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Mary Gambling
[Witnesses] Samuel Hale, Peter Pearse, William Parker. [Proved Sept. 26, 1764.]
[Bond of Samuel Penhallow and William Knight, merchants, with Samuel Hale as surety, all of Portsmouth, in the sum of £10,000, Sept. 26, 1764, for the execution of the will; witnesses, John Sullivan, William Vaughan.]
SAMUEL THURSTON 1764 EXETER
[Administration on the estate of Samuel Thurston of Exeter, yeoman, granted to Daniel Tilton, April 18, 1764.]
[Probate Records, vol. 23, p. 218.]
[Bond of Daniel Tilton of Exeter, trader, with Joseph Leavitt of Exeter and Nathan Hoag of Stratham, yeoman, as sureties, in the sum of £500, April 18, 1764, for the administration of the estate; witness, William Stilson.]
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[Inventory, June 5, 1764; amount, £667. o. o; signed by John Rice and John Giddings.]
Province of New Hamps 1 By Virtue of a Warrant to us Directed by the Honourable John Wentworth Esqr Judge of the Probate of Wills & for said Province appointing us the Subscribers a Committee to set off to Mary Thustin of Exeter widow Her Dower which Happens to her of the Real Estate of her Late Husband Samuel Thustin Late of Said Exeter Joyner Deceas'd, Bearing date April 22ª 1766 -
Pursuant to the above we Have Survey'd the Real Estate of the said Deceas'd, as shewn to us by the adminstrator and have set off to the widow Mary Thustin to hold To her in Severalty her Dower in the manner following (Viz) the whole of the man- sion House and Ten Square Rods of Land bounded as follows (Viz) To begin by the Highway one foot to the Eastward of the Esterly End of Said House thence to Extend westerly binding on said Highway Two rods and one Half thence Northerly a parelell Line with the upper side of Said Lott four rods so as to Compleat Ten rods as abovemention'd and allso a privilidge of the well near said House
Given Under our Hands at Exeter afforsaid april 28th 1766
John Gilman Nich& Gilman Jona Gilman
ANN GLIDDEN 1764 EXETER
In the Name of God amen the ninteenth day of april annoque domini one Thousand Seven hundred and Sixty four I Anne Glidden of Exeter in the Province of Newhampshire in New England Widow *
Item I Give and bequeath unto my two Sons Viz Nathaniel
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Glidden and John Glidden their heirs and assigns forever all my land lying by the Easterly Side of the way leading from Exeter to Kensington by the litle falls (so Called) to be Equally divided between them Excepting only one acre of Said land which I Reserve and hereby manifest that my will is that my Executor Shall Sell Said acre of land and pay my Just debts and funeral Charges and if there Should be any over Plush left of what Said acre Shall Sell for after my debts and funeral Charges are paid it Shall be Equally divided and paid to my Said two Sons.
Item I Give and bequeath to my daughter Anne Underhill my black Bumberzeen Gown.
Item I Give and bequeath to my daughter Abigail Rawlins my oldest Chints Gown and a Silk blanket.
Item I Give and bequeath to my daughter Elizabeth Brown her heirs and assigns forever that Twenty five acres of land more or less lying in Chester in the Province aforesaid which I bought of her Husband Benjamin Brown as by his deed of Sale to me may fully appear - and I Give my Said daughter Elizabeth my Peirsian Gown.
Item I Give and bequeath to my daughter Mary Cram, my Caleminco Gown and my Rideing hood and four Sheep.
Item I Give and bequeath to my daughter Susanna Glidden a fether bed and all the Remainder of my Estate Real and Personall not heretofore otherways disposed in this my will to be hers her heirs and assigns forever
Finally I do hereby Constitute appoint make and ordain Ste- phan Thing of Exeter aforesaid yeoman Sole Executor *
Anne Glidden
[Witnesses] Daniel Gilman 4th, Ward Clark Dean, David Young.
[Proved Aug. 29, 1770.]
[Warrant, Aug. 29, 1770, authorizing Nicholas Gilman, gentle- man, and Trueworthy Gilman, tanner, both of Exeter, to ap- praise the estate.]
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[Inventory, Sept. 26, 1770; amount, £59. 5. 0; signed by Nathaniel Gilman and Trueworthy Gilman.] .
