Falk Relations: Igou Family

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Lewis Igou♦ (b. c. 1699, d. by 14 Apr. 1760, Baltimore MD), m. by 1722 to Mary ---

Margaret Igou (b. 25 July 1722)
Elizabeth Igou (b. 20 Feb. 1724)
Peter Igou (b. c. 1726, d. by 28 Nov. 1807, Huntingdon Co. PA)
William Igou♦ (b. 22 Aug. 1729, Baltimore MD, d. c. 1797), m. by 1753 to Elizabeth --- (d. c. 1820)

Joshua Igou (b. 1753, d. 1832)
Elizabeth Igou (b. c. 1754, d. 5 Apr. 1821)
Rachel Igou (b. c. 1757, d. by 5 Apr. 1821)
James Igou♦ (b. c. 1760, Maryland, d. 7 Apr. 1828, Bledsoe Co. TN), m. c. 1785 at Baltimore MD to Rebecca Thompson (d. 12 May 1827, Bledsoe Co. TN)

Ruth Igou (b. 19 Jan. 1786, Sullivan Co. TN), m. 1806 to Michael Agee (b. 24 Oct. 1786, Washington Co. VA, d. by 8 Sep. 1836, Bledsoe Co. TN)
Joshua Igou (b. 2 July 1787, Sullivan Co. TN, d. 10 Mar. 1822)
Mary Igou (b. 17 Mar. 1789, Sullivan Co. TN, d. 14 Apr. 1827, Cleveland TN), m. by 1808 to Thomas Riddle (b. 1782, Virginia, d. Aug. 1859, Bradley Co. TN)
Patience Igou (b. 4 June 1791, Sullivan Co. TN), m. Peter Swafford
Rebecca Igou (b. 4 June 1791, Sullivan Co. TN, d. 1 Nov. 1859, Bradley Co. TN), m. 28 Oct. 1812 to Joseph Lusk (b. 27 May 1790, North Carolina, d. 8 Feb. 1873, Cleveland TN)
James Igou (b. 12 Feb. 1793, Sullivan Co. TN, d. Apr. 1819)
Peter Igou (b. 29 May 1795, Sullivan Co. TN)
Margaret Igou (b. 7 May 1797, Sullivan Co. TN)
Samuel Igou (b. 12 Aug. 1799, Sullivan Co. TN, d. 18 July 1856, Soddy Daisy TN), m. 4 Sep. 1828 to Mary Ann Skillern (b. 22 Mar. 1810, Bledsoe Co. TN, d. 22 July 1886, Loudon Co. TN)
John Thompson Igou (b. 22 Aug. 1801, Sullivan Co. TN), m. by 1830 to Sarah Wallin
Elizabeth Igou (b. 2 Aug. 1803, Sullivan Co. TN, d. 1851), m. to Stephen Walland
Ann Igou (b. 9 Jan. 1806, Sullivan Co. TN, d. 18 Oct. 1824)
Matilda Igou (b. 18 Oct. 1808, Sullivan Co. TN, d. 22 Feb. 1826)

Peter Igou (b. c. 1761, d. 11 Dec. 1807, Baltimore MD)
Jacob Igou (b. 1763, d. 1850, Pike Co. MO)
Mary Igou (b. c. 1765, d. after 5 Apr. 1821)
Thomas Igou (b. c. 1765, d. 1821)
William Igou (b. 1767)
Susanna Igou (b. c. 1767, d. after 22 Nov. 1821)
Ephraim Igou (b. c. 1768, d. 20 Oct. 1828, Baltimore Co. MD)

Mary Igou (b. 30 Sep. 1731, Baltimore MD)
Daniel Igou (b. 1735, d. 1783, Huntingdon Co. PA), m. by 1767 to Belinda ---
Esther Igou (b. 1737)

Our Descent

Lewis Igou (c1699-1760), m. by 1722 to Mary ---

William Igou (1729-c1797), m. by 1753 to Elizabeth (--c1820)

James Igou (c1760-1828), m. c1785 to Rebecca Thompson (--1827)

Ruth Igou (1786--), m. 1806 to Michael Agee (1786-1836)

James Igo Agee (1807-1879), m. 1829 to Jane Ogle (1809-1867)

Evander Agee (1836-1910), m. 1855 to Permelia Popplewell (1837-1925)

