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Item I give & bequeath to my said Sister Ann Langdon four Pair of Cotton & four Pair of Lining sheets also a Pair of half Pint Silver Cans also one Duzen China Plates & Three Dishes all blew & white
Item I give & bequeath to Mrs Lydia Cutt during her Natural Life the Interest & Income of Fifteen Hundred Pounds old Tenour to be annually paid her by my Executor and after her Deceas I give and bequeath the sª Principle Sum of Fifteen Hundred Pounds to the above mentioned Church of England in Portsm° to be held & Improved as in & by this Will the money Legacies to the sª Church is directed & mentioned
Item I give & bequeath to the sd Lydia Cutt four Pair of Linen & four Pair Cotton Sheets & one Duzen China Plates & Three Dishes bew & white I also give her one of my Silver Cans which holds about Two thirds of a Pint
Item I give & bequeath to Mrs Dorothy Read Three pair of Linin & three Pair of Cotton Sheets & one Duzen China Plates & Three Dishes bew & white
Item I give & bequeath to the Children of my Sister Dorothy Gillman deceased & to be paid by my Executor Viz to Christor Rymes Nathaniel Rogers & Dorothy Taylor Each Two Hundred Pounds old Ten' and I also give & bequeath to Nancy Barrett grand Child of my said Sister Two Hundred Pounds old Ten™ these Legacies to be paid to the minors when they come of age
Item I give & bequeath to Mrs Sarah Jaffrey My Silver Tea Kittle Lamp & Stand
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Item I give & bequeath to Mrs Hannah Atkins my pair of Sil- ver butter boats so called
Item I give & bequeath Gregory Purcel Esq & to his Heirs & assigns for ever a Tract of Land of about One Hundred acres more or less Situate in Nottingham in this Province near or adjacent to the Estate of Joshua Peirce Esq deceased & is that Tract I bought of Mr Coffin of Newbury
Item I give & bequeath to Mrs Rebecca Wentworth Daughter of John Wentworth of Portsmouth Esqr one Hundred Poundsold Tent
Item I give & bequeath to the reverend Mr arthur Brown Two Hundred Pounds old Ten'
Item I give & bequeath to Mrs Hannah Jackson Daughter of Elisha Jackson late of Portsmouth deceasd one Hundred Pounds old Ten' & Paid by my Executors when She comes of Age
Item I give & bequeath to M' Thomas Odiorne of Exeter in this Province mercht Three Hundred Pounds old Tenour to be paid him by my Executors here after mentioned
Item I give & bequeath to Peter Gillman of Exeter in this Province Esqr Three Hundred Pounds old Ten' to be paid by my Executors here after mentioned
Item I give & bequeath to my Nephew Samuel Sherburne Son of my Brother Henry Sherburne Esqr all the Residue of my Estate both Real & Personal of what Kind or Nature soever to have & to Hold to him the said Samuel & to his Heirs & assignes for ever
Lastly I Do hereby nominate Constitute & appoint Theodore Atkinson & Hunking Wentworth both of Portsmouth in the Province of New Hampshire aforesa Esqrs to be the Executors of this my last Will & Testament hereby Impowering them to See the Same duly Executed according to the Intent & Design thereof -
In testamony whereof I have Signed & Scald the Same don at Portsmouth this fifth Day of February Annoq Domini one thousand Seven Hundred & Sixty five 1765
Sam1 Sherburne
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[Witnesses] Theodore Atkinson Jun', Samuel Hale, Joseph Bass.
[Proved Feb. 18, 1765.]
[Bond of Theodore Atkinson and Hunking Wentworth, both of Portsmouth, without sureties, in the sum of £10,000, Feb. 22, 1765, for the execution of the will; witnesses, Henry Sher- burne, Samuel Sherburne.]
