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Secondly We have Set of to Huldy Smith Daughter of the said Silvanus Smith Now Deceased as followeth : in the homesteed on the Easterly side of the High way adjoyning to John Sanborn Dearbons Land about thirty acres and a half of Land Bounded first at the south Easterly corner at a stake and stones by the High way standing Exactly in the midle of the three home Lots:
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then south west about thirty Two Rods to a stake and stones by Dearbons Land: then Nor west by sd Dearbons Land to the Highway Leading towards Londonderry: then North East by said High way forty Rods to a stake and stones then south East Seven Rods by Land set of to Abigail Smith to a stake and stones: then south west ten Rods to a stake and stones: then streight to the first bounds with about Twenty five acres more Laying on the westerly side of the High way Bounded as fol- loweth first at a stake and stones by the High way Leading to Londonderry being the southerly bound of Land we have set of to Abigail Smith then south west by said High way Twenty one Rods and three Quarters of a Rod to a stake and stones by John Sa Dearbons Land then Nor west by his Land 178 Rods to a stake and stones by the High Way: then north East by said High way Twenty Two Rods and three Quarters to a stake and stones then by Land we set of to abigail Smith streight to the first bound mentioned -
Also we set of to the said Huldy Smith about Twenty nine acres and a Half of Land Laying on the southerly side of the aditionall Lot Nº 30 origenelly Laid out to the Right of Benjamin Smith Bounded first at the southerly corner a white oak tree marked Being an origenell Bound of said Lot then nor west by the High way One Hundred and ten Rods to a stake and stones then North easterly Bounding partely on Common Land and partely on Henry Halls Land Forty Two Rods and a Half to a stake and stones: then South East by Land we set of to Abigail Smith about one Hundred and ten Rods to a Small white pine tree marked: then South west by the High way forty two Rods and a half to the white oake tree first mentioned and thus we make our Return this Twenieth Day of July A:D: 1772
Sam11 Emerson
SamIl Robie John underhill
John Robie Stephen morss
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JOHN HUBBARD 1766
EPSOM
[Bond of Andrew McClary of Epsom, yeoman, with Richard Jenness, 3d, of Rye and Nicholas Duda of Lee, yeoman, as sureties, in the sum of £500, July 30, 1766, for the administration of the estate of John Hubbard of Epsom, yeoman; witnesses, William Parker, William Vaughan.]
[Inventory, attested Oct. 21, 1766; amount, £87. 12. 6; signed by Ephraim Locke and John McClary.]
[List of claims against the estate, attested March 7, 1767; amount, £165. 9. 2; signed by John McClary and Reuben Sanborn.]
[Account of the administrator; receipts, £150. 9. 6; expendi- tures, £40. 15. 0; mentions a widow; allowed March 30, 1769.]
[Settlement of claims; amount of claims, £165. 9. 2; amount distributed, £109. 14. 6; allowed June 27, 1771.]
RICHARD GREELEY 1766 PORTSMOUTH
[Administration on the estate of Richard Greeley of Ports- mouth, hatter, granted to Josiah Clark July 30, 1766.]
[Probate Records, vol. 24, p. 261.]
[Bond of Josiah Clark of Greenland, joiner, with Eliphalet Daniell of Portsmouth, gentleman, and Abraham Dearborn, joiner, as sureties, in the sum of £500, July 30, 1766, for the administration of the estate; witnesses, William Vaughan, Wil- liam Parker.]
[Petition of Elizabeth Leach of Portsmouth, creditor, Jan. 6, 1773, for an account of the estate by the administrator.]
