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Cellar, and the Northerly end of the New Barn so as to take 25 feet in length, & another third part of the priviledge of the forementioned ferry
3ly The Third share to the Legal Representatives of mary late wife of Joseph Marston who is also deceas'd Bounded as follows viz: Beginning at merrimack River forementioned at the stump forementioned a Bounds of the second share & from thence running southerly by the sd River to Bedford Line (so Called) then westerly by sd Bedford Line to the westerly end of the whole tract, then Northerly on the sd westerly End to the second share, then Easterly on the line of the second share to the place where it first began fifty acres more or less: and the Third share in the forementioned westerly lot Bounded as followeth viz beginning at the Bounds of the second share in sd lot & on the Northerly line & from thence running south by the sd second share Crossing the lot to the southerly Line thereof, then east- erly on the sd south line 80 rods, then North crossing the lot to the Northerly line then west 80 rods to the place where it first began 25 acres more or less, with the one Sixth part of the fore- mentioned ferry, & one fourth part of the remaining Two Thirds of the Dwelling House & Cellar, and fifteen feet in length of the New Barn Joyning to Williams part of sd Barn
4 ly The fourth & last share to Elisebeth now the wife of Ezekiel Stevens being scituated in Bedford Bounded as fol- loweth viz: it being two Home lots Beginning at Bedford Line & Joyning to sd merrimack River & running southerly by sd River the whole width of the sd Two lots, then westerly on the Line of the southermost lot to the southwesterly corner thereof then Northerly on the westerly line of the sd lots the whole width of the sd two lots to sd Bedford line then Easterly on sd line to the place where it first began: and the fourth share in the foremen- tioned westerly lot Bounded as followeth viz: Beginning at the Bounds of the 3d share & on the North line & from thence running easterly on sd line to the North Easterly Corner, then southerly on the easterly end of the lot to the south easterly
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Corner then westerly on the southerly line to the 3d share then Northerly by the sd 3ª share crossing the lot to the Northerly line the place where it first began 25 acres more or less, and one sixth part of the forementioned ferry; also the one fourth part of the remaining two thirds of the Dwelling House & Cellar & the remaining part of the New Barn: In Testimony of all foregoing we do hereunto set our hands the 13th day of April Anno Dom: 1770
Math w Patten Moses Barron 1 Comtee James Karr
[Account of the administrator; receipts, £220. 15. 10 12; ex- penditures, £206. 8. 8 14; allowed Dec. 13, 1770.]
[Additional inventory, March 29, 1769; three lots of land in Unity, £6. 6. o; signed by the appraisers.]
[Guardianship of William Godfrey, minor, aged more than 14 years, son of Isaac Godfrey, granted to Samuel Sleeper of San- down March 5, 1770.]
[Probate Records, vol. 26, p. 258.]
HILTON WOODMAN 1768 SOUTH HAMPTON
[Administration of the estate of Hilton Woodman of South Hampton granted to Hannah Woodman, widow, March 14, 1768.]
[Probate Records, vol. 25, p. 67.]
[Bond of Hannah Woodman, widow, with Benjamin Brown, yeoman, and Moses French, joiner, as sureties, all of South Hampton, in the sum of £200, March 14, 1768, for the admin- istration of the estate; witnesses, William Parker, Jr., Joseph Fifield.]
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[Inventory, March 25, 1768; amount, £452. 6. o; signed by Benjamin Brown and Moses French.]
[Account of the administratrix; receipts, £94. 7. 0, personal estate; expenditures, £59. 15. 434 ; allowed Aug. 30, 1769.]
[Warrant, Sept. 12, 1769, authorizing Eliphalet Merrill of South Hampton, Joshua Chase, and Jonathan Fifield, Jr., both of Hampton Falls, John Weare of Kensington, and Samuel Jenness of Rye, yeomen, to appraise the estate, and report on the advisability of dividing it among the children.]
[Inventory, Sept. 12, 1769; seventy six acres at £3. 18. 0 per acre; signed by Jonathan Fifield, Joshua Chase, and Samuel Jenness. They recommend that it be not divided.]
