| County | Worcester |
|---|---|
| Volume Number | Volume 2:72 |
| Book Number | 8 |
| Original Page Number | JBR9:247-249 |
| Date of Court Session | October 1803 |
| Enslaved or Free | Slave |
| Abstract of Record | John Cottingham & Thomas R. Handy to view estate of Samuel A. Milbourn, in care of Kitturah Milbourn, guardian; before Benjamin Dennis: report; mentions improvements in Massawadux on Pocomoke River; negro man Afraham, Leah 33 yo, James 16 yo, Henry 9 yo, Levin 9 yo, LInda 11 yo; improvements on forest place; improvements on plantation on the seaside; s00 acres on Carey's Creek (?) & binding on Pocomoke River & land near Mr. Bell's called "Wilderness" or "Desert"; widow's dower. |
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