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Item my Will is & I do hereby Appoint my Brother Jeremiah before mentiond to be Sole Executor of this my Will he paying the debts charges & legacies therein appointed him by me to do
Finally I do hereby (revoking all other Wills by me heretofore made) Ordain this to be my last Will & Testament in testimony whereof I do hereunto set my hand & Seal this twenty second day of March Anno Domini One Thousand Seven hundred & Seventy & in the tenth year of his majesties Reign -
Eliphalet Currier
[Witnesses] Peter Coffin, Nath1 Bachellor, Jacob Gale. [Proved June 27, 1770.]
[Warrant, June 25, 1770, authorizing Nathaniel Batchelder and Jacob Gale, both of Kingston, gentlemen, to appraise the estate.]
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[Inventory, attested July 25, 1770; amount, £67. 18. 0; signed by Nathaniel Batchelder and Jacob Gale.]
DUDLEY WATSON 1770 DOVER
[Administration on the estate of Dudley Watson of Dover, gentleman, granted to Christian Watson March 28, 1770.]
[Probate Records, vol. 26, p. 257.]
[Bond of Christian Watson, widow, and Thomas Watson, yeoman, both of Dover, with Otis Baker of Dover and James Knowles of Rochester, gentleman, as sureties, in the sum of £500, March 28, 1770, for the administration of the estate; witnesses, William Parker, Samuel Hale, Jr.]
[Inventory, June 27, 1772; amount, £1395. 4. 6; signed by Joshua Wingate and John Gage, Jr.]
NATHANIEL SHERBURNE 1770 PORTSMOUTH
[Administration on the estate of Nathaniel Sherburne of Portsmouth, mariner, granted to Elizabeth Sherburne March 29, 1770.]
[Probate Records, vol. 26, p. 257.]
[Bond of Elizabeth Sherburne, widow, with William Shack- ford and Woodbury Langdon, merchant, as sureties, all of Portsmouth, in the sum of £500, March 29, 1770, for the ad- ministration of the estate; witnesses, John Marshall, George Wentworth.]
[Warrant, March 28, 1770, authorizing Woodbury Langdon and John Marshall, boat-builder, both of Portsmouth, to ap- praise the estate.]
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[Inventory, June, 1770; amount, £834. 16. 0; signed by Wood- bury Langdon and John Marshall.]
[Account of the administratrix; receipts, £513. 4. 9; expendi- tures, £244. 13. 934; mentions "Maintenance of Nathaniel Sherburne son of said deceased from Jany the IIth 1770 To Octobr the 8th 1770 . . Maintenance of Joseph Sherburne Son of said Deceased from Jany IIth 1770 to the 17th August I772 .. . Maintenance of Tobias Sherburne Son of Said De- ceased from Jan IIth 1770 to the 27th April 1773 . . . Main- tenance of Elizabeth Sherburne Daughter of said deceased from the 17th Februy 1770 to the 27th April 1773"; allowed April 29, 1773.]
MARTHA TAGGART I770 MERRIMACK
[Administration on the estate of Martha Taggart granted to Robert Griffin of Bedford, husbandman, March 29, 1770.]
[Probate Records, vol. 26, p. 256.]
[Bond of Robert Griffin, with James Carr of Goffstown, gentle- man, and James Dwyer of Portsmouth, innholder, as sureties, in the sum of £500, March 29, 1770, for the administration of the estate of Martha Taggart of Merrimack, spinster; witnesses, Samuel Hale, Jr., Thomas Seavey.]
JOHN FOSTER 1770 PELHAM
[Administration on the estate of John Foster of Pelham granted to his widow, Catherine Foster, and Alexander Simpson April 4, 1770.]
[Probate Records, vol. 26, p. 218.]
[Bond of Catharine Foster of Pelham, widow, and Alexander Simpson of Londonderry, yeoman, with Mark Coen of London- derry and Amos Gage of Pelham, yeomen, as sureties, in the sum
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of £500, April 4, 1770, for the administration of the estate; witnesses, Josiah Gage, Jr., James Gage.]
[Inventory, April 13, 1770; amount, £135. 3. 8; signed by Josiah Gage, Jr., and James Gage.]
[Warrant, Nov. 21, 1770, authorizing Amos Gage of Pelham, yeoman, and Samuel Morrison of Windham, gentleman, to re- ceive claims against the estate.]
