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Item I Give unto My Daughter Elener Briant one hundred and fifty pounds old tenor money and three Good Ewes To be
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paid and Delievered her or her heirs within Two years after my Decease by my Executor hereafter Named -
Item I Give unto My Daughter phebe avery one hundred and fifty pounds money old Tenor and three Ewes to be paid and Delivered To her or her heirs within four years after my Decease by My Executor hereafter Named
Item I Give unto my Said Two Daughters to be Equaly Devided Between them all my household Stuff Excepting what my said wife Brought with her -
Finally my Will is and I Do hereby appoint My Said Son John Hill Sole Executor of this my Last will and Testement hereby Revoking Disallowing and Makeing voyd all former wills and Testements by me heretofore Made: Ratefieing and Con- firming this and no other to be my Last will and Testement In Witness whereof I have here unto Set my hand and Seal this Ninth Day of January annoque domini one thousand Seven hundred and fifty five - &c.
Joseph hill
[Witnesses] John Huggins, John Allen, Richard Young. [Proved July 28, 1756.]
MARY RUNNELLS I755 STRATHAM
In The Name of God Amen This Fifteenth Day of January anno Domini 1755 I Mary Runals of Stratham In the Province of Newhampr Singelwoman & Spincer Being but Week of Body *
First I Give and bequeath unto my Kindswoman Judeth Runals Daughter to my brother Robert Runals Deceaced and to her heirs and assings for Ever all my Real and parsnall Estate viz my bead and furniture belonging and all my other house El- stufs Within Dors and all my Wearing apparill and all my Stock of Cattel Sheep and Swine to her and to her Disposel for Ever.
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Lastly I Do here by make and ordain the Said Judeth Runals above mentiond to by my Sole Executrix *
hir Mary + Runels mark
[Witnesses] Ichabod Clark, William Hash, Theo Smith. [Proved Oct. 29, 1760.]
[Bond of Judith Runnels of Stratham, single woman, with Theophilus Smith of Exeter and Abraham Brown, Jr., of Hampton Falls, yeomen, as sureties, in the sum of £1000, Oct. 29, 1760, for the execution of the will; witnesses, William Parker, Cutts Shannon.].
SAMUEL STEVENS 1755 EXETER
[Guardianship of Samuel Stevens and Daniel Stevens, minors, children of Samuel Stevens of Exeter, deceased, granted to Ben- jamin Scribner Jan. 20, 1755.]
[Probate Records, vol. 19, p. 195.]
[Bond of Benjamin Scribner of Brentwood, husbandman, with John Gilman of Kingston, husbandman, as surety, in the sum of £500, Jan. 20, 1755, for the guardianship of Samuel Stevens, minor, aged more than 14 years, and Daniel Stevens, aged less than 14 years; witnesses, Samuel Clark, Jonathan Wiggin.]
EBENEZER PHILBRICK 1755 RYE
In the name of God amen I Ebenezer Philbrick of Rye in the Province of New Hampshire Being Week in Body * * *
Itam I Give and Bequeath to my Son James Philbrick all my Estate both Reail and Parsnale What So Ever & Where So Ever
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Not other Ways disposed of in this my Last will Unto him my Said Son and to his Heirs and Assigns for Ever -
Itam I Give and bequeath to my Son Ebenezer Philbrick fif- teen Acres of Land Where he Now Lives on the South Side of the High way his Giveing his Brother James Philbrick the Lebety to Pase and Repase to the South End of his Land his Said Brother James Keeping Good Surfent Bars to Pase throw & Carefely take Care of Said Bars -
Itam I Give and Bequeath to Ruth Rand my Grand Daugh- ter twenty Shillings old tenor in full of all Demands from my Estate Having allready Given my Daughter Ruth Rand before her Decease all that I intended to Give her
Itam I Give to my Daughter Bethiah one Cow to her and to her Heirs for Ever also that She have a Good Convenent fire Room And fire wood feet for the fire at the door also ten Bushels of indian Corn one Bushel of Wheet one Bushel of Molt one Bushel of Barley and the Wentering and Sommering one Cow & two Sheep Eighty Pound of Good Pork and fifty Pounds of Good Beef to be paid her By my Executour Yearly So Long as She Lives on Marred and if She marres forty pounds old tenor money to be paid her also one halfe of the Vallue of a quarter of a Share of Marsh in hampton that I now Give to my Son Eben- ezer Philbrick by a dead of Gift to be paid her by my Said Son Eben' at my Decease
I do by these Presents Constitute & appoint my Son James Philbrick to be my Sole Executor of this my Last Will and testament in Wittness Where of I have here unto Set my hand and Seal: this twenty first day of January 1755
I the Said Ebenezer Philbrock before Signed this my will do Order that my Well beloved wife Bethaih Philbrick Shall have the one third of all my Reail Estate to her benefit Duering her Life and that my two Sons James & Ebenezer Philbrock do Manage and in prove to the best advantage for her also to her Use duering her Life one Cow
Ebenezer Philbrick
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[Witnesses] Richª Jenness 3ª, Joseph Yeaten, Peter Garland. [Proved Dec. 31, 1760.]
