Philemon Charles Blake, the testator, was the son of Charles Blake and Henrietta Maria Lloyd born circa late 1690s.
Charles Blake’s will was blogged earlier:
http://kippeeb.blogspot.ca/2017/01/will-of-charles-blake-of-maryland.html
Philemon Charles Blake married Sarah Frisby circa late 1740s. They had four children:
Philemon Charles Blake
Elizabeth Blake
Henrietta Maria Lloyd Blake
Charles Blake
Philemon Charles Blake died 6 Feb 1761. Since the administrator of the will was appointed by Sarah Blake (widow), now named Sarah Anderson, and named William Anderson, Philemon Charles Blake must not yet be 21 years of age at the time of probate in 1766.
Transcriber: Elizabeth Kipp
Recorded: 29 Jan 2017
Source: The National Archives, PROB 11/792
Name of testator: Philemon Charles Blake
Place: Queen Anns County, Province of Maryland now Maryland, United States of America
Type of Record: Will
Dated: 13 Jan 1753, probated 3 May 1766
[In margin] Philemon Charles Blake
1 In the Name of God Amen
2 I Philemon Charles Blake of Queen Anns County in the Province
3 of Maryland being sick and weak in Body but of sound Mind and
4 Memory Thanks be to Almighty God do make this my last Will
5 and Testament in manner following Imprimis I give and devise to
6 my dear Wife Sarah Blake during her natural life any one of the
7 Tracts or parcels of Land I shall be possessed of at the time of my Death
8 she shall think fit to make Choice oft Item I give and devise to my Son
9 Philemon Charles Blake and to his heirs and assigns for ever
10 my Dwelling Plantation and all the Lands adjoining originally
11 consisting of several Tracts but lately reserved by my deceased
12 Father Mr Charles Blake and called by the general Name of Blakeford
13 and likewise that part of two Tracts or Parcels of Land called
14 Lloyds Meadows and Sharps Meadows Addition given to me by my
15 Aunt Alice Lloyd and lying near the head of Wye River Upon
16 Condition that he the said Philemon Charles Blake shall
17 within eighteen Months after my Decease in case he shall
18 then be of the age of twenty one years and if he be then
19 within Age that he shall within eighteen Months after he
20 shall arrive at full age dock and effectually cut of the Entall
21 of my Land lying on Corsier Creek called Bennetts Regulation
22 and in due and legal Manner convey the same in Fee Simple
23 to my Son Charles Blake his heirs and Assigns for ever
24 And if my said Son Philemon Charles Blake shall fail in the
25 Performance of this Condition Then I utterly revoke the devise
26 aforesaid of my Dwelling Plantation and Lands adjoining called
27 by the Name of Blakeford and of my part of this aforesaid
28 two Tracts of Land called Lloyds Meadows and Lloyds Meadows addition
29 And I hereby in such case give and devise the same to my
30 said Son Charles Blake and the heirs and Assigns forever
31 Item I give to my dear Wife Sarah Blake all my wearing
32 apparel and likewise my Linnen or other Goods she may have
33 by her at the time of my decease intended for her own proper
34 wear Item I give to the Reverend Mr James Bedwall a Suit of
35 Mourning and ten pounds current Money Item all the remaining
36 part of my personal Estate my Wifes one third part thereof
37 first deducted I leave to be equally divided amonge my four
38 Children Viz[ a vi]t Henrietta Maria, Philemon Charles, Elizabeth and Charles
39 And Lastly I do hereby nominate constitute and appoint my
40 dear Wife Sarah Blake my whole and sole Executrix of this
41 my last Will and Testament In Testimony whereof I have
42 hereunto subscribed my Name and affixed my Seal this thirteenth
43 day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand seven
44 hundred and fifty three Phil Chas Blake Signed Sealed
45 published and declared by the above named Phil Charles Blake
46 to be his last Will and Testament this thirteenth day of
47 January in the year of our Lord 1753 before us Susannah
48 Tilghman Juliana Carroll Edward Neale
49 On the third day of May in the year of our Lord one
50 thousand seven hundred and sixty six Administration with
51 the Will annexed of the Goods Chattels and Credits of Philemon
52 Charles Blake late of Queen Anns County in the province of
53 Maryland deceased was granted to William Anderson the
54 lawful Attorney of Sarah Blake widow the Relict of the
55 said deceased and sole Executrix named in the said Will
56 for the use and Benefit of the said Sarah Anderson now
57 residing in Queen Anns County aforesaid he having been first
58 sworn duly to administer
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Tuesday, April 15, 2014
Will of William Blake, Tailor, Aveley, Essex - The National Archives PROB 11/1234/135, probated 5 Jul 1793
The testator is William Bale a Taylor in Avely, Essex. He names his wife Mary. No children are mentioned. Aveley is a few miles from Thurrock and 16 miles east of Charing Cross, London. I did not find any helpful material on this family.