[List of claims, Sept. 18, 1771; amount, £128. 12. 61/2 ; signed by Samuel Morrison and Amos Gage.]
[Account of Alexander Simpson, administrator; receipts, £101. 17. 0; expenditures, £42. 0. 0; allowed Sept. 25, 1771.]
[Account of the administrators; receipts, £132. 1. 10; expendi- tures, £49. 6. 2; allowed April 28, 1773.]
[Settlement of claims; amount of claims, £102. 13. 0; amount distributed, £82. 15. 8; allowed May 4, 1773.]
JONATHAN CUTTER 1770
[Guardianship of Jonathan Cutter, son of Jonathan Cutter, granted to John Cutter of New Ipswich, glazier, April 6, 1770.] [Probate Records, vol. 26, p. 218.]
[Bond of John Cutter, with Nathaniel Stone, gentleman, and Stephen Parker, tanner, as sureties, all of New Ipswich, in the sum of £200, April 6, 1770, for the guardianship of Jonathan Cutter, minor, aged more than 14 years, son of Jonathan Cutter, deceased; witnesses, John Brown, John Cutter, Jr.]
JOSEPH HICKS I770 MADBURY
In the Name of God Amen I Joseph Hicks of Madbury in the Province of New Hampshire Gentleman being Sick & weak in body
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Item I give & Devise to my Son in Law Francis Drew That Thirty Acres of Land more or Less where he lives which he has Improvd ever Since he married my Daughter Sarah now De- ceasd to hold to him during his Life and after his Decease to Descend to his Son Francis his heirs & Assigns and to Each of his other Children which he had by said Daughter I give them five Shillings -
Item I give to my Son in Law Samuel Chesla five Shillings & to his Youngest Child by my Daughter Mary now Deceasd I give ten Pounds Lawful money to be paid to her by my Executors at the time of her marriage or at her attaining to the age of Eighteen which ever of those events shall first happen and to Each of his other Children by my said Daughter I give the Sum of five Shillings
Item I give to my Grand Sons Samuel Dam & Joseph Dam the two hundred acres of Land in Canterbury which I purchased of John Giles to hold to them in Equal moieties & to their respective Heirs & assigns and to my Grand Daughter Sarah Folsom I give ten pounds old Tenor money to be paid to her at her age of Eighteen Years -
Item I give & Devise to Sarah my beloved wife the use & Improvement of half my Real Estate wheresoever the same is not before Disposed of during her natural Life and all my Personal Estate only desiring her that what part thereof she shall not have Occasion to use for her Comfortable Support during her life she woud Dispose of the same to my Son Joseph Hicks & my Grand Children as she shall judge they shall have Occasion & may Deserve
Item all the rest of my real Estate wheresoever the same is or may be found with the reversion & Remainder of the Part thereof before given to my wife I hereby give & Devise to my Son Joseph Hicks his Heirs & assigns forever and Lastly I constitute & appoint my Said Wife Sarah & my Son Joseph joint Executors of this my last Will & Testament Revoking all other Wills bi me heretofore made - In Witness whereof I have hereunto Set
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my hand and Seal the Sixth day of April Anno Domini 1770 -
Joseph hicks
[Witnesses] John Furnald, Dorothy Furnald, William Parker. [Proved Oct. 12, 1770.]
[Bond of Sarah Hicks and Joseph Hicks, both of Dover, with Otis Baker of Dover and Samuel Hale of Portsmouth as sureties, in the sum of £1000, Oct. 12, 1770, for the execution of the will; witness, John Fernald.]
