Thomas Waller Sr.

Was a carpenter and planter.

Transactions in the deed records for tract STEPNEY:
SoLR-MF:148 12 May 1740 from John Huett Nutter et ux. Anne Nutter to Thomas Waller
SoLR-B:098 10 Nov 1755 (60 ac of STEPNEY, 82 ac of PARISH) from Thomas Waller ($:planter) to son Richard Waller ($:blacksmith)
SoLR-C:159 08 Jan 1763 (40 ac of STEPNEY, 12 ac of PARISH) from Thomas Waller to son John Waller
SoW-EB4:148 25 Apr 1762, proved 18 Nov 1767 by LW&T of Thomas Waller, Sr.: life interest to wife Mary Waller [inferred as dwelling plantation, on land already gifted to one of their sons]
SoLR-D:245 17 Nov 1768 (40 ac of STEPNEY, 12 ac of PARISH) from John Waller to Robert Pitt
SoLR-E:093 23 Mar 1770 (40 ac of STEPNEY, 12 ac of PARISH) from Robert Pitt to Ebenezer Waller, for £30
SoLR-E:144: 26 Mar 1771 (40 ac of STEPNEY, 12 ac of PARISH) from Ebenezer Waller to John Magee, for £115
SxLR-O:010: 11 Jul 1788 (40 ac of STEPNEY, 12 ac of PARISH) from John McGee, Sr. to William Long, for £50

Thomas Waller, Sr.
MW 36:219EB4:131
25 Apr 176218 Nov 1767
NanticokeSussex (Little Creek)
To wife Mary Waller: part of STEPNEY for her life to pay all debts out of personal estate; at her death to be divided among children (unnamed).
Witnesses: Margaret Grier, Thomas Parramore, Joshua Parramore.
Note: in fact, Waller had gifted all components of STEPNEY and the adjoining PARISH to his sons Richard Waller and John Waller variously between 1755 and 1763. The bequest here retained some part of the former to his wife for life, with inference it embraced the dwelling plantation.

Thomas married Mary (?). (Mary (?) died after 1767.)