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Itaim : I give unto my daughter inary James one Third Part of all iny Rael Estate When she comes to ye age of Eighteen years old : & one third Part of my Dweling house : onely her mother is to Improve it as is above mentioned :
Itaim I give unto my Daughter susannalı James one Third Part of all my Rael Estate when she comes to ye age of Eighteen years old : & one third Part of my Dweling house : onely her mother is to improve it as is above mentioned :
Itaim I give unto my Daughter : Ruth James one third Part of all my Rael Estate when she comes to ye age of Eighteen years old : & one third Part of my Dweling house onely her : mother is to Improve it as is above mentioned :
Itaim if my sd Wife be With Child : att this time : & have a son : & he lives to come to ye age of twenty one years : then he is to have all ye Estate : yt I have all Redey given to my three above Named Daughters (viz) mary : & susannah & : Ruth : & in lue
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of What is given to them : he is to Pay to Each of them : twenty Pounds : & if it be a daughter : it tis to have as Good apart of my Estate as : are one of my other Daughter above mentioned :
Lastly my Will & meaning is yt What Debts or dus are owing from me I order my Wife to Pay them & what Debts are Du to me my Wife is to Receve them : & I Doe apoynt iny above Named Wife to be Sole Exeter to this my last Will & testament : In Con- fermation here of I have here unto sett my hand & seal ye day & year above mentioned : In ye nineth year of King George ye second his Reign over grate britain : signed sealed & Declared : by Ed- mund James to be his last Will & testament in Presence of us John Tilton Edmund James Simon Batchelder Jabez Smith [Proved Feb. 20, 1735/6. ]
[Warrant, Aug. 1, 1736, authorizing James Fogg and John Tilton, both of Hampton, to appraise the estate. ]
[Inventory of the estate of Edmund James of Hampton Falls, Sept. 28, 1736 ; amount, £383.3.6 ; signed by John Tilton and James Fogg. ]
[Guardianship of Mary James, minor, inore than fourteen years old, and Ruth James, less than fourteen years old, daughters of Edmund James of Kensington, yeoman, granted to Abraham Moulton of Kensington Aug. 31, 1748.]
[Bond of Abraham Moulton, with Benjamin James and John Sherburne as sureties, all of Kensington, in the sum of £300, Aug. 31, 1748 ; witnesses, Moses Leavitt and N. Perryman. ]
JOHN BROWN I735 HAMPTON
In the Name of God Amen I John Brown Sent of Hampton In
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the Province of New Hampshire in New England Being but Weak as to my bodily health though of perfect mind & Memory not knowing how Soon my Change may come Do make & Ordain this my last will & Testament Vizt first of all I commend my Soul to god in christ my Saviour and iny body to the Dust to be de- cently Buried In hope of a Blessed Ressurrection to Life Eternal -And as to my temporal Estate I do Give Demise and dispose of the Same in manner following Vizt Imprimis iny will is that all my Just Debts & Funeral Expences be Duly paid by my Ex- ecutrix hereafter named And 2ly I Give to my Son John Brown my Ivory headed cane & after his Decease to liis Son John which with what I have already Given him in the two Hundred pounds that was paid him Instead of the Chester Land mentioned in his Accquittance and in the Land & Barn where he Now Dwalls Is & Shall be his full Double portion of my Estate-Item 3ly as to my Son Daniel Brown my will is that the tract of Land in Mendin which I have Given him Shall be his full portion And as to my Son Ebenezer Brown that Estate at Salisbury which I bought of William Boynton and have Given to the Said Ebenezer Shall be his full portion of my Estate And it is iny will that he Should Enjoy the Same on the Conditions or terms mentioned in my Deed to him & his lease or Obligation to me about ye Same Itein 4hly I Give to my Son Timothy Five pounds to be paid by my Execx which with what I have Given in his Liberal Edu- cation & Otherways Shall be his full portion-Item 5thly I Give to my Daughter Mary Woods Fifteen pounds besides the thirty pounds which She has had already And I Give to my Daughter Lydia five pounds besides the forty pounds which She has had already-And I Give to my Daughters Lois and Eunice forty five pounds a peice and as to my Daughter Ruth Read I have Given her forty five pounds already which is her full portion all which abovementioned Legacies that are yet to be paid Shall be paid by my Execx out of my Estate in Such Specie & in Such time & Manner as She can produce & Spare the Same by Selling or Im- proving of my Said Estate-