JACOB TREADWELL I770 PORTSMOUTH
In the Name of God Amen I Jacob Treadwell of Portsmouth in the Province of New-Hampshire Tanner
Item I Give and Bequeath to Sarah my beloved wife the use and Improvement of all my Estate (except what is herein other- wise given) with a power to Dispose of such part thereof as she shall find necessary for her Comfortable Subsistence during her Life. I Also Give her my Servant Caesar to Serve her during her life, and at her Death I Give him his Freedom if he then chuses it, if not I Give him to my Son Nathanael as he has been used to his Business ---
Item, I Give to my Son William Earle Treadwell the sum of Twelve Pounds Lawful Money (which I paid for him to James Dwier) in full of his share in my Estate as he has a valuable Farm near the Creek -
Item, I Give to my Son Nathanael The Tan Yard & Land I purchased of William Parker Esqr and half my Stock of every kind which shall be therein at the time of my Decease, and order him to Tan fully fit for Sale the other half thereof & to Deliver the same to my wife aforesaid which I hereby Give her to apply to her own use - I Also Give to my said Son Nathanael the Lot of Land and the House which I Purchased of the Town of Ports- mouth heretofore called the Alms House - And a Lot of Land
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adjoining bounded as follows Vizt beginning on the Lane or Street called Prison Lane, running from the Almshouse lot Fifty one feet then running northerly Seventy one feet on such a Course as that a Line of Fifty feet will come to the said Alms house Lot at the Northerly end thereof then Southerly by the sd Alms house Lot to the place where it begins - To Hold to him his heirs and Assigns for ever -
Item I Give and Devise to my Son Samuel the Reversion of the House and Land where I now live being the Lot of Land I purchased of Thomas Phipps and is part of that called the Glebe reserving the use of part thereof to my Daughter Sarah Weekes as hereafter express'd after my wife's Interest therein is ended, And a Lot Adjoining being Fifty feet in breadth extending westerly on the Street leading out of Town and carrying that breadth Southerly 'till it meets with the Lot I have herein given to my Son Nathanael as aforesaid To Hold to the said Samuel his heirs & assigns forever -
Item I Give and Bequeath to my Daughter Sarah Weekes besides what I have already given her the use and Improvement of One third part of my Dwelling house if she should be left a Widow by the said Weekes during her Widowhood and no longer, and this is to be understood to be only after my wife's decease and not to have a right of Entry there during my said wife's life time - I Also Give my said Daughter my best Silver Tankard after my wife's decease -
Item I Give and Bequeath to my Daughter Anna Walden Twenty Pounds Lawful Money to be Paid her out of the Debts due to me by my Executors as soon as they may be conveniently recover'd -
Item I Give and Devise to my Daughter Elizabeth Blanchard a Lot of Land Joining to the Lots above mentioned given to my Sons Nathanael & Samuel lying between them & the Land be- longing to the heirs of Jotham Odiorne decd and running from the Street aforesaid leading out of Town Southerly to Prison Lane
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aforesaid These three Lots of Land are contained in the Lot I purchased of Nathanael Peirce & Ann his wife To hold to her, her heirs and Assigns forever -
I Also Give her after my said wife's decease all the Furniture belonging to my Hall or westerly Room in my House only the hangings which belong to my Son William 1 Give her also the Furniture in the Chamber over it with the addition of One Bed & Bedding to it, and half the Furniture in my Kitchen -
Item I Give and Devise to my Four Grand Children Jacob Walden, Daniel Treadwell John Blanchard and Anna Walden all my Land in Barrington to be Divided between them in such manner and proportion as my said wife shall Judge most Equi- table To hold to them, and their heirs & Assigns forever
I Also Give my said Grand Daughter Anna after my said wife's decease All the Furniture belonging to my lower Room & Cham- ber over it in the Easterly part of my dwelling house, as also the other half of the furniture in my Kitchen
Item I Give and Devise after my said Wife's decease all the Residue of my Estate to my Three Daughters Anna Walden, Sarah Weekes & Elizabeth Blanchard
Lastly, I hereby Constitute and appoint my said Wife Sarah, and my said Son Samuel to be Executors of this my last Will & Testament and I hereby Revoke all other wills by me heretofore made and Confirm this to be my last Will and Testament - In Witness whereof I have hereunto Set my hand and Seal the Eighteenth day of May Anno Domini 1769 and In the Ninth Year of his Majesty's Reign
Jacob Treadwell
[Witnesses] Nehemiah Wheeler, Sam1 Lunt, Wm Winter Not' Pubcus
I Jacob Treadwell above named considering the alteratiom of the circumstances of my Family Since I made the foregoing Will Do Judge it proper to make this as Codicl to the Same as follows
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viz that as my wife is Deceased Since my Signing Said will the Goods & gifts which were to take Effect after her Decease shall be in full force as soon as may be after my Decease and the Executorship of my said will & this Codicel to Devolve upon my Son Samuel who is hereby appointed to be My Sole Executor - and the half of the Stock in my Tan yard which I gave to my Said Wife I give to my Son Nathanael & order him to pay to his Brother Samuel two hundred pounds worth of Leather meaning old Tenor in proportion of upper leather and Sole leather within two years at the Market Cash price at the time of payment and give & bequeath to the said Samuel the aforesd Sum to be so paid - And I hereby revoke the gift of twenty pounds given in my Said will to my Daughter Anna Walden and give & be- quath to her and her Daughter Anna one third part of the residue of my estate which in my Said will is given to her my said Daughter only, so that it is my will that her said Daughter shall have half the said third It is my will that my negro man Caesar shoud have his freedom after my Decease and I hereby Give & grant the same to him accordingly from & Immediately after my Decease In all other matters & things I Confirm my said Will In Witness whereof I have hereunto Set my hand & Seal the Seventh day of April 1770.
