To wife Sarah, dwelling plantation and certain personalty during widowhood.

To daus. Sarah, Esther, Charity, Ann Davis and Benedicto, personalty.

To dau. Elizabeth and hrs. 100 A. of dwelling plantation lying on w. side of St. Thomas' Run.

To son William, 12 d.

To son Henry, ex., and hrs., dewlling plantation and tract belonging thereto, 200 A. "Moor's Chance," all titles of land hereafter discovered to be testator's; and personalty. Sd. son to live with his mother until 21 yrs. of age if she remains widow, otherwise to care of Merallius Little John, guardian, until 18 yrs. of age. Should sd. son die during his minority or without issue his portion to be divided between dau. Charity and rest of dau's child.; sd. son and Meralus Little John to acknowledge my Lord's right of 200 A. of escheat land to Thomas Smallwood of his hrs., formerly called "Wheller's Choice," now "Moor's Rest;" son Henry to have one year's schooling.

Test: Henry Ward, John Ward, James Simpson.

2nd February, 1735-6, widow claims her thirds.

David Davis' Prince George's Co. property includes "Cool Spring," 90 A. and "Cool Spring Addition," 63 A. Properties purchased between 1742-44. Henry Moore, b ca. 1636, age 22 in October 1658, d. 1673, m. Elizabeth _________; is the father of Henry Moor(2). The Moore family first settled in Charles Co. "Moore's Folly" at Port Tobacco was owned by Henry Moore(1) in 1673. Henry Moor(2) was married twice, first wife unknown.

Source: Jourdan, Elise Greenup, Early Families of Southern Maryland, vol. 5. Family Line Publications; Westminster, 1996. See pages, 207-211.