JAMES TOPPAN 1765 KINGSTON
In the Name of God, Amen : I James Toppan of Kingstown in the Province of New Hamps: in New England Gent being In- disposed in Body * *
Imps I Give & Bequeath unto my well beloved & only son John Tappan his Hiers Executors Adminis's & assigns for ever all my Home place as it lays & is Bounded, with all the Build- ings thereon, with all priviledges & appurtenances thereunto belonging; sd place being scituate in Kingstown forementioned with all my Implements or Tools; (out of doors) for man & Beast to work with and all my stock, of what denomination Soever, as Cattle, Horses, sheep, swine &c also all my goods & Houshold stuff, within Doors; (saveing any thing which shall be hereafter mentioned, to be given to any others) and I Give also to my sª Son a piece of Salt marsh Containing about Three or four acres it being that piece of marsh which I purchased of my Brother in Law Paul Morril being scituate in Salisbury, formerly so accounted & but now Called South Hampton; and my Right or Interest in Gillman Town in the Province aforesd; all the sd premisses with their appurtenances my sd son John To Have And To Hold to him his hiers Executors adminisrs & assigns forever, he paying the Legacies & performing the Duties hereafter men- tioned : Further the Debts Due to me I Give to the sd John, and
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whatever Else that is mine, that may here be omitted (if any such there be) I give to him the sd John
Item I Give & Bequeath to my Daughter Abigail now the wife of Jacob Gale of sd Kingstown my feather Bed belonging to my Parlour room to be furnished with Two Coverlids, a pair of sheets, & a pair of Bed Blankets, a Bolster & Two pillows with their Cases, also one Cow to be delivered within one year after my Decease, she haveing had her Portion already -
Item I Give & Bequeath unto my Grandson James Gale, son of my forementioned Daughter Abigail a piece of salt marsh Containing Three acres it being that piece of salt marsh which I had of Daniel Merril; of Salisbury & is scituate in the Parish of Hampton Falls; and my will is that my sd Daughter & her Husband shall have the use & Improvement of the sd marsh till the sd James shall arrive to the age of Twenty one years; and then the sd James to take the possession thereof & Enjoy the same forever -
Item I Give to my Son in Law Simon Noyes the Sum of five shillings Sterling and to his Daughter Molly - the sd sum of five shillings like money and to his Daughter Sarah the sd sum of five shillings like money, all to be paid within Two years after my decease -
Item I Give to my Grand Daughter Martha Noyes, Daughter of the forenamed Simon Noyes, One Cow to be delivered to her on her marriage, & another Cow to be delivered within Two years after her marriage; and I do hereby further will & order that the sd Martha, when she marries be furnished out of my Estate, with Houshold stuff for her Comfortable & Convenient House keeping suitable to her Degree & Quality, (as tho' she were my own Daughter) Particularly that she have Two good & Comfortable feather Beds, with furniture & Bedding suitable to them also that she have a dozen of Chairs, viz: Half a Dozen of Common Chairs, & Half a Dozen Something more Extraordi- nary, An Iron Pot & Kettle, a Brass Kettle that will Contain about four Pails full; a warming pan, a frying pan, A Box Iron
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A pair of Tongs & fire shovel, a pair of And Irons, and other Necessarys for her Conveniency as above mentioned suitable to her Degree & Quality, also that she be furnished with Two spinning wheels one for woolen & the other for Linnen & a pair of Cards; also I Give to the sd Martha my Case of Draws which is now in my House; further my will is that the sd Martha have the liberty & privilidge of the west room in my House for her to dwell in till she marries, & then to Quit it
And I do hereby Constitute & ordain my forementioned son John to be sole Executor In Testimony whereof I do hereunto set my hand & seal the 9th day of february anno Domini 1765 -
James Tappin
[Witnesses] Jeremy Webster, Moses Greeley, Jonathan Greeley Jnr.
[Proved April 24, 1765.]
[Bond of John Toppan, with Samuel Stevens and Moses Greeley as sureties, all of Kingston, yeomen, in the sum of £10,000, April 24, 1765, for the execution of the will; witness, William Vaughan.]
