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Note: 1. He was religious. (10) Church of England 2. Tax: 1678, Charles Co, Maryland, USA. (11) Luckett, Samuell - 830 3. Military: Oct 1678-Nov 1678, Maryland, USA. (12) Samuel Luckett was pa id 830 lbs. of tobacco for his service in the Nanticoke Indian war in t he Province of Maryland. 4. Debt: 20 Jan 1680, Charles Co, Maryland, USA. (5) on list of debts of t he inventory of Rodger Fooke 5. Witness: 20 Mar 1683, Charles Co, Maryland, USA. (13) will of Wm Chandl er 6. Mentioned: 1 Aug 1683, Charles Co, Maryland, USA. (14) rec payment fr om est. Clement Theobald 7. Witness: 20 Mar 1684, Maryland, USA. (15) 20 Mar 1684 - 18 May, 1685. W ill of Col. William CHANDLER. To son William at age, and hrs., 1,000 A. ho me plantation, 300 A. adjoining sd. plantation, and 200 A., part of 'Gree ne Spring.' To son Richard at age, and hrs., 250 A., 'Round Hill,' and 2 00 A., 'Old Woman's Branch.' To daus. Jane, Anne, and Mary, at 16 yr s. of age, 400 A., residue of 'Green Spring.' To wife Mary, execx., person alty. Test: Sam'l LUCKETT, Jno. LEMAIRE, Owen NEWEN. (4.112 Maryland Calen dar of Wills: Volume 1) 8. Court Record: 1684, Charles Co, Maryland, USA. (15) Appeared Samuel Luc kett of Charles Co. who intermarried with the relict and administrat or of John Gardiner and showeth that he never intermedled with goods 9. He owned land on 12 Aug 1684 in Johnson's Choice, Charles Co, MD, US A. (16) William Smoot conveyed to Samuel Luckett the elder a parcel Johnso n's Choice 100a 10. Debt: 23 Oct 1684, Charles Co, Maryland, USA. (17) owed est. Robert Co oper 11. Court Record: 12 Jan 1685, Charles Co, Maryland, USA. (18) presented J ames Smith, servant, judged to be age 21 12. Witness: 14 Sep 1686, Charles Co, Maryland, USA. (15) Samuel Luckett w it. indenture from Richard Wade to Thomas Hussey 13. He had a God Father on 22 Feb 1688 in Charles Co, Maryland, USA. (1 9) Will of Richard Price if my wife should fall to poverty that Samuell Lu ckett should take care of his God-Dau. 14. Mentioned: 7 Feb 1693-1 May 1694, St. Mary's Co, Maryland, USA. (20) L angworth, William will To brother Sampel Lucket's 3 sons, viz, Samuel, Th omas, and Ignatius, estate bequeathed sd daus in event of their death duri ng minority. Ex Father-in-law Thomas Hussey. 15. Court Record: 1693, Charles Co, Maryland, USA. (21) Elizabeth Foste r, servant runaway 16. Court Record: 13 Nov 1695, Charles Co, Maryland, USA. (22) Alise, wi fe Francis Hanby bound her son Samuell Barker age 7y to him 17. Member: 1696, Charles Co, Maryland, USA. (23) Provincial Court 18. Court Record: Jun 1701, Charles Co, Maryland, USA. (24) had orphan Ma ry Manwaring bound to him 19. Court Record: 28 Sep 1703, Charles Co, Maryland, USA. (25) award of ar bitration 20. Court Record: 28 Sep 1703, Charles Co, Maryland, USA. (26) Samuel Luck ett and Thomas Orell concerning John Contee & Richard Dod 21. Witness: 11 Nov 1703, Charles Co, Maryland, USA. (27) Differences betw een Capt. James Keech & Mr John Contee regarding care & edu. of 4 childre n. wit. William Dent, Thoma Taney, Samll Luckett (mark) 22. Witness: 2 Oct 1704, Charles Co, Maryland, USA. (28) Deed Stephen Cawo od & Mary to Dr. Samuel Berry. Wit. Uhgatt Reeves, Samuel Luckett. 