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1776-1825 Montgomery Co MD Wills
COLLYAR, WILLIAM, Sr. L C f 136 4 Jan 1792
Wife: Sarah Collyar L 1 p 281 15 Jan 1794
Son: William Collyar, Jr. - pt. of Stubb Hill" (lease of 99 yrs)
Son: James Collyar - pt. of "Dann". pt. of "Riders Delight", "Collyar's Resurvey Corrected"
Son: John Collyar - pt."Stubb Hill" after 99 yrs.,"Sine of the Meadows"
Daus: Keziah Wilson, wife of Zadoc Wilson; Ann Collyar; Eleanor Collyar;
Elizabeth Greenfield; Sarah Campbell
Exs: Wife Sarah and son James Collyar
Wit: Frederick Wetzel, Philip Yost, King English
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MARYLAND RECORDS-FREDERICK COUNTY ; Page 182
Lower Potomack Hundred ..A LIST OF THE NUMBER OF SOULS TAKEN & GIVEN IN TO THE COMMITTEE OF OBSERVATION. THE SEX & AGES OF WHITE & BLACK, AUG. 22, 1776."
Colyar, William 44
William, Junr 17
John 11
James 6
Sarah 43
Keziah 20
Sarah 15
Elizabeth 13
Lucy 4
Ann 2
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June 1765 - Frederick Co., Md. Land Records. William Collier, of Frederick Co., Md., leases to Benjamin Loveless for the life of Benjamin Loveless, Sarah his wife, and Nathan their son, 67 acres of "Dann," on the main road commonly called Rock Creek Main Road, adjoining to Mr. Edward Burches land.
Source: Frederick Co., Md. Land Records, Liber J, pp. 1203-5.
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http://www.msa.md.gov/msa/stagser/s1400/s1437/html/1437mo.html
Maryland State Archives
MARYLAND INDEXES
(Assessment of 1783, Index)
1783
Montgomery County
MSA S 1437
William Collyar. Addition to Remains, 100 acres. MO Middle Potomac, Lower Potomac, and Georgetown Hundred, p. 15. MSA S 1161-8-3 1/4/5/51
William Collyar. Sign of the Meadow, 22 1/2 acres. MO Middle Potomac, Lower Potomac, and Georgetown Hundred, p. 21. MSA S 1161-8-3 1/4/5/51
William Collyar. Stubb Hill, 85 acres. MO Middle Potomac, Lower Potomac, and Georgetown Hundred, p. 21. MSA S 1161-8-3 1/4/5/51
William Collyar. Dan, 195 acres. MO Middle Potomac, Lower Potomac, and Georgetown Hundred, p. 17. MSA S 1161-8-3 1/4/5/51
William Collyar. Elders Delight. MO Middle Potomac, Lower Potomac, and Georgetown Hundred, p. 17. MSA S 1161-8-3 1/4/5/51
William Collyar, Jr. MO Middle Potomac, Lower Potomac, and Georgetown Hundred, p. 4. MSA S 1161-8-3 1/4/5/51
William Collyar, Sr. MO Middle Potomac, Lower Potomac, and Georgetown Hundred, p. 4. MSA S 1161-8-3 1/4/5/51
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Montgomery County Land Records, 1792-1794; Liber E, {Patricia Anderson};
E:503 John and Mary Collyer record deed of gift from Mary Rawlins, mother of Mary, and James Ray Collyer and Eleanor Collyer, her brother and sister; one Negro girl, Rachel, from the estate of John Rawlins, her father, for love and 5 shillings. Wit. Joseph Hall.
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Montgomery County Land Records, 1795-1797; Liber G, {Patricia Anderson};
640-641. George Riley recorded 26 October 1797, made same date, from James Collyer, for £300, part of Colyer?s Resurvey Corrected, adjacent to Dann, no metes & bounds given. Signed by James Collyer before John L. Summers, E. Swearingen. Eleanor wife of James Collyer relinquished dower
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Montgomery County Land Records, 1799-1801; Liber I, {Patricia Anderson}; Page
351-352. Sarah Collyar (relict of William Collyar) recorded 2 February 1801, from Charles Greenfield, deed for £1200 sells part of parcel Pleasant Hill. Adjacent to tract Brother?s Industry. And also Tryall. containing 315 acres. Elizabeth wife of Charles Greenfield released dower.
352-354. Charles Greenfield recorded 2 February 1801 from Sarah Collyer, deed for £1200 tract as above.
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