Abiezer Plummer

Later male-line descendants have the Y-DNA haplotype R1b1a2 (R-M269) - more detailed testing would be helpful.

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Per email from Rose Mangan: "Notes for ABEZIER PLUMMER: Abezier, the youngest child acquired from his brothers "Swanson's Lott" which became his home plantation and "Dundee". Was under 21 when his mother died and Yate cared for his portion of his portion of the estate until he became of age.; Plummer Ijams (a first cousin), George and Jacob Wells witnessed his Will (67) 2 Sep 1770 and Charles Ramsay Hodges, Joseph Jones and Peter MacLaughlin the codicil 9 Oct 1770. The latter date apparently was incorrectly recorded in view of the fact that the document was presented for probate the previous day. The Will mentions wife Ann with sons Thomas and John to share separate halves of the plantation and jointly "Dundee", however the codicil leaves the latter to son Joseph and the former to John after Ann's death. Grandson Bezer Plummer (son of Thomas) is also mentioned. Grandson Bezer Plummer (son of Thomas) is also mentined.; Will of Abiezewr Plummer, Prince George's Co; written 31 Sep 1770; probate 8 Oct 1770; To sons Thomas and John tract called "Dundee" To son Joseph, "Swanson's Lott", his dwelling plantation, after death of wife Ann Plummer; To sons Joseph and John, remainder of estate after death of mother; Ex. Son Joseph; Wit: Charles Ransey Hodges, Jos, Jones, Peter MacLaughlin; (T.1.105 - Bowie); Codicil: Thomas not to receive any land, but it is to be given to his two sons, and for wife." http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~kenbowen/bowenk.wbg/wga15.h...

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Per email from Rose Mangan: "Notes for ABEZIER PLUMMER: Abezier, the youngest child acquired from his brothers "Swanson's Lott" which became his home plantation and "Dundee". Was under 21 when his mother died and Yate cared for his portion of his portion of the estate until he became of age.; Plummer Ijams (a first cousin), George and Jacob Wells witnessed his Will (67) 2 Sep 1770 and Charles Ramsay Hodges, Joseph Jones and Peter MacLaughlin the codicil 9 Oct 1770. The latter date apparently was incorrectly recorded in view of the fact that the document was presented for probate the previous day. The Will mentions wife Ann with sons Thomas and John to share separate halves of the plantation and jointly "Dundee", however the codicil leaves the latter to son Joseph and the former to John after Ann's death. Grandson Bezer Plummer (son of Thomas) is also mentioned. Grandson Bezer Plummer (son of Thomas) is also mentioned.; Will of Abiezewr Plummer, Prince George's Co; written 31 Sep 1770; probate 8 Oct 1770; To sons Thomas and John tract called "Dundee" To son Joseph, "Swanson's Lott", his dwelling plantation, after death of wife Ann Plummer; To sons Joseph and John, remainder of estate after death of mother; Ex. Son Joseph; Wit: Charles Ransey Hodges, Jos, Jones, Peter MacLaughlin; (T.1.105 - Bowie); Codicil: Thomas not to receive any land, but it is to be given to his two sons, and for wife."

More About ABEZIER PLUMMER: Reference 67: Prince George's County, MD. Will Liber T-1, Folio 105

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