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Item 6ly I Give & Bequeath to my Beloved Wife Sarah Brown her heirs & assigns all my Real Estate in Lands houses & Build- ings whatsoever and wheresoever the Same is or may be found and Also all my personal Estate in Goods Chattels Stock Household stuff Money Debts Due to me And moveable Effects whatsoever (Excepting what is before Disposed of in this my Will) to Enable her to pay the abovementioned Legacies to my children as is above Expressed and for her Own Comfortable Support & Main- tainance hereby Giving her free Liberty & full power to Improve Sell or Dispose of the Same or any & Every part thereof as She Shall See meet & think best for her Own Comfort & her childrens Good & my will is that my Sd wife Should pay first ye abovesaid Legacies given to my Daughters Loice & Eunice if She Shall See it Needfull And finally I do constitute And Appoint my beloved wife Sarah to be Sole Executrix of this my Last will & Testament To Whom I further Give iny Negro Servant named Jarro & all my Coopers tools timber or Stuff belonging to his Trade She pay- ing all my Debts & funeral Expences & hereby Revoking all foriner Wills by me made I Do Ratify & Confirm this to be my Last Will & Testament-Witness my hand & Seal this twenty third Day of December Anno Domini 1735 annoque R : Regs Georgii Secundi Magnæ Brittaniæ &c
Signed Sealed & Declared by
John Brown ye Said John Brown to be his
Last will & Testament In Pres- ence of us
Charles Treadwell her
Sarah X Treadwell
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Anthony Morss
[Proved and allowed Sept. 27, 1738. ] [ Probate Records, vol. 14, p. 385. ]
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JACOB GARLAND I735
HAMPTON
[Administration on the estate of Jacob Garland of Hampton, yeoman, granted to his widow, Sarah Garland, and his son, Joseph Garland of Hampton, yeoman, Dec. 25, 1735.]
[ Probate Records, vol. 14, p. 117.]
[Warrant, Dec. 25, 1735, authorizing Nathaniel Prescott and Jacob Green, both of Hampton, to appraise the estate. ]
[ Probate Records, vol. 14, p. 115.]
[Inventory, Jan. 7, 1735/6; amount, £878.6.6; signed by Nathaniel Prescott and Jacob Green. ]
[Administrators' account of the settlement of the estate ; amount of personal estate, £260.6.6; expenditures, £64.7.8 ; allowed Dec. 29, 1736, and ordered that the balance be divided, one third to the widow, Sarah Garland, the remainder to the children, the oldest son receiving a double share. Joseph Garland, administra- tor, was a son, probably the oldest. ]
EBENEZER WEBSTER 1738/6 KINGSTON
In the Name of God Amen the Twelfth day of January Annoq Domini 1735/6 I Ebenezer Webster of Kingstown in the Province of New Hamps : in New England yeoman ; being very sick & weak in Body
Imprimis I Give & Bequeath unto Hannah my Dearly beloved Wife One Acre of Land out of my Homestead place to be good profitable Land fit for tillage as near & Convenient for her as may be found for her to hold Dureing her natural Life; & at her Decease to return to those Children in whose part it shall fall ; & also one Room in My House which she shall Choose ; & also one Third part of the Cellar Dureing her state of Widowhood ; And also all the Houshold stuff or moveable Estate within doors for
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ever to be at her Dispose Except one feather Bed which at her decease is to return to my son Ebenezer ; And also seven Bushels of Indian Corn & Two Bushels of English Corn & One Bushel of malt One Hundred pounds of good Pork, fifty pounds of good Beef yearly & every year Dureing lier state of widowliood to be Raised & Levied out of my Estate, viz ; out of that part of my Estate which I shall hereafter in this Instrument Give unto my son Eben- ezer ; & In Case it shoud plase God to Exercise her with Sickness or other Indisposition that he my sd son Ebenezer shall provide for her things Comfortable & necessary & Physicians & Nurse as need shall require & also one Barrel of Cyder yearly Dureing her state of widowhood