23. He signed a will on 5 Mar 1705-18 Jul 1705 in Charles Co, Maryland, US A. (29) Sameu Luckett's Will To wife 150a 'Smoothes Chance' at Portobacc o, to edl son Samuel 200a 'Hussey's Discovery', 150a adj to land former ly owned knowne to be Capt. Josias fendall's now adj widow Eliza Hawkin s. to son Thomas 500a in VA near Quanticott; to son Ignatius 100a 'Thompso n's Square' to young son Thomas Hussey, personalty. In event of death of a ny sons afsd. during minority or without issue, suvivor or suvivors to inh erit portion. Residue to wife and child afs including money due in ENG. Ex s. Wife & son Samuel. Wit. Philip Briscoe Sr, Jos Venom, Michaell Watterer 24. He owned land on 12 Mar 1705 in Thompson's Square, Charles Co, MD, US A. (30, 31) 1706 George Askin to Ignatius Luckett 8,000 lbs tob pd by Samu el Luckett decd in his lifetime, willed to son Ignatius, 'The Square Adven ture' on northwest branch of Zachia Swamp, bounded by survey of George Goo drick now belonging to Francis Goodrick & Philip Lynes 100a. 1705 Will Sam uel to son Ignatius Luckett 100a. 25. He owned land on 12 Mar 1705 in Charles Co, Maryland, USA. (31) Will S amuel Luckett 500a near Quantiquott to son Thomas Luckett. 26. He owned land on 12 Mar 1705 in Charles Co, Maryland, USA. (31) Samu el to son Samuel land 150a adjacent to the land formerly known to be Cap t. Jonas Fendall's and now adjoining to the widdow Elizabeth Hawkins. 27. He signed a will on 25 Mar 1705-18 Jul 1705 in Charles Co, Maryland, U SA. (30, 32) Samuel Luckett .... bequeath to my wife land in Port Tobacc o, �SSmoot's Chance�T 150a, Negro Hercules, Peter, & Betty. To eldest son Sa muel Luckett land �SHussey's Discovery�T 200a, Negro Jenny, two feather bed s, two blanketts, one rugg or quilt, one boulster, two pillows, six cow s, six sows, and one boar, and an equal part of the moneys due me in Engla nd or elsewhere with what other movables. Bequeath to my son Thomas land n ear Quantiquott 500a, Negro Marke, two feather beds, two blanketts, one ru gg and quilt, one boulster, two pillows, six cows, six sows and one boa r, and an equal part of the moneys due me in England or elsewhere with wh at other movables not mentioned. Bequeath to son Ignatius land 100a �SThomp son's Square�T, Negroes Margaret and Ann, two feather beds, two blankett s, one rugg or quilt, one boulster, two pillows, six cows, six sows and o ne boar, and an equal part of the moneys due to me in England or elsewhe re with what other moveables not mentioned. Bequeath to youngest son Thom as Hussey Luckett, Negro Jack, Sarah, two feather beds, two blanketts, o ne rugg or quilt, one boulster, two pillows, six cows, six sows and one bo ar, and an equal part of the moneys due to me in England or elsewhere wi th what other moveables not mentioned. To son Samuel land 150a adjace nt to the land formerly known to be Capt. Jonas Fendall's and now adjoini ng to the widdow Elizabeth Hawkins. I appoint my dear and loving wife a nd my eldest son Samuel Luckett to be my joint executors. Witnesses: Phill ip Briscoe, Joseph Venom, Michl Waterer. 28. He owned land on 25 Mar 1705 in Smoot's Chance, Charles Co, MD, USA. ( 31) Samuel Luckett bequeaths 'Smoot's Chance' 150a to wife. 29. He owned land on 25 Mar 1705 in Hussey's Discovery, Charles Co, MD, US A. (31) Samuel Luckett bequeathed to son Samuel Luckett 200a. 30. He had an estate probated on 2 Apr 1705-23 Apr 1705 in Zachia Quarte r, Charles Co, MD, USA. (33, 34) The inventory of Samuel's estate was appr aised 2 Apr 1705 by Capt. Phillip Briscoe and Michl Martin. This apprais al also names Samuel's date of death as April 23, 1705. It is a very lar ge estate worth over 829 pounds 13 shillings & 03 pence. Included in the a ppraisal are 7 negro slaves and 8 white or mulatto indentured servants, a ll valued at 253 Pounds. filed 23 Aug 1705. 