Transcriber: Elizabeth Kipp
Recorded: 10 Apr 2014
Source: The National Archives, PROB 11/1234/135
Testator: William Blake, Tailor
Place: Aveley, Essex, England
Type of Record: Will
Date of document: 13 Jun 1793, probated 5 Jul 1793
Condition: 18th century English, legible copy
[Margin]: William
[Margin]: Blake
1 In the Name of God Amen
2 this is the last Will and Testament of me William
3 Blake (Taylor) of the parish of Avely in the County of
4 Essex Viz: First of all I commit my Immortal Soul unto
5 Almighty God the disposer of all things when it is his good
6 pleasure to take it to himself (hoping for mercy and pardon
7 for my Sins which I acknowledge are very many) after which
8 I wish for my Body to be decently Buried for which purpose
9 I leave ten pounds to defray the Expencs thereof but if the
10 said Expence should not amount unto the said ten pounds
11 then my Will and mind is for my dear beloved Wife Mary
12 Blake to have the remainder of the said Ten pounds for her
13 own proper use, and the said Ten pounds to be paid out of
14 three Bills, one of which is upon Henry Burtwell Glazier
15 one upon James Saunderson Glazier and one upon Ed
16 death Carpenter all in the parish and County aforesaid
17 I also give devise and Bequeath to my dear Beloved Wife
18 Mary Blake aforesaid all my household Furniture China
19 or whatsoever is belonging to my household for her own
20 proper use also my Certificate belonging to my Club authorizing
21 my Wife to Receive all dues arising therefrom for her
22 own proper use and Lastly I authorise and appoint Mr
23 Mr William Nuttall No 36 Hounds Ditch London and Mr
24 William Andrews No 42 Gracechurch Street London to take
25 Possession of all my Stock in trade Fixtures in my shop and
26 every thing belonging to me in the Tailoring Branch Likewise
27 all my Book debts whatsoever and to divide the Whole among
28 my Creditors according to their debts as a Witness hereof I have
29 here unto set my hand Seal this thirteenth day of June One
30 thousand Seven hundred and Ninety three W. Blake
31 Signed Sealed published and declared by the said testator
32 Wm Blake as and for his last Will and Testament in the
33 presence of us and we in the presence of each other and at
34 the Request have Subscribed our Names as Witnesses to the
35 same Wm Mayden Henry Burtwell Henry Latub
36 This Will was proved at London the fifth of July
37 One thousand Seven hundred and Ninety three before the Worshipful
38 Maurice Swaby doctor of Laws and Surrogate of the Right honourable
39 William Wynne Knight D[octo]r of Laws Master or Commissary of the
40 Prerogative Court of Canterbury lawfully constituted by the Oaths of
41 Walter Nuttall (by mistake in the Will called William Ruttall)
42 and William Anderson (by mistake in the said Will called Andrews)
43 the Ex[ecu]tors according to the Tenor of the Will to whom Admon was
44 granted having been first sworn duly to adm[iniste]r
Transcriber: Elizabeth Kipp
Recorded: 10 Apr 2014
Source: The National Archives, PROB 11/1234/135
Testator: William Blake, Tailor
Place: Aveley, Essex, England
Type of Record: Will
Date of document: 13 Jun 1793, probated 5 Jul 1793
Condition: 18th century English, legible copy
[Margin]: William
[Margin]: Blake
1 In the Name of God Amen
2 this is the last Will and Testament of me William
3 Blake (Taylor) of the parish of Avely in the County of
4 Essex Viz: First of all I commit my Immortal Soul unto
5 Almighty God the disposer of all things when it is his good
6 pleasure to take it to himself (hoping for mercy and pardon
7 for my Sins which I acknowledge are very many) after which
8 I wish for my Body to be decently Buried for which purpose
9 I leave ten pounds to defray the Expencs thereof but if the
10 said Expence should not amount unto the said ten pounds
11 then my Will and mind is for my dear beloved Wife Mary
12 Blake to have the remainder of the said Ten pounds for her
13 own proper use, and the said Ten pounds to be paid out of
14 three Bills, one of which is upon Henry Burtwell Glazier
15 one upon James Saunderson Glazier and one upon Ed
16 death Carpenter all in the parish and County aforesaid
17 I also give devise and Bequeath to my dear Beloved Wife
18 Mary Blake aforesaid all my household Furniture China
19 or whatsoever is belonging to my household for her own
20 proper use also my Certificate belonging to my Club authorizing
21 my Wife to Receive all dues arising therefrom for her
22 own proper use and Lastly I authorise and appoint Mr
23 Mr William Nuttall No 36 Hounds Ditch London and Mr
24 William Andrews No 42 Gracechurch Street London to take
25 Possession of all my Stock in trade Fixtures in my shop and
26 every thing belonging to me in the Tailoring Branch Likewise
27 all my Book debts whatsoever and to divide the Whole among
28 my Creditors according to their debts as a Witness hereof I have
29 here unto set my hand Seal this thirteenth day of June One
30 thousand Seven hundred and Ninety three W. Blake
31 Signed Sealed published and declared by the said testator
32 Wm Blake as and for his last Will and Testament in the
33 presence of us and we in the presence of each other and at
34 the Request have Subscribed our Names as Witnesses to the
35 same Wm Mayden Henry Burtwell Henry Latub
36 This Will was proved at London the fifth of July
37 One thousand Seven hundred and Ninety three before the Worshipful
38 Maurice Swaby doctor of Laws and Surrogate of the Right honourable
39 William Wynne Knight D[octo]r of Laws Master or Commissary of the
40 Prerogative Court of Canterbury lawfully constituted by the Oaths of
41 Walter Nuttall (by mistake in the Will called William Ruttall)
42 and William Anderson (by mistake in the said Will called Andrews)
43 the Ex[ecu]tors according to the Tenor of the Will to whom Admon was
44 granted having been first sworn duly to adm[iniste]r
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