| County | Kent |
|---|---|
| Liber:Folio | 12:305 |
| Date of Will (Written) | 4/26/1849 |
| Probate Date | 4/11/1850 |
| Name of Deceased/Testator | Mary S. Thomas of Chestertown |
| Heirs/Legatee | Negroes |
| Abstract | to each of my women Fanny, Rachel, Julia, and Sarah Ann the beds which they now use, also a suit of black mevino. To Fanny the Bible, prayer book and book of prayers Dr. Thomas left to another person after my decease or they all would have been free. To Ellen a suit of black mevino, the expenses of above to be paid by my executor. To David Matthew and John Bordley, their freedom. To be hired out and as much of their wages as they can spare be placed in Savings Bank of Baltimore for their old age. The bank is now kept in South Gay Street near the exchange. |
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