SAMUEL JEWELL, JR. 1765 NEWTON
In the Name of God Amen this Eleventh Day of February one Thousand Seven Hundred & Sixty five I Samuel Jewel Jur of Newtown in the province of New hampshire in New England yeoman Being at this present time through Gods Goodness of Perfect understanding tho: under Bodily indisposition *
2 ly I Give and bequethe unto my well beloved wife mary Jewell that piece of Land Lying on the Northerly Side of that high way that Leads by my house to wards the meeting house to Gather with the Dweling house and all my house hold Stuf for Ever for her to Dispose of acording as She Shall think fitt I allso
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Give and Bequthe tu my Said wife one Cow one Sheep and one pig -
31y I Give and Bequthe unto my well beloved Son Timothy Jewell five Shillings which is in full of his portion with what he hath all Ready had and all other my Estate Real or personal or movebels Bills Bonds Nots of hand Books or Book Debts of what Ever name or Denomination not allready Desposed of in this will I leave in the hand of my Executor ordaning him to pay all my Debts which are Just and Lawfull and funeral Charges out of the Same and my will is that the Remeinder of my Said Estate Reall or personall be Equilly Devided amongst my other Children Namely Dorethey Roe Abigail Jewel Sarah Jewel David Jewell Elizabeth Jewell mary Jewell and John Jewell -
and I Do Now Revoke and make void all other wills and testements before by me made and appoint ordain and Con- stitute Gideon Bartlet Jur Sole Executor
his Samuel X Jewel June mark
her
[Witnesses] Elisebeth X Bedel, Daniel Kelly Jur, Gideon Bartlet. mark
[Proved April 15, 1765.]
[Inventory, July 27, 1765; amount, £239. 0. 0; signed by Joseph Collins and Micah Hoyt, Jr.]
[Account of the executor; receipts, £37. 18. 10; expenditures, £23. 18. 10; filed July 30, 1766.]
[List of claims against the estate; amount, £30. 7. 5; signed by Richard Currier and Joseph Bartlett May 26, 1766.]
[Settlement of claims; amount distributed, £14. 0. 0; allowed March 12, 1767.]
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PHILIP WADLEIGH 1765 EXETER
In the Name of God Amen the Last Will and Testament of Philip Wadleigh of Exeter in the Province of New Hampshire Yeoman being in perfect health of body * *
Item I give & Bequeath to my beloved Son Edward Wadleigh the sum of fifty Pounds old Tenor (besides what he has already had) to be paid within Two years next after my Decease -
Item I give & bequeath to my Grandson John Wadleigh the Sum of Fifty Pounds Old Tenor to be paid within two Years next after my Decease
Item I give & bequeath to my Grandson Daniel Scrivner the Sum of Fifty Pounds old Tenor to be paid within two years next after my Decease -
Item I give & bequeath all my Estate real & personal to my beloved Daughter Sarah Gilman & my Grand Daughter Sarah Gilman to be Equally Divided between them after the Decease of my beloved wife Mary Wadleigh -
Finally I give & bequeath to my beloved wife Mary Wadleigh the whole use & Improvement of all my Estate both real & personal During her natural Life & do appoint my said wife Mary Wadleigh to be the Sole Executrix In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and Seal this Eleventh Day of February in the year of our Lord 1765 -
Philip Wadleigh
[Witnesses] Winthrop odlin, Mary Odlin, John Odlin Jnr [Proved July 29, 1767.]
[Inventory, attested Sept. 23, 1767; amount, £302. 8. 2; signed by Theophilus Gilman and Abner Dolloff.]
THOMAS BROWN 1765 HAMPTON
In the name of God Amen the Eleventh day of February in the year of our Lord one Thousand Seven Hundred & Sixty five
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and in the fifth year of the Reign of King George the third over Great Britain &c -
I Thomas Brown of Hampton in the Province of New Hamp- shire Yeoman * *
Item - I give and devise to my Daughter Rachil Shaw the wife of Gideon Shaw five pounds old tenor to be paid her by my Grandson Benjamin Brown Shaw
Item - I give and Devise to my Daughter Abiah Dow the wife of Jeremiah Dow five pounds old tenor to be paid her by my Grandson Benjamin Brown Shaw
Item I give and Devise to my Grandson Benjamin Brown Shaw to him his Heirs and assigns the whole of my home place where I now live Containing about fifteen Acres of Land bound- ing westerly on Land of Zachoriah Brown Northerly on a Road that Leads to the Sea & Easterly on Land of Samuel Garland with all my buildings thereon Standing also all my other Peices of Land and Marsh which I own in Hampton or Elsewhere it is my will & I do hereby order that my said grandson shall pay the beforementioned Legacies to my two daughters
Lastly I do by these Presents Constitute and Appoint my Son in Law Gideon Shaw to be Executor
his Thomas X Brown mark
[Witnesses] Samuel Garland, Jeremiah Knowles, Christo' Toppan
[Proved July 30, 1766.]
