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Item I give and bequeath to My beloved Daughter Elizabeth Twenty shillings old Tennor to be paid by My sª Son Nicholas in Species within three years after ye decease of My Sª wife Sarah to her her Heirs & assigns -
Item I give to My Sª Wife Sarah ye Improvement of all My Stock of Creatures And Utensils for farming during her natural life, and after her decease I give them to My Sª Son Nicholas to him his Heirs & assigns.
Item I give and bequeath to My Sª Wife Sarah ye Improvemt of all my Household goods during her natural life & after her decease to be equally Divided between My Said Sons John & Nicholas, to them their Heirs & assigns.
Item I give & bequeath to My Sª Son Nicholas, whom I like- wise Constitule Make & ordain My Sole Executor of this My last Will & Testament, all ye rest of My Estate both real & personal, to him his Heirs & assigns for ever.
Benjamin Wamouth
[Witnesses] James Hobbs, James Philpot, Archª Smith. [Proved April 28, 1756.]
PHILIP FOWLER 1754 NEWMARKET
In the Name of God Amen, I Philip Fowler of New Market in the Province of New Hampshire in new England Yeoman, this twenty second Day of May Anno Domini seventeen hundred & fifty four, & in the twenty seventh Year of the Reign of his Majesty King George the second * *
Item I Give & bequeath to my dear & well beloved Wife, the use & benefit of the one third Part of all my Lands, both upland , & Marsh together with the one third Part of all my buildings
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standing or being thereon, during her natural Life. I also Give & bequeath to my said Wife all my houshold Stuff & Goods, all my beds & bed Cloaths, & evrything belonging to them & all Sorts of Cloth & Clothing & all the wooden, Earthen, Pewter, Brass, Tin, Iron, Glass Utensils in my House together with all my Silver Utensils & Gold, that is in my house of any Sort & kind, & all my household Goods & Stuff of all Sorts & Kinds that can be Named together with all my Stores of Provisions of every Kind whatsoever for her own to be to her sole use benefit & Behoof forever, & to be dispos'd of at her Pleasure, provided she so accepts this my Will as to renounce or disclaim her Dower or Thirds.
Item I Give & bequeath to my beloved Son Philip one hundred & eight Acres of Land laying & being in New Market aforesaid on which my dwelling house stands butted & bounded as follows Vizt beginning at the River, & running the whole Wedth of my Land 'till it come to two white oak Trees, mark'd P. J. on the South East Side of my Field Orchard so call'd & then at sixty four Rods Distance from Hubartus Neals Lands on the South west Side of it ranging said Oak Trees which is above the high- way, Vizt in the upper Field, then running from thence over to John Wedgwoods Land & extending into the Woods till it makes the said hundred & eight Acres, that is so as to leave fifty Acres on the north east Side of it for my Son Jacob, as I bound it to him in this my last Will & Testament, & also one third Part of my Marsh call'd the first Marsh, together with my Upland at the head of it, to possess & enjoy the same, with all the Buildings upon the said hundred & eight Acres with all the Priviledges & Appurtenances thereunto belonging or any way appertaining excepting the third Part thereof during the Natural Life of my wife, as is abovemention'd, together with all my Implements & Utensils for farming for his own forever, & I also give my Son Philip, the whole of my Intrest in the Township laying on Saco River call'd Narragansett, which was Originally Jacobs Right, with all the Priviledges & Appurtenances thereunto belonging or any ways appertaining -
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Item I Give & bequeath to my beloved Son Jacob fifty Acres of my Land in New Market aforesaid, which is butted & bounded as follows, Vizt beginning at Hubartus Neals Land on the South East Side of my Field Orchard (so called) & running Southwest- erly sixty four Rods, ranging two white Oak Trees before men- tion'd mark'd P. J. & running to Josiah Burleys Lands such a Weadth as will make fifty Acres, Vizt below said Burleys Land, & also one third Part of my Marsh & Upland beforemention'd call'd first Marsh, with all the Priviledges & Appurtenances be- longing or in any ways appertaining to said Parcels of Land & Marsh (excepting the one third Part thereof during the Natural Life of my Wife as above) -
