Samuel and Elizabeth Legg were the parents of Major James W. Legg, John R. Legg, Eliza Jane Legg Vanpool, and also Samuel Harrison Legg.
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2 May 1859, Vol 4:1
Court ordered distribution from Estate of Samuel Legg, Dec'd to heirs as follows: $600 in equal parts to J. W. Legg, J. R. Legg, S. H. Legg, P. R. Legg and R. F. Vanpool. [Although the probate court records do not include supporting documents, Mary Legg provided me with a copy of the original petition by John R. Legg for this distribution. It is believed this a copy of the original document at the Courthouse, since such records for this time period have not been filmed. The petition more fully identifies the heirs (mistakenly called Legatees, a term reserved for beneficiaries of a Will) as follows: James W. Legg, John R. Legg, Samuel H. Legg, Polly R. Legg and R. F. Vanpool (husband of Eliza J. Legg).]
Found in 1790 Census Queen Ann County, Maryland BEC
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2 May 1859, Vol 4:1
Court ordered distribution from Estate of Samuel Legg, Dec'd to heirs as follows: $600 in equal parts to J. W. Legg, J. R. Legg, S. H. Legg, P. R. Legg and R. F. Vanpool. [Although the probate court records do not include supporting documents, Mary Legg provided me with a copy of the original petition by John R. Legg for this distribution. It is believed this a copy of the original document at the Courthouse, since such records for this time period have not been filmed. The petition more fully identifies the heirs (mistakenly called Legatees, a term reserved for beneficiaries of a Will) as follows: James W. Legg, John R. Legg, Samuel H. Legg, Polly R. Legg and R. F. Vanpool (husband of Eliza J. Legg).]
Found in 1790 Census Queen Ann County, Maryland BEC
Samuel and Elizabeth Legg were the parents of Major James W. Legg, John R. Legg, Eliza Jane Legg Vanpool, and also Samuel Harrison Legg.
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2 May 1859, Vol 4:1
Court ordered distribution from Estate of Samuel Legg, Dec'd to heirs as follows: $600 in equal parts to J. W. Legg, J. R. Legg, S. H. Legg, P. R. Legg and R. F. Vanpool. [Although the probate court records do not include supporting documents, Mary Legg provided me with a copy of the original petition by John R. Legg for this distribution. It is believed this a copy of the original document at the Courthouse, since such records for this time period have not been filmed. The petition more fully identifies the heirs (mistakenly called Legatees, a term reserved for beneficiaries of a Will) as follows: James W. Legg, John R. Legg, Samuel H. Legg, Polly R. Legg and R. F. Vanpool (husband of Eliza J. Legg).]
Found in 1790 Census Queen Ann County, Maryland BEC
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2 May 1859, Vol 4:1
Court ordered distribution from Estate of Samuel Legg, Dec'd to heirs as follows: $600 in equal parts to J. W. Legg, J. R. Legg, S. H. Legg, P. R. Legg and R. F. Vanpool. [Although the probate court records do not include supporting documents, Mary Legg provided me with a copy of the original petition by John R. Legg for this distribution. It is believed this a copy of the original document at the Courthouse, since such records for this time period have not been filmed. The petition more fully identifies the heirs (mistakenly called Legatees, a term reserved for beneficiaries of a Will) as follows: James W. Legg, John R. Legg, Samuel H. Legg, Polly R. Legg and R. F. Vanpool (husband of Eliza J. Legg).]
Found in 1790 Census Queen Ann County, Maryland BEC
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