James Train
- Born: Abt 1675, Somerset Co., MD
- Marriage (1): Temperance WEATHERLY
- Died: 27 Dec 1747-11 Jan 1748, Somerset Co., MD about age 72
13 Feb 1724, land tract Slipe, Somerset Co., Maryland - It was on this date that James Weatherly and his wife Elizabeth and William Weatherly and his wife Charity, sons of James Weatherly, sold to James Train, the upper part of this tract called Not Yet Made Over.
James Train
MdW-25:199SoW-EB9:276
22 Dec 174711 Jan 1748 (NS)
NanticokeWicomico
To son-in-law James Hardy: all lands and marshes he now possesses, 60 ac PASTURAGE, 32 ac PURCHASE, 25 ac COMPLEAT, 85 ac TRAINS LOT, 30 ac ADDITION
To granddaughters Temperance Train and Mary Train (daughters of James Train): ,100 each to be paid out of the moveable estate at 20 or day of their marriage. To each a young Negro.
To sister Magdalene Smith: use and benefit of Negro wench Dinah for use and support of granddaughters Mary and Temperance.
To daughter Ann Train: Negro woman Selby.
To grandson Roger Train (now living with me): residue of the estate.
To daughter Temperance Acworth: a three-year-old heifer.
Executors: cousin William Smith and Day Scott.
Witnesses: Robert Givans, Robert Farrington, Levin Farrington.
James married Temperance WEATHERLY, daughter of James WEATHERLY and Anne MANLOVE. (Temperance WEATHERLY was born on 29 Feb 1680 in Somerset Co., MD and died before 1747 in Somerset Co., MD.)
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