Item, I Give & bequeath unto my beloved Son Simonds sev- enty Acres of my Land in New Market aforesd beginning at the upper Ends thereof by Smarts & Bracketts Land & running the whole weadth of my Land down towards the River till said Seventy Acres is compleated & also one third Part of my Marsh & Upland aforesd at first Marsh with all the Priviledges & Appur- tenances belonging or any ways appertaining to said Parcels of Land & Marsh excepting the Third Part thereof during the Nat- ural Life of my Wife, but if my Lands will not hold out so that each Son may have the full Number of Acres I have above be- queathed unto him then it is my Will that each Son shall fall short in his Number of Acres in proportion to the Number of Acres given him but if it Measures more each shall have his Proportion of the Overplus, according to the Number of Acres bequeath'd unto him -
Item. I Give & bequeath unto my beloved Daughters Vizt Elizabeth, Susanna, Judith & Mary Three hundred Pounds Old Ten' to each of them, according to the present Value in this Province, that is after Judith has been made equal with her other Sisters when they were married, which it is my will she should be, all to be paid within three Years after my Decease, & it is my will that Philip shou'd pay off the said Legacies to my said Daughters, three hundred Pounds to Susanna, & two hundred
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Pounds to Judith, & that Jacob shou'd pay to Mary her three hundred Pounds, & that Simonds shou'd pay Elizabeth her three hundred Pounds, & one hundred Pounds to Judith -
And I do hereby ordain & appoint my Son Philip Fowler to be sole Ex' to this my last Will & Testament & it is my will that he take my Stock Book Debts, Bills, Bonds & Whatsoever Estate Personal or Real is to be found, which is not bequeath'd to my Wife or Children to pay my just Debts & Funeral Charges & to make Judith equal with her Sisters as aforesaid & in Case there are not Sufficient herefor, then each Son shall pay an equal Part of what shall be needed more to pay my Debts &c. but if my Stock &c as above mention'd shall more than pay my Debts & funeral Charges &c then each Son shall have an equal Part of the overplus
Philip Fowler
[Witnesses] Thomas Young, John Mead, Ichabod Whidden.] [Probate Records, vol. 24, p. 525.]
A Codicil to the foregoin Will
Be it known to all Men by these Presents that I Philip Fowler of New Market within His Majesties Province of New Hampshire in New England Yeoman have made & Declared my last Will & Testament in writing baring Date the twenty Second Day of May Anno Domini Seventeen hundred & fifty four & in the twenty Seventh year of the Reign of His Majesty King George, the Second. I the Sd Philip Fowler by this Present Codicil do Ratify & Confirm my Sd last Will & Testament and do further declare that in as much as fifty Six acres of my Land on which my House Stands Is Since my Will was written In the Law And my Son Philip has oblidged himself to the Warranters Joseph Sherburn Esqr Mr John Sherburn of Boston And Mr Henry Sherburn Esqr Mr John Sherburn & Mr Daniel Ringe Merchants in Portsmth To defray one half of the Charge for the carrying the case home to England. It is my will that my other two Sons Jacob & Simond Should pay Each their Equal Part of Sd Charge with my Son Philip in proportion to their Interest in my Estate
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as mentioned in My Sª Will. And also that in Case any of the Land I have will'd To Either of my Sª Sons Should hereafter come into the Law they Should Each of them bear their Propor- tion of the Charge which may thereby arise as afore Sd And my Will and meaning Is that this Codicil be Adjudged to be a Part and Parcel of my last Will & Testament and that all things therein Mentioned & contained be faithfully and truly per- formed, and as fully & Amply in Every Respect as if the Same were So declared and Set Down in my Sª will and Testament. Witness my Hand this Twenty fifth Day of July one Thosand Seven hundred & Sixty four
[Witnesses] Robert Smart, John Moody. [Proved Aug. 26, 1767.]
Philip Fowler
[Inventory, June 1, 1767; amount, £935. 5. 6; signed by Wil- liam Pottle and Walter Bryent.]