[Order of court, Nov. 10, 1769, settling two thirds of the estate on Jonathan Woodman, one third to the widow with reversion to him, he to pay the other children, there being nine in all, their shares, to those of age within one year, and to the others when they become of age.]
[Bond of Jonathan Woodman of South Hampton, yeoman, with Job Jenness of Rye, yeoman, and Benjamin Parker of Portsmouth, merchant, as sureties, in the sum of £400, Nov. 10, 1769, for the payment of their respective shares to his brothers and sisters; witnesses, William Parker, Joseph Moulton.]
Province of We the Subscribers being appointed by New Hampshire S the Honble the Judge of the Probate of Wills &c for said Province a Committee to Set off to Hannah Woodman Widow Relict of Hilton Woodman Late of South Hampton in said Province Yeoman Deceased Intestate her Dower which happens to her of the Estate of which he Died Seized &c have as follows (viz)
We have set off to the said widow Twenty five Acres and one hundred and four Rods of Land of the home place, Lying upon the easterly side of the highway which Runs through said place,
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Adjoyning to the house excepting what we have allotted to be Reserved with that part of the house which we have not set to the said widow which is as follows (viz) Begining before the door two Rods from the house and Runing through the middle of the house & Chimney on a strait course to a stake set up three Rods North from the house, then square out to the said highway as is represented in the Plan hereto Annexed; the said Twenty five acres and 104 rods being mark'd in said Plan with the Letter B. which takes the whole of that on the Easterly or North Easterly side of the way Excepting Two Acres and a half at the Northerly End which we have Reserved as part of the Other two thirds; Bounded as follows (viz) Begining at a stake set up by the side of the new highway, & from thence runing Northerly out to the mouth of said way, which is fourteen rods, then by the highway which Leads to Cornet Abel Browns house to said Browns Land, then by said Browns Land Twenty three Rods & a quarter, and from thence on a strait Line to the stake by the way before mentioned which is marked in the Plan with the Letter C.
We have also Set to the said widow the Piece of salt medow which Lies in South Hampton aforesaid; We have also set her for her part of the house the Easterly Lower Room & Chamber over it also the Easterly One third part of the Celler, with the Privilege of Passing & Repassing in & out to and from Said Lower Room Chamber & Celler; allotting the other part of the house not here mentioned with all the Privileges thereto belonging to belong to the other two thirds: We have set to the Said Widow for her part of the Barn the whole of the Westerly End so far as to the Barn floor, with the Priviledge of the Barn floor for Conveniency, and also Liberty of passing & Repassing to & from Said Barn, also the Privilege of the Barn yard for passing & repassing and Improve- ment for other Conveniencies, also the Privilege of the use and Improvment of the wells upon said place
Thus have we set off to the said widow Hannah Woodman her third part of the Estate of Hilton Woodman Late of South Hampton Deceased Intestate as aforesaid; and this we make as
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our Return of so doing: Dated at Hampton falls December I" 1769
Jonª Fifield Joshua Chase Sam11 Jenness
A Plan of the Estate of Hilton Woodman Late of Southampton Deceased Intestate (viz) the home place with the House & Barn thereon also the Highway which is Lately Laid out & fenced thro' said Place
A. Contains Forty Six Acres & four Rods, Including said Highway -
B. Contains Twenty five Acres & one hundred & four Rods Including the House & the Priviledge about it -
C. Contains two Acres & a half : The Prick'd Lines thro are the Highway &c.
[Guardianship of Thomas Woodman, minor, aged more than 14 years, granted to Benjamin Brown of South Hampton, yeo- man, Jan. II, 1771.]
[Probate Records, vol. 26, p. 455.]
[Bond of Benjamin Brown, with Samuel Woodman and Josiah Rogers, both of South Hampton, as sureties, in the sum of £500, Jan. II, 1771, for the guardianship of Thomas Woodman, son of Hilton Woodman; witnesses, Joseph Boyd, William Parker.]