MOSES KELSEY 1764 NOTTINGHAM
[Administration on the estate of Moses Kelsey of Nottingham, yeoman, granted to James Kelsey of Nottingham, yeoman, April 25, 1764.]
[Probate Records, vol. 23, p. 218.]
[Bond of James Kelsey, with William McCrillis of Nottingham and John Burnham Hanson of Durham, yeomen, as sureties, in the sum of £500, April 25, 1764, for the administration of the estate; witness, William Parker.]
[See estate of John Kelsey.]
HELEN CUMMINGS 1764 CONCORD, MASS.
[Administration on the estate of Helen Cummings of Concord, Mass., widow, granted to James Nevin April 25, 1764.]
[Probate Records, vol. 23, p. 218.]
[Bond of James Nevin, with Wyseman Claggett and Theodore Atkinson, Jr., as sureties, all of Portsmouth, in the sum of £500, April 25, 1764, for the administration of the estate; witnesses, William Parker, William Vaughan.]
[Administration granted to James Nevin, July 31, 1765.] [Probate Records, vol. 23, p. 526.]
[Bond of James Nevin, with Wyseman Claggett and Josiah Bartlett of Kingston as sureties, in the sum of £500, July 31, 1765, for the administration of the estate in New Hampshire; witnesses, David Clifford, William Vaughan.]
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RICHARD COOK 1764 DOVER
[Administration on the estate of Richard Cook of Dover, yeoman, granted to Rebecca Cook, widow, April 25, 1764.]
[Probate Records, vol. 23, p. 219.]
[Bond of Rebecca Cook, with Daniel Cook and John Cook as sureties, all of Dover, in the sum of £500, April 25, 1764, for the administration of the estate; witnesses, William Parker, William Vaughan.]
[Warrant, April 25, 1764, authorizing Solomon Hanson and Stephen Hanson, both of Dover, to appraise the estate.]
[Inventory, attested July 25, 1764; amount, £2926. 16. 0; signed by Solomon Hanson and Stephen Hanson.]
JOSEPH LIBBY 1764 RYE
[Administration on the estate of Joseph Libby of Rye, yeo- man, granted to Mary Libby and Abraham Libby April 25, 1764.]
[Probate Records, vol. 23, p. 218.]
[Bond of Mary Libby, widow, and Abraham Libby, yeoman, with Joseph Brown and Jonathan Towle, yeoman, as sureties, all of Rye, in the sum of £500, April 25, 1764, for the adminis- tration of the estate; witnesses, William Parker, William Vaughan.]
[Inventory, June 26, 1764; amount, £8355. 0. 0; signed by Samuel Jenness and Francis Locke.]
[License to the administrators, Dec. 24, 1764, to sell real estate; mentions Abraham Libby as brother of the deceased.]
[Additional inventory, April 21, 1766; amount, £1506. 6. 0; signed by Samuel Jenness and Francis Locke.]
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[Warrant, May 27, 1766, authorizing Jeremiah Berry, Reuben Moulton, and Joseph Jenness, all of Rye, yeomen to set off the widow's dower to Mary, now wife of Reuben Dearborn of North Hampton, yeoman.]
Province of Agreable to a warrant from the Honble
New Hampsh John Wentworth Esqr Judge of the Probate of Wills for Said Province &c to us the Subscribers We agree to Set off to Mary the Late wife of Joseph Lebbee Deceased her Dower and Power of thirds which happened to her of his Real Estate her full third part Bounded as followeth Viz ten acres more or Less in Rye Bounding Westerly on the High way North- erly on Land of m' Jacob Lebbee Easterly on Land of James Mardon & Southerly on Land of James Philbrick also one acre of thach Ground in Sandy Beach Pond Bounding Westerly on Joshua Rands Northerly on Benjamin Lang Easterly on Reuben Moulton & Southerly on Stephen Mardon also one acre of Wood Land in Northampton Bonded Easterly on Land of James Purkens Southerly on abraham Lebbee westerly on Land of the afore Said James Purkens & northerly on Land of Benjamin Lebbee as undivided and the fence on the West Side of the ten acres to be made as Good by abraham Lebbee as it was when his Brother Joseph Lebbee was alive
Rye June 10th 1766
Jeremiah Berry Ruben Moulton Joseph Jenness
[Bond of Nathaniel Batchelder of Deerfield, with Reuben Dearborn of North Hampton as surety, in the sum of £50, Aug. 30, 1782, to prosecute his suit on the bond of the adminis- trators; witnesses, Josiah Simpson, Nathaniel Parker.]