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JOHN CHRISTIE
1766 WINDHAM
In the Name of god Amen - I John Cristy of Windham with in the Province of Newhampshire in New England Gentleman Being Indisposed in Body * *
Item my Will is yt my Dearly Beloved wife Marry Cristy Shall have and enjoy the one third of my home Estate that is Exclusief of my Late purchases: that is from Morgan and Smylie and mr Kinkead and sd third to be Given her off Eather Side which Shee Shall Chouse for her use and Benefit Dureing her Naturall Life: and also one Cow and what Beding and houshold furnitur yt I had with her when we were Married and the third of my Buldings to her Convenence -
Item my will is that my Son Moses Cristy shall have and En- joy the whole of my aforesd and Discribed home Estate with yt which I had from Smylie Laying across the End of sd home Estate South Easterly to William Woodberrys Land and the one half of my houshold furniture Exclusief of what is my wifes: and the one half of all my farming Utentials and all my wearring apperrall and the one half of the Remaining part of my Stock -
Item my Will is yt my Son Mosess part of the Stock and farm- ing utentials and all my wearring apperrall may be Sold and ye money put to Intrest for the upbringing and Educating of him -
Item my will is that my Exacutors take Care that my Children be Decently brought up and Cristianly Educated if god Shall Spar them to be good English Seolors to Read write and Scipher well -
Item my will is that my Son in Law John Morrow & Elizebath Morrow his wife Shall have and Enjoy the whole of yt part of my Estate I Bought of the Revnd mr John kinkead and Likewise a part of what I Bought of William Smylie Bounded as followeth Beginning at the South East Corner of yt Lott which was mr Kinkeads on the Line of my home Lott thence Keeping yt Line Runing South East to the Southerly End of my New fild of Brush Riye thence Running South wast to Allexander Ritchys Land thence North wast to James Gillmors Land thence North
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East to a Stake and Stones which is the Corner of that which was m' Kinkeads - and also the other half of the Remaining part of my Stocke: and the other half of my farming Utentials: and Likewise the Remaining half of all my houshold furnitur for thire use and Benefite -
Item my will is if my Beloved wife be with Child & is De- livered of a Liveing Child and the Same Should Live untill he or Shee arive to age the Same him or her Shall have and Enjoy the whold of yt part of my Estate I Bought of Mourgan and Likewise what I Bought of William Smylie Exclusief of what I have al- ready Bequeathed to my Son Moses and Son Morrow and my Daughter Elizebath his wife Shall be fer the use and Benefite of the aforesd Child
Item my will is if the Same Should Die Before it arive to age them my Son Moses and John Morrow and Elizebath his wife Shall have its part Equally Devided Each of them an Equall Share of the Same and then my Son Morrow Shall Give my wife a New Gown to her pleasement and if my Son Moses Should Die before he arive to full age and the afore Said Child Should Live and arive to age then the Same: and my Son Morrow and Elize- bath his wife Shall have Each of them an Equaell Share of my Son Moses part of my Estate But if the aforesd Child and my Son Moses Should Bouth be Removed by Death before they arive to full age then my Son Morrow and Elizebath his wife Shall have and Enjoy Bouth their Shares of my Estate and my Son John Morrow Shall then give to my wife if aLive the Sume of twenty five pound Lawfull money
Item my Will is that my Crops or the produce of my Estate this present year Shall be Sold By my Exacutors as Soon as they judg it Conveniant and the money put to Intrest for the Benifite of the afore sd Child my wife may be with and up Bringing of the Same: Except So much as Shall be judgd by my Exacutors Suf- fitiant for the maintainance of my wife and family for the present year But if sd Child Should Die Before it Com to age or the money Expended on sª Child then ye Same Shall be for the use
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and Benifite of my Son Moses and if he Should Die Before he Com to age then the Same Shall be for the use and Benifite of my Son jhon Morrow and Elizebath his Wife
Item my Will is yt if John Mael Vain Shall Serve out his time faithfully till he arive to full age then ther Shall be paid him by my Exacutors the Sum of five pound Lawfull out of my Estate -
and I Do hereby Constitute Nominate and appoint my Son John Morrow of Litchfield and Sam11 Morison of Windham my Exacutors of this my Last Will and Testament Ratifying and Confirming this and No other to be my Last will & testament: in Witness whereof I have hereunto Sett my hand and Seal this tenth Day of August & in the Sixth year of his Majesties Reign anno Domi 1766
John Cristy
[Witnesses] David Smiley, John morison, Samuel Morrison. [Proved Jan. 15, 1767.]
[Inventory, June 16, 1767; amount, £997. 18. 7; signed by Gain Armour and James Gilmore; attested by Samuel Morrison, surviving executor.]
