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Wife of David. | Legg, Susannah (I21645)
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Wife of Deacon Noah Alden, age 71. | Cook, Johanna (I15712)
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| 3653 |
Wife of Eli POND, II: Ruth (WISWELL) BULLARD, 1779-1854 | Wiswell, Ruth (I20621)
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Wife of Ens. Henery Holbrook, age 51. | Cook, Elizabeth (I5752)
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wife of John Clarke and wife of Joseph Bonnel, on May 8, 1705 gave bond as executrix of Clarke's will. She married 2nd Mr. Bonnel, who later became a Judge and Mayor of Elizabethtown. She was born 1678/9 and died Aug. 3, 1759 in her 81st year. Buried at Union. Judge Bonnel's will dated 174_ mentions daughter-in-law i.e. step-daughter) Martha, wife of Benjamin Lyn (Lyon). | Family F2559
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Wife of Sivanus, in 68th year; "wife of Silvens, smol pox" | Joanna (I40817)
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Wilhelm and Catharina had children baptized at Germantown Reformed and Gilead Lutheran at Centre Brunswick Churches. | Family F3412
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| 3658 |
WILKINSON
Samuel Wilkinson Junr., born 18th day 7th month 1674 (18 Sep 1674)
Huldah Wilkinson (wife), 17th day 9th month 1680 (17 Nov 1680)
Huldah, dau of Samuel & Huldah 16th day 12th month 1697 (16 Feb 1697/8)
Josiah, son of Samuel & Huldah 29th day 8th month 1699 (29 Oct 1699)
Samuel, son of Samuel & Huldah 9th day 2nd month 1705 (9 Apr 1701)
Zibiah, dau of Samuel & Huldah 2nd day 10th month 1702 (2 Dec 1702)
Patience, dau of Samuel & Huldah 8th day 6th month 1704 (8 Aug 1704)
Marcy, dau of Samuel & Huldah 12th day 12th month 1705 (12 Feb 1705/6)
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William, son of Samuel Wilkinson and Plain his wife, born 1st day 6th
month 1680 (1 Aug 1680) | Wilkinson, Samuel (I26915)
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| 3659 |
Will abstracted by Hilary Thorne, 10, Oct. 1989.
Abstract of JONATHAN CAMPBELL'S will of Minisink, Orange County, New York. 8 Dec 1810
1. All debts, to be paid out of estate.
2. I give to my son JONATHAN CAMPBELL, his heirs, etc. who now lives with me at farm I now live on
a. Purchased farm from DANIEL VAN FLEET
b. All appurtances of farm to go to son JONATHAN.
c. Son JONATHAN to inherit about 500 lbs.due to JONATHAN Sr. from RICHARD EASELL.
d. An obligation against BENJAMIN BLOOM
e. An obligation against HENRY REDEKER
3. Give to my daughter MARY HEDGER $25.00.
4. Give to my son BENJAMIN CAMPBELL $12.00.
5. Give to my daughter MEHITTABLE AUSTIN $25,00.
6. Give to my son JAMES CAMPBELL $25.00.
7. Give to my daughter JULIA WIND $25.00.
8. Give to my two sons BENJAMIN and JAMES equally between them a certain parcel of land I purchased of THOMAS BULL lying in Town of Newburgh.
9. All of the above (illegible) to be over and above whatsoever my children above named has had out of my estate heretofore.
10. My will is that my woman slave JANE be put at liberty.
11. Two bound children, one to BENJAMIN BLOOM and ROGER HOWELL, slaves during their natural lives, after expiration of bonds or indentures be let free and at liberty and do for themselves.
12. I ask my executors to collect all the debts which are due me.
a. The debts to be collected by law.
b. To pay the legacies above mentioned.
c. If not enough money, my son JONATHAN to make up defiency.
d. If debts more than enough to pay the legacies, overplus to be equally divided between the heirs.
e. Likewise all the estate which isn't otherwise disposed of to be equally divided between heirs.
13. I do further appoint sons JONATHAN CAMPBELL and JAMES CAMPBELL and INCREASE B. STODDARD to be my executors.
14. This my last will and testament, I put my hand this 8 Dec. 1810.
15. Witnesses, ABRAHAM KITCHAM, ADDI WILSON, JOHN STORY.
16. Signed, JONATHAN CAMPBELL.
Will Probated 4, Feb. 1813.
