Ruth Billingsley was granted administration of her husband's estate in Rowan County on 7 August 17__ [illegible]. She and James Wilborn signed the bond (Ruth with "her mark").[4]
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Maryland Marriages 1634-1777, compiled by Robert Barnes (copyright 1975; 1987 printing), p 15
Billingsley, Baz'l, 29 Jan. 1767, Ruth Smithson "2 BA-230" (2 BA=Baltimore County, "St. John's and St. George's Parish; copy made by Harrison, at MHS. (Despite the title of the manuscript, the records are chiefly those of St. John's Parish)")
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Billingsley, Baz'l, 29 Jan. 1767, Ruth Smithson "2 BA-230" (2 BA=Baltimore County, "St. John's and St. George's Parish; copy made by Harrison, at MHS. (Despite the title of the manuscript, the records are chiefly those of St. John's Parish)")