John WATERS

                   Homestead Jericho and part of Cherry Walk totaling 280 acres plus slaves and personalty
Residue to be sold and eqyually distributed among Arnold and Mary and Sarah
                  

                   Residue to be sold and equally distributed among Arnold and Mary and Sarah
                  

                   Residue to be sold and equally distributed among Arnold and Mary and Sarah
                  

                   200 acres Indian Town Land
                  

                   280 acres Maiden's Fancy  where he now is living
Surveying instruments
                  

                   150 acres  Water's Purchase for life plus slaves and personalty and placed under guardianship of her brother Samuel
                  

                   Then came Charity Collison administratrix of Edward Collinson late of Anne Arundel County deceased and made oath on the holy Evangels of Almighty God that the foregoing is a true and perfect inventory of all and singular the goods and chattels of the said deceased, that have come to her hands or possession at the time of the making thereof and that what hath since, or shall hereafter come to her hands or possession, she will return in an additional inventory, that she knows of no concealment of any part or parcel of the deceased estate, by any person whatsoever, and that, any to be, she will acquaint the Orphans Court therewith, or the Register of Wills for the time being with such concealment or cause of suspicion, that it maky be enquired into according to law, sworn before
Jno. Gassaway, Regr. Wills for AA Coty.
Anne Arundel County, 12-22-1789
Charity filed her bond for letters of aadministration on her deceased husband, Edward on the 3-31-1789. Nathaniel Chew and her brother, Arnold, appeared as sureties. On the same day, the oath of appraisers was sworn by Jacob Franklin and James Disney for Edward's inventory.
Anne Arundel County to wit
3-31-1789
You are hreby desired to administer the oath of appraisers to Jacob Franklin and James Disney well and truly to appraise  the goods and chattels of Edward Collosin late of Anne          Arundel County deceased in current money (Dollars at Seven     Shillings and six pence each) so far for forth as the same          shall come to their sight and knowledge and to certify your           compliance at the foot hereof for which this shall be your          sufficient warrant.
Test. Jno Gassaway, Regr. Wills for AA            Cty.
To any one of the Justices of the peace for the county afsd.
On 6-25-1789 James Disney qualified to the above warrant. Thos. Tongue
On 7-3-1789 Jacob Franklin affirmed to the above warrant,
before James Disney.