17. Orange County, N.Y. Be it remembered that on 4, Feb. 1813, appeared before me JAMES EVERETT, Surrogate of the county of Orange, N.Y. ABRAHAM KETCHAM, AND JOHN STOREY. They signed for JONATHAN CAMPBELL, his written instrument purporting to be his last will and testament.
a. Hearing on 8 Dec. 1810.
b. Diseased was of sound mind and memory to the best of the knowledge and belief of the deponents and that together with ADDI WILSON subscribe their names in the presence office of surrogate.
18. The preceding is a true copy of the orginal will of JONATHAN CAMPBELL of the certificate or the proof.
LETTY FOSTER Secretary. | Campbell, Jonathan (I24072)
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| 3660 |
Will Clark was married to Hannah Griswould [L'Hommedieu says Ingham] the 7th of March 1677-78 | Family F1525
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| 3661 |
Will dated. | Larimore, Thomas (I26614)
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| 3662 |
Will includes "I give and bequeath unto my grandson Jeremiah Scott 5 pounds... in addition to what hath before been given unto him by my sd husband" (probate records, Central Falls, RI) | Jenckes, Joanna (I18499)
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Will mentions: Father Ephraim Carpenter now of Long Island, NY; aunt-in-law Sarah Carpenter widow of Pautuxett in Providence Uncle Benjamin Carpenter & cousin Simon Smit executors. Witnessed: Elisha Arnold, Robert Davis, Nehemia Sheldon, Andrew Harris | Carpenter, Ephraim (I27766)
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| 3664 |
Will of Benjamin Lyon, "sick and weak;" wife Martha to have the use of the homestead, etc. Son Benjamin to have the Plantation adjoining John Tunis, etc. Sons Samuel and Moses to receive each ¹20, etc. when twenty-one years of age, and lands described. Sons Matthias and Daniel were, when twenty-one years of age, to receive lands described. To grand-son Rufus Crane, son of Jonas Crane, was given ¹20. Four daughters are mentioned, Rachel, Mary , Sarah, and Martha; the first two were married. Mention is also made of "my wife's two daughters, Mary Lum, wife of my son Benjamin, and Hannah Lum." Executors: son Benjamin Lyon, Joseph Lyon and son-in-law, Amos Day. Witnesses: Stephen Morehouse, John Perry, Charles holt. Inventory taken 28 Jan 1747/48 by Christopher Wood and Benjamin Crane, appraisers. | Lyon, Benjamin (I30154)
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| 3665 |
WILL OF EBENEZER THOMSON-4:
In the name of God, Amen, the ninth Day of October in the year of our Lord 1747.
I , Ebenezer Thomson of Mendon in the County of Worcester and Province of Massachusetts Bay in New England, Yoeman, being weak by reason of age together with lanquishing sickness therefore, calling to mind the mortality of my body and knowing that it is appointed to all men once to die. I do make and ordain this my last Will and Testimony;
That is to say , prinsaply and first of all, I give and recommend my soul into the hands of God Tthat gave it, hoping through the merits of my Saviour . Jesus Christ to have free pardon of all my sins and to inherit everlasting life and my body I commit tothe earth to be decently buried at the descresion of my son , Edward Thomson, according to the method of the place where he lives, and nothing doubting that at the general Resurection I shall receive the same again by the mighty power of God; and as touching those worldly goods and estate as herewith it hath pleased God to bless me with, in this life, I give, demise and depose of the same in the following manner and form. That is to say, first. I will that all those dues and debts which I owe in right of concience to aney manner of person whatsoever shall be well and truly paid in a convenient time after my
decease by my son Edward Thomson.
Item: I give and bequeth to Dorothy, mt beloved wife, my great Bible and her thirds in all my moveable estate, boath real and personal, during her life, and one-half of my movables tha tare in the house, I mean my housel goods, I give to my wife her own disposing ; the other half I give my daughter , Deborah Hall, or to my said Daughter's heirs , in case she should decease before me, said goods to be equily divided between my wife and daughter imediate after my decease.
In the next place I give to my eldest son, Ebenezer Thomson, and to my second son Eleazer Thomson, and to my third son, Ezra Thomson and Mehetable Rockwood's children. who was a daughter of mine, being now deceased, and to my daughter Deborah Hall, equily together, two certian pieces of land laying in said Mendon , near Bellingham line, on the East side of Mill River, containing one hundred acres-excepting ten acres on the southermost side of the southernost piece of said land which I give to my son Elisha Thomason-my deceased daughter's children. all of them to have one share equil to one of the rest.