[Bond of Gideon Shaw, yeoman, with Christopher Toppan as surety, both of Hampton, in the sum of £500, July 30, 1766, for the execution of the will; witnesses, Samuel Page, Nathan Weare.]
[Warrant, April 30, 1766, authorizing John Moulton of Hamp-
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ton, Jonathan Swett and Elisha Brown, both of Hampton Falls, gentlemen, to set off the widow's dower.]
We the Subscribers by order from the Honerable Judge of Probates for the Province of Newhampshirer to Set of the Thirds of the Estate of Mr Thomas Brown Decased the Widow of Said Deceasd and have done as Followeth We have Set of to the widow the west End of the House Runing half the Length of the House and hur Proportion of the Celler we Likewise have Set of hur part of the barn begining 10 feet from the South Easterly Corner and so Runing throug Said Barn we Likewise have Set hur of three acres & 155 Rods adjoyning the House and Barn and at the End of the Home Lot we have set of 2 acres and five Rods & 12 the Pasture by Purkingses by Great hill & at the farm Thomas Brown Son to the Deceased Lives we Set of to the widow at the East End of Said farm fifteen acres and at the West End of Said farm we Set of to the widow four acres & fifty Rods & at the farm in the Possion of Joseph Brown Son of the Deceass we set of to the widow the Pasture Calld the Hog hill Pasture & a peace of Land the Deceased Bought of Jona Palmer four acres & three quarters we Likewise Set of to the widow - we Likewise set of to the Widow one half of a peace of Salt marsh Lying on Black Warter River the East End & Like- wise a peace of Salt marsh Lying on the North Side of Browns farm So Calld in the Cove Lying by the Creek which is Ex- hibited in Plan as the Land at the home Place is & where Thomas Brown Lives in Testimony where of we Set our hands -
John Moulton Jonathan Swett Elisha Brown
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The Estate of Thomas Brown Late of Hampton falls at Home the widows 3ª taken out according to this plan & Set off by Jona: Sweat John moulton Esq' & E Brown by virtue of a war- rant Derected to us by the Honble Judg of Probate of wills
the west End of the house we set off to the widow Runing half the Lengthe of the house
we also sett off to the widow the southerly side of the Barn begining 10 feet from the South Easterly Corner & Runing through said Barn and this Plan is the Land of the home Place Philip Towle Jun' Survay'
. set of to the widow fore ackers and fifty lods Hear
Set of to the widow fifteen ackers Hear
This is a Trew Plan of a Peise of Land in Hampton falls in the farme So Called the Roade that goes to Browns Rocks goes Through said Peice of Land and Thomas Brown son of the Deceased Lives on Said Land
Survayed for the Committe appointed by the order of the Judge of Probates to Devide said Peise of Land By me
Benjamin Leavitt Survayer
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set of to the widow two ackers and Eighty Rods
This is a Trew Plan of a Peise of Salt meddow in Hampton falls in the Cove on the North side of Browns farme So Called survayed for the Commity appointed by the Judge of Probates. to Devide said Peise of meddow by me
Benjamin Leavitt Survayer
JOSEPH JEWETT 1765 STRATHAM
In the Name of God Amen I Joseph Jewet of Stratham in the province of Newhampshire Gentleman on the Twenty first Day of febuary anno Domini one thousand Seven hundred and Sixty five * *
Itam I Give unto my well Beloved and Dutyfull wife anna Jewet the use and Improvement of all my Indore household Goods Dureing the Term of her Life Excepting my Clock and Desk and the Improvement of Said Clock and Desk no Longer then She Remains my widow but So Long she shall have the Improvement of them -
Item: I Give unto my Said wife one Third of my Estate
Item I Give & Bequeath unto my four Daughters viz Mary wiggin Hannah Jewet Mehetaball Hill and phebe Shoute all my
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Indore household Goods (Excepting my Clock and Desk) and them I shall otherwaies Dispose of and my Said four Daughters mary hannah mehetaball and phebe Shall Com into possion of Said houshold Goods at my Said wives Deceas and Said Goodsshall then be Equaly Devided Between them my Said four Daughters
Item I Give unto my Son Jacob Jewet my Straight Body Suit of Broad Cloth aparril -
Item I Give unto my Son paul Jewet my Great Coat -
