Henderson, Jacob, (Rev.)  See Q. Anne's Parish.
Herman, Augustine.  His Last Will confirmed. as it
    now stands recorded in the Commissary-General's Office,
    1694, ch. 3.
Herman, Casparus Augustine.  Confirmation of Two
    Deeds to him; the one from George Oldfield, and Petronella
    his Wife, the other from Richard Carr, 1728,
    ch. 13; and 1730, ch. 12.
Herman, Ephraim Augustine, vested in a Fee Simple Estate
    of Little Bohemia, and enabled to cut off the Entail,
    1724, ch. 4.
Herman, Catherine, Widow, enabled to sell Land in Annapolis,
    according to the Contract of her deceased Husband,
    1697, ch. 4.
Hickman, William.  Lands in Calvert County vested in
    him, which were formerly purchased by his Father from
    Thomas Hinton, 1711, ch. 12.
Hicks, Thomas.  See Smithson Thomas.
Hill, Moses.  See Hammond William.
Hinton, Thomas.  See Hickman William.
Holdsworth, Samuel.  The Title of a Parcel of Land in
    Calvert County, confirmed to him and his Heirs, against
    Edward Husbands and his Heirs for ever, 1681, ch. 17.
Holland, Jacob.  See Holland's-Choice.
Holland, William, (Col.)  Confirmation of Lands to him,
    Richard Harrison, and Samuel Chew, 1709, ch. 4;
    and 1711, ch. 7.
Holland's Choice.  The Entail cut off, and Jacob Holland
    enabled to sell the same, and entail other Lands in
    Lieu thereof, 1749, ch. 14.
Hollingsworth, Thomas.  See Wells Zorobabel.
Hollyday, James.  Enabled to draw Bills for a certain
    Balance of Sterling Duties, received by his Father James
    Hollyday, Esq; late Treasurer od the Eastern Shore, and
    by him remitted to William Hunt, Merchant in London,
    1762, ch. 15.  Enabled to pay Money to the Visitors
    of Worcester County School, 1763, ch. 16.
Hollyday, Leonard.  Certain Lands vested in his Female
    Heirs, 1756, ch. 17.
Hollyday, Sarah, Widow.  Enabled to pay Money, 1748,
    ch. 23.
Hood, Caspar.  See Howel Thomas.
Hope.  A Tract so called.  See Goodridge's Choice.
Howard, Benjamin.  Enabled to sell Lands in Anne-Arundel
    County, and to entail other Lands in Baltimore
    County, 1718, ch. 12.  The Survey of Howard's Purchase
    made good to him, 1720, ch. 7.  See Roper's
    Neck.
Howard, John Greenriff.  Impowered to dock the Entail
    of Part of Harborough, and to entail other Lands in
    Lieu thereof, 1755, ch. 18.
Howard's Purchase.  See Howard Benjamin.
Howel, John.  See Bennet Richard.
Howel, Thomas.  A Mortgage from him to Edward
    Beck, Attorney in Fact for Caspar Hood, confirmed,
    1735, ch. 21.
Howerton's Range.  See Duvall Benjamin.
Huddleton's Right.  See Stirling James.
Humphries, Thomas, Esq;  See Gresham John.
Hurd, John.  A Deed to him from Bartholomew Atkinson,
    and Sibera his Wife, made valid, 1727, ch. 15.
Husbands, Edward.  Punished for Menacing and Cursing
    the Assembly, 1678, ch. 18.  See Holdsworth Samuel.
Husbands, William.  Defects in a Deed to him, of Stillington
    and Chance, in Cæcil County, from Edward
    Warner, supplied, 1731, ch. 16.
Hutcheson, William.  Declaration of what Estate Gabriel
    Parker and Anne his Wife, have in the Lands devised
    by him to them, 1724, ch. 5.
Hutchinson, William.  A defective Entry in the Records
    of Prince George's County, of a Deed to him from
    John Wheeler, aided, 1755, ch. 4.
Hyde, John, of London, Merchant.  Certain Lands
    confirmed to him, 1708, ch. 6.  See Stirling Thomas.
Hynson, John.  See Bryan Matthew.

JACKSON, Thomas.  See Read Henry Wallace.
ST. JAMES'S Parish, in Anne-Arundel County.