[Bond of James Philbrick, yeoman, with Richard Jenness, 3d, as surety, both of Rye, in the sum of £500, Dec. 31, 1760, for the execution of the will; witnesses, William Parker, Cutts Shannon.]
ELIZABETH PRESCOTT 1755 HAMPTON FALLS
In The Name of God Amen This Twenty forth Day of January anno Domini 1755, I Elisabeth Prescut of Hampton falls Widow Relect of Jonathan Prescut of Said Hampton Falls in The province of Newhamps' yeoman Deceased being but Weak of body
firs I Give and bequeath unto my Daughter Elisabeth Gar- land and to her heirs one Gound Silk Crape one homspun Coat & my Stays and Three Puter Plates
Itm I Give to my Grandaughter Abigail Blake Daughter to my Daughter Abigail Lock Deceased Two Puter Platers & Three Puter Plates and one Silver Spoon
Itm I Give to my Grandaughter Mehetabel Wier Daughter to my Daughter mary Hilyard Deceased Two Puter Platers and Three Puter Plats
Itm I Give unto my Son Jeremiah Prescut Ten Shilings old tener to be paid to him in one year after my Deceace by my Ex- cutor here after named
Itim I Give to my Son Joseph Prescut Ten Shilings old tener to be paid to him by my Excutor here after named in one year after my Deceace
Itim I Give unto The Legal heirs of my Son Jonathan Prescut Deceased Ten Shilings old tener to be Paid in one year after my Deceace by my Executor here after named.
Itm I Give unto my Grand Daughter Sarah Prescut Daughter
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to my Son Benjamin Prescut one fether bead and furniture be- longing to The Same Emeadatly after my Deceace
Itm I Give unto Ruth Robey That have Lived With me for many years Past one fether bead which belong to The Trundel Bead Stid
Itm I Give unto my Son Benjamin Prescut and to his heirs for Ever all The Remainder of my Estate both within Dors & with- out (viz) all my Stock of Cattle Sheep horse, and Swine and all my movables Within Dors not allreadey Disposed of in This my Last Will he to Com into Porsission There of at my Deceace
Lastly I Do here by make and ordain my Son Benjamin Pres- cut to be Sole Excutor
her Elisabeth X Prescut mark
[Witnesses] Jonathan Green, Samuel Prescut Jur, Theo: Smith. [Proved May 30, 1755.]
[Warrant, May 31, 1755, authorizing Nathaniel Healey, gentleman, and Jacob Green, yeoman, both of Hampton Falls, to appraise the estate.]
[Inventory, June 5, 1755; amount, £403. 15. 0; signed by Nathaniel Healey and Jacob Green.]
ROBERT DAVIS 1755 CONCORD
[Deborah Davis, widow of Robert Davis of Rumford, and Nathaniel Davis, oldest son, renounce administration on his estate Jan. 27, 1755; witness, Nathaniel Abbott.]
[Administration granted to Samuel Davis Jan. 29, 1755.]
[Probate Records, vol. 19, p. 168.]
[Bond of Samuel Davis, yeoman, with Ezra Carter and Nathan- iel Abbott, gentleman, as sureties, all of Rumford, in the sum
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of £1000, Jan. 29, 1755, for the administration of the estate; witnesses, William Parker, Jonathan Blanchard.]