Item I Give and Bequeath unto my five Sons viz Jonathan Jewet Jacob Jewet paul Jewet James Jewet and Andrew Jewet Their Heirs and assigns for Ever all my Lands medow Ground Salt marsh houses Barns out houses and orchards that I own in Stratham afore Said or in any other Town or place what So Ever or where So Ever Equaley To be devided Between them my Said Sons Jonathan Jacob paul James and Andrew for quan- tity and quality only the fifteen acres of Land that I Give to my Son Jonathan Jewet by a Deed of Gift Shall be part of his Share of the Lands afore Said and Those of my Sons that are under the age of Twenty one years the Incum of their Shears of Said Lands Shall be aplyed by my Executors here after named for the Defraying Charges that may arise untill they arive To the age of Twenty one years and Each of them To Com into the Improve- ment of their part at that Time when they arive to the age of Twenty one years -
Item I Give unto my Said five Sons viz. Jonathan Jacob paul James and Andrew all my parsonal Estate money notes for money Debts Due unto me and all parsonal Estate that I have that is not Desposed of by this my Last will and Testement Equaly to be Devided amongst them and Each to Com into possion of his part as they arive to the age of Twenty one years-
Item I order my Executors here after named To procuer and provide for my Two Sons viz James Jewet and Andrew Jewet armes and amonision as thay arive to the age of Sixteen years, Suitable To appear in the Train feild according to Law To Serve his majesty
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Item I Give unto my Grandaughter Martha Barker five Shil- lings to be paid unto her by my Executors here after named within one year next after my Deceas I haveing alrady Given her mother my Daughter her portion in the Time of her Life -
Item I Do hereby apoint and ordain my Beloved wife anna Jewet and my Sons Jonathan Jewet and Jacob Jewet My Ex- ecutors
Joseph Jewett
[Witnesses] Coker Wiggin, Josiah piper juner, Winthrop Wiggin.
[Proved May 29, 1765.]
[Inventory, June 17, 1765; amount, £27,395. 17. 0; signed by Thomas Wiggin and Nathan Hoag.]
[Account of the executor; receipts, £7148. 7. 0, personal es- tate; expenditures, £1955. 15. 0; allowed April 25, 1770.]
[Additional account; receipts, £269. 12. 714; expenditures, £293. 17. 612 ; allowed July 2, 1772.]
NATHANIEL PHILBRICK 1765 EPPING
In the Name of God Amen, The Twenty sixth Day of Febru- ary in the year of our Lord one Thousand seven hundrid and Sixty five; I Nathaniel Philbrick of the parish of Epping in the province of Newhampshire Husbandman, Being very sick and weak in Body
Item I Give and Bequeath to My Honoured Mother Mary Philbrick Two Hundred pounds old tenor Money to be paid by my Executor in six months after my Decease
Item I Give and Bequeath to my well Beloved Brother John Philbrick whom I appoint my Executor all my home place, Land and Buildings Lying and being in the parish of Epping and Likewise all my personal Estate whereever it may be found Excepting those things which I shall hereafter mention and give.
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to my other Brethren he paying the Legasies mentioned in this my last will -
Item I Give and Bequeath to my Beloved Brother Samuel Philbrick of Raymond one third part of that whole Right of Land which I Bought of Simon Drake Lying and Being in the Township of Sambon Town in the province aforesaid further- more I give to my Brother Samuel Philbrick one cow, one swine and two sheep and one third part of my wearing apparrel -
Item I Give to my Beloved Brother Jonathan Philbrick & to his heirs & assigns one third part of my whole Right of Land Lying in Sambon Town in the province aforesaid I likewise give and Bequeath to my Brother Jonathan my two oxen and my horse and my Best Sadle and Bridle, and one third part of my wearing apparrel, and my pew in Epping Meeting House and three sheep onely my Brother Jonathan is to pay and Deliver to my Brother Elias Philbrick one yoke of oxen and three sheep when he is arrived to the age of Twenty one years -
Item I Give and Bequeath to my Beloved Brother Elias Philbrick and to his heirs & assigns one third part of my whole Right or propriators share in Sambon Town aford and likewise one third part of my cloathing, and my Desk, And a cow and calf to Be paid to him by my Executor at the age of Twenty one years
Item I Give and Bequeath to my Sister Elenor Fogg the wife of Seth Fogg Ten Dollars to be paid by my Executor in one year after my Decease -
Item I Give and Bequeath to my sister Abigal Blake the wife of Joseph Blake Ten Dollars to be paid to her by my Execu- tor in one year after my Decease -
Item I Give and Bequeath to my sister Ruth Philbrick Ten Dollars to be paid to her by my Executor, at the age of Eighteen years or time of marriage -
Item I Give and Bequeath to my sister Olley Philbrick Ten Dollars to be paid to her by my Executor at the age of Eighteen years or time of Marriage -
Nathanael Philbrick
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[Witnesses] Joseph Prescot, Josiah Rundlet, Ezekiel Brown. [Proved April 24, 1765.]