[Bond of Samuel Woodman of South Hampton, yeoman, with Benjamin Bernard of South Hampton, yeoman, and Ezekiel Worthen of Kensington, gentleman, as sureties, in the sum of £50, March 8, 1771, to prosecute his appeal against the decree of court settling the estate on the oldest son; witnesses, William Parker, Jonathan Lovewell.]
[Bond of Samuel Woodman, with Enoch Page as surety, both of South Hampton, in the sum of £500, Nov. 9, 1771, for the
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Highway
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Laid Down by a Scale of 20 Rods to one Inch. - Hampton falls Dec"1st 1769 Jer Lane Surveyor
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payment of their respective shares to the other children, Jona- than Woodman, oldest son, Josiah Rogers for his wife, and to Thomas Woodman, Mary Woodman, Levi Woodman, Jeremiah Woodman, Anna Woodman, and Martha Woodman when they are twenty one years of age; mentions Samuel Woodman as second son, the oldest son refusing to accept the property; wit- nesses, Samuel Hale, Jr., Joshua Blanchard.]
[Warrant, Oct. 23, 1778, authorizing Abel Brown, gentleman, Josiah Dole, Moses Flanders, Henry French, and Israel Sawyer, husbandmen, all of South Hampton, to report on the possibility of the division of the widow's dower among the children. They reported against a division Feb. 22, 1779, and appraised the property at £746. 10. 0.]
[Account of Jonathan Woodman, administrator de bonis non; expenditures, £160. 9. 8; filed Feb., 1779.]
[Decree of court, Feb. 25, 1779, settling the dower on Samuel Woodman, the second son, Jonathan Woodman, oldest son, declining; mentions one of the children as deceased. William Carter acknowledges receipt of the share of his wife, Anna Carter, Feb. 3, 1789.]
WILLIAM DENNETT I768 PORTSMOUTH
[License to Catharine Wise, administratrix, March 26, 1768, to sell lands in Barnstead and Chichester of the estate of William Dennett of Portsmouth.]
[Probate Records, vol. 25, p. 99.]
JONATHAN NORRIS 1768 EXETER
In The Name of God amen This Twenty Ninth Day of march anno Domini 1768 I Jonathan Norris of Exeter in the Province of Newhampshire yeoman being Weak in bodey
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first I Give unto my son Joseph Patridge Norris & to his Heirs &c Ten Pounds Lawfull money in species at Cash Price and to be Paid in one year after my Decease & to be Paid by my Son Jonathan Norris
Item I Give unto my Son James Norris & to his heirs &c Ten Pounds Lawfull money & to be Paid in species at Cash Price within one year after my said Son James arives at the age of twenty one years & to be Paid by my Son Benjamin Norris
Item I Give unto my Son Samuell Norris and to his Heirs & assings for Ever one whole Right or Propritors Share of Land in the Town Ship of Chichester be the Same more or Less and being That Right of Land which I Bought of Benjamin Lamper the Charges arising on said Right is to Be Paid by my Two sons Viz Jonathan & Benjamin Eaqualy between them untill my Son Samuell arives at the age of twenty one years furthermore I Give unto my Son Samuell five Pounds in Labor on his Land when he arives to the age of twenty one years & to be Paid by my two Sons viz Jonathan & Benjamin Eaqualy between them
Itim I Give unto my Daughter Rachal one bead & furnitur and the full one half Part of her mothers wearing apperill my Said Daughter to Come into Porsission there of at my Decease
Item I Give unto my Daughter Sarah one fether Bead & furniture and one Cow & allso five Pounds Lawfull money in Such Housell Stufe as she shall Chuse at Cash Price & to be Deliver to her at my Decease by my Two Sons viz Jonathan & Benjamin & allso I Give unto my Said Daughter Sarah the full one Halfe Part of all her mothers Wearing apperell of all sorts
Item I Give and bequeave unto my Two Sons Jonathan Norris and Benjamin Norris Eaqually to be Devided between them according to Quantity and Quality and to their Heirs and assings for Ever all my Real & Personal Estat of what name or natur Soever not all Readey Disposed of in this my Last Will viz all my Lands Lying & being in the Town of Exeter be the Same more or Less together with all my buildings Standing There on and allso my Saw mill & Grist mill with all my Prive- ledges in the mill Grant & Stream with all the appurtances there
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unto belonging and allso I Give unto my Said Two Sons viz Jonathan & Benjamin all my Stock of Catel of all Sorts with all my Utensels for Husbandrey They my said sons Jonathan and Benjamin to Com into Porsession there of at my Decease and to Pay all my Just Debts & Leageses as I have ordered them in this my Last Will
Lastly I Do hereby appoint my Son Jonathan Norris to be Sole Executor to this my Last Will & Testament hereby Revok- ing and Disanulling all former Will or Wills by me made Ratefing & Confirming This & none other to be my Last Will & Testement The Day & year first mentioned
Jonathan Norris
[Witnesses] Samel Dudley, Biley Dudley, Theo: Smith. [Proved Dec. 27, 1769.]