the mark of X Jacob Treadwell
[Witnesses] Sarah Ross, A. R. Cutter, William Parker. [Proved April 25, 1770.]
[Warrant, April 25, 1770, authorizing Samuel Penhallow and Peter Pearse, both of Portsmouth, merchants, to appraise the estate.]
[Inventory, July 3, 1770; amount, £691. 8. 2; signed by Sam- uel Penhallow and Peter Pearse.]
[Additional inventory, Feb. 4, 1772; amount, £188. 12. 0; signed by the appraisers.]
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[Account of the executor; receipts, £287. 1. 2; expenditures, £219. 8. 9; allowed Feb. 7, 1772.]
JONATHAN HILLIARD 1770 KENSINGTON
In the Name of God Amen the Seventh day of April Anno Domine one thousand Seven Hundred and Seventy I Jonathan Hilyard of Kensington in the Province of New hampshire Husband man by the faveour of Heaven being in health
Item I Give and Bequeath to my Sister Elisabeth melcher my Best Sute of Cloths -
Item I Give and Bequeath to my uncel Joseph Ch Hilyard my Carsey Cloath which I Bought for a grat Coat and also four Pare of Shoes
Item I Give and Bequeath to my Brother Benjamin Hilyard and my Sister nancy Brown all my land that I Have in Weare Town Equally to be Devided betwen them and also the Remain- ing part of my Cloaths which I have not Disposd of already Equally to be divided Betwen them -
Item I Give and Bequeath to my Sister Rachel the wife of abraham Sanborn five Shilings lawfull money -
Item I Give and Bequeath to my Sister Hannah the wife of Coffen Sanborn five Shilings lawfull money -
Item I Give and Bequeath to Sarah Shaw the Daughter of moses Shaw Ten Pounds lawfull money within one year after my Deceas
Item I Give and Bequeath to Joseph Hilyard my Beaver hat and also my Calvs Skinn Shoes -
Item I Give and Bequeath to Sarah Hilyard my Chist -
Item I Give and Bequeath to my Sister mary Hilyard fifteen Pounds lawfull money within one year after my Deceas -
Item I Give and Bequeath to my Sister marsey Hilyard fifteen Pounds lawfull money at the age of Eighteen years or at her marriag Day and also the Remaining part of my money
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which is not Dispsd of already to goe to my Two sisters namely mary and marsey after the above Said Charges is paid if there be any left -
Lastly and further more I Do Constitut and appoint my Uncel Joseph Ch Hilyard to be my Executor
Jonathan hilyard
[Witnesses] Joseph Tilton, onesiphorus Page, Nathan Chase. [Proved May 30, 1770.]
[Bond of Joseph Chase Hilliard, yeoman, with Joseph Tilton, gentleman, and Onesephirus Page, yeoman, as sureties, all of Kensington, in the sum of £500, May 30, 1770, for the execution of the will; witnesses, John Wentworth, Samuel Hale, Jr.]