[Account of the administrators; receipts, £316. 15. 4, personal estate; expenditures, £305. II. 3; mentions "Maintaining the Child of said deceased 6 Years"; allowed Aug. 23, 1799.]
Rye in ye year 1768 we the Committee Capt Joseph Jenness
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Mr Jeremiah Bearry Seargent Rueben Multon, we have set off the thirds of his Estate wife of Mr Reuben Dearborn, She being the wife of Mr Joseph Libby Decesed we being call'd together again we theirfore do call it to Rememberence those minutes following our Act, A peace of Land which was a orchard lying on the road which Leads from Rye to Hampton & Joins on mr Peter Garland now being fenced allso a peace of Sack ground it being formerly the Estate of mr Joseph Libbey Decesed, we are call together this 20 day of March 1798 it being because that the return not being turn in to the Judge of probate, as it was left with Richard Jenness Esqr Decesed who settled the Estate.
Joseph Jenness Jeremiah Berry Reuben Moulton
[Witnesses] Joseph Jenness Juner, Sam1 B. Parker.
Rye March 20th 1798 the within Named Jeremiah Beary Joseph Jenness and Reuben Moulton as a Comety apointed to Set of the thirds to the Estate of Joseph Lebee Late of Rye Decesd have Cairfully attended on Said buseness have Sett of a pease of Orchiding Land and Bounded Beckford Lang on the North Daved Smeth on the East Peter Garland on the South and on a high way on the West it being about Six acers more or Less which We have Don to the Best of our Judgmen allso one acer of thatch ground in Sandey Beach pond Called
Jeremiah Berry Joseph Jenness Reuben Moulton
[Warrant, March 21, 1798, authorizing Joseph Jenness, gentle- man, Jeremiah Berry, and Reuben Moulton, yeomen, all of Rye, to appraise the annual rental value of the estate during the time it was occupied by Abraham Libby, late of Rye, now of Chester. They reported, June 4, 1798, that it should be $23.00 per year for nineteen years.]
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SIMON FRENCH
1764 KINGSTON
In the Name of God Amen : I Simon French of Kingston in the Province of New Hampshire Cordwainer * * *
2ndly I Give to Sarah my Beloved wife all my Household stuff Except two Brass Kettles my Bigest Iron pot & one Bed & the Beding Belonging to it to her absolute Disposal I also Give her the use of one Fire room in my house & any other Accomodation that she may need in upper room or Cellar & a Comfortable & plentifull Support to be Bro't & Given her by my son David year by year & every year During her Natural Life
3dly I Give & Devise to my son David all my Estate Both Real & personal Moveable & immoveable to him his Hiers & assigns forever Except what I have otherways Disposed of in this my Last will & he paing the Legacies herin ordred for him to pay Except my Homestead which I Give to my said son David During his Natural Life & at his Decease I order said Homestead to My Beloved Grandchild John French his Hiers & assigns for ever He allowing his mother the use & improvement of one third part of said Homestead During her Natural Life
4thly I Give to My Daughter Abigail now the wife of Obediah Elkins Five Pounds old tenor I having Given her a Large Portion of my Estate Before
And I Do hereby Constitute & appoint my said son David French sole Executor In witness where of I Do here unto set my hand & seal this Twenty Eighth Day of april one thousand seven Hundred & sixty four & in the fourth year of his majisties Reign
Simon French
[Witnesses] Ebenezer Long, Samuel fifield jun', Josiah Bartlett. [Proved Sept. 26, 1764.]
[Bond of David French, yeoman, with Josiah Bartlett, physi- cian, as surety, both of Kingston, in the sum of £5000, Sept. 26, 1764, for the execution of the will; witnesses, William Parker, William Vaughan.]