SAMUEL LEAVITT I754 STRATHAM
[Warrant, May 22, 1754, authorizing Samuel Lane and Wil- liam Pottle, both of Stratham, to appraise the estate of Samuel Leavitt of Stratham, yeoman.]
[Inventory, May 24, 1754; amount, £56. 16. 6; signed by William Pottle and Samuel Lane; mentions Dudley Leavitt as executor of the will.]
RICHARD JENNESS I754 RYE
In the Name of God a men I Richª Jenness Esqr of the Parrish of Rye in the Province of New Hampshire Beeing Week in Body
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Item I give unto my well Beloved wife Mary the use of the west end of my Dwelling House with the fire Rooms & other Priviledges and Conveniencies there to Belonging with fire wood Rady Cut to the doer & all other Nacerases of Life as is here after Previded for In this my Last will for During the tarm of her widowhood I also Give Grant & bequeath unto my Said wife all my Household Goods not Desposed of hereafter in this my Last will to her Despose for Ever -
Item I Give to my well beloved Son francis Jenness & to his Heirs & assigns for Ever Seventy five Acres of Land joining to that Land where his now Dwelling House & twenty five acres of Land is in Rye afore Said & is to Extend So many Rods East- wardly into my other Land upon a Parallel Line a Crossing the Land I bot of the Lat Lieu Gouvnour Wintworth & a lot of Land I bot of Wm Cotton till the Said Quantity of Seventy five acres is Compleatly made up -
I also Give my Said Son francis one Whole original Right of Land in the township of Barnstead which Right of Land I bought of George walton of Newington Esqr & also I Give unto my Said Son francis a one hundred Acre Lot of Land in the township of Chester Commonly Called the first Hundred Acre Lott in Said township which I bought of Sam11 tomson. I also Give unto my Said Son francis one halfe of a two Hundred & forty acre Lot of Land in the township of Barrington Which I bot of Capt wm follows Late of Portsmouth deceased I also Give to my Said Son francis one halfe of an original Right of Land in the township of Gilmantown which I bot of Wm Rogers I also Give to my Said Son all my Right of Land in the township of Epsom which I bought of Nathanial Morril Late of Rye Aforesaid Clerk De- ceased I also Give to my Said Son francis two Shares of Marsh in Little River so Caled in Northhampton Parrish Bounded as fol- loweth Viz Nothely on Marsh of Epharim Marston Westely on the Creek Southely on Marsh of Stephen Brown & Eastely on Lampers Land I also Give unto my Said Son francis two Acres of Marsh at the west End of the Six Shares So Caled in Little Rever
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afore Said I also Give to my Son francis all that Part of four Acres Land that he has in his Presesain that I Desined for my Son Richd haveing Sold the other Part to Jethro Lock for him my Said Son Richard Provided Nevertheless & my Will & Meaning is that my Said Son franceis Pay or Casse to be Paid to my well beloved Daughter Sarrah Marston Sixty Ounces of Silver or Bills of Credit or other Good Marchantable Pay at the Current money Price as Shall be acquivalent to Said Sixty Ounces of Sil- ver Which he my Said Son Shall Choose as he is here after obliged to Pay the above Said Silver or other Marchantable Pay twenty Ounces with in one year after my Decease & twent Ounces with in two years & twenty ounces the third year Which Makes the above Said Sixty ounces as Above Said
Item I Give unto my well beloved Son Richard Jenness a Lot of Land on the North Side of the Road that Leads from Brack- fast Hill Rendles farm at the North End of Said Hill it Being that Land I Bought of John & willim Cotton Contaning Ninty acres Be the Same More or Less as may more fully appear by there Deed of Sale to me -
I also Give unto my Said Son Richª Jenness the one half of that whole Right of Land in Gilmantown Which I bought of wm Rogers afore Said I also Give unto my Said Son Richd that whole Right in Canterbury of which I was the original Propritor or Grantee Except the Home Lot which I have Disposed of I also give unto my Said Son Richd the one half of that two Hundred & forty acre Lot of Land in Barrington afore Said which was the original Right of wm Follows late of Portsmouth afore Said in- holder Deceased I also Give to my Said Son Richd & to his heirs & assigns for Ever the one Half of Lot of Land in Notingham the hole Lot Containing two Hundred & twenty Acres Which I Bought of Joshua Pairce Esqr I also Give to My Said Son Richd Jenness that Salt Marsh he improves at Lamprys Cove So Called at Little Rever afore Said Provided Nevertheless & my will & Meaning is that My Said Son Richª Jenness Pay or Casse to be Paid to my well Beloved Daughter Hannah Lock Sixty