[Inventory, Dec. 29, 1769; amount, £545. 9. 6; signed by Theophilus Smith and Nathaniel Gordon.]
[Account of the executor; receipts, £122. 12. 6; expenditures, £71. 14. 3; filed Oct., 1771.]
[Warrant, Nov. 25, 1771, authorizing William Parker, John Gilman, Jr., Nathaniel Gordon, Ephraim Rollins, all of Exeter, yeomen, and Samuel Dudley of Brentwood, to divide the real estate.]
Rockingham ss. Pursuant to a Warrant from the Honble the Judge of the Probate of Wills &c for said County appointing us a Committee to divide the Real Estate of Jonathan Norris late of Exeter in said County Yeoman Decd Which lays in said Exeter & Brintwood between his two Sons Jonathan & Benjamin; We have accordingly proceeded in Manner Following, vizt
We have set off & Allotted to Jonathan Norris the eldest of the Two sons of said deceased Nine acres of Land situate in Exeter bounded Southwesterly on the County Road leading from Exeter to Kingston Northwesterly on an Highway leading from the
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Road aforesaid to Capt John Gilman mill so called & North Easterly on Land the said Jonathan the said Son purchased of Thomas Lord with a dwelling house & Barn thereon - And also Twenty one Acres more or less out of the Pasture Land in said Exeter which said deceased purchased of Samuel Goodhue which said twenty one Acres are bounded as follows vizt beginning at the Northeasterly corner of said Pasture Land thence running Southwesterly on the Highway aforesaid twenty one Rods & three Quarters of a Rod, thence running North Seventy one & an half Degrees West to Land of Dinah Dudley & then North- easterly & Northwesterly by her said Land to Land of Richard Smith then Northeasterly & Easterly by said Smiths Land and Land of Colo Daniel Gilman to the bounds first mentioned And also one half of one Third of Seventeen Acres of land situate in said Exeter laying in Common & undivided the other two thirds of which seventeen Acres are owned by some of the Heirs of Benjamin Smith deceased. And also one Eighth Part of a Saw mill in Brintwood in said County commonly called Pick- pocket Mill with an Eighth part of said Deceaseds Right in the Mill grant & stream there, together with the Appurtenances to one Eighth part thereof belonging - To hold to him the said Jonathan Norris the Son his heirs & Assigns in severalty forever as his full half of said Estate -
We have also set off & allotted to Benjamin Norris the other of the two sons of said Deceased Forty nine Acres more or less of Land situate in Exeter aforesaid bounded as follows vizt begin- ning at the highway aforesaid leading to said Gilmans Mill, twenty one Rods & three Quarters of a Rod from the north- easterly corner of the said Pasture lands purchased as aforesaid of Samuel Goodhue Thence running North Seventy one & an half Degrees West by the Land above allotted to his Brother Jonathan Norris till it comes to the Land of Dinah Dudley thence running Southwesterly by said Land of Dinah Dudley till it comes to land of Samuel Robinson then Southeasterly by said Robinsons Land till it comes to Land set off to Mehetabel Smith
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Deceased as part of her Dower in the Estate of Benjamin Smith Deceased thence runing Northeasterly South Easterly & South- westerly by said Dower to Land of Penuel Chapman then Easterly by said Chapmans Land to the Highway abovemen- tioned thence northeasterly by said Highway to the Place where it first Began - And also five acres of Land in said Exeter bounded Southerly on the Road leading from the Country Road aforementioned to Brintwood, westerly on Land lately Caleb Gilmans deceased Northerly on land of Penuel Chapman & Easterly on the Highway aforesaid - And also one Half of one Third of the said Seventeen acres of Land in said Exeter laying in common & undivided with some of the Heirs of Benjamin Smith deceased - And also one Eighth Part of the saw mill in said Brintwood called Pickpocket Mill with an eighth part of the mill Grant & Stream with the Appurtenances thereto belonging To hold to him the said Benjamin Norris his heirs & Assigns in Severalty forever as his full half of said Estate -
In Testimony Whereof we have hereunto set our hands this fifth Day of December Anno Domini 1771 -
John Gilman Jr Sam11 Dudley Nath11 Gorden Eph™ Robinson
ISRAEL GILMAN 1768 NEWMARKET
[Administration on the estate of Israel Gilman granted to John Gilman and Bradstreet Gilman March 30, 1768.]
