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Note: 1. Queen Anne's County Court records 15 Sep 1827 - Ordered that letters of administration on the personal estate of John Baggs, late of Queen Anne's County, dec'd, ? to Philemon B. Hopper, on his filing Bond with Tho Ashcorn and Daniel C. Hopper as his securities in the ? sum of fifteen thousand dollars.
15 Sep 1827 - On the Application of Philemon B. Hopper, adm. of John Baggs, late of Queen Anne's County, dec'd, the Court appointed Thos B. Turpin and John Neavitts to appreciate the personal estate of said deceased.
28 Sep 1827 - Ordered that the inventory of the personal estate of John Baggs late of Queen Anne's County, dec'd, be received filed and recorded
28 Sep 1827 - On application of Philemon B. Hopper, adm of John Baggs, late of Queen Anne's County, de 'd, the Court appointed Thos B. Turpin and John Merritt to divide the negroes, stock and such other articles of personal property as they may think divisible among heirs of the deceased.
2. 1810 Maryland Census.
Queen Anne's County
"One male age 18-26 living in household (pesumably John Baggs)
No male children living in household.
Two females less than 10 years of age and two females between 26 and 45 living in household.
20 slaves.".
3. 1820 Maryland Census
Males:
To 10: 1
26-45: 3
Females
To 10: 4
10-16: 1
16-26: 1
26-45: 1
>45: 2
27 Slaves
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