Lillian Belle Agee (1868-1947), m. 1889 to Harvey Alva Higgins (1864-1928)

Elsie Laura Higgins (1895-1959), m. 1915 to George Washington Falk (1895-1969)

Documentation ♦

James Igou (c1760-1828), m. Rebecca Thompson (--1827)

22 Oct. 1800, "James Monroe Esquire Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia to all to whom these presents shall Come Greeting Know Ye, That by virtue of two Land office Treasury Warrants to wit, fifty acres by Treasury Warrant Number twenty thousand seven hundred and two issued the eleventh day of November Seventeen hundred and eighty three, and fifty acres by preemption warrant, Number two thousand three hundred and ninety issued the seventh day of March seventeen hundred and eighty three, There is Granted by the said Commonwealth unto Samuel Byshares a Certain tract or parcel of land Containing one hundred acres, by survey bearing date the fourteenth day of May one thousand seven hundred and ninety six, lying and being in the County of Washington on the waters of Reedy Creek a South branch of Holstien River and bounded as followeth to wit; beginning on a line of James Igoes land at a black oak and hickory sapling in the head of a hollow thence North three degrees East forty poles to three small poplar saplings on the South side of a Brushy ridge South eighty seven degrees East one hundred and sixteen poles to a black oak and hickory sapling on the end of a ridge North three degrees East, thirty two poles to a beech and white Oak on a north hill side South eighty seven degrees East fifty nine poles to a dogwood and sugar tree on a hill side North sixty two degrees East forty poles to three small elms on the north bank of Timbertree branch South sixty five degrees East sixty eight poles crossing said branch to a white oak and beech South thirty five degrees East ninety poles to a small elm below a spring on Byshares line thence with the same and passing Igoes corner and with his line thence North eighty seven degrees West three hundred and thirty poles to the beginning, with its appurtenances to have and to hold the said tract or parcel and with its appurtenances to the said Samuel Byshares and his heirs for ever In Witness whereof the said James Monroe esquire Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia hath hereunto set his hand and caused the lesser seal of the said Commonwealth to be affixed at Richmond, on the twenty second day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and of the Commonwealth the twenty fifth." [Virginia, Washington County, Land Office Grants, Book 46, p. 421-423]
Austin, Susan Hardin, abstracter, Sullivan County, Tennessee, Deed Book 2, 2002. On p. 35-36, 46, 57, "[543] 15 Sep 1790 - John Manefee and Frances his wife to James Igou, all of Sullivan Co, for the sum of 100 pounds, 250 acres in Sullivan County on the north side of Holston River on a branch of Reedy Creek. Begin at Brashears line, then W216 poles, N43 W96 poles to Clandennons line, on his line N5 E20 poles, new line S86 E320 poles to Brashers line, on his line S8 E40 poles, S13 W44 poles, S62 E8 poles, [544] S10 E94 poles to the beginning. John Manifee (seal) Frances Manifee (seal) Wit: Samuel Thompson Jurat, Theodones Bridmore Dec Session 1791 proved by Samuel Thompson. Test Mattw Rhea Clk. Reg Sep 15 1792"; [601] 01 Apr 1793 - Robert Samuel Brashers and Pheb, his wife, to Isaac Brasheares, all of Sullivan Co, for the sum of 30 pounds, 100 acres in Sullivan County on the north side of Holston River on a branch of Reedy Creek. Begin at Gainses corner, S5 W66 poles, N80 W86 1/2 poles to Saml Brashers corner, N20 E185 poles, W70 E102 1/2 poles, S10 E89 poles, then to the beginning. Robert Saml Brashears (seal) Phebe Brashears (seal). Wit: James Igow Jurat, Michael Simpson. 