April 29, 1738- John Hardy sells 50 acres to Francis Montgomery. He had inherited 50 acres "Dividing Run" from his father, William Hardy.
November 4, 1738- George Hardy and Joseph Noble appraise the inventory of Samuel Williams of Prince George's County, Maryland.
(George Hardy and John Hardy are my 5th great grand uncles. John Hardy and George Hardy are brothers. Our common ancestors are William Hardy and his wife Elizabeth.)
1738- Ann Stimson, wife of William Hardy, dies in Prince George's County, Maryland.
(Ann Stimson is my 5th great grandmother.)
Ancestry & Genealogy of Alfred Leslie Worland, Rosella Johnston and Allied Colonial Families.
Friday, January 1, 2010
Virginia Gazette- January 1739
An advertisement from a January 1739 issue of the Virginia Gazette:
On the 30th of December last, a fat hog, hamstrung, and suppos'd to be lost out of a Drove, was found at a Plantation of mine, near Barret's Ferry, on Chickahominy; which, for the Owner's Benefit, I caus'd to be killed, and weigh'd, and the Ears preserv'd. The Owner upon describing the Ear-mark, and proving his Property of the said Hog, and paying for this Advertisement, shall have ample Satisfaction made him, at the Market Price, by
Henry Power
On the 30th of December last, a fat hog, hamstrung, and suppos'd to be lost out of a Drove, was found at a Plantation of mine, near Barret's Ferry, on Chickahominy; which, for the Owner's Benefit, I caus'd to be killed, and weigh'd, and the Ears preserv'd. The Owner upon describing the Ear-mark, and proving his Property of the said Hog, and paying for this Advertisement, shall have ample Satisfaction made him, at the Market Price, by
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