[Guardianship of Moses Christie, aged less than 14 years, son of John Christie, granted to Samuel Barr June 20, 1767.]
[Probate Records, vol. 24, p. 460.]
[Bond of Samuel Barr, with William Vance and David Craige, husbandmen, as sureties, all of Londonderry, in the sum of £100, June 20, 1767, for the guardianship of Moses Christie; witnesses, Ebenezer Champney, S. Livermore.]
[Warrant, March 29, 1769, authorizing Samuel Allison of Londonderry, Gain Armour, and James Gilmore, both of Wind- ham, yeomen, to divide the real estate between Elizabeth, now wife of David Smiley, and the son, Moses Christie.]
Province of To the Honorable John Wentworth Esq' Newhampshire " Judg of the probet of wills in and for Said Province Greeting -
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In obidiance to your warant to us Derected Bering deat march ye 29th 1769 to Devide the Real Estate of John Cristey Leat of Windham Decaced -
We Have Sat of one third part of said Estate to Elizth Smily or David Smily in hir Right and to Moses Cristy a Son of the De- caced two thirds of said Estate in manor folloing to the said Elizth or David Smily in hir Right one Certain peace of Land Containing one acre be it mor or Lese wher on the Hous of the Deceaced stands begining at a stake standing on the Line of a Lot of Land formerly Robt Wiear's Land to the south of said hous thence Runing five Roads and two thrd of a Road wastrly to a stak and stons and bounding on the highway thence Runing north thirty Eight Degrees west untill it Com to the Line of the aforsd wiears Lote allso another peace of Land Lying at the south End of the aforesaid Wiears Lote begining at a Steak and Stons at the Southweasterly Corner of said wiears Lote and Runing En Equal Cours with said Lot untill it Com to Gain Armors Land thence northerly Bounding on said Armor untill it Com to the aforsaid wirs Land Bounding on wiears Lote to the Bounds first mend allso another tract of Land Containing forty one acre more or Lese and is bounded on the west by the aforsaid Wiear's Land and on the North by Cobts pond and on the East by William Jamesons Land on the South by Gain armors Land formerly known by the name of the morison Lote however other wis buted or bound as by morisons Deed may Apear with all the Bulds orchards and Improvments on any of said Lands to Hold in severalty for Ever
To Moses Cristy son of the Deceaced all the Remender of that Lote of Land whereon the Dweling hous of the Decd stod being about twenty nine acre be it mor or Lese Bounded on the East by the aforesaid wirs Lote and part on David Smilys Devision on the north by Cobts pond allso another Lote of Land Containing forty five acre be it mor Lese Lying westerly and ajoyning all the way on the other Lote Last Described and bounded on the north by Cobts Pond and on the west by arther Dorough and anis allso
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anothr Lot of Land Containing Eighty five acre be it mor or Lese and Lyeth Southerly and ajoyning on the outhr two Lots alredy Discribed and bounded on the westly side by alixdr Richey partly on the South by Thomas Robeson Esterly by Gain armors land and partly on Land Laid of to the aforesaid Smily allso anothr Lote of Land Containing fifty acre be it more or Lese Lying and ajoying to the other Lote alredy Described Bound on the west by John Simpson on the southerly and Eastrly by Ezariah and Isrial wodberey Each of the aforesaid Lotes how- ever outherwise buted or Bounded as by the Deeds of Sam1 Kinked the Revd John Kinked willm Smily & moses morgon may apear Referance therto to be had with all the houses Barns and inprovements on them or any of them in severalty for Ever
November 24th A D 1770 -
SamIl Alison Gain Armour James Gilmore
[Bond of James Caldwell of Litchfield, yeoman, with James Underwood of Litchfield and Asa Davis of Nottingham West as sureties, in the sum of £500, March 26, 1777, for the guardian- ship of Moses Christie, aged more than 14 years; witnesses, Nathaniel Parker, William Parker.]