CALEB WHITING I770 NEW BOSTON
In the Name of God Amen I Caleb Whiting of New Boston within the Province of New-Hampshire in New England Hus- band man being Sick and Indisposed of Body *
Item My Will is that my Beloved Wife Susannah Whiting shall Enjoy the Benefit of all my Real & Personal Estate If She Shall Stand in need of it for Her maintainance & if She doth not Spend it all my Will is that She Shall Dispose of the re- mainder of it to my Brothers or Sisters or Either of them as She Shall See fit and if in Case my Estate Should be Sold my will is that my Dear wife Execute a Good Deed of the Same - And I Do hereby utterly Revoke & Disannul all other Wills Legacies & Bequests by me heretofore named & Bequeathed Ratifying Confirming & Allowing this and no other to be my Last Will and Testament and do Nominate Constitute & appoint David Lewis William Strrett & my Dear Wife Susannah Whiting all of New Boston in the province aforesaid Executors of this my Last Will & Testament In Witness Whereof I have hereunto Set my hand & Seal this Eleventh day of April and in the tenth
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year of His Majestyes Reign Anno Domini one thousand Seven Hundred & Seventy Caleb Whiting
[Witnesses] William Leer, James Dickey, Isaac Lewis.
[Proved June 27, 1770.]
[Bond of Susanna Whiting, widow, with James Dickey and Isaac Lewis, ycomen, as sureties, all of New Boston, in the sum of £500, June 27, 1770, for the execution of the will; witnesses, Samuel Hale, Jr., John Wentworth.]
DANIEL WILKINS 1770 AMHERST
[Robert Bradford Wilkins of Amherst, aged more than 14 years, son of Daniel Wilkins of Amherst, deceased, and his wife, Lucy Wilkins, makes choice of his uncle, William Bradford of Amherst, gentleman, as his guardian April 20, 1770; witnesses, Hannah Rollins, John Shepard, Jr.]
[Guardianship granted to William Bradford April 24, 1770.] [Probate Records, vol. 26, p. 219.]
[Bond of William Bradford, with Benjamin Taylor as surety, both of Amherst, in the sum of £200, April 24, 1770, for the guardianship of Robert Bradford Wilkins; witnesses, William Parker, John Wentworth.]
CALEB DRURY I770 FRAMINGHAM, MASS.
[Guardianship of Needham Drury, minor, aged more than 14 years, son of Caleb Drury of Framingham, Mass., granted to Ephraim Heald of Temple April 20, 1770.]
[Probate Records, vol. 26, p. 256.]
[Bond of Ephraim Heald, with Francis Blood as surety, both
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of Temple, gentlemen, in the sum of £500, April 20, 1770, for the guardianship of Needham Drury; witnesses, William Parker, Benjamin Adams.]
EBENEZER TAYLOR 1770
[Administration on the estate of Ebenezer Taylor granted to James Berry April 24, 1770.]
[Probate Records, vol. 26, p. 535.]
MOSES CURRIER I770 KINGSTON
[Administration on the estate of Moses Currier of Kingston, yeoman, granted to Elizabeth Currier, widow, April 24, 1770.]
[Probate Records, vol. 5, p. 296.]
[Bond of Elizabeth Currier, with Elijah Clough, yeoman, and Jonathan Greeley, Jr., joiner, as sureties, all of Kingston, in the sum of £200, April 24, 1770, for the administration of the estate; witnesses, Mary Fogg, William Parker, Jr.]
[Warrant, April 24, 1770, authorizing William Whitcher and Elijah Clough, both of Kingston, to appraise the estate.]
[Inventory, July 3, 1770; amount, £112. II. 634; signed by William Whitcher and Elijah Clough.]
[Account of Jonathan Hoyt and his wife, Elizabeth Hoyt, ad- ministratrix; receipts, £133. II. 612, including "Cash received of Jerh Currier a Legacy to the Decd from his Brother Eliphalet"; expenditures, £81. 16. 3; mentions "maintain& child while under Seven years of age being seven years . necessaries for laying in & nursing"; allowed Feb. 26, 1778.]
