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And I Do constitute and appoynt my Two Sones Ruben Wells and Sam11 Wells to be my Executors to this my Last will and Testament They To Receive and Pay all Just Debts Due to and from my Estate and all the Legacses which I Have here in given and ordred to be Paid, and my funurall charges
Renowncing all other and former wills Bequests and Executors by me named whatsoever, Ratifying and confirming this and no other to be my Last will and Testament In Witness to all above writen and here in Contained I Do here unto Set my hand and affix my seal this Twenty seventh Day of December Anno domini 1768 first above written
his Thomas X Wells mark
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[Witnesses] Thomas Wells Jnr, John Hasseltine, Sam11 Emer- son.
[Proved May 8, 1769.]
[Inventory, May 12, 1769; amount, £618. 12. 0; signed by Samuel Emerson and Thomas Wells.]
[Guardianship of Phoebe Wells, aged less than 14 years, daughter of Thomas Wells, granted to Thomas Wells May 15, 1769.]
[Probate Records, vol. 5. p. 232.]
[Bond of Thomas Wells of Chester, husbandman, with Samuel Emerson of Chester and William Rowell of Sandown, husband- man, as sureties, in the sum of £200, May 15, 1769, for the guardianship of Phoebe Wells, aged about II years; witnesses, Samuel Livermore, John Prentice.]
NATHANIEL PEVERLY 1769 PORTSMOUTH
In the Name of God Amen I Nathanael Peverly of Ports- mouth in the Province of New Hampshire Housewright being in health
Item I give & bequeath to my Son Thomas the sum of five pounds Lawful money or that which was the Late Lawful money of this Province to be paid by Execut within three years after my Decease
Item I give and bequeath to Each of my Daughters viz Eliza- beth Abigail & Mary the sum of five Shillings like money Each to be paid within One Year after my Decease
Item I give Devise & bequeath to my Son Nathanael Peverly all the rest Residue & Remainder of my Estate Real & Personal of every kind and wheresoever the Same is or may be found to hold to him his Heirs Executors and Adminstr and Assigns - Lastly I constitute and Appoint my Said Son Nathanael Sole
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Execute of this my Last Will and Testament and hereby Revoke all other wills and Testaments by me in any manner heretofore made -
In Witness whereof I have hereunto Set my hand and seal the Second Day of January Anno Domini 1769 -
his Nathanael X Peverly mark
[Witnesses] George Sherburne, theodore Damm, William Parker.
[Proved June 19, 1769.]
[Bond of Nathaniel Peverly of Portsmouth, yeoman, with George Sherburne of Portsmouth, shipwright, as surety, in the sum of £500, June 19, 1769, for the execution of the will; wit- nesses, William Parker, John Wentworth, Jr.]
MOSES TUCKER 1769 NEW IPSWICH
In the Name of God, Amen the Second day of January A. D. 1769, I Moses Tucker of New Ipswich in the Province of New Hampshire yeoman being Sick and week in Body *
Imprimis I give and bequeath to Johanna my Dearly beloved wife the New House South of the old House from the Top to the bottom During her natural life and then to Return to my Son Joseph Tucker; and also all the Household Goods and my wear- ing Cloth Except my best Suite also my small white face mare with the bridle and Side Saddle; and when She fails of her labour my Son Joseph Tucker Shall provide another horse and keep it fit for Service for his Mother Tucker to Ride when She Needs dur- ing her natural life; also two Good Cows to be kept well winter and summer and their Increase to be for her use; also four good sheep to be kept well winter & sumer & their Lambs to be for her use; also ninty weight of good Beef and two hundred weight of
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good Pork; and Eight Bushels of Indian Corn and four of Rye and two of wheat all Good and a bushel & half of mault also Sixteen weight of flax from the swingle also four Barriels of Cyder also Necessary firewood to be brought up and Cut & brought in and also as many apples as she needs for her use; also Sauce Convenient for the year through (and also ye flax the provision Now provided for this year with keeping my Son Joseph sd year) all the before mentioned Necessaries of life to be brought in yearly by my Son Joseph Tucker (whome I make Heir to my now dwelling place) to his Honourd Mother during her natural life and also my Son Joseph Tucker Shall provide a Nurse when his mother is Sick and pay ye Doctor She implyes and give her Decent Christian Burial after her Decease