1st day of Sep Session 1793 proved by James Igow. Test Mattw Rhea Clk. Reg Sep 06 1793"; [664] 01 Apr 1793 - Robert Samuel Brashers to Samuel Brashers, both of Sullivan Co., the said Robert Samuel Brashers and Pheby his wife, for the sum of 70 pounds, 100 acres in Sullivan County on the north side of Holston River on a branch of Reedy Creek. Begin on said Brashers corner N100 W73 1/2 poles, N10 W94 poles, N62 W8 poles, N8 W 40 poles, N70 E117 1/2 poles, S20 W185 poles to the beginning. [665] Robert Samuel Brashers (seal) Pheby Brashers (seal) Wit: James Igow, Michael Simpson. Mar Session 1794 proved by James Igow. Test Mattw Rhea Clk. Reg May 02 1794."
Austin, Susan Hardin, abstracter, Sullivan County, Tennessee, Deed Book 3, 2002. On p. 8, 27: "[047] 29 Jul 1793 - North Carolina No 578 to James Hogard, for the sum of 50 shillings for every 100 acres, 150 acres in Sullivan County on the north side of Reedy Creek, including the plantation whereon said Hogard lives. Begin on James Igoes line S30 E86 poles, S20 W46 poles, S80 W100 poles, N20 W95 poles along William Simpsons line, N48 W40 poles, then to the beginning. Richard Dobbs Spaight Governor by J Glasgow Sec. Reg May 04 1796"; [145] 29 Aug 1797 - Isaac Brashers to Michael Johnston, both of Sullivan Co, for the sum [146] of 200 dollars, 100 acres in Sullivan County on the north side of Holston River on a branch of Reedy Creek. Begin on Gaines corner S5 W66 poles, N80 W82 1/2 poles to Samuel Brashares corner, N20 E185 poles, N70 E102 1/2 poles, S10 E82 poles then to the beginning. Isaac Brashers (seal) Wit: James igow, Samuel Brashers. Nov Session 1797 proved by James Igow. Test Mattw Rhea Clk. Reg Dec 22 1797"
Austin, Susan Hardin, abstracter, Sullivan County, Tennessee, Deed Book 4, 2002. On p. 3, 9, 10, 40, 43, 63, "[434] 17 Jan 1802 - John Thompson of Sullivan Co to Lewis Schoyers of Washington Co Va, for the sum of 800 dollars, 250 acres in Sullivan County. [435] Begin on a branch then S50 E68 poles, S10 E52 poles to Francis Woods line, with the same N52 E92 poles, N104 poles to James Clendens line and the state line, W44 poles, N32 W82 poles, S81 W40 poles, N15 W, then W80 poles S62 W180 poles, S18 poles, S38 E36 poles, S57 W74 poles, along a ridge straight to the beginning. John Thompson (seal) Wit: John Roller, James Iyou. Feb Session 1802 proved by Jno Thompson. Test Mattw Rhea Clk. Reg Apr 02 1802 ... [436] 19 Mar 1802 - John Roller of Sullivan Co to Jacob Yoast of Botetout Co Va, for the sum of 1000 dollars, 254 acres [437] on the waters of Reedy Creek, including the plantation and improvements whereon the said John Rowlar now lives. Begin on the top of a ridge then S12 E150 poles, S50 W18 poles, S15 E48 poles, S51 E26 poles, S14 E68 poles, N63 W212 poles, N20 W65 poles to formerly James Hargards line, N48 W185 poles, W100 poles to the beginning. John Roller (seal) Catherine (x) Roller (seal) Wit: Jno Anderson, James Igoue, Jas Gains. May Session 1802 proved by John Anderson. Test Mattw Rhea Clk. Reg May 25"; "[473] 02 Apr 1802 - John Smith of Washington Co Va to Conrod Miller, for the sum of 25 pounds, 50 acres in Sullivan County on the waters of Reedy Creek Igou Spring Branch, granted to said by the Commonwealth of Virginia by patent Feb 25 1800 surveyed May 14 1796. Begin on a line of Marget Vinis land, S2 E80 poles, S50 W44 poles, N30 W27 poles, N45 