Colonel Ninian Beall
Colonel Ninian Beall
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When the certificate of survey issued the year following it conveyed three hundred acres called "Red Hall" to John Boage and Ninian Bell.
From this date to the time of his death he j)atented COLONEL NINIAN BEALL 25 over twenty-five thousand acres, for which he received certificates of survey for more than thirteen thousand acres, among which were Rock of Dunbarton (795), Bacon Hall (300), Beall's Meadows (1, 088), Beall's Choice (690), Collington (300), Edonborough (38O), Friendship (600), Good... Luck (853), Maiden's Dowry (700), St. Andrews (980), Troublesome (3OO), Largo (1, 031).
Colonel Beall passed his last days on his Bacon Hall plantation adjoining Mount Calvert, the first capital- of Prince George's County, about three miles southwest of Upper Marlborough the present county seat. Bacon Hall was granted to him May 1, 16/2, and was his home plantation as early as I686, when he was made Town Ofiicer for Mount Calvert.
His will was executed on January 15, 1717, and pro- bated on February 28, 1717, so that his death occurred be- tween these dates.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the certificate of survey issued the year following it conveyed three hundred acres called "Red Hall" to John Boage and Ninian Bell.
From this date to the time of his death he j)atented COLONEL NINIAN BEALL 25 over twenty-five thousand acres, for which he received certificates of survey for more than thirteen thousand acres, among which were Rock of Dunbarton (795), Bacon Hall (300), Beall's Meadows (1, 088), Beall's Choice (690), Collington (300), Edonborough (38O), Friendship (600), Good... Luck (853), Maiden's Dowry (700), St. Andrews (980), Troublesome (3OO), Largo (1, 031).
Colonel Beall passed his last days on his Bacon Hall plantation adjoining Mount Calvert, the first capital- of Prince George's County, about three miles southwest of Upper Marlborough the present county seat. Bacon Hall was granted to him May 1, 16/2, and was his home plantation as early as I686, when he was made Town Ofiicer for Mount Calvert.
His will was executed on January 15, 1717, and pro- bated on February 28, 1717, so that his death occurred be- tween these dates.
What to read after Colonel Ninian Beall?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C C From Old Catalog Magruder to read onlineMoreLess
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