Matches 8,851 to 8,900 of 8,913
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| 8851 | wife Mary, administrator of estate | PRICE, Mordecai (I961)
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| 8852 | Wilbur and Orville Wright are direct descendants of Judah Wright. | WRIGHT, Judah (I6406)
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| 8853 | Wilfred Nelson, 81 Wilfred “Bud” Nelson, a resident of Waconia, MN, formerly of Royalton, MN, died March 29, 2004, at the St. Louis Park Plaza Care Center. Funeral services were April 1 at the Brenny-Karlinski Funeral Home in Royalton, with Father Laurn Virnig officiating. Burial was in the Holy Trinity Parish Cemetery in Royalton. Wilfred was born on Jan. 15, 1923 in Minneapolis, MN, to the late Frank and Mary (Czarnick) Nelson. Wilfred married Sophia Bursch on Sept. 10, 1946. He retired from the United States Marine Corp and later retired from the Met Life Insurance Company. He was preceded in death by his wife Sophia; his parents; daughter Bonnie Kelly; brother Robert; sisters Viola, Faye and Pat. | NELSON, Wilfred Adrian (I12605)
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| 8854 | Will and papers for M. Sylvestor at Plattsburgh courthouse. | GARRETT, Myron Sylvestor (I1336)
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| 8855 | Will appoints son William T. Dailey as executor. Names children, William T., Peter, Robert, Owen R., and daughter Virginia Shull. | BYERS, Margaret E. (I3465)
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| 8856 | Will bequeaths to sons Daniel and Joseph equally, six hundred acres called "Henry's Hills" and Franklin's Enlargement." To wife, Elizabeth, "Watkins Hope," to son William, at twenty-one years of age, part of "Watkins Hope" adjoining plantation of William Cole. To daughter Sophia "The Diligent Search" at sixteen, young son Joseph, grandson William Richardson, Margaret, wife of William Richardson, Jr. all received personalty, as did also John and Sarah Talbot and their daughter Elizabeth and the three children of Edward Talbot (the children of his wife by her marriage to Richard Talbot). | RICHARDSON, William (I1080)
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| 8857 | Will dated and proved same year. | WELLS, Thomas (I2479)
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| 8858 | Will mentions brothers Walter Carr and Thomas Billingsley and "my three cousins" (nephews) who live on the Rapahonnock, leaving each (cousins) a Cow Calfe. Wife Susanna, executrix and residuary legatee of estate, real and personal. | BILLINGSLEY, James (I586)
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| 8859 | Will named her son William, who died unmarried soon after his mother, and six daughters, Alice, Elizabeth, Ulalia, Amias, Jane and Johane. | MARTYN, Joanne (I1809)
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| 8860 | Will names wife Elizabeth, sons Nathan and James and daughter Miriam. | PHILLIPS, James (I6611)
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| 8861 | WILL OF A. G. KENNON I, A.G. Kennon being of sound mind and memory, recognizing the uncertainty of life do make and publish this as my last will and testament hereby revoking all wills by me heretofore made. Item 1. I desire that my executrix hereafter named to pay all my debts and expenses of my funeral from my personal Estate as soon after my decease as same can be conveniently and consistently done. Item 2. To my wife Clarinda Kennon I will and devise absolutely, my home place in Corning, it being the N 5 acres of the North East Q of the North East Q of Section no. thirty four (34) Tp Seventy Two (72) Range thirty four (34) also the South Half of the South East Q of the South East Quarter of Section no. twenty seven (27) Tp 72 Rg 34 also the West 15 acres of the North East Q of the North East Q of section no. Thiry four (34) Tp no. seventy one (71) Range no. Thirty five (35) also all of my personal property, and notes, credits, stocks and accounts of whatever nature of kind, subject only to the payments of my debts as provided in Item 1 hereof. Item 3. In also will and devise unto my wife, Clarinda for her life only my farm in Nodaway Tp Adams Co Ia namely the WQ SE and SE NW Q Sec. 28 Tp 71 Rg 35, she to pay any incumbrance on said land. After the death of my wife Clarinda I will and devise said land last described unto my three children, namely Ruth, Elizabeth and Helen jointly, and in case of the death of either of these without issue then her of their share shall go the the survivor of her or them, but in case either of said daughters are leaving issue then the share of said deceased daughter shall pass on to her or their said issue, but in case of the death of all my said daughters above named before the decease of my wife, then I desire and will that said real Estate last mentioned shall