[Citation, April 30, 1777, to the administrators of the estate of Col. Samuel Barr of Londonderry, formerly guardian, James Caldwell of Litchfield, present guardian of the same minor, and David Smiley, who married the other heir, to appear and show cause why the account should not be allowed, as filed by John Morrison, son of Samuel Morrison, executor, deceased.]
[Account of the executor ; receipts, £397. 9. 0, personal estate; expenditures, £430. 12. 6. 3; allowed May 28, 1777; approved by David Smiley and Samuel Barr, guardian of Moses Christie, minor.]
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MARY JONES
1766
STRATHAM
In The name of God amen august ye 25th 1766 I mary Jones of Stratham in the Province of New hampshire Widdow bein but weake in body * *
first I Give unto my Son Jonathan Jones Five Pounds Lawfull money and to be Paid in Spices within Three years after my Decease by my Son Kensley Jones whom I Shall appoint Execu- tor to this my Last Will
Itim I Give unto my Son John Jones five Shilings Lawfull money & to be Paid in Speices within four years after my Decease by my Executor here after mentioned in this my Last Will
Itim I Give unto my Son Benjamin Jones Six Pounds & Ten Shilings Lawfull mony & to Be Paid by my Executer when my said son Benja arivs at the age of Twenty one years & to be Paid in Specees & Further more I Give unto my said son Benjam my Desk which Stands in my bead Rome
Itim I Give unto my Daughter Harbord Waltor Ten Pounds Lawfull mony and to be Paid in Specees by my Executo here after mentioned and to be paid in five years after my Decease
Itim I Give unto my Daughter mary Tilton Two Pounds & Ten Shilings Lawfull money & to be Paid in Specees within four years after my Decease by my Executo here after mentioned in this my Last Will
Itim I Give unto my Grand son Jonathan Jones Son of my son Jonathan Jones one yoke of stears a Comming in Two years old and to be Delivered to him by my Son Kinsley Jones within four years after my Decease
Itim I Give unto my Grandaughter mary Jones Daughter to my Son Jonathan one Silver Spoon marked with the Leters M: H: & to be Deliverd by my Executor
Itim I Give unto my Two Daughters viz Harbord Walter & mary Tilton Equally to be Divided between Them There Heirs &c all my Wearing apparel with all my House Stufe wethin Dores be it more or Less Excepting what I Given to benjamin & what I Shall Give in this my Last Will to my Son Kensley
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Itim I Give and bequeave unto my Son Kensley Jones and to his heirs & assings for Ever all my Real and Personal Estate not all Readey Disposed of in this my Last Will viz all That four acres of Land in Stratham which I Bought of Capt Daniel Tilton & all That one acre & halfe of Land with the bulding Standing on the Same which I bough of the Said Tilton and allso all my Lands in Exeter Containing about Eighteen acres more or less & being my oack Land So Caled
and further more I Give unto my Said Son Kensley all my stock of Cattel Sheep & swine of all Sorts & my Grate Chair & all my Barrels meal Chest & my Grate Iorn Kittle & my oack Chest in The Celler & my other Chest in the Chamber &c
Lastly I Do hereby Constitute and appoint my Son Kensley Jones to be Sole Executor
her mary X Jones mark
[Witnesses] Matthew Tomson, Daniel Clark, Theo: Smith. [Proved Sept. 24, 1766.]
[Inventory, Sept. 30, 1766; amount, £123. 14. 3; signed by Theophilus Smith and Joseph Scott.]
PHOEBE CURRIER I766 SOUTH HAMPTON
In the Name of God Amen. I Phebey Currier of South Hamp- ton In the Province of New-Hampshire In New England Widow Being under Bodily Weakness
Secondly. I Give all my stock of Cattle Sheepe & Swine and one Fether bed and Furneture belonging to it to my Son Reuben Currier this I Give to him his Heirs and Assigns for ever
Thirdly. I Give to my Daughter Dorothy Currier one Halfe of my Clothes and the one Halfe of my Puter and Houshold stufe
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if She Lives to Enjoy it if Not to be Returnd to my Son Reuben Currier
Fourthly. I Give to my Daughter Miriam Elliots Late De- ceast Wife to thomas Elliots Children the Other halfe of my Clothes and the Other halfe of my Puter and Household stufe this I Give to them there heirs and Assigns for ever
Finally. I Do Make ordain and constitute my Son Reuben Currier to be Executor of this my last Will & Testament and Do hereby revoke and make void all other and former Will and Wills by me made or Declared and Do ratifie and confirm this and this only to be my last Will and Testament In Witness where of I the said Phebey Currier Have hereunto set my Hand and Seal this Twenty Ninth Day of August Annoq Domini one Thousand seven Hundred and sixty six and in the sixth year of the Reign of George the third King over Great Britain &c
Her Phebey X Currier mark
[Witnesses] offen french, Benjamin Clough, Jonathan morrill. [Proved Aug. 26, 1767.]