[Inventory, Jan. 29, 1755; amount, £1876. 12. 0; signed by Ezra Carter and Nathaniel Abbott.]
ABRAHAM MERRILL 1755 NEWTON
[Administration on the estate of Abraham Merrill granted to his widow, Ruth Merrill, Jan. 29, 1755.]
[Probate Records, vol. 19, p. 258.]
[Bond of Ruth Merrill, widow, with Gideon Bartlett and Cut- ting Favor, yeoman, as sureties, all of Newton, in the sum of £2000, Jan. 21, 1755, for the administration of the estate of her husband, Abraham Merrill of Newton; witnesses, Anna Freese, Jonathan Wiggin.]
[Warrant, Jan. 21, 1755, authorizing William Rowell, weaver, and Cutting Favor, yeoman, both of Newton, to appraise the estate.]
[Inventory, Jan. 25, 1755; amount, £6302. 19. 0; signed by William Rowell and Cutting Favor.]
[Warrant, Sept. 14, 1762, authorizing Jeremy Webster of Kingston, Gideon Bartlett, David Sargent, John Elliott, and Nathan Gould, yeomen, all of Newton, to divide the real estate.]
Province of 1 Pursuant to Warrant from the Honble Rich- New Hamps J ard Wibird Esq" Judge of the Probate of Wills &c for the Province of New Hamps: aforesd to us the Subscribers directed : appointing us a Comtee to Divide the Real Estate of Abraham Merril Late of Newtown in said Province deceasd Intestate to & among the widow & Children of the sd deceasd: we have taken the sd Trust upon us & have proceeded and set off as followeth viz: -
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Ist To the Widow Ruth merril for her right of Dower in sd Estate Thirty Acres more or Less in the Home place Bounded as followeth viz: beginning at the south Easterly Corner of the whole Tract at the High way & Joyning to Lieut Micah Hoyts Land & running south westerly on the sd way to the south westerly Corner to the High way Comeing down from & by Lieut David Baglies to the first mentioned High way; Then Northerly on the Last mentioned way in part & on the Revd Mr Eames's Land, in part, & on Charles Chases Land in part to a stake & stones, then North Easterly a Cross the whole Tract to the sd Lieut Hoyts Land where it is Bounded with a stake & stones; then southerly on the sd Hoyts Land about 120 rods to the place where it first began Thirty acres more or Less with the premisses thereon; and one Half of the dwelling House viz: the Back room thereof with the one Half of the Chamber, & one Half of the Cellar; with the one third of the Barn viz: the Westerly End thereof; also Ten acres more or Less for her wood Lot being part of the deceasds Eighty acre piece (so Called) & is a Neck of Land that runs into the Pond (Com'only Called the Country Pond) and is Bounded as followeth viz: Beginning at a stake & stones in the Isthmus & running Easterly about Nine rods to a stake & stones on the other side & so running round the sd Neck of Land (or Cape) by the sd Pond to the place where it first began. Ten acres more or Less -
2 ly To the Children of the sd Deceas'd as followeth viz: -
Ist The first share to Ruth Bounded as followeth viz: Begin- ning at a stake & stones by the forementioned Charles Chases Land which is the Bounds of the widows Thirds; Then North Easterly on the sd Thirds to the forementioned Hoyts Land to a stake & stones a Bounds also of the Thirds; then running North- erly on the sd Hoyts Land, to the North Easterly Corner of the whole Tract; then south Westerly on the Northerly Line of the whole Tract, to the North Westerly Corner thereof, to the sd Chases sd Land; then southerly on sd Chases Land to the place where it first began seven acres more or Less; and three small
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pieces of Land scituate in Kingstown in sd Province being Mill Pond rights (so Called) in the upland division belonging to the deceased in his Life time; one piece being Eight Acres more or Less; another piece six acres more or Less; and a Third piece a Meadow Lot Eight acres more or Less all which pieces are Bounded as may appear by the records of the millpond society, or propriety; with one fifth part of the one Half of the dwelling House; and one fifth part of Two Thirds of the Barn -