Item I do give to my Son Joseph Tucker all my whomesteed which I purchased of Capt Benja Hoar (Exclusive of what I have given to my Son Reuben Tucker by a Deed), with all the Build- ings thereon and all Stock of Creaters Except the two Cows & four Sheep and the Mare all Ready Disposed of and also a pare of two year old Stears and a Cow which will be after wards Dispos'd of, with all my Husbandry Tools, and one Saddle whome I appoint to pay the Legaces of this my My Last Will and Testament, and to pay my Funeral Charges
Item I do give to my Son Moses Tucker Twenty Pounds Law- ful Money and also my best Suite of Cloaths and also Common mourning after my Decease; the above Sum to be one half in two years after my Decease the other halfe in four year after my Decease To be paid by my Son Joseph
Item I do give to my Son Reuben Tucker all my Carpenter and Coper Tolls and my New Saddle and a pare of two year old Steers and Common mourning after my Decease and also if my Gray mare brings a colt this year for him to have it at six months after it hath run with ye mare
Item I do give to my Daughter Phebe Webster a mourning suite of apparel (ie) Tamma for the Gound and other things answerable also four Pounds Lawful money one halfe to be paid
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in two years after my Decease ye other half in four after my Decease by my Son Joseph Tucker
Item I do Give to my Daughter Sarah Rowel a mourning Gound of good Tamma and other things answerable after my Decease and four Pounds Lawful money halfe to be paid in two years after my Decease ye other half in four years after my Decease paid by my Son Joseph Tucker
Item I do give to my Daughter Betty Colebe a mourning Gound of good Tamma and other things answerable after my Decease and also a note about five Dollors which was Due to me and also four Pounds Lawful money one half to be paid in two years after my Decease ye other half to be paid in four years after my Decease by my son Joseph Tucker
Item I do give to my Daughter Hannah Sleeper a mourning gound of good Tamma and other mourning Sutable and also four Pounds Lawful money one half to be paid in two years after my Decease ye other half to be paid in four years after my Decease by my Son Joseph Tucker
Item I do give to my Daughter Mary Start what household Stuff I have lately bought at Boston with what is provided leav- ing it to the Judgment of my wife to get as much more as to make her as Comfortable to keep house as her sisters formerly settled to be paid by Joseph Tucker my son what is wanting to make her Equal with her sisters and also as much and as good mourning Cloths as her other Sisters and also a Cow that hath been Called her Cow, also four Pounds Lawful Money one half to be paid in two years after my Decease ye other half to be paid in four years after my Decease to be paid by my Son Joseph
Item I do give to my Grand Son Parker Stevens thirteen Shill- ings and four pence Lawful money to be paid by my Son Joseph within three years after my Decease
Item I do give to my Grandaughter Mary Crage thirteen Shillings and four pence Lawful money to be paid in three years after my Decease by my son Joseph
I Do likewise Constitute and appoint Ephraim Adams and
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Benjamin Adams both of The Town and Province before Said To be the Sole Executors *
Moses Tucker
[Witnesses] Reuben Kidder, Aaron Kidder, Nathan Cutter. [Proved March 8, 1769.]
[Warrant, March 8, 1769, authorizing Charles Barrett and Nathaniel Stone, both of New Ipswich, yeomen, to appraise the estate.]
[Inventory, Aug. 31, 1769; amount, £524. 7. 1012; signed by Charles Barrett and Nathaniel Stone.]
[Account of the executors; receipts, £174. 19. 4, personal estate; expenditures, £177. 17. 7; allowed Feb. 6, 1770.]