Futhermore I do likewise constitute and ordain my son Ezra Thomson , my only and sole Executor of this my last Will and Testament and I do herby utterly dialow and disanul all and every other and former Tesaments and Wills, legacies and execution , by me before in aney ways. named willed and bequeathed, rattified, and confirmed.
This and no other be my last Will and Testament. In witness whereof I have hereto set my hand and seal the day and year above written in the twenty first year of his Majesty's Reign , annoque, 1747.
[seal] EBENEZER THOMSON
his hand and seal signed, sealled published, pronounsed and declared by the said Ebenezer Thomason as his last Will and Testament in the presents of us,
her X- mark; PROVIDED GASKILL
DAVID POND | Thompson, Ebenezer (I12113)
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| 3666 |
Will of Elizabeth (Tilley) Howland widow:
..."being 79 yeares of Age," mentions eldest son John Howland; sons Joseph Howland, Jabez Howland, Isaack Howland; daughter Lidia Browne & son-in-law James Browne; daughters Elisabeth Dickenson, Hannah Bosworth; granddaughter Elizabeth Bursley; grandson Nathaniel Howland son of son Joseph; grandsons James Browne, Jabez Browne; granddaughters Dorothy Browne, Desire CUSHMAN.
Proved 10 Jan 1687/8. | Cushman, Desire (I44238)
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Will of Elizabeth (Tilley) Howland widow:
..."being 79 yeares of Age," mentions eldest son John Howland; sons Joseph Howland, Jabez Howland, Isaack Howland; daughter Lidia Browne & son-in-law James Browne; daughters Elisabeth Dickenson, Hannah Bosworth; granddaughter Elizabeth Bursley; grandson Nathaniel Howland son of son Joseph; grandsons James Browne, Jabez Browne; granddaughters Dorothy Browne, Desire CUSHMAN.
Proved 10 Jan 1687/8. | Tilley, Elizabeth (I19255)
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| 3668 |
Will of Samuel Willbor. Page 124.
Feb 27th 1749-50 Samuel Willbor of Little Compton Yeoman.
To wife Elizabeth Willbor use of all lands, housing I now dwell on.
To son Robert Wilbor all lands and housing in the town of Dartmouth where he now dwells and all wearing apparel.
To son Thomas Wilbor 50 pds.
To son Abisha Wilbor 700 pds.
To son Ezek Wilbor one fourth of all my lands in Little Compton.
To son Ebenezer Wilbor one fourth of all my lands and housing in Little Compton.
To Son David onefourth of all my lands and housing in Little Compton. and my great bible.
To son Samuel Wilbor one fourth of all my lands and housing in little Compton.
To daughter Susannah Tripp 50 pds.
To daughter Mary Davel 50 pds.
To daughter Elizabeth Mosther 50 pds.
To daughter Martha Wilbor 65 pds.
To daughter Ruth Wilbor 65 pds.
To daughter Joanna Wilbor 65 pds.
To daughter
Wife Elizabeth Executrix.
Witnesses. Samuel Wilbor
Thomas Palmer
Isreal Stodeard Proved June 2d 1752.
Job X Brownell | Wilbore, Samuel (I46442)
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| 3669 |
Will of Sarah Arnold, Widow of Stephen Arnold Sen. 26th April 1708 (Page 89 Record of Wills No. 1 Warwick)
In the Name of God Amen -I Sarah Arnold of Pawtuxet in the Township of Providence in the Colony of Rhoad Island and Providence Plantations Widow being aged and striken in years but of perfect sense & memmorey thenkes be given to God therefore Calling to mind the mortallity of my body and knowing that it is appoynted for all men once to dy, Do therefore make this my last will & testament in'manner & form following that is to say I bequeath my soul to God that made it hoping by the merit of our saviour.Jesus Christ to be raised up to everlasting salvation. And as for m@, body I bequeath it to the earth to be buried in deceant,ancl ;hristanlike manner at the discression of my executor here after named And as for what wordly welth it hath pleased the Lord to bestow upon me, I give bequeath and devise as followeth:
Imp- I give and bequeath of that twenty pounds that my Grandson James Dexter owes me, three pounds to my 2d Grandson James Dexter and fifty shillings to Isable Dexter and fifty shillings to Grand Daughter Esther Hawkins and as for the other twelve pounds I give to my eldest son Israel Arnold and my youngest son Elisha Arnold to be equally divided betwixt them that is to say six pounds to each of ihem.
Item: I give to my daughter Elizabeth Green ye sum of ten pounds in money & a new coverlid the money to be at seventeen penyweight six shillings.