pass one half to my wife, Clarinda absolutely and the other one half thereof I will and devise to my son Fred A. Kennon and my daugher Clara Worley, share and share alike. The devises and bequests made to my wife Clarinda in this item and in Item 2, is intended to be and is in lieu of dower, or other statutory rights. Item 4. To my daughter Clara Worley I will and devise the NW Q SW Q Section no. 27 Tp 71 Rg 35. Item 5. To my son Fred A. Kennon I will and devise the N half SE SE Sect 27 Tp 71 Rg 34. Item 6. In case of the decease of my wife Clarinda, before my death, then the property devised to her absolutely as above shall pass to my children in the same manner as provided in Item 3 hereof. Item 7. I hereby name and nominate my wife Clarinda Kennon to be my sole executrix of this my last will and testament and direct that no bonds shall be required of her. In case of her death, disability or des(illegible) to act I desire that W.C. McClelland shall act as executor, no bonds to be required of him in case of his taking said Executorship. Dated at Corning Ia December 5, 1900. Codicil I A. G. Kennon being still of sound mind and memory desiring to make a change in my will of date Dec. 5, 1900, hereto attached do make this a codicil to said will and direct that said will be changes as indicated in Item 1 of this codicil. Item 1. It is my will and desire and I do hereby direct that my wife Clarinda Kennon shall have the use, rents and profits of the NW SW Q Section 27 Tp 71 Rg 35. the land devised to my daugher Clara Worley by Item 4 of my will and shall also have the use rents and profits of the N half SE SE Sec 27 Tp 72 Rg 34, the land devised to my son Fred A. Kennon by Item 5 of my said will up to March 1, 1909. Dated at Corning Ia April 21, 1901. | KENNON, Albert Gallatin (I502)
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| 8862 | Will of Allen: I, Allen Farquhar, of Washington Township, Fayette County, state of Pennsylvania, being in common health of body and of sound mind and memory, but remembering the uncertainty of life, do make and constitute this my last will and testament; Imprimis: I give and bequeath unto Sarah, my wife, all my household goods and furniture, ready money, stock of creatures and farming utensils to her, her heirs and assigns, together with one-third of the land whereon I now live, containing 341 acre, to be freely possessed by her during her widowhood. Item: I give and bequeath unto my son Thomas all my land lying in East Bethelham Township, Washington county, this state, being 109 acres, together with the horse, wagon and utensils now in his possession. Item: I give and bequeath unto my son William one hundred acres whereon he now lives. Item: I give and bequeath unto my son Robert one hundred and ten acres at the upper end of the tract I now live on. Item: I give and bequeath unto my son Samuel the remainder, being the part I now live on, being 131 acres more or less. All of which four parts of land I will and bequeath unto my above named four sons, to them, their Hiers and assigns forever. Item: I give and bequeath unto my three daughters Sarah Ellis, Rachel Cook and Mary Talbott, the sum of five pounds current money apiece. Item: I give and bequeath unto Allen Cook, son of my daughter Rachel, the two parcels of land lying in Little Redstone, in this Township, joining each other, the one being part of a tract of land called Peace, the other being part of same, containing together thirty-five acres more or less, together with the Fulling Mill thereon erected, and the utensils thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining to be possessed by him, his heirs and assigns forever. And: I make, constitute, and ordain my son Thomas Farquhar sole executor of this my last will and testament, hereby revoking and utterly disannul all former will by me made and executors named, ratifying and confirming this and no other to be my last will and testament. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 29th day of the Fifth month, in the year of our Lord One Thousand seven hundred and ninety-seven (1797). Witnessed by John Shrive, Samuel Davis, James French I the subscriber, widow and relict of Allen Farquhar, do Desire and request that the within will of my deceased husband be recorded and authenticated as such. Witness my hand this 30th day of the 12th month, 1800 Signed Sarah Farquhar witness by Thomas Patterosn, Samuel Cope and probated 2/1/1801 at Uniontown, Pa | FARQUHAR, Allen (I868)
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| 8863 | Will of Benajah Dunham lists one son, Edmund and 2 daughters, Mary and Elizabeth that survive him. | DUNHAM, Benajah (I1716)
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| 8864 | Will of Daniel Dunham names his wife Hannah and "my two children, Hannah and Mehitable." | DUNHAM, Daniel (I1717)