HUMPHREY WILSON 1769 BRENTWOOD
In the Name of God Amen I Humphrey Wilson of the Parish of Brentwood In the Township of Exeter, in the Province of New Hampshire In New England Yeoman
Imprimis My Will is, that all my just debts be paid by my sons John Wilson and Humphrey Wilson out of that part of my Es- tate which I shall give them in this my last will and Testament; and yt my sd sons John and Humphrey be at ye care and Expence of Burying me and my Wife
Item I give and bequeath to my beloved wife Mary Wilson the use and improvement of one third part of my now Dwelling House and Barns and Farm where I now live during her natural life also I give my said wife one third part of all my Indoor move- ables to be at her disposal forever, as also one third part of my Stock of Cattle Sheep Horses and Swine after the payment of my Just Debts; and also the use and Improvement of one Third part of all My husbandrie Tools and Giers during her natural Life
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Item I give devise and bequeath to my beloved Sons John Wilson and Humphrey Wilson their heirs and assigns forever, all my lands in Brentwood and Exeter to be Equally divided be- tween them; they allowing their mother the Improvement of one third during her natural Life as aforesaid, and paying the debts and Legacies as mentioned in this my will -
The north side of my Sd lands and orchard with ye Buildings thereon I Give to my Son John Wilson his heirs and assigns forever. - The South Side of my sd Lands with ye Orchard and Buildings thereon I give to my Son Humphrey Wilson his heirs and assigns forever. - Or to be divided between them as they Shall harmoniously agree themselves.
Item I Give devise and Bequeath to my beloved Son Daniel Wilson his heirs & assigns forever all my lands in the Parish of Epping ; also one Cow two Sheep; and I order my Sons John and Humphrey Wilson to procure for Daniel an Augree, a Chisel, a Gouge, a handsaw as soon as they can after my Decease
Item I give to my Son Nathanael Wilson his heirs &c Five shillings he having Received his ful portion of my Estate already; to be paid by my Executors in three years after my Deccase
Item I Give and bequeath to my beloved Daughter Anna Jack Five Pounds Equal to Lawful money to be paid by my Sons John and Humphrey Wilson. I also order my Son Humphrey Wilson to give my sd Daughter Anna a Cow immediately after my Decease and also two Sheep
Item I give unto my beloved Daughter Elisabeth Thing Five Pounds to be paid my Sons John and Humphrey Wilson -
Item I Give and bequeath to my beloved Daughter Mary Wilson Twenty Five Pounds Lawful money to be paid by my Sons John and Humphrey Wilson
Item I Give to my beloved Daughter Deborah Sanborn Five Shillings lawful Money to be paid in one year after ye Decease of my Wife, to be paid by my Sons John and Humphrey wilson She having received her full portion of my Estate -
And my will is yt ye foresaid Sums I have given my Said
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Daughters be paid in Such Species as shall best suite my said Daughters and my said sons can best procure the Legacy I have given my Daughter Anna Jack & Elisabeth Thing to be paid in one year After the Decease of my sd wife Mary Wilson and the Legacy I have given my Daughter Mary Wilson to be paid in three Years after my Decease or Sooner if she should Marry and want it -
Item I Give to my Granson Jonathan Jack a Year old Colt to be delivered him by My son Humphrey Wilson when he arives at ye full age of Sixteen year's -
Item I give my Son Humphrey my best hat, and my Will is that all the rest of my Wearing Apparril be equally divided be- tween my four Sons John Daniel Nathanael and Humphrey
Item I give to my Son Humphrey Wilson Immediately after my Decease all my Stock of Cattle Sheep Horses and Swine and all my moveable Estate in doors and out not before disposed off in this my last will and Testament, and also those husbandrie tools I have given the Improvement of to my wife Immediately after her Decease I also give to my sd son Humphrey
Item Whereas I have given to my two Sons John Wilson and Humphrey Wilson their heirs and assigns forever my homstead, in this my last Will and as there is an unhappy Seperation, from the regular stated worship of God in this place; and one of my sons has already Joined in the same, and how it may be with the other I know not; I Do therefore order and my Will is, that my said sons (viz) John Wilson and Humphrey Wilson their heirs or assigns pay yearly for sd Lands ye Just proportion for said Farms of Rateable tax to ye settled minister of ye Parish of Brent- wood, and pastor of ye sd Chh (which I am now a member of) for the time being forever, and if my said sons refuse under any pretence whatsoever I Then Give Devise and Bequeath the one Twentieth part of all the Lands I have given in this my Will to my two sons John Wilson and Humphrey Wilson, to the Church of Christ in Brentwood aforesd for ye Support of a regular Gospel minister forever
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Finally I Do hereby Constitute and appoint my trusty and well beloved sons John Wilson and Humphrey Wilson Joint Executors of this my Last will and Testament; hereby revoking all former wills, and declaring this to be my last will and Testa- ment - In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and Seal this fifth Day of January anno Domini 1769
Humphrey Wilson
[Witnesses] Thos Peabody, Samuel Harper, Nathel Trask. [Proved March 28, 1770.]