W118 poles, N89 E128 poles to the beginning. [474] John Smith (seal) Wit: John Anderson, James Igou, John Hall. Nov Session 1802 proved by James Igoue. Test Mattw Rhea Clk. Reg Dec 02 1802"; "[476] 02 Apr 1802 - John Smith of Washington Co Va to John Hall, for the sum of 40 pounds, 50 acres in Sullivan County on the waters of Timber Tree Branch. Granted to said Smith by the Commonwealth of Virginia by patent Feb 28 1800, surveyed May 05 1795. Begin at a white oak near to a line of Margaret Venies, then S50 poles to a corner to said Vinices land, S65 W10 poles, S60 E78 poles, N80 E52 poles to a poplar on the south side of a Rich Valley, N17 E56 poles, N76 W130 poles to the beginning. [477] John Smith (seal) Wit: John Anderson, James Igou. Nov Session 1802 proved by John Anderson. Test Mattw Rhea Clk. Reg Dec 02 1802"; "[636] 05 Mar 1804 - John Newland to Joseph Newland, both of With Co Va, for 50 dollars, 87 acres in county and state aforesaid. Begin at a corner of Pendletons survey now in possession of Gaines, with a line of the same S65 W260 poles, leaving said line N15 W40 poles, N65 E90 poles to Kessees line, with the same 49 E14 poles, N57 E60 poles, N18 W135 poles to a line of Igows, leaving said line S50 E187 poles to the beginning. [637] John Newland (seal) Wit: James Gaines, Ambros Gaines. Aug Session 1804 proved by Ambros Gaines. Test Mattw Rhea Clk. Reg May 29 1805"; [649] 01 Nov 1803 - Michael Johnston of Sullivan Co to John Newland of With Va. for 50 dollars, 87 acres in Sullivan County. Begin at a corner of Pendletons survey now in possession of Gaines, with a line of the same S65 W260 poles, leaving said line N15 W40 poles, N65 E90 poles to Kessees line, with the same S49 E14 poles, N57 E60 poles, N18 W135 poles [650] to a line of Igows, leaving said line S50 E187 poles to the beginning. Michael Johnston (seal) Catherine (x) Johnston (seal) Wit: Samuel Brashares, Henry Maggert. Nov Sesion 1803 proved by Ambrose Gaines and Henry Maggert. Test Mattw Rhea Clk. Reg Aug 28 1805"; "[760] 15 Aug 1803 - Susanah Thompson to Christian Peoplar, both of Sullivan Co, for 180 dollars, 100 acres in Sullivan County, proceeding from a grant to the said Susanah Thompson [761] Dec 05 1800 in Washington County, on the waters of Reedy Creek. Begin at James Igoes survey above a hollow, then S18 E135 poles, N49 W180 poles, N8 W42 poles to Igoes line, with the same N189 E148 poles crossing Igoes Spring Branch to the beginning. Susanah Thompson (seal) Wit: Jas gaines, John Kennedy. Aug Session 1803 proved by James Gaines. Test Mattw Rhea Clk. Reg Aug 27 1806"
Austin, Susan Hardin, abstracter, Sullivan County, Tennessee, Deed Book 5A, 2002. On p. 13-14, 18, 19, 37, "[086] 14 Feb 1808 - Christley Bealor to Jacob Bealor, both of Sullivan Co, for 88 dollars, 100 acres in Sullivan County. Begin on a line of James Igows survey then S18 E135 poles, [087] S57 W60 poles, N49 W180 poles, N8 W42 poles to said Igows line, with the same N89 E148 poles crossing Igows Spring Branch to the beginning. Christian Beblar (seal) Wit: Ambrose Gaines, Saml Edgman. Feb session 1808 proved by Ambrose Gaines and Samuel Edgman. Test Mattw Rhea Clk. Reg Apr 15 1808"; "[118] 07 May 1808 - Jacob Beooler to Mathew Hopkins, both of Sullivan Co, for 150 dollars, 100 acres in Sullivan County. Begin on a line of James Igows survey, S18 E135 poles, S57 W60 poles, N49 W180 poles, N8 W42 poles to said Igows line, with the same N89 E148 poles crossing Igows Spring Branch to the beginning. [119] Jacob (x) Beooler (seal) May Session 1808 ack by Jacob Beooler. Test Mattw