Michael Disharoon ¹

Michael Disharoon wrote his will on Oct 20 1756 and it was proven in Somerset Co., MD on Nov 29 1756:
- To wife Mary, my dwelling plantation with 58a of land that is part of tract "Ascues Choice" and moveable estate except that that follows during her widowhood after that, all to go to son Constant Disharoon
- To son Constant, all my smith tools and shop but he shall not move them from where they are during his mother's life. He also to get my best wearing coat, vest and britches and best great and my fine hat and my riding breasted saddle
- To son John, young mare called Fansey, and one hunting saddle and bridle
- To five of my children; Constant, John, Mary, Ann Sterling and Josephus Disharoon, feather bed/bedstead and furniture after their mother's death
- To my eight children; Bannister, Eleanor, Constant Disharoon, Margaret Dickson, John, Mary, Ann Sterling, Josephus Disharoon, negroes viz, woman Violate (divide between Bannister and Eleanora), negro man Cudger (divide between Constant Disharoon and Margaret Dickson), negro boy Jacob (between John and Mary Disharoon) and negro girl Case (between Ann Sterling and Josephus Disharoon)
- Wife Mary and son Constant to be executors
Witnesses: William Disharoon, Thomas Toadvine, Joshua Porter (SoW-EB4:51, MdW-30:234)

Michael married Mary Sterling? about 1730 in Somerset Co., MD. (Mary Sterling? was born about 1710 in Somerset Co., MD and died after 1783.)