Item I Give to my wellbeloved son Ebenezer whom I Likewise Constitute make & Ordain my sole Executor of this my Last Will & Testament ; forty Acres of iny Homestead place & Bounded as followeth viz to begin at the southerly End of iny sd Land where it is Bounded on ye High Way & takeing ye whole width of ye sd Homestead Land & to run & Extend Northerly keeping ye whole width till it make or Complete ye sd forty acres haveing Land of John Websters on ye East & the residue of my Sd Homestead Live- ing on ye north & Land of Lieut John Sweat & Elisha Sweat on ye West ; & also all ye Priviledges & appurtenances or Commodi- ties unto the same belonging ; with the other End of my House & ye Remaining part of the Cellar & also ye Barn & Orchard thereon ; & also all my Moveable Estate without Doors as Cattle Horse Sheep &c & all Impliments for man and Beast ; & also hereby willing and ordering my sd son Ebenezer to pay all my Debts ; & to make ye above mentioned Provision for my sª Wife as ye above mentioned Corn Indian & English & malt pork Beef Cyder & Also to provide her A Horse to be at her service & also to keep & main- tain her a Cow Constantly & to keep for her Two sheep Dureing her state of Widowhood
Item & also liereby further Willing & ordering my sd son Ebenezer to pay or Deliver unto iny four Daughters : viz Rachel, Susanna, Hannah, & Mary, to Each of them A Cow to be Deliv-
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ered to Each & Every of them in ye fall or Autumn season of yo year ; & further at ye End of seven years from my Decease to pay or Deliver unto my sd four Daughters unto Each & Every of them A Heifer Comeing in three years Old or ye value thereof
Item I Give to Wellbeloved sons Joseph & Iddo the residue of my Sª Homestead place as followeth viz : to Joseph I Give fifteen Acres with ye Priviledges & appurtenances thereto belonging : & to Iddo I Give the rest be it more or Less & to Iddo I Give all my out Lands & If there be any thing Left out of this my Last will I Give it to my sd son Iddo : And I do hereby utterly disallow revoke & disanul all & every other formner Testaments legacies Wills & Bequests & Executors by me in any ways before named Willed & Bequeathed ; Ratifying & Confirming this & no other to be my Last Will & Testament. In Witness whereof I have here- unto set my hand & seal ye Day & year above written
Signed sealed published pro- Ebenezer Webster
nounced & declared by ye sd
Ebenezer Webster as his Last Will & Testament In presence of us ye Subscribers
John ffifield Ezra Clough Jeremy Webster [ Proved March 16, 1735/6.]
[Warrant, Feb. 25, 1735/6 authorizing Jedediah Philbrick and Jeremy Webster, both of Kingston, to appraise the estate. ]
[Inventory, March 5, 1735/6 ; amount, £592.15.0 ; signed by Jedediah Philbrick and Jeremy Webster. ]
JOHN MORRISON I735/6 LONDONDERRY
In the Name of God Ainen the Ninteen day of January one thousand seven hundred thirty five six I John Morison of Lon,
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donderry Within his Majets province of Newhampshirew- England Husbandman being very sick and weak in body
Imprimis I Give and Bequeath unto my wife Jean Morison Elles [alias] Steell after all Debts & funerall Charge is paid all and Every particular of my Moveballe Estate only iny will and desire is that if their be any thing of those Movables remaning at hur my said wifes death that then she shall Equaly devid what remains Amongst my four Children she had by mne (viz) samuell hannah Mary and Joseph Morison and Likewise in Consideration of severall Good Causes done by me unto him my son samuell Morison my will and desire is that he shall be at the trouble and Charge to keep a horse and Carry his mother to metting on the Lords day or any where Else where she may have Necesary occasion to Go And I Likewise Constitute Make & ordain My two sons James Morison and Jolin Morison to be iny sole Exacutors of this my last Will & Testament and do hereby uterly Disalow revoak and Dis- anull all & Every other Testament wills Leagices and Beaquests aud Exacrs by mne in any wise before named willed and Beaquethed Ratifying and Confirming this and no other to be my last will and testament In wittness whereof I have hereunto sett my hand and seall the day and year above Written
Signed sealed published pro- nounced and Declared by mne the said Jolın Morison as his last will and testament in the pres- ence of us the subscribers
his John X Morison Mark
his Matthew X Taylor Mark John Kinkead Robert Cochran [Proved June 4, 1736. ]
[Warrant, March 3, 1735/6, authorizing Matthew Taylor and Robert Cochiran, both of Londonderry, to appraise the estate. ]
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[Inventory, May 28, 1736 ; amount, {176.2.0 ; signed by Rob- ert Cochran and Matthew Taylor. ]
[James Morrison accepts executorship May 28, 1736.]
