Record #3699 from Wills from Caroline, Kent, and Talbot Counties of Maryland, 1688-1886 - Enduring Connections

County	Kent
Liber:Folio	13:34
Date of Will (Written)	1/11/1855
Probate Date	1/30/1855
Name of Deceased/Testator	John Fletcher Ringgold
Heirs/Legatee	Sarah Catharine H. Ringgold - wife
Abstract	my negro man Jeremiah Taylor and negro girl Mary, slaves which I obtained by my marriage with her; also my negro woman Lavinia Bright, a slave for life and which I purchased of James W. Phillips. All remaining negroes to my children (John Edward Ringgold, Mary Rebecca Ringgold & unborn child).

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