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Notes:
BOARMAN, William, 32, age 8 April 1742; CHLR 1741-1743 39:383. Age 45, 26 July 1755, mentioned two sisters Mrs. Mudd and Mrs. Green [not necessarily his own. RWB] CHLR 49:389.
LAMA(I)STRE, Richard, age 58, 14 Oct. 1728; CHLR Q#2:95. Age 60, 14 June 1732, son of Ab'm Lamastre; CHLR R#2, 1731-1745 37:157. Age 61, 13 Apr 1731, mentioned property of his father, Mr. Mudd, and Mr. Robert Green; CHLR R#2, 1731-1745 37:42.
MARTEN, John, age 33, 6 June 1726; son of Michael Marten; CHLR P#2 35:392. Age 62, 26 July 1755; mentioned two sisters, Mrs. Mudd and Mrs. Green; CHLR E#3 49:389. As John Marten, Sr, age 61, 20 Aug. 1753; CHLR D#3 48:151+.
NALLY, William, age 43, 14 May 1752; CHLR B#3 1752-1753 47:355. Age 48, mentioned dividing line between two sisters, Mrs. MUDD and Mrs. GREEN; CHLR E#3 1755-1756 49:388.

p. 145, Charles County Court and Land Records, Volume II
Liber S, Page 110
24 Apr 1693; Deposition of Willliam Williams, age 53; for purpose of conveyance of land from Thomas Mudd to John Saunders in right of his (Thomas Mudd's) wife Sarah, d/o Maj. William Boarman: In 1673 deponent was a tenant to Major, then Capt. Wm. Boarman on his tract of land where Thomas Mudd now dwells; deponent was retainer of Boarman for 18 years more or less prior to that date; he heard Boarman say that 400 acres of the 800 acres in the patent went to his dau. Sarah in marriage to Mr. Joseph Piles; the match was broken by disagreement of parents of Mr. Piles; then a match was proposed between Dr. Thomas Matthews of Portobacco and his eldest son Thomas Matthews and Sarah; when deponent returned from 5-6 months in England, Sarah and Thomas were living on land where Thomas Mudd now lives; deponent asked how Capt. Boarman "would do by ye son George to whom you have promised this land now given your daughter;" Boarman replied other provision had been made for George..; /s/ Wm. Williams; wit. James Smallwood

Charles County Land Records, Volume III, p. 47
Liber Z, Page 127
Recorded at request of Thomas Jameson:
30 Sep 1703; Indenture Quadrupartite from Thomas Mudd, Gent, of the first part; John Sanders, Gent, and Sarah his wife, of the second part; Thomas Simpson, Gent, and Mary his wife of the third part; Thomas Jameson of the fourth part; to end a Chancery suit concerning a tract of land given by Wm. Boreman, Gent, [by deed of gift 5 Aug 1678] to his dau. Sarah Mudd, mother of Thomas Mudd, to Sarah Matthews for her life and Sarah Saunders and Mary Simpson, co-heirs of Sarah Mudd by her former husband Thomas Matthews, dec'd; [for details see 7 pages of document]; /s/ Tho. Mudd, Jno. Sanders, Sarah Sanders, Thomas Sympson, Mary Sympson (mark); wit. Wm. Barton, Samll. Hansen, Benj. Hall, Philip Briscoe; ack. 30 Sep 1703 by Thomas Mudd, Jno. Sanders and Sarah his wife, and Tho. Symson and Mary his wife to Thomas Jameson who paid alienation 10 Jul 1704