Item - I give to my daughter Sarah Carpenter the sum of ten pounds in money at seventeen peny weight for six shillings.
Item: I give to my grand Daughter Mary Smith fifty shillings seventeen peny weight.
Item: I give to my four grand Daughters Elizabeth Smith, Hannah Smith Sarah Smith and Phcebe Smith five pounds apiece in money at the same lay above sd.
Item: Whereas I borrowed eight pounds of my son Stephen Arnold and lent it to Peter Green of Coweaset and the sd Peter Green gave bond for the money to my son Stephen, how be it I paid my son Stephen for the Sd eight pounds and now the bond from said Peter Green is to my son Stephen although it be my proper estate Therefore I give and bequeath the sd eioht pounds to my sd son Stephens four daughters viz Phebe Arnold Mary Arnold Sarah Arnold and Penelope Arnold to be equally divided amongst them that is forty shillings apeice to each of them.
Item: I give to my son Stephen Arnold imy Great Case of Bottles.
Item: I give to my three Grand Daughters Elizabeth Smith Hannah Smith and Pfiebe Smith each of them a great Pewter Platter.
Item: I give to my grand Daughter Sarah Smith the rest of my Pewter all excepting my bed pan and that is to be for ye use of any or all my children, also I give to her my silver drain cup. Item: I give to my daughter Sarah Carpenters Daughter Sarah a silver spoon and one of my great chests.
Item: I give to my daughter Sarah Carpenter one Gown and one Petty Coat.
Item: I give my bed and three blankets to my Grand Daughter Sarah Arnold my son Stephens daughter.
Item: for all the rest of my estate that is left at my decease after all these legacyes are paid out
I give and bequeath to my Daughter Phebe Smith wife of Benjamin Smith.
Item: I do by these presents constitute and appoint my loving Son in Law Benjamin Smith of Patuxit in the Township of 'Warwick in the Colony Of Rhoad Island and Providence plantations To be the whole and sole executor of this my last will and testament to execute all and ever particular according to the true purport and meaning thereof to receive in all Depts due me and to pay all legacys herein before mentioned and herewith I renounce all former wills testaments or bequeaths by me heretofore made Ratyfying and confirming this and no other to be my Last Will and Testament In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and scale this twenty sixth day of Aprill in the year of Our Lord 1708.
THE MARK OF SARAH ARNOLD
Signed Sealed Produced and Declared by the said Sarah Arnold to be her Last Will and Testament in the presence of us
Elisha Arnold
James Arnold
Mist Sarah Arnold personally apeared before me the 28th of April 1708 and acknowledged the above ritten will to be her act and Deed she being in perfect memory
RICHARD GREEN Assist.
May ye 2nd 1713.
Mr James Arnold one of the witnesses to the above sd will apeared before the Town Council of Warwick and gave Ingagement that he saw Mrs. Sarah Arnold the testator to this will signe and seal the above written as her Last Will and Testament and that she was of perfect sense and memory and that he saw Elisha Arnold signe as a witness to the same taken before ye Councill ye day & year above said as atest JohnWickes Clerk of ye Councill and for as much as the Law provides there shall' be three witnesses to every will and this will i having but two witnesses but being acknowledged before a magistrait we the town Councill do aprove sd will to be good and vallied in law According to the true intent and meaning there of.
