maryland: A Genealogical and Biographical Review from Wills, Deeds and Church Records Author Joshua Dorsey Warfield Publisher Kohn & Pollock, 1905
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