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EDMUND RAND
1764
HAMPTON
In The Name of God Amen
The fifth Day of May in the fourth Year of the Reign of King George the third over great Britain &c Anno Domini 1764 I Edmund Rand of Hampton in the Province of New Hampshire in New England Husbandman being at this time tho weak in Body * *
Item I Give and Bequeath unto my well beloved Daughter Sarah Smith and her Heirs Sixteen Dollers to be paid by my Executor within one Year after my Decease -
Item I give and Bequeath unto my well beloved Daughter Martha Mason and her Heirs Sixteen Dollers to be paid by my Executor within one Year after my Decease -
Item I give and bequeath unto the Heirs of my well beloved Daughter Mary Leavitt late of Hampton Deceasd sixteen Dollers to be paid within one Year after my Decease by my Executor -
Item I give and Bequeath unto my well beloved Daughter Abigail Jenness and her Heirs Sixteen Dollers to be paid by my Excutor within one Year after my Decease -
Item I give and Bequeath unto my wellbeloved Daughter Elizabeth Boynton and her Heirs Sixteen Dollers to be paid by my Executor within one Year after my Decease -
Item I give and Bequeath unto my weell beloved son Thomas Rand and unto his Heirs and Assingns all my Estate Real and personel of what Nature or kind soever wheresoever to be found, ordering him to pay out the Legacies aforesaid -
Lastly I Constitute and Appoint my said son Thomas Rand sole Executor to this my Will
his Edmund X Rand Marke
[Witnesses] John Moulton, Charles Chase, Levi Dearborn. [Proved Aug. 30, 1769.]
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JOHN TWOMBLY 1764 DOVER
In the Name of God Amen I John Twombly of Dover in the Province of New Hampshire In New England yeoman being Sick & weak of Body
Imprimas I Give & Bequeath Unto my two Sons John Twom- bly & David Twombly & unto their heirs & assigns forever In Equal moieties or halves all my Homsted Land or farm where I now Dwell, together with all the orchard or orchards & Dwelling house & Barn or Barns & other Buildings standing or being upon the said Land or farm as also all the Land or Homsted farm In sd Dover that heretofore Belonged to My Honoured Father & Mother John Twombly & Sarah Twombly of sd Dover Decd Containg Sixty acres more or Less together with all the or- chards Edifices or Buildings Standing thereon, it being the Same Land or farm whereon my Said father & mother Last Lived or Dwelt - as also thirty two acres of Land (more or Less) Lying on the westerly Side of Bellimons Bank river being the remaining part of the Same Land that my sd Honoured father purchased of Colo Paul Gerrish Decd Exclusive of twelve acres out of Said tract that I Sold to Paul Hanson as also all my Comon right In Said Dover not yet Sold or Laid out, which was Bequeathed to me by my sd father or was Given to me In the Division of Dover Town Commons, or by Purchase otherways or however my Said tracts of Land may be Decribed my will is that my Said two Sons John Twombly & David Twombly their heirs & assigns forever shall have hold & Enjoy all my Lands orchards & Build- ings of any Kind whatsoever Either In the Town of Dover or Elsewhere & if Either of my said two sons should Die before he Come of age or be married & Leave no Issue Lawfully Begotten of his Body, my will is that the Surviving Son his heirs & assigns for ever shall have hold Possess & Enjoy the whole of my Said Lands orchards & Buildings as aforesd -
Item I Give & Bequeath Unto my Daughter Lydia Runnels one Likely Cow to be pd & Delivered her or her heirs within the
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term of four years next after my Decease By the Execu™ (or Either of them) of this my Last will & Testament
Item I Give & Bequeath Unto my Daughter Anne Purinton three Likely Grown Sheep to be pd to & Dd her or her heirs within the term of four years next after my Decease by the Execurs or Either of them of this my Last will & Testament -
Item I Give & Bequeath Unto my Daughter Sarah Twombly five hundred Pounds old Tenor, In value as money now is, al- lowing Dollars Equivalent to Six pounds old Tenor Each which Sum is to paid her In moveable Estate as Household Goods to be paid her when she shall arrive to the full Age of Eighteen years or at her marriage if it before She arrives to that age to be pd her by my Said Execurs or Either of them. My will is that if my Said Daughter Sarah Should Die before she arrive to the age of Eighteen years or be married & Leave no Lawful Issue of her Body that the Said five hundred Pounds which I Bequeathd her as aforesd be paid her two Brothers John & David or to the Surviver if Either Should Die as aforesaid.