31. Mentioned: 11 Mar 1706, Charles Co, Maryland, USA. (35) Recorded at t he reuest of John Hanson, Jr. who married the relict of Samuell Luckett, d ec'd. in behalf of Ignatius Luckett, son of Samuell. George Askin plante r, to Ignatius Luckett, for 8,000 lbs tobacco paid by Samuel Luckett in h is life time, will of Samuel bequeathed land to Igantius Luckett called T he Square Adventure, 32. He had an estate probated on 22 Apr 1707 in Charles Co, Maryland, US A. (36) Samuel Luckett deceased inv. 828.13.3; exs. Samuel Luckett, Eliza beth Hanson, wife of John Hanson Jr. 33. He had an estate probated on 28 Apr 1709 in Charles Co, Maryland, US A. (37) Samuel Luckett Dec. acct. 926.1.11 lbs ster. Elizabeth Hanson wi fe John Jr, & Samuel Luckett ==================================== The following is paragraph 89 of the voluminous 'Hussey' documentation te xt left off last in text portion of Elizabeth Hussey Luckett, wife of th is Samuel -------------------------------------- 89. Gregg Branum <gw2g@aol.com>, The Branum-Gardner Family, (RootsWeb's Wo rldConnect Project), Luckett, Samuel Will. Cit. Date: 27 Jun 2000 Suret y: 4 'In the name of God, Amen. I, Samuel Luckett of Charles County in t he province of Maryland, being very weak in body but in perfect sense of s ound mind disposeing memory, do make this my last will and testament in ma nner and for me following, herby revoking and annulling all former wil ls by me heretofore made. First, I bequeath my soul to God that give it tr usting in the alone merits of my blessed Saviour and Redeemer Jesus Chri st for full and free pardon of all my sins, my body to the earth from when ce it came to have a decent and Christian burial at the discretion of my e xecutors hereafter named. Imprimis. I will that what debts oweing fr om me by law or convenience be lawfully answered and paid. Item. I give a nd bequeath unto my loving wife one tract of parcel of land situate in Po rt Tobacco commonly known by the name Smoot's Chance with all house and a ppurtenances thereunto belonging containing one hundred and fifty acres mo re or less and an old negro called Hercules, a negro boy called Peter, a n egro girl called Betty. Item. I give and bequeath unto my eldest son Samu el Luckett one tract or parcel of land commonly known by the name of Husse y's Discovery containing two hundred acres more or less. I likewise give h im, the aid Samuel, a negro woman named Jenny aged twenty or there about s, two feather beds, two blanketts, one rugg or quilt, one boulster, two p illows, six cows, six sows, and one boar, and an equal part of the mone ys due me in England or elsewhere with what other movables not mentione d, my loving wife's thirds being first deducted. Item. I give and bequea th to my son Thomas one parcel or tract of land situate and lying ne ar a place called Quantiquott containing five hundred acres more or les s, likewise, a negro man called Marke aged thirty odd, two feather beds, t wo blanketts, one rugg and quilt, one boulster, two pillows, six cows, s ix sows and one boar, and an equal part of the moneys due me in Engla nd or elsewhere with what other movables not mentioned, my loving wife's t hirds first being deducted. Item. I give and bequeath to my son Ignatius o ne parcel or tract of land containing one hundred acres more or less co mmonly known by the name Thompson's Square, two negro women called Margar et and Ann, two feather beds, two blanketts, one