2ly The second share to Abigail now the wife of John Currier in the Deceasds fifty acre Tract (or piece) Bounded as followeth viz : Beginning at a stake in a stump which is the south westerly Corner of the whole tract and from thence running Easterly about fifty five rods to a stake & stones by fowlers fence which is the south Easterly Corner Bounds of the whole Tract; Then Northerly on sd Fowlers Land about seventy rods to a stake & stones, Then westerly Crossing the whole Tract to a stake & stones on the westerly side thereof by Land of Isaac Merril Esqr; then southerly on the sd Isaac Merrils Land to the place where it first began; Twenty Three Acres more or Less with one Half of the old House on the Home place & one seventh part of Two Thirds of the Barn -
31y The Third share to Lydia in the Last mentioned piece of Land beginning at a stake & stones by the sd Merrils Land which is the Bounds of the 2d share from thence running Easterly on the sd 2ª share, Crossing the whole Tract to a stake & stones another Bounds of the sd 2d share; then running Northerly on the Easterly Line of the whole Tract about One Hundred & Twelve rods to a small Pine Tree marked; then westerly crossing the whole tract to the Country Pond forementioned to an Ash Tree; then on the sd Pond south westerly southerly &c as the Pond Lays to a red Oak (or Birch) Tree; the Bounds of this piece of the Deceasds Land; and the forementioned Isaac Mer- rils Land; then southerly on the sd Isaac Merrils Land to the place where it first began; Twenty Three acres more or Less;
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with one fifth part of the one Half of the dwelling House with 14 part of 33 of the Barn
4ly The fourth share to Hannah as followeth viz: Three acres more or Less in the Last mentioned piece of Land Bounded as followeth viz: beginning at the Northerly Corner of the whole Tract where it is Bounded on a white Pine stump by the fore- mentioned Pond, from thence running southerly on the Easterly Line of the whole Tract about forty rods to a small Pine Tree marked being a Bounds of the 3d share; then running westerly on the sd 3ª share to the forementioned Pond where it is Bounded with an Ash Tree marked then Northerly on the Pond to the place where it first began and seventeen acres more or Less; in the deceas'ds Tract of Land, Called his Eighty acre piece; Bounded as followeth viz: Beginning at the South Easterly Corner of the whole Tract, & from thence running Westerly as the Land Lays about 1412 rods to a stake & stones then North- erly the Length of the whole Tract to the Pond then North Easterly on the Pond about thirteen rods & a Half to a White Maple on the Bank; then southerly on the Easterly Line of the whole tract to the southerly End thereof where it is Bounded with a stake & stones; the place where it first be- gan; with one fifth part of the one Half of the dwelling House, and one seventh part of the remaining Two Thirds of the Barn -
5ly The fifth share to Sarah in the sd Eighty Acre piece Bounded as followeth viz: Beginning at the southerly End of the whole Tract where it is Bounded with a stake & stones the Bounds of the fourth share from thence running Northerly on the sd 4th share thro the whole Tract to a Hemlock Tree by the Pond which is also a Bounds of the sd fourth share; then south- westerly on the Pond about sixteen rods & a Half to a stake by the sd Pond; then southerly thro the whole Tract to the southerly End thereof where it is Bounded with a stake & stones; then Easterly about sixteen rods to the stake & stones first mentioned Twenty one acres more or Less, with one fifth part of the re-
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maining Half of the dwelling House & one seventh part of the remaining Two Thirds of the Barn -
61y The sixth share to Mary Bounded as followeth viz: Be- ginning at a stake & stones the Bounds of the fifth share; from thence running Northerly on the sd fifth share thro the whole Tract to a stake by the Pond; which is also the Bounds of the 5th share, then south westerly by the Pond sixteen rods & a Half to a stake by the Pond; which sd stake is about Half a rod Eastward of a Bunch of maple Trees, at High water mark then southerly thro' the whole Tract to the southermost End thereof where it is Bounded with a stake & stones, then Easterly about sixteen rods to the place where it first began; Twenty one acres more or Less with one fifth part of the remaining Half of the Dwelling House & the one seventh part of 33 of the Barn.