[Warrant, March 28, 1770, authorizing Hawley Marshall, blacksmith, and Jedediah Robinson, ycoman, both of Brent- wood, to appraise the estate.]
[Inventory, April 10, 1770; amount, £1220. 14. 0; signed by Hawley Marshall and Jedediah Robinson.]
JOHN COLLINS, JR. 1769 WINDHAM
[Rebecca Collins renounces administration on the estate of her husband, John Collins, Jr., of Windham in favor of John Arm- strong of Windham Jan. 16, 1769; witness, Samuel Livermore.]
[Administration granted to John Armstrong Jan. 21, 1769.] [Probate Records, vol. 25, p. 369.]
[Bond of John Armstrong, with James Betton of Windham and Samuel Clark of Londonderry as sureties, in the sum of £100, Jan. 21, 1769, for the administration of the estate; witnesses, Samuel Livermore, Peter Green.]
[Warrant, Jan. 21, 1769, authorizing Samuel Campbell and Robert Hemphill, both of Windham, to appraise the estate.]
[Inventory, Jan. 24, 1769; amount, £79. 2. 11 ; signed by Sam- uel Campbell and Robert Hemphill.]
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[Account of the administrator; receipts, £98. 16. 0 12 ; expendi- tures, £88. o. 6; allowed Oct. 25, 1769.]
[Additional account; receipts, £14. 19. 612; expenditures, £9. 19. 714; allowed July 12, 1771.]
JOHN LORD 1769 BERWICK, ME.
[Administration on the estate of John Lord granted to Nahum Marshall Jan. 25, 1769.]
[Probate Records, vol. 25, p. 345.]
[Bond of Nahum Marshall of Berwick, Me., merchant, with Jacob Treadwell and Nathaniel Treadwell, both of Portsmouth, merchants, as sureties, in the sum of £500, Jan. 25, 1769, for the administration of the estate of John Lord of Berwick, Me .; witnesses, Joseph Frost, Samuel Hale, Jr.]
[Warrant, Jan. 25, 1769, authorizing Moses Stevens and Moses Carr, both of Somersworth, gentlemen, to appraise the estate.]
[Inventory of estate in New Hampshire; amount, £65. 0. 0; signed by Moses Carr and Moses Stevens, and dated Somers- worth, June 8, 1769.]
[Account of the administrator; expenditures, £3. 10. 6; allowed June 28, 1769.]
MOSES GILMAN 1769 EXETER
[Sarah Gilman, widow, and Moses Gilman, oldest son, re- nounce administration on the estate of Moses Gilman of Exeter Jan. 31, 1769, in favor of Walter Bryent of Newmarket.]
[Administration granted to Walter Bryent Feb. 22, 1769.] [Probate Records, vol. 25, p. 365.]
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[Bond of Walter Bryent, with Joseph Chandler of Epping, gentleman, and Francis Harvey of Nottingham, husbandman, as sureties, in the sum of £500, Feb. 23, 1769, for the administration of the estate; witnesses, Greenleaf Clark, Samuel Hale, Jr.]
