Isaac Handy

Isaac Handy, planter
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15 Jun 177223 Oct 1772
Hundred
Betty Handy --wife
-Negro women "Jane" "Lucey"
-best bed and furniture, best riding horse
-use of dwelling plantation during her widowhood and the use of all chattels with exception of those given as legacies to children as they come of age.
George Handy --son
-,50 of circulating money, one mare called "Pink" and no more of the estate.
-George to be guardian to Isaac and James (the two youngest) and to bind them out as he sees fit.
Joseph Handy --son
-,60 of circulating money and wearing apparel and no more of the estate.
Samuel Handy --son
-,80 of circulating money and no more of the estate.
Ann Handy --daughter
Thomas Handy --son
Isaac Handy --son
-Negro girl "Tammer" until she comes of the age 35 and then her increase to be divided with "Tammer" belonging to Ann
-Thomas to have Negro boy "Adam"
-Isaac and James to have all lands and marshes and to be divided equally between them should either Isaac or James die then one portion goes to Thomas, and should Thomas then die, a portion goes to Samuel, and should Samuel die without issue then to Joseph and George.
Betty Handy --daughter
James Handy --son
Mary Handy --daughter
-Negro girl "Nann" until she reaches the age of 35 and then her increase to be divided among the three and "Nann" to belong to Betty.
-Mary to have Negro boy "Peter"
George Day Scott --friend
-to be guardian to son Thomas until he arrives at age 21 and to educate him as he sees fit.
Witnesses: George Day Scott, Thomas Dashiell, John Robertson.

Isaac married Betty (?) about 1741 in Somerset Co., MD. (Betty (?) died after 1772 in Somerset Co., MD.)