71y The seventh & Last share to Elisabeth Bounded as fol- loweth viz : Beginning at a stake & stones at the southerly End of the whole Tract; which stake & stones is the Bounds of the 6th share from thence running Northerly thro' the whole Tract Joyn- ing to the sixth share till it Comes to the Pond where it is Bounded with a stake by a Bunch of maple Trees; which is the Bounds of the sixth share; then running westerly Crossing the forementioned Neck of Land; set off for the widows wood Lot, as forementioned; & Joyning to that part of her Thirds there in the forementioned Isthmus, & then by the Pond to the North west- erly Corner of the whole Tract; about sixteen rods & a Half ; then southerly on the westerly Line of the whole Tract to the south westerly Corner thereof, then Easterly about sixteen rods to the stake & stones where it first began; Twenty one acres more or Less; with one Half of the old House; and one seventh part of the remaining Two Thirds of the Barn; Furthermore; we set off & order a Drift way of one rod wide a Cross the southerly Ends of the fifth, sixth, & seventh shares; for the use & benefit of the fourth, fifth, & sixth shares to Come to the Two rods way reserved for the whole Tract: In Testimony of all forego-
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ing we have hereunto set our hands the 29th day of October 1762 -
his David X Sargent mark Jeremy Webster John Eliot Nathan Gould
BENJAMIN MORRILL I755 KINGSTON
[Administration on the estate of Benjamin Morrill granted to Jeremy Webster and Moses Morrill Jan. 29, 1755.]
[Probate Records, vol. 19, p. 179.]
[Bond of Jeremy Webster and Moses Morrill, yeoman, with Phineas Batchelder, gentleman, and Edward Fifield, yeoman, as sureties, all of Kingston, in the sum of £1000, Jan. 29, 1755, for the administration of the estate of Benjamin Morrill of Kingston, gentleman; witnesses, William Parker, Jonathan Blanchard.]
[Warrant, Jan. 29, 1755, authorizing Jonathan Greeley, gentle- man, and Josiah Tilton, yeoman, both of Kingston, to appraise the estate.]
[Inventory, April 26, 1755; amount, £3974. 9. 0; signed by Jonathan Greeley and Josiah Tilton.]
[Benjamin Morrill, aged 14 years, son of Benjamin Morrill, makes choice of Capt. Phineas Batchelder of Kingston as his guardian.]
[Guardianship of Benjamin Morrill granted to Phineas Batchelder Oct. 29, 1755.]
[Bond of Phineas Batchelder, gentleman, with Josiah Batchel- der, yeoman, and Josiah Tilton, gentleman, as sureties, all of
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Kingston, in the sum of £500, Oct. 29, 1755, for the guardianship of Benjamin Morrill, minor, aged more than 14 years; witnesses, Jeremy Webster, Elizabeth Webster.]
[Account of the settlement of the estate; receipts, inventory plus £123. 0. 0; expenditures, £517. 17. 1 ; allowed May 20, 1756.]
[Warrant, June 30, 1756, authorizing Abner Morrill of South Hampton, yeoman, Edward Fifield, gentleman, James Tappan, gentleman, Ebenezer Batchelder, farmer, and Jonathan Greeley, all of Kingston, to divide the real estate.]
[Bond of Samuel Currier of South Hampton, yeoman, with Abner Morrill of South Hampton, yeoman, and Jonathan Greeley of Kingston as sureties, in the sum of £500, July 12, 1756, for the guardianship of Samuel Morrill, aged less than 14 years, son of Benjamin Morrill; witnesses, Ebenezer Batchelder, John Fifield.]
[Bond of Samuel Stevens, yeoman, with James Tappan, gen- tleman, and Ebenezer Batchelder, yeoman, as sureties, all of Kingston, in the sum of £500, July 12, 1756, for the guardianship of John Morrill, aged less than 14 years, son of Benjamin Morrill; witnesses, Jonathan Greeley, John Fifield.]
