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- ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Collins-Collings/Footsteps From Baronshill **
- p. 16 & 17 -- Anthony Collings traveled back to Devon, England and on 4/20/1716 presented a bill in Chancery court to claim benefit from the estate of his grandfather Thomas Collings late of Baronshill, in parish of Ugborough, Devon who died in 1672 leaving an only son Roger Collings who is the palintiff's father. The plaintiff's grandmother Dorothy Collings succeeded to Baronshill and held it until her death four or five years ago. Roger Collings died 7 or 8 years ago and, as his only son, the plaintiff became entitled to his grandfather's estate, but James Tillie of Pentillie Castle, Esq., Winifred Spurrell, widow, plaintiff's sister, and Henry Davis of Gravesend, Kent, mariner, who married Elizaberh Collings now deceased, also plaintiff's sister, conspire with George Stroude, Esq., of Ditcham, Devon, and Alice Stroude of the same, widow, to deny the plaintiff his rights. They claim that, by a settlement made in 1672 on the marriage of the plaintiff's father to Anne Roch, now deceased, Thomas Collings conveyed Baronshill to Richard Fownes, Esq., of Whitehouse, Ugborough, and William Stroude, gent., of Higherwal, Ugborough. Both Fownes and Stroude had died but the latter's heir is his nephew George Stroude and his executrix Alice Stroud.
- In her answer Winifred Spurrell says she is the only sister now living of the plaintiff. Her grandfather Thomas Collings, anticipating a marriage between his son Roger and Anne, daughter of Jerom Roch the elder of Plymouth, Devon, by deed of 2/10/1672, assigned Baronshill to Fownes and Stroude in order to provide portions for his son and his son'sheirs. When the defendant's sister Davis entered upon Baronshill the premises were in ruinous condition and her sister had to spend much money on it. The defendant claims that she and her sister Elizabeth who died 6 years ago were the only lawful issue of Roger Collings at the time of his death.
- Henry Davis reported to the court that Anthony Collings went overseas more than 25 years ago and was supposed dead. Two seafaring men on the ship maintained that they had thrown the body overboard. He could not say if the plaintiff was the same Anthony Collings -- THUS HE LOST HIS INHERITANCE TO BARONSHILL.
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Found at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:J7SC-TVQ?lang=en
Name: Antony Collings
Sex: Male
Birth Date: 4 Jan 1678 ****
Father's Name: Roger Collings ****
Father's Sex: Male
Mother's Name: Elizabeth ****
Mother's Sex: Female
Event Type: Christening
Event Date: 5 Jan 1678
Event Place: Antony, Cornwall, England ****
Household Role Sex Age Birthplace
Roger Collings Father M
Elizabeth Mother F
Digital Folder Number: 004145314
Microfilm Number: 916883
Originating System: ODM
Indexing Batch: C05307-1
Citing this Record
"England, Births and Christenings, 1538-1975", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:J7SC-TVQ : 5 February 2023), Antony Collings, 1678.
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found at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mrmarsha&id=I042759
ID: I042759
Name: Anthony Collins
Sex: M
Birth: 4 JAN 1677/78 in Saltash, Conrnwall, England
Death: 4 SEP 1754 in Charles County, Maryland - Probate
Note:
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COLLINS (COLLINGS), ANTHONY. Charles County, Maryland 18 Feb, 1754; 4 Sep 1754
Wife, Jane Collins, extx.
To wife, dwelling plantation.
To son, Thomas Collings, then at his death to my grandson Roger Collins, and if Roger dies without heirs then to my grandson William Collins and if William Collins dies without heirs then to grandson Thomas Collins.
To my wife my personal estate and if she should marry then to have but her thirds and the rest to my children, Winnifred Gray and Thomas Collins.
To dau Elizabeth, 1 sh.
Wit: Samuel Gray, John Fagg, Ignatious Maddox. 29. 194
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Archibald Anderson 9.224 A CH £3.1.4 £24.5.7 May 10 1728
Received from: William Davis, Jr., Adam Clinkacales, Robert Colvert, John Peacock, William Collier, Stephen Brown, Stephen Mankin, widow Gambrill, John Cooper, Zachariah Wade, John Newton, Thomas Millstead, Thomas Skinner, Anthony Collins.
Payments to: Mr. John Howard, Daniell McDaniel, William Sanders, Dr. John Chalmers, Samuel Hanson.
Administrator: William Benson.
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Rookwood, Thomas, Charles Co... 21st Nov., 1725; 1st Feb.,, 1725.