RANDALL HOLDEN Assistant
Job GREEN
BENJAMIN GREEN JUStig
MALACHY ROADES
SAMUEL STAFFORD
BENJAMIN BARTON
JOHN WICKES
The Inventory amounting to 145 pounds 05 00 Included Silver Plate 15 pounds Silver money 60 pounds | Smith, Sarah (I27149)
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| 3670 |
Will probated. | Seeley, John (I55502)
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| 3671 |
Will probated. | Kuhlmann\Kilmer, Wilhelm (I49339)
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Will probated. | Lum, Samuel (I30152)
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| 3673 |
Will probated. | Kuhlmann\Kilmer, Johannes (I29054)
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| 3674 |
Will probated. | Kuhlmann\Kilmer, Simon (I29039)
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| 3675 |
Will probated. | Linck, Johann Philip (I29035)
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| 3676 |
Will probated. | Trask, Elias (I26577)
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| 3677 |
Will proved 28 May 1692. | Jans, Swaentje (I46033)
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| 3678 |
Will proved. | Ruggles, Anna (I66325)
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| 3679 |
Will proved. | Butterworth, Samuel (I51720)
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| 3680 |
Will proved. | Alice (I50918)
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| 3681 |
Will proved. | Heard, Luke (I48832)
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Will proved. | Bixby, Jonathan (I48817)
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| 3683 |
Will proved. | Freimčauer, Johannes (I47278)
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| 3684 |
Will proved. | Carr, Robert (I46448)
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| 3685 |
Will proved. | Carr, Esek (I46446)
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| 3686 |
Will proved. | Carr, Elizabeth (I46445)
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| 3687 |
Will proved. | Deuel\Devol, Silas (I46414)
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| 3688 |
Will proved. | Kent, Josiah (I44209)
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| 3689 |
Will proved. | Heath, Peleg (I44110)
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| 3690 |
Will proved. | Campbell, Samuel (I41165)
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| 3691 |
Will proved. | Lum, Jonathan (I30878)
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| 3692 |
Will proved. | Clark, John (I30328)
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| 3693 |
Will proved. | Lyon, Benjamin Esq. (I30156)
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| 3694 |
Will proved. | Eborne, Samuel (I26139)
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| 3695 |
Will proved. | Arnold, Joanna (I13507)
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| 3696 |
Will proved. | White, Thomas Captain (I12636)
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| 3697 |
Will proved. | Godfrey, Richard (I9978)
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Will testator: LEWIS, DEMARQUIS L. CHAMPION 23-35-69 | Lewis, DeMarquis LaFayette (I27093)
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Will was probated 5 June 1677. He may have died December 1675 in the Narragansett Swamp Fight. | Chalker, Stephen (I24104)
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Will: "James BATE, Elder of Dorchester in New England, 22nd day of the ninth month called November, 1655, give unto my Sonne Mr. Richard BATE of Lid Towne in Kent in Old England, all my Lands, moveable goods & debts that I now have or hereafter may have in Old or New England, to be disposed of by him, according to his discretion; yet desireous that he would attend unto such directions thereabout, as I shall send in writing, unless I shall see ground and reason afterwards to alter the said directions in any of the pticulars thereof. Said Sonne whome I have all wayes found faithful, my sole executor." Subcribed as well as he in ye want of his bodily sight could write in ye presence of Gabrell MEAD & Robt HOWARD, Notary public. James BATE Codicil --- "Sonne James BATE shalbe joyned Executor with Sonne Richard, only for this purpose, that, sonne James may receive such debts as are owing unto me in New England, also to Sell such Lands & goods as I have, excepting what is mentioned in my directions, to be given unto my Grand child James ffOSTER, provided he doth make a true inventory thereof, and convey ye said Estate unto my said Sonne Richard." 26 Nov 1655 Roger CLAP, aged forty six yeares or thereabouts, saith -- he being with Mr. James BATE to visete him in his sicknes, -- he intreated him to take some wittnes with himselfe, that it was his will his daughter GIBSON have ten pounds for hir owne use & at her disposing, & not to her husbands; the said Roger said to Mr. BATE, if you have any written will, it must be added thereto, he replyed with earnestness that he would have done. Edward, Roger & Nicholas CLAPP -- have all three taken theire Oathes to the truth of the Testimony -- written 17: 11th mo. before me, 22 Jan 1655. Jo: ENDECOTT, Governor I Jas BATE testify, -- I heard my father BATE say the Sabbath day before he dyed, that he would give unto his dau. Margret GIBSON tenn pounds -- at her disposing, & not at her husbands, which he said he would add unto his written will. James BATE came before me, 19: 11mo called January 1655, and too oath to the truth of the promises. Jo ENDECOTT, Governor Know That whereas I James BATE the Elder have made a will, --22nd: 9mo 1655, wherein I make son Richard Sole Executor expressing in Said will further direction, in writing to be given unto him--as followeth, vdiz.--he to give unto sonne James three children Samuel, Allice & Mary, 100 pounds a piece, when one and twenty yeares of age; son James to have the profit of said portions, until then for & towards their bringing up; in case he doth goe with his family to Live in England. Allso sonne James putt in good security to pay said 300 pounds. My house, Orchard & three Acres of planting land adjoyning with the meadow, also adjoyning, on ye back of said dwellinghouse, in Dorchester, New England, I give unto James FOSTER, his grandchild provided that dear wife Allice BATE have her maintenance out of said house &c. Also I will Mr. MATHER, Teacher of the church of Dorchester have 20 pounds and ye now wife of Gabriell MEAD 20 pounds. These directions bearing date with said will. James BATE ye Elder 14 Jan 1655 deposed by Robert HOWARD, Notary public | Bate, James (I22674)
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