JACOB WORMWOOD I735/6 DURHAM
[Administration on the estate of Jacob Wormwood of Durham granted to Joseph Worinwood of Durham, yeoman, Feb. 2, 1735/6.]
[Probate Records, vol. 14, p. 139.]
[Warrant, Feb. 2, 1735/6, authorizing Francis Mathes and John Smith, both of Durham, to appraise the estate of Jacob Wormwood, yeoman, administration of which is granted to his brother, Joseph Wormwood. ]
[Inventory, Feb. 23, 1735/6; amount, £174.12.0; signed by Francis Mathes and John Smith. ]
SAMPSON BABB 1735/6 PORTSMOUTH
In the Name of God amen I Sampson Babb of portsmo in the province of Newhampr in New England *
I also Ordain and Make my wellbeloved wife Grace Babb my Sole Executrix of this my aforesaid Last Will
Item I give and bequeath to iny aforesaid wife Grace, (after the payment of all my Just Debts and funeral Charges) all my Stock of Neat Cattle horse kind Sheep and Swine togeath' with all my farming Implements of one kind and of another and also all my ready Money Debts Due to me and also all iny household goods Dureing her Natural life and to hier own Disposing She paying the Several Legacys to iny Several Childerin hereafter Named
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Item I give and bequeath to my Son Sampson Babb Twenty Shillings in Money
Item I give and bequeath to my Son Richd Babb : Twenty Shil- lings in Money
I give and bequeath to my Son Willm Babb : Twenty Shillings in Money.
Item I give and bequeath to my Son Benjamin Babb : Twenty Shillings in Money
Item I give and bequeath to my Daughter Mary Hodsdon Twenty Shillings in Money.
Item I give and bequeath to my Daughter Elizabeth alltimes Twenty Shillings in Money
Item I give and bequeath to my Daughter Sarah Johnson Twenty Shillings in Money
Item I give and bequeath to my Daughter Susannah Johnson Twenty Shillings in Money
Item I give and bequeath to my Daughter Esther Babb : Twenty Shillings in Money
all which aforesaid Legacys or bequests Shall be paid to the Several Legatees by my aforesaid Executrix in Some conveniant time after my Decease all the rest of my Estate botlı real and per- sonal both with Doors and without Doors I Doe freely give and bequeath to my aforesaid Executrix and if their Shall be any re- maining over and above what my Said Executrix Shall make use off for her Support and the payment of my Just Debts funerall Charges and the Several Legacys aforementioned that then Such over plush Shall be Disposed of amongst my Childrin att the Dis- cression of iny Said Executrix in Wittness whereof I Sd Sampson Babb have hereunto Sett my hand and Seal this fifth Day of feb- uary one thousand Seven hundred & thirty five Six
Signd Seald : pronounced and Declared : in presence of us Philip babb Israel hoyt Geo : Walton [Proved May 30, 1739.]
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MITCHELL
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[Guardianship of Phœbe Mitchell, minor, aged more than four- teen years, granted to John Walker of Kittery, Me., shipwright, Feb. 9, 1735/6.]
[Probate Records, vol. 14, p. 129.]