    Certain Lands vested in the Vestry thereof, given by James
    Rigby and Elizabeth his Wife, both deceased, 1701,
    ch. 5.  The Rector and Vestry enabled to lease a certain
    Church Lands, 1744, ch. 21.  An new Church to be built,
    1762, ch. 28.
JANSEN-TOWN, in Anne-Arundel County, Erected,
    1733, ch. 3.
Jarboe, John, (Lieut. Col.)  His nuncupative Will confirmed,
    1676, ch. 19.
Johns, Isaac.  See Adair Robert.
ST. JOHN'S Parish, in Baltimore County.  Stoakley
    Manor, alias Stoak Flemmon, settled on the Rector and
    his Successors, for ever, 1719, ch. 6.  A Chapel of Ease
    to be built in the Fork of Gunpowder River, 1752,
    ch. 15; and 1753, ch. 32.  See Eaton Jeremiah.
ST. JOHN'S Parish, in Prince George's County, divided,
    and Prince George's Parish elected thereout, 1726,
    ch. 6.  b  A Chapel of Ease erected on the Land given by
    William Scott, 1744, ch. 12.  b  The Vestry enabled
    to purchase Three Acres of Land, and to build a Chapel
    of Ease thereon, 1744, ch. 26; and 1748, ch. 16.  A
    Parochial Assessment for enlarging the Church, 1763,
    ch. 27.
        b  In the Acts of 1744, ch. 12 and 26; and 1748,
            ch. 16, there is a Misnomer, the Parish being therein
            called King George's Parish; which happened (as
            I am informed,) thro' the Whim of the then Incumbent,
            who would needs have the Elder Parish,
            as Parent of the Younger, to be called K. George's
            Parish, though without any legal Authority.
ST. JOHN'S Parish, in Queen Anne's and Talbot Counties,
    erected out of St. Paul's, 1748, ch. 13.
Johnson, Robert.  A Lot in ANNAPOLIS settled on him,
    1719, ch. 5.  The same Lot, after his Decease, settled
    on Robert Gordon, 1723, ch. 26.  And lastly, on
    Horatio Samuel Middleton, and his Heirs, 1753,
    ch. 25.
Johnson, Susannah.  Confirmation of Lands in Anne-Arundel
    County, to her, 1716, ch. 15.
Johnson, Thomas, Esq;  See Hancox Edward.
JONAS-TOWN, in Baltimore County, erected, 1732,
    ch. 14.  United to Baltimore-Town, 1745, ch. 9.
Jones's Fancy.  See Matthews Hugh.
Jones, John.  See Bennet Richard.
Jones, Thomas.  Confirmation of a Sale of Land to him
    from Joseph Bridge, Esq;  1716, ch. 18.
JOPPA, Erected into a Town, 1724, ch. 16; and 1737,
    ch. 11.
Jordain, John.  Enabled to sell Billingsley's Point,
    1724, ch. 3.  A Deed to him from Thomas Larkin,
    deceased, to be recorded, 1756, ch. 18.
Joseph, William.  Confirmation of a Letter of Attorney
    to him, from his Father William Joseph, Esq; for the
    Sale of Lands, 1705, ch. 3.
Ivy, Anthony, and Anne his Wife, (Daughter and Heiress
    at Law to Robert Smith, Esq;)  A Marriage of
    Land confirmed to them, 1713, ch. 7.  A Conveyance of
    Land from them to Richard Moore and Edith his Wife,
    confirmed, 1716, ch. 4.  The like from them to John
    Alla, 1716, ch. 9.  The like from them to Thomas and
    John Davies, 1716, ch. 10.

KING AND QUEEN Parish, in St. Mary's
    County.  A new Church to be built, and Newport
    Church to be repaired, 1735, ch. 9; and 1736, ch. 13.
    Its Bounds ascertained, 1748, ch. 4.  See also, Ibid.
    ch. 9.  A Chapel of Ease to be erected, 1750, ch. 21.
    Chaptico Church to be repaired, 1754, ch. 6.
KING GEORGE'S Parish.   See St. John's Parish in
    Prince George's County.
Kingsbury, James.  A Deed to him from Thomas Gibson,
    made valid, and to be recorded, 1731, ch. 6.