rugg or quilt, one boulst er, two pillows, six cows, six sows and one boar, and an equal part of t he moneys due to me in England or elsewhere with what other moveables n ot mentioned, my loving wife's thirds being first deducted. Item. I give a nd bequeath to my youngest son Thomas Hussey Luckett a negro man named Ja ck and a negro woman, his wife, called Sarah, two feather beds, two blanke tts, one rugg or quilt, one boulster, two pillows, six cows, six sows a nd one boar, and an equal part of the moneys due to me in England or elsew here with what other moveables not mentioned, my loving wife's third bei ng first deducted. Item. My intent is and I bequeath to every(one) of tho se to whome I given any female negroes to have not only them but their inc rease to them and their heirs forever. Item. In case many of my sons befo re mentioned shall die before they or any of them respectively shall eith er arrive to sufficient age or one and twenty, or dye without lawful iss ue then their and every part of their respective descendants to be equal ly divided amongst the survivors. Item. To my before mentioned son Samu el I give and bequeath one tract or parcel of land containing one hundr ed and fifity acres lying and being adjacent to the land formerly kno wn to be Capt. Jonas Fendall's and now adjoining to the widdow Elizabeth H awkins. Lastly I do herby constitute and appoint my dear and loving wife a nd my eldest son Samuel Luckett to be my joint executors for the executi ng of my last will and testament and nothing to be done unless jointly con sented to by both parties. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my ha nd and seal this twenty_fifth day of March Anno Domini one thousand and se ven hundred and five. Samuel (his mark) Luckett Witnesses: Phillip Brisco e, Joseph Venom, Michl Waterer.
90. Else Greenup Jourdan, Abstracts of Charles County Maryland Court and L and Records 1694-1722 Vol. 3, (Family Line Publications @1994), p. 71. Lib er C#2 page 45 Askin-Luckett. Cit. Date: 28 Jun 2000 Surety: 3 Record ed at the reuest of John Hanson, Jr. who married the relict of Samuell Luc kett, dec'd. in behalf of Ignatius Luckett, son of Samuell. 11 Mar 1706 In denture from George Askin planter, to Ignatius Luckett, for 8,000 lbs toba cco paid by Samuel Luckett in his life time, will of Samuel bequeathed la nd to Igantius Luckett called The Square Adventur, on norhtwest bran ch of Zachia Swamp; bounded by 600 acres surveyed for George Goodrick n ow in possession of Francis Goodrick and Philip Lynes; containing 100 acr es /s/ Geoge Askin, wit. John Manning, Robt Hanson.
91. CD#206, Maryland Probate Records, (The Learning Company, Genealogy Rec ords), LNGWORTH - p. 69 Calendar of Wills Vol. 2 1685-1702. Repository: Ca rol Mitchell, 134 Schnauzer Lane, Beaver Falls, PA 15010, 724-847-4473, < carolmit@usaor.net>. Cit. Date: 4 Jul 2000 Surety: 3 Langworth, Willi am St. Mary's Co. 7th Feb 1693-1st May 1694, To wife Ann, plantation 15 0a & 150a 'Mills Marsh. to dau Agatha 240a 'Highpark', to dau Eliza 120a ' St. Barbaries Addition', to dau Mary and hrs, residue of land in St. Mary 's Co. Land in Charles Co 600a 'Widow's Mite' testator orders to be sol d. To Sarah Bower, personalty. Residue of estate real & personal, wife's d ower excepted, to 3 daus. afsd, viz Mary, Eliza, and Agatha equally. To b rother Sampel Lucket's 3 sons, viz, Samuel, Thomas, and Ignatius, estate b equeathed sd daus in event of their death during minority. Ex Father-in-l aw Thomas Hussey.