[Inventory, June 24, 1769; amount, £419. 8. o; signed by John Giddings and Theophilus Smith, Jr.]
[Warrant, July 25, 1770, authorizing John Giddings, Nicholas Gilman, gentleman, Theophilus Smith, Jr., Nathaniel Folsom, and Joseph Gilman, merchant, all of Exeter, to divide the real estate.]
Province of New Hampshire
Pursuant to a Warrant from the Honble John Wentworth Esquire Judge of the Probate of Wills for the Province aforesaid, appointing us the Subscribers a Committee to divide the Real Estate of Moses Gilman late of Exeter in said Province deceased. - We have divided the same in the manner following, Viz Beginning with the Home Place we have laid out a Way, for the benefit of the Widow, Children, and their Assigns, through part of the same; and bounded it as follows: beginning at a Stake in the Fence joining the High way leading from Exeter to New- market, distant Six Rods & three quarters Easterly from the middle of Norris's Brook so called, thence running North twenty two degrees and an half West forty Rods to a Stake; thence running North fifty two degrees West forty four Rods to a Stake; thence running North forty One degrees West fifty three Rods to an Elm Tree Spotted, carrying the breadth of twenty feet Eastward of said Bounds, as appears by the annexed Plan. -
To the Widow as her Right of Dower and Power of Thirds we have set off that part of the Mansion House which contains the Front or South Room, and the Chamber over it. Also the Barn. Also a piece of Land containing Seven Acres, and a piece of Land containing Eight Acres, each in the Home Place, and marked in Plan Lot number One, and Lot number Two. -
To Shuah a Daughter of the deceased, we have set off a piece
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of Land in said Home Place containing five Acres & an half marked in the Plan Lot number Three. --
To Simon a Son of the deceased, we have set off that part of the Mansion House which contains the back or North Room with the Chamber over it with priviledge of egress & regress to and from the same. Also a piece of Land in said Home Place containing Four Acres, marked in the Plan Lot number Four.
To Joseph a Son of the deceased, we have set off a piece of Land in said Home Place, containing Four Acres, and marked in the Plan Lot number Five. -
To Samuel a Son of the deceased we have set off a piece of Land in said Home place containing Three Acres and an half, marked in the Plan Lot number Six. -
To Sarah a Daughter of the deceased We have set off a piece of Land in said Home Place, containing Five Acres, marked on the Plan Lot number Seven. -
To Mary a Daughter of the deceased, we have set off a piece of Land in said Home Place containing Six Acres, marked on the Plan Lot number Eight.
To Moses Eldest Son of the deceased, we have set off as his two Shares a piece of Land containing forty two Acres, being a part of that piece of Land commonly called Moses Gilman's lower Oak Land adjoining Spruce Pond so called, bounded as follows, beginning at a Savin Tree at the South West corner of said Land, from thence running North Seventy four Degrees East, One Hundred and thirty eight Rods, to said Spruce Pond ; and to extend Northerly an equal breadth until it compleats forty three Acres, One Acre being allowed, for so much set off to the Widow Looge as part of her Father's Estate. We have also set off to the said Moses One Acre and an half of Meadow Ground, bounded as follows, beginning at the middle of the Brook at the West corner of Ebenezer Swazy's Land, thence running North fifty two degrees East fifty four Rods binding on said Swazy's Land thence extending Northerly carrying an equal breadth until it compleats One Acre & an half as abovesaid -
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We have also set off to the Widow as a part of her Dower and Power of Thirds a piece of Land, being a part of the Oak Land above mentioned, bounded as follows, beginning at the North East corner of the Land set off to Moses, thence running North until it comes to Thomas Haly's Fence as it now stands, thence extending Westward containing all the Land included between said Haly's Fence and the Northerly side Line of the Land set off to Moses as abovesaid, til it comes to the High Way. -
Exeter February Ist 1771 - John Giddinge Nich& Gilman Joseph Gilman Theophilus Smith Jr Committee
[Account of the administrator; receipts, £137. 7. 1; expendi- tures the same; allowed March 26, 1777.]