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ounces of Silver or bills of Credit or other Good Marchantable Pay at the Current money Price as Shall be acquivalent to Said Sixty Ounces of Silver as he is here after Obliged to Pay the above Said Silver or other Marchantable Pay twenty ounces with in one year after my Decease twenty ounces with in two years & twenty ounces the third year which Makes the above Said Sixty as above Said
Item I give unto my Sons Franceis Richard Samuel & Joseph as trustees in trust for my Well Beloved Son Simon Jenness he being incapable of taking Care for himself a Certain tract or Par- cel of Land Lying & being in Rye aforesaid Containing forty acres be the Same More or Less Bounding at the South easterly End of the Lots of Land I bought of the Said Lieut Govr Went- worth & Said John & willim Cotton it Being all that Remander of the afore Said Lotts of Land Not before Disposed of which Said tract of Land is to be improved for the use & Benefit of my Said Son Simon by the Said trustees in trust & in Cause the Said trusttees in trust Shall find it Necessary to Sell the Same or Such Part thereof as the Said trusttees in trust or the major Part of them Shall judge Necessary to be sold & the money there by raised be employed & improved for the Comfortable Support & Maintanance of him my Said Son Simon -
Item I Give unto my well beloved Son Samuell Jenness that Part of my farm where I now Live that lies on the westerly Side of the Road that Leads from my Grist Mill to Nathaniel Jenness House & from Said Grist Mill on the South west Side of Said Mill Pond & Brook up to the Saw Mill I also Give to my Said Son that Land on the Northerly Side of the Brock & on the weasterly Side of the Road Leads to James Pirkins House Re- serving for My Son Joseph Jenness one halfe of the Pine timber Standing on the Mill Knoll So Called also the on halfe of the pine Tember on the North Side of the Saw Mill for & During the term of twenty years after my Decease & then is to be & Remain to & for the use of my Said Son Samuell I also Give to my Sª Son Samuell fifteen acres of Land be the Same More or Less that I
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bot of Simon Dow of Hampton Said Land Lyeth in Rye afore Said by Henery Elkins® Land -
I also Give to him my Said Son Sam11 a Right of Land at Chichester of which I was the original Proprietor or Grantee
I also Give to My Said Son Sam11 the one halfe of a Lot of Land in Notingham in the third Devission of Lots & Nº 27 Said Lot of Land I bot of Joshua Pearce Esq' I also Give My Said Son Sam11 the one halfe of My Right of Land in Gilmantown Not Before Disposed of in this my Last will or other wise I also Give to My Said Son Sam11 the one halfe of My Right of Land in the township of Barnstead that was originally the Right of Nathaniel Morrals afore Said Provided Nevertheless & my Will & Meaning is that my Said Son Sam11 Jenness Pay or Casse to be Paid to my well Beloved Daughter Hannah Lock fifty ounces of Silver or bills of Credit or other Good Marchantable Pay at the Current Money Price as Shall Be acquivalent to Said fifty ounces of Silver as he is here after obliged to Pay the above Said Silver or other Marchantable Pay twenty ounces within one year after my Decese & twenty ounces with in two years & ten ounces the third year which Makes the afore Said fifty ounces of Silver