Item I Give & Bequeath unto my Sister Martha Twombly the Sole use & Improvement of one Good fire room In my sd Dwell- ing house & Sufficient firewood for one fire the Summering & wintering of one Cow & all other Necessaries for her Comfortable Subsistance Until Such time as She Shall marry, & all to be allowed Procured & Provided for her by my Execurs or Either of them, but In Case She shall marry then my Said Execurs Shall be released from Performing ye aforegoing Articles & shall pay to her my said Sister Martha Twombly the Sum of two hundred pounds old Tenor In moveable Estate within the term of two years next after her marriage -
Item I Give & Bequeath unto my Kinsman or Nephew Daniel Twombly two Likely Yearling Steers & one New suit of wareing apparrel to be pa & Delivered him when he shall arrive at the full age of twenty one years by my Said Execurs or Either of them & my will is if my Said Nephew should be Bound out to a trade & Serve to the full age of twenty one years & not otherwise that my
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Execurs or Either of them Give him a Suit of wareing apparrel Suitable for an apprentice to wear on working Dayes & my will is that if my Said Nephew should not Incline to Learn a trade & be Bound out that if he Sees fit he shall have Liberty of applying to my Execurs or Either of them for a reasonable support pro- vided he will Live with Either of them & behave himself in a Civil & orderly manner & my Estate shall Support him Until he shall arrive to the full age of twenty one years & no Longer
Item. I Give & Bequeath unto my Loveing Wife Patience Twombly the whole of my moveable Estate of any Kind what- soever Either within Doors or without, means household furni- ture Husbandry utensils, Cattle horses sheep & swine meaning all my moveable Estate whatsoever, together with the whole & sole Improvement of all my Real Estate orchards & Buildings Dureing her Continueing my widow or until my two sons or Either of them as aforesd arrive to Lawful age or be married, & after to be as the Law Directs as to widows Dower - all which I Bequeath to my Said wife to Enable her to Discharge my Debts, Charges &c & Bringing up & Supporting my Children & paying of Legacies as aforesd -
& I Do hereby Constitute & appoint my Said wife Patience Twombly & My Honoured father In Law Joseph Bunker, Either together or Seperate to be my sole Executors * * * In witness whereof I have hereunto Set my hand & Seal this fifth Day of may anno Domini one thousand Seven hundred & Sixty four -
John twomble
his
[Witnesses] Richard X Casswell, Moses Varney, Eph™ Han- mark
son.
[Proved Aug. 29, 1764.]
[Bond of Patience Twombly, with Joseph Bunker and Moses Varney, both of Dover, yeomen, as sureties, in the sum of £500,
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Aug. 29, 1764, for the execution of the will; witnesses, William Parker, William Vaughan.]
JOHN WINGATE 1764 DOVER
In the Name of God Amen, 1 John Winget of Dover in ye Province of New Hampshire in New England Gent being Exer- cised with great Bodily Infirmities * * *
Imprimis I Give unto my Beloved Wife Sarah Winget the free & full use & Improvement of Ye Westerly half Part of my Dwell- ing House, viz: the lower Room, Chamber & Garret over it, & ye Improvement of Such a Part of my Celler as She Shall have occa- tion of to Secure her own Stores, And also ye Improvement of Such a Part of my Barn as She Shall have occation of to house her Cattle & fodder And also ye one fourth Part of ye Produce of my Homestead Land of every kind; & my Will is that my Sd Wives Part of ye Several Crops, Shall be well & Seasonably Secured & housed, for her use, by my Sons Moses & Aaron Winget, or by thier Procurement, & at thier own Cost & Charge, yearly & every year, at thier Respective Havists, During ye Term of her Continuing my Widow, but in Case She Shall Marry, then my will is that She Shall have her Proper Dowry as by Law Established. My Will also is that my Sª Sons Moses & Aaron, Shall Procure good & Sufficient fire wood for my Sd Wife at ye Door of her Dwelling House to Support one good fire Yearly & every Year, During ye afores'd Term of her Continuing my Widow, if She Shall Require it. I also Give to my Sª Wife Two Cows Six Sheep & one Swine to her own Disposal & ye use of all my Household goods & furniture During ye afores'd Term of her Continuing my widow, Except Such of them as are otherwise Dispos'd of by this Will.