[Probate Records, vol. 25, p. 67.]
[Bond of John Gilman and Bradstreet Gilman, yeomen, with Israel Gilman and Samuel Gilman, gentlemen, as sureties, all of Newmarket, in the sum of £1000, March 30, 1768, for the ad- ministration of the estate of Israel Gilman of Newmarket, gentleman; witnesses, Joseph Moulton, Philip Towle, Jr.]
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[Warrant, March 30, 1768, authorizing Walter Bryent and Samuel Pease, yeoman, both of Newmarket, to appraise the estate.]
[Inventory, March 20, 1768; amount, £779. 18. 4; signed by Walter Bryent and Samuel Pease.]
ROBERT BOYES 1768 LONDONDERRY
In the Name of God Amen, April, Ist AD 1768 I Robert Boyes of Londonderry in the Province of New-Hampshire Esq. *
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(Viz) Imprimis. I give & Bequeath to my Well beloved wife Sarah Boyes, Fifty pound Eight shillings Lawful money, one full Case of Drawers, any of my Beds she pleases, with all Cloas, Curtings, & furniture thereto Belonging, & any two Cows she pleases, to be all her Own forever. Also the two East Rooms, in my Dwelling House, & the Little Room, & Great Entry way, & one third of the seller, & the Garrets over the Above Rooms, & her Legal Right of Dower, & power of thirds, of all my Real Estate.
Item I Give & Bequeath to my son Robert Boyes, all that Tract of Land Belonging to me Lying adjoining to merrimac River, partly in Chester, & partly between Chester & said River, all in the Province aforesaid Containing Eight Hundred acres, be it more or less, & sixty pound Lawful money, to be paid as stipulated in James & Alexander's Bequeathments.
Item I Give & Bequeath to my son James Boyes, the Home Lott I Dwell on, the Wood Lott between Alexander Rankin, & Robert Mcmurphy's Land, & the Lott between the Reverend David McGregores & Samuel Livermore Esq's Land, & all the Land & meadow Adjoining Beaver Brook, where it Emtys Out of Beaver pond, & as far Down said Brook as I own Land & meadow there, all in Londonderry aforesaid, with all the Build- ings & Improvements belonging to Each peice, & my part of the sawmill standing on said Brook, & my Chains, Carts, plows, &
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all my farming Utensils of every kind to be for the use of him or them that Improve the farm last mentioned, he the said James, when twenty one years of age shall pay to my son Robert thirty pound Lawful money.
Item I Give & Bequeath to my son Alexander Boyes two Hun- dred acres of Land to be Laid out on the North side of my farm in Londonderry, Known by the Name of the peach farm, with all the Improvements thereon, & all the Produce of said farm to be for the use of the family that Lives on the Home farm, Untill my Youngest Child is twenty one years of age My son Alexander, when he is twenty four years of age, shall pay to my son Robert thirty pound Lawful money.