[Warrant, Aug. 26, 1767, authorizing Micajah Morrill and Offen French, both of South Hampton, yeomen, to appraise the estate.]
[Inventory, Oct. 26, 1767; amount, £52. 19. 6; signed by Micajah Morrill and Offen French.]
TIMOTHY TAYLOR I766 MERRIMACK
[Administration on the estate of Timothy Taylor of Merri- mack, yeoman, granted to Rachel Taylor, widow, Sept. 5, 1766.]
[Probate Records, vol. 24, p. 401.]
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[Bond of Rachel Taylor, with Hugh Gillis, husbandman, and Robert Usher, innholder, as sureties, all of Merrimack, in the sum of £500, Sept. 5, 1766, for the administration of the estate; witnesses, Thomas Gillis, Jonathan Lovewell.]
[Inventory, Feb. 26, 1767; amount, £235. 19. 6; signed by Francis Dimond and Robert Usher.]
State of New Hampshire Hillsborough ss Pursuant to an order from the Honble Phillips White Esqr Judge of the Probate of Wills for the County of Rockingham in said state Directing us to set off to Rachel Taylor Relect Widow to Timothy Taylor Late of merrimack Dece'd, her Dower or thirds in sd Dece'ds Estate Accordingly we have proceeded on said Business and have Asset to the said Rachel the Land as hereafter Described Bounded as followeth Begining at a stake & stones near the southeast corner of the house then southerly to a walnut tree marked near Souhegan river then easterly by said river to Jacob McGaws Land then westerly by sd meGaws Land to a Dead white oak tree continuing that point to the high- way to a stake and stones then southerly by the fence as it now stands within twenty feet of the sd corner of the house then southwest to the bounds first mentioned also a piece of Plowing by the Barn bounded on the west and north by Lands of Hugh Gillis from Gilliss Land to the highway on the east & south by the sd highway also five acres of woodland bounded on the west by sd Gillis's Land twenty rods Exstending easterly by the road twenty Rods wide, forty rods also the north loer room and middle chamber & Garrot over the same the kitchen celler with Liberty to Bake & wash in the kiching previledge of the well with liberty to go through the middel room to & from the several appartments also the east half of the Barn and the east part of the barn yard Reserving the Other part of the barn yeard a goeing into the Back door of the barn and through the Kitchen Celler for the person who may own the other Two thirds of sd Estate
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Merrimack Septr 18th 1777
Thomas Barns Henry Fiealds John Combs Jona Cumings Junr
[Account of the administratrix; receipts, £335. 9. 4; expendi- tures the same; mentions "maintenance of 3 Childrin under the age of seven years of the Decd Eleaz' 38 weeks Abigail 141 weeks Joel 241 weeks"; allowed Oct. 29, 1778.]
[Warrant, May 27, 1779, authorizing Thomas Barnes, Henry Fields, Jonathan Cummings, gentlemen, John Coombs, and Richard Hale, yeomen, all of Merrimack, to divide the real estate. They reported June 10, 1779, that it could not be divided without injury to its value, and appraised it at £1900. o. o.]