JOHN SCRIBNER I735/6 EXETER
The Last Will & Testament of John Scribner of Exeter in the Province of New Hampshire in New England Blacksmith In the Name of God Amen I John Scribner being weak of Body
Item I Give unto my Son John Scribner the One Half of My Land in Kingstown it being the whole One Hundred Acres as by the Records may More fully Appear And Also five pounds in Money to be paid by my Executor in Convenient time after my Decease
Item I Give unto my Son Edward Scribner the Other half of my Land in Kingstown and half of My Swamp or Meadow Ground Laying upon the South Side of Exeter River Joyning to the Land that was Granted unto Thomas Rawlings-
Item I Give unto the Children of My Son Samuel Scribner Deceas'd to Each of them five Shillings to be paid Within Con- - venient time after my decease-
Item I Give unto my Daughter Elizabeth Moody Five Pounds- Item I Give unto my Daughter Mary Gadon Five Pounds-
Item I Give unto my Daughter Abigail Young Five Pounds- Item I Give unto my Daughter Susanna Mudget Five pounds- Item I Give unto my Daughter Sarah Moodey Five pounds- Iten I Give unto my Son Joseph Scribner whom I Make the Sole Executor of this my Last Will & Testament my House & Land and the Other half of My Swamp or Meadow Ground upon the South Side of Exeter River and all my Moveable Estate he paying all the Legacies above mentioned And I do by these Pres-
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ents Revoke & Disannul all former Wills & Testaments by me heretofore made In Confirmation Whereof I have to this my Last Will & Testament Set my [hand] & Seal this Second Day of March In the year of Our Lord 1735/6
Signed Sealed and Owned In
John Scribner
the Presence of
Cartee Gilman he Mercy X Rawlings Mark Henry Steel
[Proved and allowed May 31, 1738.]
[ Probate Records, vol. 14, p. 340. ]
OBADIAH TRUE 1735/6 NEWCASTLE
[Administration on the estate of Obadiah True of Newcastle, yeoman, granted to his widow, Mary True, March 8, 1735/6.] [Probate Records, vol. 14, p. 142.]
[Warrant, March 8, 1735/6, authorizing Joseph Newmarch and Benjamin Downing, both of Newcastle, to appraise the estate. ]
[Inventory, March 29, 1736 ; amount, {115.16. 11 ; signed by Joseph Newmarch and Benjamin Downing.]
[Account of the settlement of the estate by Mary Seavey, ad- ministratrix, formerly Mary True; amount of estate, £115.16.11 ; expenditures, {239.13.1 ; allowed July 29, 1743 ; mentions " fu- neral Charges of two Childen of said Intestate both under Seven Years of Age," "Maintaining a Son of the said Intestate named Joseph from the Time of his fathers Death till he was Seven Years of Age being three Years," "Do another Child of said Intestate viz Mary born after his Decease Seven Years."]
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WILLIAM TAYLOR I735/6 EXETER
[Margaret Taylor renounces administration on the estate of her husband, William Taylor of Exeter, March 22, 1735/6, in favor of hier oldest son, Joseph Taylor. ]
[Administration on the estate of William Taylor, yeoman, granted to Joseph Taylor of Exeter yeoman, March 24, 1735/6.] [Probate Records, vol. 14, p. 148.]