Item, I Give & Bequeath to my Daughter Elisabeth Ramsey wife to James Ramsey, all that Tract of Land Known by the name Of my Little Coose farm, on which said Ramsey has Built a sawmill, said Ramsey & wife to have all my Right there & fifty pound Lawful money to be paid in four years after my Decease, & in Case my Estate (when all my Just Debts are paid, & the Legacies mentioned in this will) will allow, I order my Executors to pay to said Ramsey or family fifty pound Lawful money more, to be in full for his wife's part of my Estate -
Item. I Give & Bequeath to my Daughter Jennet Boyes One Hundred & fifty pound Lawful money, to be paid in four years After my Decease.
Item, I Give & Bequeath to my Daughter Margrat Boyes One Hundred & fifty Pound Lawful money, to be paid in one year after she is twenty one years of age
Item I Give & Bequeath to my Daughter Sarah Boyes One Hundred & fifty pound Lawful money, to be paid when she is twenty one years of age
Item, In Case Either of my Daughters Disoblige my Execu- tors by Merring without their Consent, & Contray to their will, in that Case I allow my Executors to pay but fifty pound Lawful money to the Daughter so Offending, Notwithstanding what is before Bequeathed, at the Discretion of my Executors.
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The Remainder of her portion, Offending as above, if the Executors Keep it of her, to be Divided amongst my Daughters Who merrie by the advice & to the satisfaction of my Executors. In Case any of my Daughters Die before she is twenty one Years of age, or before Marriage her part to be Divided Ammongst the surviving Daughters or their Children Ramsey & wife & Children Excepted.
Item, In Case any of my sons Die before he is twenty one years of age or before marriage, his part to be Divided Between the surviving sons, & if two Die as Above the survivor to have all their Estates.
Item, My House-hold furniture not already Bequeathed to be Divided in ten years after my Decease as follows, I give to my wife one Quarter part thereof, the Remainder to be Divided in Equal shares Among all my Children Except James Ramsey & wife, my son Robert to have all my Books, & wearing Apperral Over & Above his part with the Rest of the Household furniture, & my Desk at his mothers Decease or when she merries.
Item I Order & Allow my Children to be mentained & Edu- cated out of my Estate Untill they Come to Lawful age at the Discretion of my Executors.
Item I order my Negro man pomp to be Keept to assist in Labouring the farm I Dwell on, or to be sold & one purchased in his stead, and for the same use at the Discretion of my Executors, Either of said Negroes to be at the Command of My Widow whilst she Continues my Widow.
Item I allow my stock of every kind to be Keept on the farms Bequeathed to James & Alexander till my youngest son is twenty one years of age, at which time the said James & Alexander shall produce to my Executors a stock Equally Good with that left at my Decease, which is to be Divided in Equal shares Amoungest all my Children Except Ramsey & wife & Children.
Item I allow my Executors to purchass a Negro Girl for the use of my wife During her life, & at her Decease to be given to Jennet Margrat or Sarah, or to Either of them as my wife pleases.
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Item I authorize & Impower my Executors to sell any or all my Land not Bequeathed, & to give & Execute Lawful Deeds of the same, & with the money to pay my Just Debts, funeral Charges, & Legacies, & if any Remains to be Divided Between Jennet, Margrat, & Sarah Untill Each Receives fifty pound Lawful money more then is before Bequeathed to Each, they pleasing the Executors As aforesaid, & in Case any still Remains, to be Equaly Divided Between Robert, James, Alexander, Jennet, Margrat, & Sarah or their Children.
Finally I Ordain & Appoint Mathew Thornton of Londonderry Aforesaid Esq. & my Beloved wife Sarah Boyes Executor & Executrix of this my last will & Testament, & I Do by these Presents Utterly Dissallow & Revock all Other & former Wills & Testaments whatsoever, Ratifying & Confirming this & Only this to be my last will, & Testament.
Robert Boyes
[Witnesses] James Doack, James morison, Mary Hopkins. [Proved May 7, 1768.]
[Inventory, attested July 23, 1768; amount, £2038. 10. I; signed by Robert Clark and John Gilman.]
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