EZEKIEL DOW I766 KENSINGTON
In the Name of God Amen I ezekiel Dow of the parish of Kensington in the province of newhampshire in newengland yeaman being weake of Body * * *
Ily I Give and Bequeath to my well beloved wife Elisabeth Dow the Improvement of the East End of my Dwelling house and the Back room adjoyning to it and the one halfe my Barn Improvement of the one halfe my Real Estate So long as She Continues my widow and no longer
2ly I Give my Said wife all my moveables within Doars and the one halfe of my money and all my Stock of Creatuers of all Sorts except my hors which I Give but one halfe to her all to Despose of as She Shall see Cause
3ly I Give to my two Grandaughters namely mary Dow and Esther Dow five Shillings lawfull money to be equally Divided and to be paid to them by my Son nathan Dow when they arive to the age of twenty one years
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4ly I Give and Bequeath to my Daughter abigail Row four Dollors to be paid to her within two years after my Decease by Son Nathan Dow
5ly I Give and Bequeath to my Daughter Comfort Batchelder four Dollors to be paid to her within three years after my Decease by my son nathan Dow
6ly I Give and Bequeath to my Daughter Lucy weare four Dollors to be paid to her within three years after my Decease by my son Nathan Dow
7ly I Give and Bequeath to my Daughter Easther Dow thirty Dollors and one Cow to be paid to her by my son nathan Dow within one year after my Decease
Sly I Give and Bequeath to my Daughter patience Dow thirty Dollors and one Cow to be paid to her within two years after my Decease by my son nathan Dow
gly I Give and Bequeath to my son Jabez Dow forever the one halfe of one hole Right laying in weartown or hales town so Called and I Give my said son thirty Dollars to be paid to him within three years after my Decease by my son nathan Dow and I order my son nathan to help him I mean Jabez what is Con- venient for to settle him
Ioly If my two Daughters Should live single after my wives Decease namely Esther and patience then my Said Daughters to have the Improvement of the Same Rooms that their mother has and I order my son nathan after my wives Decease or Day of marriage to keep my two Daughters or either of them one Cow apiece so long as they live in the house with him and to find them or either of them ten Bushels of Corn one hundred weight of pork and fifty weight of Beef and their fire wood and four pound of sheeps wool and six pound of flax from the Come one Bushel of mault all and every article above named I order my son nathan to find for my two Daughters so long as they live single and in my house
IIly I Give and Bequeath to my son Nathan Dow forever all my land laying in Kensington with my house and Barn on said
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land only my wife is to Improve as is before mentioned and I Give my said son all my salt marsh laying in Hampton falls and the one halfe of all my money and the one halfe of my horse and all my Implyments of husbandry excepting one Chain which I Give to Jabez and if their be any thing that I have not Desposed of in this my will I Give it or them to my two sons Equally
and order my Executor to bury me in Decent Christian man- ner and I Do by these presents Constitute and appoint my son Nathan Dow to be my Executor to This my last Will and Testi- ment Rattifying and Confirming this and no other to be my last Will In Witness whereof I the Said Ezekiel Dow have hereunto Set my hand and affixt my seal the Seventeenth Day of Septem- ber anno Domini 1766 and in the Sixth year of the Reign of King George the third &c
Ezekiel Dow
[Witnesses] Samuel Clifford, Simon Clifford, Ebenezer Clifford. [Proved June 24, 1767.]
[Bond of Nathan Dow, with Samuel Clifford and Simon Clif- ford as sureties, all of Kensington, in the sum of £200, June 24, 1767, for the execution of the will; witnesses, William Vaughan, Robert Parks.]
JOHN USHER 1766 MERRIMACK
[Administration on the estate of John Usher of Merrimack granted to Robert Usher Sept. 18, 1766.]
[Probate Records, vol. 25, p. 47.]
[Bond of Robert Usher, yeoman, with Solomon Hutchinson and Francis Dimond as sureties, all of Merrimack, in the sum of £500, Sept. 18, 1766, for the administration of the estate; wit- nesses Benjamin Baxter, Joseph McClenche.]
[Inventory, Jan 3, 1767; amount, £5. 5. 034 ; signed by Francis Dimond and Benjamin Baxter.]
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SAMUEL CURRIER I766 HAMPSTEAD
In the Name of God Amen, I Samuel Currier of Hampstead in the Province of New Hampshire in New England yeoman being under bodily weakness
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