92. Elise Greenup Jourdan, Abstracts of Charles County Maryland Court a nd Land Records 1665-1695, (Family Lines Publications, Rear 64 E Main S t, Westminister, MD 21157, 1993), 12 Mar 1666, Liber C p. 143. Thomas Huss ey Gent to Wil. Boyden,'Whitland' located on the north side of Piscataw ay River andthe south side of Mattawoman River or St Thomas Creek 450 acre s/s/ Thomas Hussey. Wit. William Price, Luke Green. Surety: 0
93. Clake F.S.A, A. W. Hughes, London Pedigrees & Coats of Arms: Reprint ed from Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica, (Mitchell, Hughes & Clark e, 7, Milford Lane, Strand W.C. 2, 1935), p. 70: John Hussey 4th son, some time Minist. at Cinepen had two. Surety: 0
94. Elise Greenup Jourdan, Abstracts of Charles County Maryland Court a nd Land Records 1665-1695, (Family Lines Publications, Rear 64 E Main S t, Westminister, MD 21157, 1993), 19 Nov 1688 Thomas Hussey Gent to Willi am Smith for 6,000 lbs200a. Wit. Ralph Shaw & James Miller. Surety: 0
95. Elise Greenup Jourdan, Abstracts of Charles County Maryland Court a nd Land Records 1665-1695, (Family Lines Publications, Rear 64 E Main S t, Westminister, MD 21157, 1993), 7 Dec 1681 Thomas Hussey gent to Edwa rd Rookwood for 20,000 lbs Addition' at Chingamungen 50a. Wit. John Clark e, John Richards. Surety: 0
96. Harry Wright Newman, The Flowering of the Maryland Palatinate, p. 24 2: Charles Co. Deeds Liber G folio 72: Thomas Hussey, ofRachell Ashfor d, natural [ligitimate daughter of the body]daughter of Johannah and wi fe of Michael Ashford, of CharlesCounty, Carpenter, for love and affectio ns 'Moore's Ditch' inCharles County. Surety: 0
97. Elise Greenup Jourdan, Abstracts of Charles County Maryland Court a nd Land Records 1665-1695, (Family Lines Publications, Rear 64 E Main S t, Westminister, MD 21157, 1993), Liber C p.61, p 3: 13 Aug 1666. Willi am Nevill, planter &dec'd to Thomas Wentworth planter for 2,600 lbs of tob acco atract on north side of the Piscataway River called 'Wheeler'sPlan e' conatining 150a. William Nevill, Thomas Hussey, Joanna Hussey (mark I H. Surety: 0
98. Harry Wright Newman, The Flowering of the Maryland Palatinate, p.242 L iber C folio 61, sold to the said Thomas Wentworth byhis untimely deat h. Surety: 0 ========================== General research; Samuel LUCKETT, parentage unknown, arrived in Maryla nd sometime before 1678. While it is assumed that he was an immigrant he d id not take up any land grant nor did anyone else receive land for transpo rting him. It is possible that he was related to one of the several Lucket ts who immigrated to 17th century Virginia, but no evidence has been fou nd of such a relationship.
The first record we have found for him is in 1678, he was paid 830 lb s. of tobacco for his service in the Nanticoke Indian war in the Provin ce of Maryland. It is concluded he was young and not more than thirty yea rs of age at the time.
Samuel LUCKETT is married before 1684 to Elizabeth HUSSEY, the daught er of Thomas and Joanna (PORTER) HUSSEY. She was the widow of John GARDINE R. Some believe that Samuel had more than one wife named Elizabeth and th at his first three children were by another Elizabeth, which accordi ng to Thomas HUSSEY's will can not be true. In March 1684 he witnessed t he will of his neighbor, Col. William CHANDLER. On 12 August 1684 Willi am SMOOT of Charles Co, Maryland, planter sold to Samuel LUCKETT of Charl es Co, Maryland, planter for 5,000 lbs. tobacco, 150 acres next to 'Johnsons Royke', adjoining land of Geo. G OODRICK, it apparently came to be known as 'Smoots Chance'. It was witness ed by Wm. THEOBALD & Jno. RICHARDS. At Purgative Court in Charles Co, 16 84 appeared Samuel LUCKETT of Charles Co, who intermarried with the reli ct and administrator of John GARDINER and showed that he never intermeddl ed with goods. 8 Sep. 1686 Samuel LUCKETT of Charles Co, Maryland intermar ried with Elizabeth, Admix. of John GARDINER dec'd., also came Richard a nd Luke GARDINER of St. Mary's all offered to be legally charged with estate & debts. She w as the young childless widow of John GARDINER a scion of an early promine nt Roman Catholic family.
