![]() Born 1741, died Dec 1828, 86 or 87 years REFN: 1869 Will recorded in Folio 82, January 1829, he bequeathed the Home Farm, known as 'Hope and the Survey of Hope' Vis: the One half on which the outbuildings were located to his eldest son and heir at law, John. The remaining half being unimproved land to his maiden daughter, Syrena yet at home. Mountain View which the Col. possessed under a grant from King George III in 1760 he had ceded to Major James Simmons in 1797. The remainder of his estate was devised to all his children, share and share alike. Hope contained 239 1/2 acres, Mountain View 353 acres. James is known to history as the owner of the famous Tanneyhill Mill, which supplied the revolutionary army with flour. Married to: ![]() Children: 1. ![]() 2. ![]() 3. ![]() 4. ![]() 5. ![]() Died 1834 REFN: 2214 A large and successful planter of Frederick county and a graduate of the Landen Military Institute. 6. ![]() Born Aug 11, 1789 at Montgomery Co., MD, died Mar 11, 1864, 74 years, buried at Monocacy Cemetery, MD REFN: 2215 7. ![]() 8. ![]() |