[Warrant, Marchi 24, 1735/6, authorizing Nicholas Gordon and Cartee Gilman, both of Exeter, to appraise the estate. ]
[Inventory, April 6, 1736; amount, £960.0.0; signed by Nicholas Gordon and Cartee Gilman. ]
[Warrant, Nov. 25, 1736, authorizing Nicholas Gordon, Ed- ward Gilman, Cartee Gilman, Joseph Thing, and Joseph Lover- ing, all of Exeter, yeomen, to divide the estate among the widow, Margaret Taylor, and the children, Joseph Taylor, Margaret San- born, wife of Tristram Sanborn, Anna Scribner, widow, Sarah Clifford, wife of Isaac Clifford, Mary Philbrick, wife of Jedediah Philbrick, and Abigail Hubbard, wife of Richard Hubbard. ]
Province of Pursuant to A warrant to us Directed by the New Hamshire Honrable Benjamin Gambling Esq' Judge of the probatses of wills for the province aforesd for the Dividing the Estate of William Tayler Late of Exeter Deceased
We have accordingly set of unto margreat the widow of the sd William taylor one third part of the buildings and Lands which he died possessed of Viz : the west end of the Dwelling house & one third part of the Cellar one third of the Barn being the East end and the bounds of the Land begins at an Elm stump standing by M' Benjamin things fence about forty two rods to the westward of the northeast Corner of Sd Land and from thence to run south one degree west till it comes to the river to A walnut tree marked
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one four sides and from thence runing up the river till it comes to Joseph taylers Land given him by A deed of gift and bounding upon Sd Land till it Comes to the Northeast Corner of sd Land and from thence north thirty three degrees west till it Comes to the high way about three rods to the Eastward of the northwest Cor- ner of sd Land and bounding upon sd way till it comes to Benjamin things Land and bounding upon sd Land till it comes to the Elm stump first mentioned all the Land within these bounds is set of to the widows thirds Excepting one acre and quarter of orchard which is to be divided into five shares as hereafter mentioned and one rod in wedth from the Country road where the path now goes for A high way for the rest of the Children to Come to their Land and we have viewed the Land given to Joseph by A Deed of gift and find him to be wanting of having A Double share with the other five and have accordingly added thereto three acres and about fifty rods and bounded as followeth begining at the North- east Corner of his Land so given him and binding upon the widows thirds till it comes to the high way and by the way to Clement Moodys Land and upon sd Moodys Land till it Comes to Land given him by deed of gift the rest of the Land we have divided into five shares or Lots as followeth the first Lot begins at the Elm stump at the North East Corner of the widows thirds and from thence to run Easterly by things Land seven rods and from thence to run south one degree west the same wedth till it comes to the river the second lot begins at A stake at the Northeast corner of the first and runs Easterly by things Land seven rods to A stake and from thence south one degree west the same wedth till it comes to the river the third Lot begins at the north East Corner of the Second and runs Easterly Seven rods to A Stake and from thence South one degree west the same wedth till it Comes to the river the fourth Lot begins at the north east corner of the third and runs Easterly by things Land nine rods and A half till it comes to A stake from thence south one degree west till it Comes to the river the same wedth the fifth Lot begins at the north east Corner of the fourth and runs Easterly by things Land till it
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comes to Deacon Lords Land which he bought of amos Dollof and bounding upon said Land till it comes to richard gledens Land And bounding upon Gledens Land till it comes to Steels Land and bounding upon steels Land till it comes to the river the first Lot or share in the orchard begins at the south west corner of the young orchard six foot westerly from the aple tree and from thence northerly till it takes in fifteen aple trees as they are Spoted Joy- ning upon the widows thirds the second Lot begins at the east of the first and runs Easterly till it comes to the midley way between the third and fourth Row and from thence northerly till it takes in fifteen tree as they are spotted the third Lot begins Easterly of the second and takes in one row of aple trees and runs within two foot of the fifth row and from thence to run as the trees are spotted till it takes in fifteen trees the fourth Lot begins Easterly of the third and runs Easterly till it comes within two foot of the sixth row and from thence as the trees are spotted till it takes in four- teen trees thee fifth Lot begins Easterly from the fourth and runs Easterly till it Comes one rod beyond the trees and then northerly till it takes in all the apple trees being fourteen we have Likewise for the benifit of all the five Lots Laid out A piece of Land of one Rod wid begining at the country road and runing as the path now goes throug the widows thirds and through Each of the first four Lots till it Comes to fifth that every one may have Liberty to come to their own Land the buildings we have divided into seven shares two of which is Josephs the whole of which comes to twenty three pound six shillings and eight pence which is three pound nine shillings & six pence to A single share and we have valued Each single share at one hundred and fourteen pound which with the building comes to one hundred and seventeen pounds nine shillings & six pence to Margreat Sanburn the fifth Lot to Anna Scribner the fourth Lot to Sarah Clifferd the first Lot to mary philbrick the second Lot to Abigail hubard the third Lot as they drawed for they that have the first Lot in the Land hath the first in the orchard &c
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