To dau. Mary and hrs., "Allensons Folly", thereof excepted during life of her mother; "Preston" adj.; and personalty at age of 16 yrs.; she dying without issue, to pass to her sister Anne,
To dau. Anne and hrs. "St. Davids", "Found Hills," "Hard Frost"; and personalty at age of 16; she dying without issue, to pass to her sister Mary.
To wife Heneretta, extx., 1/3 interest in "Allenson's Folly" during life; residue of estate absolutely,, to pay legacies therefrom.
To god-dau. Winniford Speake, personalty formerly belonging to Charles Talfer (Toliver).
3 tenants,, viz. Edward Mattocks, Wm. Davis and Adam Clinkscales, to hold tenements as per agreement. Edward Mattocks not to clear any more towards Mr. Thos. Skinner's or Mr. Anthony Collins.
Test: Thomas Skinner, John Peacock, Mary Brownin.
Note: 26th Feb., 1725, widow claims her thirds. 18, 442.
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Skinner, Thomas, Charles Co., 8th Oct., 1727 ; 19th Feb., 1727.
To wife Constance, her portion of estate; and personalty.
To son Thomas and hrs., 160 A. of "Milerne"; he dying with-out issue, to his 2 bros. William and James and their hrs.
To son William and hrs., 160 A. of "Doncaster" and "Aspinnall's Chance"; he dying without issue, to his 2 bros. Thomas and James; and personalty, to be for himself at 18 yrs.
To son James and hrs., 160 A. residue of 3 tracts afsd.; he dying without issue, to his 2 bros. Thos. and William; and personalty, to be for himself at 18 yrs.
To 3 sons afsd., 2/3 of personal estate equally.
Exs.: Wife and son Thomas.
Overseers : Coll. John Fendall and Capt. George Dent.
Test: Anthony Collings, Adam Clinkscales, Charles Mastin. 19, 318.
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Francis Boutcher 13.351 CH £48.13.8 Nov 6 1728
Appraisers: Anthony Collings, Robert Covard.
Creditors: William Mansell, Walter Winter.
Next of kin: Richard Davis, Mathew Mansell.
Administratrix: Elisabeth Boutcher.
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Adam Clinkscales 15.591 CH £73.4.9 Mar 2 1729 Jul 7 1730
Appraisers: Anthony Collings, Robert Covard.
Creditors: Gustavus Brown, John Speake.
Administratrix: Mary Clinkscales.
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Thomas Allen 17.247 CH £43.17.11 May 2 1733 Jul 23 1733
Appraisers: Anthony Collings, Samuell Gray.
Creditors: John Stoddert, Gustavus Brown.
Next of kin: James Allin, Susan Allin (widow).
Administrator: John Allen.
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Allin, James, Charles Co., 21st Mch., 1732-3 ; 11th May, 1733.
To wife Jane extx., 1/2 of estate real and personal.
To son William and hrs., other 1/2 of estate, except legacy to bro. George.
Son to be in care of wife until age of 20, if they can agree, if not to be in care of Robert Coward.
Test: Anthony Collins (Collings), Thomas Tosland, Alexander Sotherland. 20. 605.
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James Allen 12.343 A CH £110.8.11 £144.14.8 Jul 17 1734
Sureties: Robert Covert, Thomas Davis.
Received from: Gabriel Bobo, Peter Babb, Benjamin Banister, Charles Adams, Susannah Allen, Lodwick Adams, Thomas Skinner, Mr. William Maconchie, William Groves, Thomas Murphy, John Speak, Col. Torn (?).
Payments to: Robert Ninon, Richard Speak, Charles Calvert, Esq., Samuel Hanson, Col. George Mason, Thomas Speaker Anthony Collins.
Distribution to: executrix, William Allen (son).
Executrix: Jane Gray, wife of Samuel Gray.
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George Mason (gentleman) 21.89 CH £721.18.11 Sep 30 1735
Appraisers: Anthony Collings, Robert Coward.
Creditors: William Eilbeck, W. Williams.
Next of kin: John Bronaugh, Mercer.
Administratrix: Mrs. Ann Mason.
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Col. George Mason 21.407 CH £6.6.0 Jun 22 1736 Jun 24 1736
Appraisers: Anthony Collings, Robert Covard.
Administratrix/Executrix: Ann Mason.
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Col. George Mason 26.208 -- £40.0.0 Mar 1 1736
Appraisers: Anthony Collings, Robert Covard.