[Bond of John Philbrick, yeoman, with Ezekiel Brown and Joseph Prescott, gentlemen, as sureties, all of Epping, in the sum of £20,000, April 24, 1765, for the execution of the will, witnesses, Joseph Blake, William Vaughan.]
OBADIAH TIBBETTS 1765 ROCHESTER
[Administration on the estate of Obadiah Tibbetts of Rochester, yeoman, granted to Elizabeth Tibbetts Feb. 27, 1765.]
[Probate Records, vol. 23, p. 410.]
[Bond of Elizabeth Tibbetts, widow, with Timothy Robinson and John Robinson, yeomen, as sureties, all of Dover, in the sum of £500, Feb. 27, 1765, for the administration of the estate; witnesses, William Parker, Noah Emery.]
[Petition of Muzzey Gould and his wife Elizabeth, formerly wife of Obadiah Tibbetts, Feb. 4, 1769, for license to sell real estate; witnesses, Nathaniel Burnham, Jonathan Tibbetts; license granted March 8, 1769.]
DANIEL PICKERING 1765 PORTSMOUTH
[Administration on the estate of Daniel Pickering of Ports- mouth, mariner, granted to Dorothy Pickering and Titus Salter Feb. 27, 1765.]
[Probate Records, vol. 23, p. 410.]
[Bond of Dorothy Pickering, widow, and Titus Salter, with John Pickering and Richard Hart as sureties, all of Portsmouth, in the sum of £1000, Feb. 27, 1765, for the administration of the estate; witnesses, none.]
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[Inventory, Aug. 8, 1765; amount, £214. 13. 0; signed by Samuel Penhallow and William Knight.]
[Warrant, Sept. 30, 1767, authorizing Samuel Penhallow and William Knight, both of Portsmouth, to receive claims against the estate.]
[Citation to Titus Salter, surviving administrator, Feb. 17, 1796, to appear and render his account of the estate.]
[List of claims, attested Feb. 18, 1796; amount, £242. 8. 11 1/2; signed by Samuel Penhallow, surviving commissioner.]
JOTHAM ODIORNE 1765 PORTSMOUTH
[Administration on the estate of Jotham Odiorne of Ports- mouth granted to Wyseman Claggett and Samuel Penhallow Feb. 27, 1765.]
[Probate Records, vol. 23, p. 410.]
[Bond of Wyseman Claggett and Samuel Penhallow, merchant, both of Portsmouth, with Daniel Peirce of Portsmouth and Joshua Pickering of Greenland, blacksmith, as sureties, in the sum of £500, Feb. 27, 1765, for the administration of the estate of Jotham Odiorne, mariner; witness, William Vaughan.]
[Guardianship of Jotham Odiorne and Sarah Odiorne, minors, children of Jotham Odiorne, granted to Wyseman Claggett and Samuel Penhallow Feb. 27, 1765.]
[Probate Records, Vol. 23, p. 410.]
[Bond of Wyseman Claggett and Samuel Penhallow, both of Portsmouth, with Daniel Peirce of Portsmouth and Joshua Pickering of Greenland, blacksmith, as sureties, in the sum of £10,000, Feb. 27, 1765, for the guardianship of Jotham Odiorne and Sarah Odiorne; witness, William Vaughan.]
[Inventory, Jan. 29, 1766; amount, £5831. I. 0; signed by Hunking Wentworth and Daniel Peirce.]
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