Whittington, John.  Lands late belonging to Daniel
    Toaes, vested in him, 1706, ch. 5.
Whittington, William, (Maj.)  Certain Debts, due
    from Officers in Somerset County, transferred to him
    1699, ch. 2.
WILLIAM AND MARY Parish.  Newport Hundred,
    in Charles County, taken from King and Queen Parish,
    and united to it, 1706, ch. 7.  The same repealed,
    1715, ch. 3.  The old Stadt-House and Lot at St. Mary's
    City, settled on the Rector and Vestry, 1720, ch. 4.
    The Parish Church to be enlarged, &c.  1750, ch. 8.
Williams, Benjamin.  Enabled to sell a Tract in Cæcil 
    County, called Tibaulds, for Payment of the Debts of
    Joseph Williams, deceased, 1699, ch. 1.  See Cheney
    John.
William's Range, in Prince-George's County.  The
    Entail cut off, and other Lands settled in Lieu thereof,
    1741, ch. 10.
Wills and Inventories.  Several Copies of them to be recorded
    in the Commissary's Office, the Originals being destroyed
    in Custody of Humphrey Hubbard, Deputy
    Commissary of Dorchester County, 1707, ch. 9.

Wilmer, Simon.  See Stevens Dorothy.
Wilson, Samuel, Executor of Margaret Lindow.  Enabled
    to convey Lands to David Wilson, 1744, ch. 16.
Wilson's Grove, in Anne-Arundel County.  The Entail
    docked, and a Fee Simple Estate therein, vested in Lewis
    Duvall, 1737, ch. 3.
Woodward, Henry.  An Omission in his Last Will, remedied,.
    1762, ch. 23.
Woodward, Mary and Elizabeth.  See Dorsey Caleb.
WORCESTER Parish, erected out of All-Hallows Parish,
    in Worcester County, 1744, ch. 24.  A Chapel of
    Ease to be built, 1755, ch. 14.
Wright, Henry.  See Hawkins John.
Wright, Stephen.  Defects in the Conveyance of Lands to
    him by Matthew Beard, and from Stephen Wright to
    Samuel Chambers, supplied, 1715, ch. 5.
 

YOAKLEY, Stephen.  See Colmore Thomas