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| 1 | An extract of his will is as follows: Orange Co., Va. W.B. 1, p. 284-6. The will of John Nicholas Blankenbaker of St. Marks Parish in the County of Orange, dated August 10, 1743. Unto my beloved wife, Appellonia Blankenbaker, 100 acres of land with plantation whereon I now live. To my son Zacharias Blankenbaker 200 acres to be taken off of a tract of 400 acres, also a three year old mare, a saddle, bridle and a gun. Unto my son Jacob Blankenbaker my tract of 100 and 65 acres of land whereon I now live after the decease of my above loving wife Appellonia, also a mare three years old, a saddle, bridle, and a gun. Unto my son Michael Blankenbaker 16 shillings in money after the decease of my above said wife. Unto my son Zacharias Blankenbaker 16 shillings in money. Unto my daughter Dorothea, wife of Lawrence Garr eleven pounds and eleven shillings in money after the death of my wife. Unto my daughter Ursula now married unto John Zimmerman 15 pounds and 15 shillings in money after the death of my wife. All my effects equally divided amongst all my above mentioned children, after the decease of my above said loving wife Appellonia. My dear friend Jacob Broil and my eldest son Zacharias Blankenbaker executors. Signed John Nicholas (X) Blankenbaker. Witnessed: Jocob (X) Broil, Peter (X) Fleshman and Lawrence Garr. Codicil: August 11, 1743. Unto my son Michael Blankenbaker 200 acres of land from my tract of 400 acres. Also one mare three years old, a saddle, bridle and a gun. Unto my daughter Elizabeth Blankenbaker my tract of 300 acres of land, also ten pounds current money to be delivered at the day of her marriage in household goods. I as a loving father to all my children have taken great care to divide the whole of my estate equally. It is my desire that they behave themselves dutifully to my loving wife Appellonia as their dear mother. My dear friend Jacob Broil and my eldest son Zacharias Blankenbaker executors. Signed John Nicholas (X) Blankenbaker. Witness: Jocob (X) Broil, Peter (X) Fleshman and Lawrence Garr. Probated: September 22, 1743. Presented by Jacob Broil and Zacharias Blankenbaker. Proved by Peter Fleshman and Lawrence Garr. | Blanckenbühler, Johann Nicholas (John) (I488)
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| 2 | From Maryland Marriages, 1655-1850 Name: George Peacock Gender: Male Marriage Date: 18 Dec 1812 Spouse: Elizabeth Nothey Spouse Gender: Female County: Prince George's County | Family: George Peacock / Elizabeth Nothey (F46)
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| 3 | From Maryland, Births and Christenings Index, 1662-1911. Name: George Pecock Gender: Male Birth Date: 23 Apr 1785 Birth Place: Saint Johns Parish, Prince Georges, Maryland Father's Name: John Pecock Mother's Name: Mary FHL Film Number: 14303 | Peacock, George (I118)
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| 4 | Information from 1850 Census - "married within the year" | Family: Andrew J. Blankenbeckler / Lucretia Wolfe (F333)
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| 5 | John H. Castell's middle name may possibly be Hodgson as indicated in the birth record for his daughter, Katie Julian Castell. It is the only record found so far with a full middle name rather than an initial H. | Castell, John H[odgson] (I239)
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| 6 | No source; calculated by Edmund's second marriage date in April 1801 | Pinero, Ann (I406)
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| 7 | On 25 Apr 1719, Edmond Casteel sold 100 acres to Jeremiah Perdue. Acknowledged by Johanna Castell, wife of Edmond. | Family: Edmund Casteel, II / Joannah _____ (F144)
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| 8 | This could be Elizabeth, Mary, or Sarah. In the will of Matthew Porter, he names his sons, James, Mekemy, and William; daughters, Elizabeth, Mary, and Sarah; and grandsons Levin Payne and James Payne. But it is not clear which daughter is the mother of the grandsons. | Porter, _____ (I371)
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