Province of Pursuant to A Warrant by order of the
New Hamps: | Honble Richard Wibird Esqr Judge of the Probates of Wills &c for sd Province to us directed, appointing us a Comtee to divide the Estate of Benjamin Morril, Late of Kingstown decd to & among the Children of the Deceasd: We have with mature Consideration & deliberation divided the sd Estate to & among his children & set the same off as follows viz :
Imps To moses the eldest son for his Two shares: the dwelling House & Barn of the deceased with the other Edifices, with Two acres of Land at Hogg Hill (so called) in Kensington which the deceasd purchased of James Toppan it being part of the uper Half share in the Ist Range; and one Half of a Right (so called) in Gillman Town in the Province aforesd viz the Right of John
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Kembal (originally) and also the following moveable goods & effects of the deceasd viz one Half of a Cyder mill & Press, & one Half of a Grinding stone a Pair of Cards, Coverlid yarn & cotten, 81b of sheeps wool, two yrds of New Cloth, stockens, one feather Bed, a weavers Loom & Tackling, two ploughs, scyth & Tackling, & sickles, axes & Hoes, a Gun, Horse Tackling, old Iron, the deceas'ds walking cane, & an old coat & Breeches of the de- ceas'ds, a Case of draws, chests & old Casks, a Great Coat, & old window Glass, two cheese Presses, a dung fork, & a Pitch fork, and 12 of the Pew in the meeting House and Cash (old tenour) £99. 11. 10
2ly To Benjamin for his share 25 acres of Land in the 9th Lot in the 6th Range in the 3ª division of Lots in Nottingham in sª Province being all the Land that the deceased owned in the southerly End of sd Lot, & Bounded as may appear by deed; with 15 acres in the 10th Lot the whole Length of the deceaseds Land therein Laying side by side with the 25 acres and also the one Half of a Right (so called) in Gillman Town in sª Province, being the original Right of James Davis Esqr of Durham; and also Three acres & three Quarters of Land being part of twenty acres belonging to the deceasd in the second division in sª Kings- town Laying at the westerly end of the East division Lot on which the deceasd did live, sd three acres & three Quarters Lay- ing on the westerly side of the sd Twenty acres & has Land of Joseph Eastman on the west & on the south the residue of sd twenty acres on the East & Land of Nathanael Bachelder on the North and the following moveable goods & effects Left by the deceasd viz : one feather Bed & Bedding, one suit of the deceasds apparrel, one Round Table, five chains & Iron fetters & cops & Pin, a Large Brass Kettle, Pewter, Knives & forks, a chest with a draw in it, three sheets, one Pillow Case, Books and cash (in the old tenour) 54. 4. 4
31y To John for his share 35 Acres of Land be the same more or Less in the 10th Lot in the 6th Range in the 3ª division of Lots in Nottingham aforesd at the southerly End of sd Lot, and Joyning
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to Benjamins share or part in sd Lot, & is the residue of the deceasds Land and Lot, at the forementioned southerly end, and also the other Half of the forementioned Right of James Davis Esqr (originally) in Gillman Town, with three acres & three Quarters of Land in the forementioned twenty acres at the Head of the Last Division & Joyning to Benjamins part therein Laying side by side therewith, having sd Benjamins share on the west & the residue of sd twenty acres on the East: and also the following moveable goods & Effects Left by the deceasd viz: one feather Bed & Bedding Left with his Guardian Sam el Stevens three sheets, & a Pillow Case, three shirts of the deceas'd, one chest a drinking Glass, & tin Kettle, & also other Glassware & a Hoan Pewter, Iron Tongs & fire shovel, Iron Harrow teeth, Knives & forks Books and Cash (in the old Tenour) £54. 4. 4
4ly To Samuel for his share fifty acres of Land in the 9th Lot in forementioned in sd Nottingham at the North Easterly corner thereof being the residue of the deceas'ds Land in the sd 9th Lot with the other Half of the forementioned John Kembals Right (originally) in Gillman Town before mentioned; and also three acres & three Quarters of Land being part of the forementioned twenty acres in sd Kingstown & Joyning to Johns part therein & Laying side by side therewith; & so haveing the sd Johns part or share on the west & the residue of the sd twenty acres on the east; and also the following moveable goods & effects Left by the deceas'd viz: one feather Bed & Bedding & Bedstead, one suit of curtains, two sheets & a Pillow Case, a Brass warming pan, one suit of the deceasds apparrel, a Hat, a pair of stillyards, an Iron Barr (or crow) Pewter and cash (in the old tenour) £54. 4. 4
All the forementioned moveable goods & effects being ap- prized & vallued as pr Inventory
5ly To Hannah for her share, the residue of the forementioned twenty acres of Land; being Nine acres & a Half be the same more or Less haveing the sd Samuel's share on the west & the East division Lots above mentioned on the East and also the following moveable goods & Effects viz: one Dozen of chairs,
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