Administratrix/Executrix: Mrs. Anne Martin.
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Charles County Maryland Circuit Court Records, Liber H#2, Page 155
18 Apr 1718; Recorded at request of Anthony Collings of Westmoreland County, Colony of Virginia:
12 Nov 1717; Indenture from Luke Gardiner and Anne his wife of Prince George's County, William Godfrey and Jannet his wife, to Anthony Collings; for 2,500# tobacco; 100 acres part of a tract called Partner's Content; containing 302 acres by patent dated 23 Feb 1710 granted Luke Gardner and William Godfrey; bounded by a branch of Chingamuxon Creek; /s/ Luke Gardiner, William Godfrey; wit. Tho. Dent, Wm. Howard; ack. by Luke Gardiner and William Godfrey
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Charles County Land Record Book S#3, 1770-1775; Page 467. Sep 29, 1773 from Thomas Collins of Albemarle County, Virginia, planter, eldest son of Anthony Collins of CC, planter, decd, to John Maddox of CC, planter, for 10 £ part of a tract of land called Partners Content, lying in CC, containing "three hundred seventy and acres" patented to Luke Garner and William Godfrey on Feb 23, 1710, bounded by the head of a branch coming out of the Reedy branch of Chingomuxon Cr, containing about 100 acres. The parcel hereby being sold was, by will was devised to sd Thomas Collins, by sd Anthony Collins, his father, together with the buildings, fencings, and improvements thereon, and the rents, issues, and profits of the same. To have and to hold to sd John Maddox, during the life of sd Thomas Collins. Signed - Thomas (X his mark) Collins. Wit - Robt Martin, Henry (+ his mark) Woodward, Edward (1 his mark) Maddox, Walter Hanson*, G.R. Brown*. Recorded Oct 13, 1773.
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Charles County Land Records 1775-1782; Liber V#3; Page 196. Aug 1, 1777 from John Maddox, planter, to Richard Robertson, planter, for 42 £ 6 shillings, part of a tract of land called Partners Content, lying in CC, containing 372 acres granted to Luke Gardiner and William Godfrey by patent dated Feb 23, 1710, bounded by the head of a branch coming put of the River Branch of Chickamuxon Cr, containing and laid out for about 100 acres, and which land herein conveyed was, by the will devised to Thomas Collins, for and during his life, by his father, Anthony Collins, which right the afd John Maddox purchased in the year 1773 of the afd Thomas Collins, son of Anthony Collins- Signed - John Maddox. Wit - Walter Hanson, Joshua Sanders. Recorded Aug 10, 1777.
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Port Tobacco: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 383-46: PARTNERS CONTENT: 372 acres; Possession of - 100 Acres - Collins, Anthony ; See Notes: Surveyed 23 Feb 1710 for Luke Gardiner and William Godfrey beginning at a bound White Oak standing on a point at the head of a branch of
(blank) patent 10 Aug 1713.: Other Tracts Mentioned: PARTNERS MISTAKE; Conveyance notes - {mm Note; not identified to a specific Hundred. Location identified by watercourse or nearby tract.}, 100 Acres - Anthony Collins from Luke Gardiner & recorded & William Godfrey; 12 Nov 1717,272 Acres - Robert Covert from William Godfrey & Luke Gardiner; 12 Nov 1718, 272 Acres - William Godfrey from Robert Covert; 28 Feb 1718, 270 Acres - Robert Covert from William Godfrey; 28 Feb 1721, 272 Acres - Samuel Gray from William Godfrey & Janet {Wade}; 17 Aug 1726, 272 Acres - Resurveyed into PARTNERS MISTAKE, folio 456
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1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Chicamuxen: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 423-314: PARTNERS CONTENT: 275 acres; Possession of - 275 Acres - Godfrey, William: Surveyed 21 Aug 1719 for William Godfrey lying in Chicamuxen: Other Tracts Mentioned: RESERVE; Conveyance notes - {mm Note; not identified to a specific Hundred. Location identified by watercourse or nearby tract.}, Robert Cornish from William Godfrey & Janet his wife; 12 Nov 1735,, ,
Marriage 1
Jane Monroe b: BEF 1680 in Westmoreland County, Virginia
Married: BEF 1717 in Westmoreland County, Virginia
Children
1.Has Children Winifred Collins b: ABT 1717 in Charles County, Maryland
2.Has No Children Thomas Collins b: 1720 in Charles County, Maryland
3.Has No Children Elizabeth Collins b: BEF 1734 in Charles County, Maryland
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