Outerbridge Horsey

Outerbridge Horsey
EB17:007
1/03/178410/22/1788
William Horsey --son; tract of land called "Coulbourn" for his life and at decease to go to grandson Outerbridge Horsey, tract of land "Horsey's Conclusion" and after decease to Outerbridge, part of two tracts called "Horsey's Lott" and "Dickson's Friendship" the two tracts of land lying on the south side of the road that leads from the Chapple to Pusey Lankford's--to have for his life and then to William, also land made over from John Scott and the Paynes that lies to southernmost of the road from the Chapple to Pusey Lankford's --to have for his life and then to Outerbridge.
William Horsey --grandson (son of William); to have tract of land "Coulbourn" should grandson Outerbridge die without heirs, to have "Horsey's Conclusion" should Outerbridge die without heirs
Isaac Horsey --son; land and marsh on Pocomoke Sound and the Nanticoke Sound to be divided with William, all the marsh between Broad Creek and the Cedar Straights to be divided with William, tract of land at the savannah called "Horsey's Prevention (?)", all lands made over from Isaac Dixon, tract of land called "Dam Quarter" adjoining on a tract called "Bull Ridge", part of 2 tracts called "Horsey's Lott" and "Dixon's Kindness" all lying to the north of the road that leads from the Chapple to Pusey Lankford's at the head of the dam
-William and Isaac named executors of the estate
-remainder of the estate to be divided between Nathaniel, Stephen, Issac and William
Lazarus Horsey --son; to have the marsh land left to Isaac should Isaac die without heirs, Negroes "Milkey" and "Peter", 16 pounds 8 shillings
Nathaniel Horsey --son; lands on Back Creek which comes out of the Nanticoke --"Hogg Palace" and the "Round Savannah" "Sharp's Chance" and "Lodge", one shilling sterling and no more of the estate
Stephen Horsey --son; one shilling sterling and no more
Nancy Moore --daughter; one shilling sterling and no more
Martha Outerbridge Horsey --daughter; Negroes "Amey' and "Dinah", 160 pounds and 8 shillings cash
Sally Horsey --daughter; should Martha die without heirs then the money to be divided between Sally and Lazarus, Negroes "Bridget" and "Lucey", 160 pounds and 8 shillings cash
- 9675 pounds that is in the bank in Annapolis be divided three ways in both interest and principal between three youngest children Lazarus, Sally and Martha and to be used for their education
Lodowick Milbourn, Jacob Milbourn --friends; named trustees for three youngest children
Witnesses: William Coulbourn, Robert Coulbourn, William Moore
Then came: Isaac Horsey

Outerbridge married Mary Dixon on 12 Mar 1738 in Somerset Co., MD.