Rhea Clk. Reg Jul 04 1808"; "[129] 30 Jun 1808 - James Igow to Henry Catron, both of Sullivan Co, for 1500 dollars, 250 acres in Sullivan County on a branch of Reedy Creek. Begin on Brashers line, W216 poles, N43 W96 poles to Clendennens line, with his line N5 E20 poles, S86 E320 poles to Brashears line, along said line S8 E40 poles, S13 W44 poles, S62 E8 poles, S10 E94 poles to the beginning. [130] James Igow (seal) Wit: Ambrose Gaines, Joseph Newland, Samuel Brashors. May Session 1808 proved by Ambrose Gaines and Joseph Newland. Test Mattw Rhea Clk. Reg Jul 07 1808"; "[202] 08 Jun 1808 - William Agee to Peter Catron, both now of Sullivan Co, 138 1/4 acres in Sullivan County. Begin formerly at a corner of James Igows, with a line S30 E87 poles to the waggon road, S11 W113 poles, S70 W100 poles, N8 W56 poles to Leonard Yeasts line, N63 E15 poles to a corner of said Yeasts, with his line N20 W65 poles to said road, across the same N48 W40 poles to John Brittons land, then straight to the beginning. [203] William (x) Agee (seal) Wit: John Anderson, Michael Agee, Andrew Mauck. Aug Session 1808 proved by John Anderson and Michael Agee. Test Mattw Rhea Clk by Robt Rhea DClk. Reg Nov 22 1808"
Austin, Susan Hardin, abstracter, Sullivan County, Tennessee, Deed Book 6, 2002. On p. 6, 61, "[029] 08 Nov 1808 - Peter Catron to John Catron, both of Sullivan Co, 138 1/4 acres in Sullivan County. Begin at a corner formerly James Igoes, then with a line there of S30 E87 poles to the waggon road, then S11 W113 poles, S70 W100 poles, N8 W56 poles to Leonard Yeasts line, N63 E15 poles to a corner of said Yeast, with his line N20 W65 poles to said road, then across the same N48 W40 poles to John Brittons land, then to the beginning. [030] Peter Catron (seal) Wit: Henry Catron, Valentine Catron. May Session 1809 ack by Peter Cattron. Test R Rhea DClk for M Rhea Clk. Reg Jun 14 1809"; "[292] 22 Oct 18.. - Commonwealth of Virginia to Samuel Byshears. By virtue of two Land Office Warrants to wit 50 acres by Treasury Warrant No 20702 issued Nov 11 1783 and 50 acres by Preemption Warrant No 2390 issued Mar 07 1783, there is granted 100 acres by survey bearing date May 14 1796 lying in Washington County Va on the waters of Reedy Creek a south branch of Holston River. Begin on a line of James Igoes land [293] then N3 E40 poles, S87 E116 poles, N3 E32 poles, S87 E59 poles, N62 E40 poles to the north bank of Timbertree Branch, S65 E68 poles crossing said branch, S35 E90 poles to Bryshares line, with the same and passing Igoes corner and with his line then N87 W330 poles to the beginning. James Monroe Governor. Samuel Byshares has title to the within. Wm Price, Re L Off. Reg Mar 03 1813"
Austin, Susan Hardin, abstracter, Sullivan County, Tennessee, Deed Book 9, 2002. On p. 4-5, "[017] 14 Oct 1814 - Matthew Hoppins of Cumberland Co Tn to Matthew Rhea of Sullivan Co, for the sum mentioned in a title bond given to Ambrose Mullin of Sullivan Co, the receipt whereof is acknowledged by said Hopins as in said bond set forth, which bond is transfered to Matthew Rhea, 100 acres in Sullivan County adjoining the land whereon Henry Catron now lives. Begin on a line of James Igows survey then S18 E135 poles, S57 W60 poles, N49 W180 poles, N8 W42 poles to Igows line, with the same N89 E148 poles crossing Igowes spring branch to the beginning. Matthew (x) Hoppins (seal) Wit: Henry Myers, Samuel Porterfield. [018] Nov Session 1814 proved by Henry Myers and at May session 1815 proved by Samuel Porterfield. Test Mattw Rhea DClk for M Rhea Clk. Reg Feb 04 1820"