Item I Give unto my Well beloved Son Joseph Jenness all my Estate Both real & Personal that I have not before Disposed of in this my Last will or otherwise also I Give to My Said Son Joseph the one half of my feld & forres which is at the South End of My New Paster So caled Joyning to the High way Near by Richª Jenness Jur House Provided Nevertheless he My Said Son Joseph Pay or Case to be paid unto My well Beloved Daugh- ter Sarah Marston or to her heirs fifty ounces of Silver as he is here after obliged to Pay the above Said Silver or other Mar- chantable Pay twenty ounces with in one year after my Decese & twenty ounces with in two years after My Decese & ten ounces the third year which Makes the afore Said fifty ounces of Silver
Item I Give unto my two Grandsons Joshua Weeks & Richard Lock my Right of Land in the town Ship of Barnstead which Right I bot of Capt Clough of Canterbury I also Give unto My
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Grandson Joshua Weeks one halfe of a Lot of Land in the town- ship of Notingham that I Bot of Joshua Pearce Esqr afore Said I also Give unto my Said Grandson Joshua weeks that Whole Right of Land in the township of Chichester which I Bought of Mr Joseph Worth of Hampton falls I also Give and Bequeath unto my Grandson Joshua Week two Acres of my Pond that I have betwext my House & the Sea to him & his heirs for Ever all he or thay Can Moe or Cut of the Said two acres I also Give & Bequeath unto my Said Grandson Johua to be paid or Delivered unto him when he Shall arrive at the age of twenty one years by my Executor one Cow & a yoke of Likle Steers of three years old
Item I Give & Bequeath my wearing Apparel to be Equally divded among my Said Sons Franceis Richd Simon Sam !! & Joseph
Item I Give My Books to My Children Sons & Daughters afore Said to be equally divided among them
Item I give unto my afore Said Dearly beloved Wife Mary over & above What I have before Given her in this my Last Will and my Will & Meaning is & I do here by order & Direct that my four Sons Frances Richd Sam11 & Joseph shall have Hold & enjiy there Several & respective Legacies in this my Last Will to them bequeathed as Estates in fee Simple But they Shall hold them upon the following Conditions any thing Contained in this my Last will to the Contrary thereof Notwithstanding Viz that my Said four Sons Last Mentioned at their joint Cost & Charge Shall Procure to & for the Sole Use & Improvement of my Sd wife their Mother if She Shall demand it two Good Cows & Shall at their joint Charge as aforesª Provide Necessary & Convenient Pastreing & fodder for the well keeping the Said two Coues Sum- mer & winter with out Corst or trouble to my Sd wife so long as She Shall Continuer a widow & I do further order & appoint that my Said four Sons Shall also provide for my Said wife without trouble or Expence to her Necessary & Convinient fuiel for one fire with all the other Necessary & Convenient accomodations for her Comfortable & Honourable Maintenance & Support Such
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as Drinck Apparrell & Physick & any thing else that may be necessary to make her Life easy dureing her widowhood as aforesaid
Item I Give & bequeath to my four Sons Francis Jenness Richd Jenness Sam11 Jenness & Joseph Jenness over and above what I have Given them in this my Last will the one halfe of a Saw Mell Standing on my one Land about forty Rods from my house to be equely devided betwext them with all the Right & Privalage to the Streem for Bulding Sd mell to them & to there heirs for Ever
I also Give unto my four Sons francis Richd Sam11 & Joseph all my Pond Betwext my house & the Sea to be Eaquely Devided Betwext them my Said Sons Except two acers before Disposed of in this my Last will with all the Salt marsh by Said Pond to be equely Devided be twext them thay my afore Said four Sons to be there Equel Part in the drawing the worter of & fencing Said Pound and I do here by Constitute ordain & appoint my Sª Son Joseph Jenness Sole Executor * *
Signed Sealed Published Declared by the Said Richª Jenness Esqr to be his Last will & Teastament in the Presence of us this 25th Day May 1754
Richard Jenness
[Witnesses] Joseph Brown Juner, Nathaniael Jenness, his
Joseph + towle. Marke [Proved Jan. 25, 1769.]
JEREMIAH PHILBRICK 1754 KINGSTON
[Bond of Mary Philbrick, widow, with Ebenezer Stevens and Timothy Tilton, yeomen, as sureties, all of Kingston, in the sum of £500, March 27, 1754, for the administration of the estate of Jeremiah Philbrick of Kingston, yeoman; witnesses, Jotham Rindge, William Parker.]
