Mary was born about 1800 West Nottingham, Cecil Co., Maryland and died June 22, 1866 Cecil Co., Maryland. She was unmarried.

Documents

Maryland, Cecil County Probate Estate Files 1851 -1940
Actual File consists of 12 images

1. Will of Mary Job, page 1

   In the name of God Amen I Mary Job of Cecil County Maryland being weak in body but of sound and disposing mind do make this my last will and testament to wit

   1t it is my will that my funeral expences and debts be paid by executrix therein after named

   2d I will and bequeath to my Sister Rache Job all my personal property likewise all my right in the property where I now live also all my right in the tract of land now occupied by Henry Warner adjoing land of J. H. Headley and others I will all said property in fee simple

   3d I hereby constitute my Sister Rachel Job Sole executrix of this my last will declaring this and this alone to be my last will hereby revoking all former wills by me made in witness where of I have.....

2. Will of Mary Job, page 2

   have hereunto set my hand and Seal this 26 . day of April 1866

   Mary Job (Seal)

   Signed at her request by Nathan Griffith
   Attest Reuben Kirk
   George H. Kirk

   We the subscribers certify that we Seen the above named Mary Job Sign the foregoeing and acknowledge it to be her last will and requested us to Sign it as witnesses

   Nathan Griffith
   Reuben Kirk
   George H. Kirk

   (1 DOLLAR stamp of U.S. Inter.Revenue)

3. Mary Job Will - subscribing witness 1

   Cecil County ss} Filed June 11, 1866
   June 22, 1800 } Then came Reuben Kirk and George H. Kirk two of the subscribing witnesses to the foregoing instrument of writing and solemnly sincerely declared and affirmed that they did see Mary Job the testator therein named sign & seal the same that they herd her publish pronounce and declare the same to be her last will and Testament that at the time of her so doing whereas of a sound disposing mind memory and understanding that they and Nathan Griffith the other subscribing Witness do severally subscribed these names as witnesses thereto in the presence and at the request of said testator and in the presence of each other

   Test C. B. Cutter
   Reg(r)

   Paid

4. Mary Job Will - subscribing Witness 2

   Cecil County ss}
   June 11 1866 } Then came Nathan Griffith one of the subscribing witnesses to the foregoing instrument of writing and solemnly Sincerely and truly declared and affirmed that the forgoing ______ _____of _____he did see Mary Job the testator therein named sign & seal the same that he herd her publish pronounce and declare the same to be her last will and testament that at the time of her so doing she was to the best of his apprehension and belief of a sound and disposing mind memory and understanding. That he Reuben Kirk and George H. Kirk severally subscribed their names as witnesses thereto in the presence and at the request of said testator and in the presence of each Other

   Test C. B. Cutler Register

5. Mary Job Will - executor's statement
   NOTE: should say Rachel Job (not Mary Job)
   --see will above

   State of Maryland }
   Cecil County s.s. } Then came Mary Job Executor of Mary Job late of Cecil County deceased and made Oath in due form of Said that the foregoing instrument of writing is a true and correct Inventory of the goods & chattles of said deceased as far as the same have come to his sight & Knowledge at the time of the Making thereof

   Test C. Bleutler Rgtr

   

6. ----Mary Job (died 1866) - buried Brick Meeting House, Cecil Co., MD. She was d/o Daniel Job and Rachel Haines, gd/o Daniel Job and Mary Brown. Submitted by Randy Jobe