Lewis Igou (c1699-1760), m. Mary ---

14 Apr. 1760, "In the Name of God Amen I Lewis Igon of the County of Baltimore in the Province of Maryland being weak in Body, but of Perfect mind and Memory praised be almighty God do hereby make and declare my last Will & Testament in manner following that is to Say First and Principally I Comend my Soul into the Hand of Almighty God my Creator my Body I Comd to the Earth in hopes of a Joyful Resurrection to be ... by my Executors hereafter named and as touching such temporal Estate as God hath been Pleased to bless me with I give Devise and Bequeath as followeth Vizt Imprimis I direct order and appoint that all such Just Debts as I shall owe at the Time of my Decease together with my General Expenses shall be first fully Paid and Satisfied. Item I give devise & Bequeath unto my beloved Wife Mary one third part of my Estate in full of her Dower one third according to Law. Item I give devise and Bequeath all that my Dwelling Plantation and lands Called Friends Discovery with the Buildings Hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging Except as aforesaid unto my Loving Son Daniel Igon his heirs and assigns forever Provided always and my Will and mind is and I do hereby declare that the aforesaid Lands & Premises given and devised unto my said son Daniel and his heirs as aforesaid is upon this Express Condition nevertheless that he my said son Daniel or his heirs shall well and truly pay or Cause to be paid within Twelve months after my decease unto my Loving Son Peter Igon or his assigns Five Pounds Sterling any thing aforesaid to the Contrary thereof notwithstanding. Item the Residue and Remainder of my Person Estate of what nature kind of Quality soever and wheresoever I give and Bequeath unto my Seven Children Margaret Elizabeth said Peter William Mary Esther and said Daniel equally between them share and share alike and I Nominate and appoint my said Wife Mary and my said Son Daniel Iogn Executors of this my Will and do Declare this to be my Last Will and Testament In Witness whereof I the said Lewis Igon the Testator have hereunto set my hand and seal This Second Day of March Anno Dom one thousand Seven hundred and Sixty. Lewis his mark Igon. Signed Sealed Published Declared & Delivered by the said Lewis Igon the Testator for & as his last Will and Testament in the Presence of us who have subscribed our Names as Witnesses in his Presence. Charles Howard, John his mark Mash, G. Bramwell. April ye 14th 1760 Charles Howard and John Mash make oath on the Holy Evangelist that they saw the Testator Lewis Igon sign the foregoing as his last Will and Testament that at the Time of his so doing he was to the best of their apprehension of Sound and Disposing mind & memory that they Subscribed their Names as Witnesses to the said Will also they saw George Bramwell the other Witness sign his Name all in the Presents of the said Testator and at his Request sworn before N Young D Comry Balt Coty. April 31st 1760 George Bramwell makes oath that he saw the testator Lewis Igon sign this Will & heard him Publish & Declare the same to be his Last Will & Testament before N. Young D. Comry." [Maryland, Baltimore County, Wills, Book 30, p. 817-818]
Barnes, Robert W., Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759, 1989. On p. 350, "Igo(u) or Igon, Lewis (1), progenitor, was in Balto. Co. by 1722; d. by 14 April 1760; m. Mary (---); wit. the will of John Newman of Balto. Co. on 19 March 1732; in 1735 acq. 100 a. of land from Walter Dallas which he pat. in 1737 as Friend's Discovery, which he owned in 1750; d. leaving a will, 2 March 1760 - 14 April 1760, naming w. Mary, s. Daniel, s. Peter and other ch.: Margaret, Elizabeth, William, Mary, and Esther; Louis and Mary had iss.: Margaret, b. 25 July 1722; Elizabeth, b. 20 Feb. 1724; William, b. 22 Aug. 1729; Mary, b. 30 Sept. 1731; Peter; Daniel; Esther (126:56 [Cotton, Jane Baldwin, Maryland Calendar of Wills, vol. VII]; 133:11, 24 [Register of St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church, Transcription, MHS]; 153:44 [Baltimore County Debt Book for 1750, ms in Calvert Papers, MHS]; 207 [Card Index to Maryland Grants, HR]; 210-30:87 [Maryland Will Books, HR])."

William Igou (1729-c1797), m. Elizabeth --- (--c1820)

Barnes, Robert W., Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759, 1989. On p. 351, "Igo, William (2), s. of Lewis (1), was b. 22 Aug. 1729; d. by 1798; m. Elizabeth (---); in June 1758 purch. 100 a. Cornelius' and Mary's lot from Charles Howard; had iss.: Mary, b. by 1765; Elizabeth, alive April 1821; Rachel, alive April 1821; Joshua, b. 1760, served in Rev. War from Penna.; Ephraim, b. 1768; Peter, d. by 18 Aug. 1810; Jacob; Thomas; Susannah (83:202; 231 [Land Records, HR, Liber B#G]; WG#MM, 508; 231-WG#86, 371 [Baltimore County Land Records following Liber B#Q, HR]; 335:129, 130 [Marks, Lillian Bayly, Reister's Desire, Baltimore:1975])."