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[Inventory, April 1, 1754; amount, £6389. 10. 0; signed by Jeremy Webster and Samuel Winslow.]
[Administratrix's account of the settlement of the estate; re- ceipts, personal estate, £1096. o. o; expenditures, £2515. 3. 6; mentions maintaining a child under seven years of age 104 weeks; allowed Oct. 30, 1765.]
Province of To the Honble John Wentworth Esq' Judge
New Hamps: of the Probate of Wills &c for the Province of New Hamps:
This is to Inform your Hon' that we the subscribers liveing Near the Estate of Jeremiah Philbrick late of Kingstown de- ceasd being desired by Lieut Israel Dimon now Husband of Mary : Relict of the deceas'd & administx on his Estate to give our Judgment relateing to the profit or Income of the sd Estate of the sd Jeremiah: in order to settle with your Hon' &c do give our judgment as follows viz : that the sª Estate dureing the Ten years which sd Dimon Improved it, is worth about one Hundred pounds (Old Tent) pr year to him, amounting in the whole to the sum of One Thousand pounds (Old Ten') in Testimony whereof we do hereunto set our hands the 13th day of feby Anno: dom: 1766
David Tilton Jonathan Sanborn Jonathan French Junr
NATHANIEL GLIDDEN 1754 EXETER
[Ann Glidden waives administration on the estate of her hus- band, Nathaniel Glidden of Exeter, May 28, 1754, in favor of Capt. Daniel Gilman of Exeter, chief creditor, "being fully Satisfied there is No Person Near of Kin to the deceased."]
[Administration granted to Daniel Gilman May 29, 1754.] [Probate Records, vol. 19, p. 37.]
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[Bond of Daniel Gilman, trader, with Moses Carr, physician, and Moses Stevens, tanner, both of Somersworth, as sureties, in the sum of £500, May 29, 1754, for the administration of the estate; witnesses, William Parker and Jotham Rindge.]
[Inventory, June 8, 1754; amount, £528. 0. 0; signed by Daniel Thing and Theophilus Smith.]
[Warrant, Aug. 28, 1754, authorizing Theophilus Smith, Dan- iel Thing, yeoman, Robert Light, gentleman, John Gilman, gen- tleman, and Joseph Scribner, yeoman, all of Exeter, to set off the widow's dower.]
Province of ? Where as we The Subscribers ware appointed New hampr S and authorized by The Hounble Andrew Wiggin Esqr Judge of The probats of Wills &c for Said Province to Di- vide and Sett off to Ann Gliden of Exeter in Said province Widow Relect of Nathaniel Gliden Late of Exeter afore Said Deceas'd one full Third part of the Real Estate of The Said Deceased ac- cording to Quantity and Quality by meats and bounds to hold to her in Severalty as her Dower of The Estate of The Said De- ceased as by a Warrant from The Said Judge of Probates Dated augest 28th 1754 may appear We have Pursuant to Said Warrant Divided and Sett off to the Said Ann Gliden in full for her Third part of The Real Estate of The Said Deceased to hold to her in Severalty as her dower in The Estate of Said Nathaniel Gliden Deceased The Land and Primeses herein here after mentioned & Circomcribed (viz) a Certain Peice of Land Containing Two acres and fifteen Rods and bounded as followeth begins at The north East Corner of The home place adjoyning to That Peice of Land Which John Dean purchesed of The Said Nathaniel Gliden Deceased Then Runs North Thirty Eight Degr west ten Rods to a Stake and Ston Then Runs Southerly The Same breadth of ten Rods bounding Easterly on Capt Daniel Gilmans Land and Westerly on The other Two Third Parts of Said homested until it Coms to The high Way To Gether with The Dweling house
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That Stands Thereon to hold to her In Severallty (During her natural Life) as her dower of the Estate of The Said Nath !! Gliden Deceas'd
In Testemoney where of we have hereunto Set our hand This Eleventh Day of october anno domini 1754
Theo: Smith Rob Light John Gilman Jr
[Administrator's account of the settlement of the estate; receipts, £480. 9. 0; expenditures, £425. 10. I ; allowed June 25, 1755; mentions children under seventeen years of age.]
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