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- According to Clark, "This Joshua left no will, but he and his wife were alive on a deed of 1811 when they deeded 'Woodstock Enlarged' to Dr. Charles Duvall. In 1812 he agreed to Dr. Charles Duvall being guardian to his children for hte benefit of his property to be inherited form Richard Jones Waters, brother to my wife. . . .: 'Charles Duvall, Jr. of Prince George's County appears in court and makes application to be appointed guarding to William W. Marriott, Richard Marriott, George W. Marriott, Thomas Marriott, Alice Marriott, and Julian Marriott . . . Mar. 31, 1812.' . . . 'I Joshua Marriott renounce all rights and pretentions to guardianship of my children (same names as foregoing) to Dr. Duvall being the person chosen by them and that their choice had my approbation. /s/ Joshua Marriott.'" [1]
- According to Clark, he is named in his father's will. [2]
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