William LANGWORTH, son of James & Agatha (JOHNSON) LANGWORTH married A nn HUSSEY daughter of Thomas HUSSEY. In his will 7 Feb. 1693_1 May 1694, S t. Mary's Co, Maryland, he names among others 'brother Samuel LUCKETT'S th ree sons'. In January 1695 he was bondsman for Major James SMALLWOOD w ho married Mary the relict of Robert THOMPSON Jr. In Nov. & Dec. of 169 6, Samll LUCKETT signed as a grand juror. He was a member of the Provinci al Court during 1696, and in that year signed a petition to the Ki ng as a civil officer of Charles County. This fact established him as a me mber of the Church of England.
On 26 March 1697 a shallop about 12 or 14 hhnds. was built in Charles C o, MD for Mr. Saml. LUCKETT. Samuel LUCKETT & John SAUNDERS were sureti es on the estate of Edward SAUNDERS in May 1699 Charles Co, MD, with his w ife Jane being the administer.
In 1700 Thomas HUSSEY died in Charles Co, Maryland giving in his wi ll to his grandson Thomas Hussey LUCKETT, 1310 acres in Chiugamuxon, daugh ter Elizabeth LUCKETT was executrix and residuary legatee of his estate.
On 3 July 1703, he and Col. Wm. DENT offered bond for Charity COURTS a nd John CONTEE, the exers. of the estate of James KEECH, late of St. Mary 's County.
5 Mar 1705 Samuel wrote his will and died by 18 Jul 1705, when it was p robated in Charles Co, MD. He left to his wife 150 acres 'Smootes Chanc e' at Port Tobacco. To his eldest son Samuel 200 acres 'Hussey's Discover y' also 150 acres. To son Thomas 500 acres in Virginia near Quanticot t. To son Ignatius 100 acres 'Thompson's Square'. To young son Thomas Huss ey LUCKETT personalty. Residue & money due in England to wife & childre n. Exers. Wife & son Samuel. Wit. Philip BRISCOE Sr, Jos. VENOM & Michae ll WATERER. From the time of his will it is concluded that all of his so ns were minors except perhaps his eldest, Samuel.
Samuel LUCKETT'S inventory of his personal estate was taken between 2 A pril 1705 & 23 August 1705, by Capt. Philip BRISCOE & Michael MARTEN in Ch arles Co, MD for a total of 829.13.03 pounds. There were things at Zach ia Quarter, the old house which was undoubtedly the smaller and less prete ntious home first built and it may have been a primitive log cabin which t he settlers usually built upon arrival, the house in which they lived cons isted of a hall, Mrs. LUCKETTS Room, little room adjoining, room chambe r, hall chamber, new room chamber, new room, a milk house, salt house, kit chen, & there was the ordinary & stable. There was listed a mulatto, 6 neg roes, 7 servants, 97 cattle, 71 hogs, 17 horses, tobacco worth 70 lbs., ma terial, chairs, pistols & guns among other things. He also had an invento ry of goods out of England 1154711 tobacco. Also a crop of tobacco on t he Plantations 2511811. He was the administrator of the estate of Willi am EARLE, of Charles Co, but after his death Philip HARROLD instituted act ion against the estate of Earle and obtained judgment. Elizabeth LUCKE TT in court swore that her deceased husband fully administered on the esta te of EARLE and knew of no effects in her hands belonging to the estate a nd requested time to the court of 13 Nov. next to better inform herse lf in the matter. (4)
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