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CALEB MARSTON 1770 NEWMARKET
In the Name of God Amen I Caleb Marston of Newmarkett in the Province of New Hampshire in New England Yeoman being very sick & week in Body
Item I Give & bequeath unto Jemima Marston my beloved Wife all the Remainder of my Personal Estate over what shall Pay my Debts & funeral Charges as above, over, above and Ex- clusive of all her Right of Dower & Power of thirds of in or unto my Estate -
Item I Give & bequeath unto Comfort Marston my Daughter Five Pounds Lawful Money to be paid her by my Son Caleb Marston, within one year next after my said Son shall arrive at the age of Twenty One years -
Item I Give & bequeath unto my Daughter Elizabeth Five Pounds Lawful Money within one year next after my said Son shall arrive to the age of Twenty One years to be paid by him -
Item I Give & bequeath unto my son Caleb Marston all my Real Estate wheresoever the Same may or shall be so found, to be to him my said Son Caleb Marston & his Heirs and Assigns Forever, but if he my said Son Shall not Survive untill he Shall have Heirs Lawfully begotton, or arrive to the age of Twenty one years then in such Case & not otherways my will & Pleasure is that the whole of my said real Estate shall go to & be for my other Children & their Heirs in Equal Shares -
Item I Give & bequeath unto my Daughter Phebe Marston Five Pounds Lawful Money to be Paid her within one year next after my said Son shall arrive to the age of Twenty One Years out of the Estate herein bequeathed him -
Item I Give & bequeath unto my Daughter Susana Marston Five Pounds Lawful Money to be Paid her by my said Son within one year next after he shall arrive to the age of Twenty one years -
Item I Give & bequeath unto my Daughter Mary Marston Five Pounds Lawful Money to be Paid her by my said Son
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within one year after he shall arrive to the age of Twenty one years -
And I do hereby Constitute appoint make & Ordain Jona- than Colcord of Newmarkett aforesaid Gent. & My said Wife Jemima Marston to be Executors of this my last will & Testa- ment -
And I do hereby revoke disallow, disannul & make void all & every other former Will Testament, Legacies bequeaths & Exec- utors by me before Willed, made or ordained, ratifying and Con- firming this & no other to be my last will & Testament In Testimony whereof I have hereunto Set my hand & Seal This fifth Day of May Anno Domini 1770 -
his Caleb X Marston Mark
[Witnesses] Edward Colcord, John Merril, Wentworth Ches- will.
[Proved May 30, 1770.]
[Inventory, June II, 1770; amount, £417. 2. 3; signed by Hubartus Neal and John Marstes.]
[Warrant, May 30, 1771, authorizing Samuel Baker, innholder, Hubartus Neal, gentleman, Wentworth Cheswill, yeoman, Caleb Clark, gentleman, and John Marstes, physician, all of Newmar- ket, to set off the widow's dower.]
[List of claims against the estate, May 30, 1771; amount, £296. 13. 012; signed by Samuel Baker and Wentworth Ches- will.]
[Account of the executor; receipts, £209. 3. 5, personal estate; expenditures, £96. 11. 9; allowed May 30, 1771.]
We the subscribers Being Appointed by the Honole John Wintworth Esqr Judge of the Probate of Wills &c for the Prov- ince of New Hampshire to satt off to Jemima marston Widow
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and Relect of Caleb marston Late of Newmarket yeoman De- ceased Intestate her Dower and Power of thirds that happens unto her of all the Real Estate Which the said Caleb marston Died seized of.
In Pursuance thereof, we have Satt off to the Said Jemima marston for her Dower and Power of thirds in all the Real Estate of the said Caleb marston as foloweth, viz. we have alowed and satt of to her the south easterly Lore Rum in the mansion House, and the Chamber over it, also a small Bad Rum ajoining to said Lore Rum, with a prevelidge in the siller, oven, and Front Dores, Chamber and siller stars of the said mansion House, also twenty feet across the Barn from the Easterly End Extending westward the whole Bradth of said Barn.
also about Twelve acres of Land Belonging to said Calebs Farm being the full third Part Remaining of said estate in Quantety for Quality, and is Bounded as folows viz. Begining at Edward Colcords Land on the east side of the Rode that Leads from Passack Bridg, Near Halls mill so cauled, to the Rode Near Josiah Hiltons House and Runs south sixty seven Degrees East thirty two Rods, then south forty seven Degrees East to the Southerly Corner of the said mansion house thence from said Corner of said house south Sixty three Degres east to said Pas- sack River, thence Down the River, and bounds on said River Twelve Rods to a stooping Beach tree, the Corner of the widow sarah marstons thirds then North Sixty Degrees West to the said Edward Colcords Land, then on Said Colcords Land South Twenty Nine Degrees East to the said Rode or Bounds first be- gan at, also the prevelidge of Cutting and halling wood for her fire on the Land Satt off for the widow Sarah marstons thirds Eight Rods from said Edward Colcords Land -
also two third Parts of one third Part of a Grismill on Passack River Comonly Cauled Halls Mill and is owned with Collo" Winthoup Hilton and Elezabath Hall
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