AARON ROWELL 1769 SANDOWN
In the Name of God Amen
This third day of Febr Annoque Domini one thousand seven hundred and sixty nine: I Aaron Rowel of sandown in the Prov-
* * ince New Hampshire yeoman, being advanced in years *
Imprimis I Give and be queath to Mary my well beloved Wife the sole Improvement of the one third part of my Real estate Dureing her natural Life and all my Houshold goods I Give to my said Wife free and clear to be at her own desposal
Item I Give to my Daughter Hannah osgood Wife of Benjamin osgood five spanish mil dollers which is in full of her portion with the use of the medow and other things she have had the said Dollers to be paid within three years after my Decease
Item I Give and bequeath to my son Thomas Rowel or his Heirs or Assigns four spanish mil dollers with what he have had the said Dollers to be paid at the end of one full year after my Decease it being his full portion off my estate
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Item I Give and bequeath to my son Aaron Rowel one third part of a Right of Land in a place Called New Almsbury in said Province in full of his Portion out of my estate
Item I Give and Bequeath to my son Phillip Rowel his Heirs or Assigns when he shall arive to Twenty one years old Twenty Acres at the east end of my whomstead Land and if he should die before he is Twenty one years old the said Twenty Acres to be equally Divided between my other three sd sons or their Heirs or Assigns
Item I Give and Bequeath to my Daughter Ruth Wells and her Heirs and Assigns nine spanish mild Dollers with what she have had to be in full of her portion out of my estate the said Dollers to be paid at the end of one full year after my De- cease
Item I Give and Bequeath to my Daughter Mary Currier nine spanish mild Dollers at the end of two full years after my Decease with what she have had to be in full of her portion out of my estate
Item I Give and Bequeath to my Daughter Elizabeth Rowel nine spanish mild Dollers and as much Housel stuff when she shall marry as I gave her sd sisters when they was married the whole being in full of her portion of my estate the said Dollers to be paid at the end of three full years after my Decease
Item I Give and Bequeath to my son William Rowel or his Heirs or Assigns my Dwelling House and Barn and all my Build- ings and all my Lands not other wise Disposed off and all my Cattil and Personall estate all things not disposed off he paying all my Honest Debts funeral Charges and Legases as above expresed
I also appoint my sª Son William Rowel to be my Executor
Aaron Rowell
[Witnesses] Benjamin Tucker, Charles Pressey, Daniel Little. [Proved May 8, 1769.]
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[Inventory, May 13, 1769; amount, £252. II. o; signed by Samuel Emerson and Thomas Wells.]
State of New Hampshire April ye 14th 1777 Pursuant to a warrant from the Honourabel Phillips White Esqr Judge of the probate of wills in and for the County of Rockingham then Set off to Mary Rowell widow her Dower which Happend to her of the Estate of her Late Husband Aaron Rowell Late of Sandown in Said County yeoman Deceased testate Having Respect to Quality as well as Quantity Laid off in three peaces and Bounded as followeth (viz)
first peace one full third of the Homstead Laying in Sandown Bounded firstly at a stake and stones standing by the High way Leading by the West End of said place thence Runing Northerly fourteen Rods and two thirds of a Rod to the north west Corner Bound of said place then Runing Easterly about one Hundred and sixty Rods by Land of thomas Wellses to a High way thence southerly fourteen Rods and two thirds of a Rod by said High way to a stake and stones then westerly about one Hundred and sixty Rods to the first Bound mentioned Keeping the Distance of fourteen Rods and two thirds from said Wells Land
Second peace one full third off of the northerly part of the orchard it Being a goar Contaning about one Hundred Squair Rods Bounded as followeth first at a white oak tree standing by the high way nearly oposit the Barn then Runing Northwesterly by said High way untill it comes to Land of John Stevens thence by said Stevens Land to a stake and stones then Runing Easterly to the first Bound mentioned
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