Angelo ATKINSON

Angelo Atkinson
MW 34:153JW3:109
03 Feb 176630 May 1766
To son John Atkinson - right and title to part of the lot and the house in Snow Hill Town being the lot where my storehouse stands and half a parcel in Bald Cypress Swamp having been taken up jointly with William Allen on the east side of the Pocomoke River and opposite the plantation where William Allen lives. Also JOHNS CHOICE containing 52 ac on the mouth of Corker's Creek on the east side of the Pocomoke River. Also 400 pounds. Also Negro man Derry
To son Joshua Atkinson - right and title to land bought from Solomon Gray being on Nasswadox Neck and joining to Sheldon's mill. Also land on the west side on an old road that was known as the road from John Fleming's to Dividing Creek Bridge and which was on the west side of William Allen's place and on the south side of a small plantation cleared by Benjamin Scott and land I bought from Joseph Allen and Benjamin Scott and called Little Addition and land called Smith's Folly. Also Negro man Jeremy
To sons Angelo Atkinson and Joshua Atkinson - land and houses at Capt, John Scott's Landing
To son Angelo Atkinson - dwelling plantation in Nasswadox Neck. Also Negroes Fryday, Tilla, and Rose
To son John Atkinson - Angelo's part if Angelo dies without male issue
To daughter Sarah - Negroes Pleasant and Will, bed and furniture, double case of drawers and 250 pounds
To daughter Patience - Negroes Nancy, Lerreus, and Sam, bed and furniture, double case of drawers
To granddaughter Rachel Fleming - Negro girl Tilla
To daughter Betty Tilney wife of Hezekiah Tilney - 30 pounds
To granddaughter Sarah Selby and grandson William Atkinson Selby children of John Selby - Negro Phillis
To grandson John Selby - five pounds
Executor: sons John and Joshua
Witnesses: William Allen, Solomon Townsend, William Barkley Townsend

Angelo married.