George Brown

George Brown's will was written Jun 17 1802 and probated in Worcester Co., MD on Apr 29 1803 In it, he bequeathed:
- To wife Nanny, 50a of land where on I live called "Haths Venture" (Heaths Venture) at the upper end of the tract for her widowhood and at her death, this to go to granddaughter named McRitty Brown and if she dies without heirs of her body, this to go to George Tull Brown.
- Also to my granddaughter OMcRitty Brown, part of "Buck Harbor" tract lying at the upper end of my plantation and the remaining part of that tract to my grandson George Tull Brown.
- Also to grandaughter McRitta Brown one horse colt about 6 weeks old
- To wife Nanny Brown 1/3rd of all my personal estate during her widowhood.
- To son David all the remaining part of my lands and estate not already mentioned and he to be executor. Witnesses were John Cathell, Samuel Tull and William Wilson (WoW-JBR6:61).
(Compiler's Note: McRitty, McRitta Brown is Henrietta Brown who will marry Samuel Hitch in 1820)

Andrew Wilson Brown and William Heath his half brother are next of kin in George Brown's inventory valued at 178.6.2 on Nov 5 1788. It included farm animals (13 sheep, 9 hogs, cows, calves, horses, Negro man Lott, 236 lbs. of bacon, and 4.10 for "chance of a crop in the ground."

George married Nanny (?). (Nanny (?) was born about 1745 in MD and died after 1803.)