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Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin; Fall 1992 Vol 33 No 4; CHARLES COUNTY DEPOSITIONS, A-G; by Robert W. Barnes.
GREEN, Thomas, age 60, 1 Aug. 1743, son of Robert Green, dec.; CHLR 39 1741-1743:619.

GREEN, THOMAS, Charles Co. 27 Aug, 1759; 12 Mar., 1760
To seven sons: Thomas Greene, Nicholas Greene, Ralph Greene, Dudley Greene, Peter Greene, William Greene, Melchezedeck Greene, tract, "Greene's Inheritance." If son Bennet gets no part of "Boarman's Mannour" then he is to get an equal part of "Greene's Inheritance."
To son Melchezedeck, Negro boy Jesse.
To wife Tiled Greene, Negro woman Jenney.
Rest of estate to 8 sons and their sister Mary.
Exs.: sons Bennet, Nicholas and Ralph.
Wit: Wm. Hamilton, Patrick Hamilton, Henry Simpson. 30. 842

Thomas Green 70.197 CH £104.9.1 Jun 10 1760
Appraisers: William Comes, Angus McKay.
Creditors: John Gardlett, Samuel Biggs.
Next of kin: William Thompson, Robert Green.
Executor: Ralph Green.

p. 83, TLC Genealogy, Charles County Land Records 1744-1752; Book Z#2
Page 186. At the request of Joseph and William Green, the following deed was recorded on Oct 19, 1747.
Sep 11, 1747 from Thomas Green of CC, planter, to Joseph Green and William Green of CC, planters, for 5 shilllings sterling and for divers other good causes, a tract of land, being part of a tract of land called Greens Inheritance, lying in CC adjacent to a tract of land now belonging to Samuel Hanson Jr, being part of sd Greens Inheritance in CC, bounded by Cool Spring Branch, containing and laid out for about 134 acres. Signed - Thomas Green. Wit - Robt Hanson, Sam: Hanson. Tecle, the wife of the sd Thomas Green, released her dower.
p. 110, TLC Genealogy, Charles County Land Records 1744-1752; Book Z#2
Page 290. At the request of William Green, the following bond was recorded on Oct 5, 1748.
I, Joseph Green of CC, bind myself to William Green of CC in the just sum of 100 £ sterling money of GB this Oct 3, 1748, to warrant that I will agree with sd Wm Green that a certain branch, commonly called the Old Woman's Branch, which leads through a certain tract of land called part of Grants [sic: Green's] Inheritance, containing 134 acres, is the true property of sd Joseph and Wm Green; the branch is to be an equal division between the sd tract of land, and William's part lies on the north side. Signed - Joseph Green. Wit - Richard Blew, Daniel Neale.
Page 290. At the request of Joseph Green, the following bond was recorded on Oct 5, 1748. [This bond is the same as the preceding bond, except that here, William gives bond to Joseph]. Signed - William Green. Wit - Richard Blew, Daniel Neale.
Page 291. At the request of Angis Macoy, the following deed was recorded on Nov 19, 1748.
Oct 22, 1748 from William Green of CC, planter, to Angis Macoy of CC, tailor, for 5000 lbs tobacco, part of a tract of land called Grants Inheritance, bounded by the Old Womans Branch, a small Indian field, containing and laid out for about 67 acres. Signed - William Green. Wit - Samuel Hanson, Samuel Hawkins.