Item I Give unto my Son John Winget, & to his Heirs & As- signs for ever, abought Seventy or Eighty Acres of Land, be ye
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Same more or less, Lying in ye Parish of Madbury, where he now lives, being his Homestead Land, which I have also Con- vey'd unto him by one Deed of Gift. I also Give unto my Sa Son John & to his Heirs & Assigns forever forty Acres of Land in Rochester, viz: in my Second Division Lott in Sª Town, which lyes upon or near ye Chesnut Hills.
Item I Give unto my Son Samuel Winget & to his Heirs & Assigns for ever, one Hundred Acres of Land lying in Rochester in ye first Division in Sª Town where he now lives, which I have also Convey'd to him by one Deed of Gift.
Item I Give unto my Son Daniel Winget & to his Heirs & Assigns for ever one Hundred Acres of Land lying in Rochester in ye first Division in Sd Town, where he now lives, which I have also Conveyd unto him by one Deed of Gift. I also Give unto my sd Sons Samuel & Daniel & to thier Heirs & Assigns for ever all my Right Title & Interest in & unto ye undivided Lands in Sd Rochester, to be Equally Divided between them.
Item I Give unto my Son Joshua Winget & to his Heirs & assigns for ever, about Twenty five Acres of Land lying where he now lives, being his Homestead Land, which I have also Convey'd unto him by one Deed of Gift.
Item I Give unto my Son Jonathan Winget & to his Heirs & Assigns for ever, Sixty Acres of Land lying in Rochester afores'd, viz; in my Second Division Lott in Sd Town which lies upon or near ye Chesnut Hills.
Item I Give unto my two Sons Moses & Aaron Winget & to thier Heirs & Assigns for ever, all my Homestead Land where I now live together with my Dwelling House & Barn, & all other Buildings Standing upon Sª Land Reserving Such a Part of Sd Dwelling House & Barn for ye use of my sª Wife, During ye Term of her Continuing my Widow, as is before mentioned. I also Give to my two Sons ye sd Moses & Aaron & to thier Heirs & Assigns for ever, all my Land Salt Marsh & Thatch Beds lying between ye main Road that leads from Dover Neck to Cochecha, & ye Back River And also all my live Stock of Cattle Sheep
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Horse Kine & Swine, Except Such of them as I have otherwise disposed of in & by this Will. I also Give unto them my sd Sons Moses & Aaron all my farming Tackling & utensils & also one Black walnut Desk, which Commonly Stands in my west- erly lower Room & also my large Brass Kittle. I do also Give unto my sd Sons Moses & Aaron & to thier Heirs & Assigns for ever, one Hundred & forty Acres of Land lying in Rochester afores'd, viz: in my sª Second Division Lott, in Sª Town which lyes upon or near ye Chesnut Hills. And it is here to be noted that all ye Articles given in this will to ye sd Moses & Aaron Joyntly are to be Equally Divided between them.
Item. I Give unto my Daughters, viz: Sarah Ham Anna & Mehettabel Winget & to thier Heirs & Assigns for ever all my Land in ye Third Division in Rochester afores'd to be Equally Divided among them. I also Give unto Each of my sd Daugh- ters two Hundred Pounds, old Tenor, to be Paid them by my sd Sons Moses & Aaron, out of ye Produce of ye Land which I have Given them, viz; Two Hundred Pounds to my sd Daugh- ter Sarah within ye Term of one year after my Decease, & two Hundred Pounds to my sd Daughter Anna within ye Term of two Years after my Decease, & two Hundred Pounds to my sd Daughter Mehettabel within ye Term of three Years after my Decease. And my Will is that my sª Daughters Anna & Mehet- tabel Shall be as well Provided for & furnished in every Respect by my sª Sons Moses & Aaron, at thier Respective Marriages, as my sª Daughter Sarah was by me, at her Marriage. And at ye Decease of my sª Wife I Give unto my sd Daughters Sarah Anna & Mehettable all my Household Goods & furniture to be Equally Divided among them; Except one Black Walnut Desk, & one Brass Kittle which I have by this will Given to my sd Sons Moses & Aaron.
And I do hereby Constitute make & ordain my sd Son Moses Winget, my Sole Executor * *
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