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| 8865 | Will of Francis Billingsley mentions: Item: To William Richardson Sr. of West River, personality for Quakers on Western Shore. Item: To three cousins, Thomas Billingsley, Sarah Roberts and Mary Pollard, personality. (These are the children of Thomas Billingsley III, the uncle of this Francis and are cousins in fact.) Item: To Thomas Sadler's three children, personality Item: Wife, Susanna and daughter Rebecca Birckhead, executors. Residue of entire estate, real and personal, to revert to daughter Sarah and heirs at death of wife aforesaid. In the event daughter Sarah die without heirs, sd wife to have entire estate if she be living and at her death sd estate to be divided among cousins aforesaid, Thomas Billingsley, Sarah Roberts, and Mary Pollard and the "'eldest son of brother Edward." | BILLINGSLEY, Francis (I622)
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| 8866 | Will of Isabell Parsons Capell dated 10 Sept 1717, Probated 22 Dec 1717 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I Isabell Capell altho sick of body yett in perfect memory and sound as at other times in my judgement do make and ordain this as my last will and Testament revocking and making voyd all former writing either by deed of gift or will whatsoever. Item I give and bequeath unto my beloved grandson Jacob Holland one negro boy called Samson to him and his heirs forever and also one feather bed and furnature belonging thereto and land in the back ? and fifty akers of land where his house doth stand it being part of that tract of land called Friendship Johns and his heirs forever. Item I give and bequeath to my well beloved grandaughter Isabel Price two negro children one called Peter and one called ? to her and her heirs forever. Item I give and bequeath unto my well beloved daughter Mary Price ? head of cattle young and old together and also half my stock of hogs to her and her heirs forever. Item I give and bequeath unto my grandson Thomas Tucker one half of my corn now in the field and one half of my ? for clothing providing he do not take his negros before the crop is finished and last of all to make constitute and ordain my well beloved daughter Mary Price my true and lawful Executor and administrator of all my goods and chatals and ? of my real estate belonging to me ? ? that what is given to Jacob Holand is to him & hiis heirs for ever. In witness to this my last Will and Testament I have here unto sett my hand and seal the day and year above written in presence of William Hoard (?), Robert Gott. It is like wise my will and plea for that my Estate that after my debt is paid have all that remains of my Estate to her and her heirs forever. Signed Isabell (her mark) Capell And on the back was written 12 Dec 1717 Then came Robt Gott one of the witnesses to the within will and made oath upon the Holy Evangelist of Almighty God that he saw the within named Isabell Capell sign and sealed & heard her pronounce and declare the within Testament of writing her last Will and Testament and that at the time of her so doing she was to the best of his apprehention of perfect sense and memory. ? Tasker, D. Com. A.A.Co. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Transcribed and Contributed to the MdGenWeb Project by: Selena DuLac whose web page is http://home.mindspring.com/~sdulac/PGWillContents.htm -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Extracted from: SLC Family History Center Microfilm # 0012846, Ann Arundel Co., MD | UNKNOWN, Isabel (I1051)
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| 8867 | Will of John Howe In the Name of God Amen I John Howe of Plattsburgh in the county of Clinton State of New York being week in body but of sound memory blessed be God doth this day in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirteen make this my last will and testimony in manner following that is to say. 1st I give my body to the dust from whence it came and my spirit to God who gave it 2nd I wish all my honest debts to be paid 3rd I will to my wife Lydia one horse saddle & bridle my Cutter and harness two cows and fifteen sheep and all the things that she brot when she came to live with me together with all her wearing apparel and also one half of all the bed and bedding that she has made since she has lived with me and also five notes against Leonard Greeno which he gave to my wife Lydia 4th I will to my son Ira five shilling 5th I will to my son Eri my best suit of cloths and a pair of two year old steers 6th I will to my other children Viz. Dualana, Samuel, Chloe, Kezia, John, Martha, Esther, and Althea all the rest of my estate to be equally divided excepting my sermon book great Bible and the red chest with drawers which I will as follows: the sermon book to Samuel, the great Bible to John & the red chest with drawers to Kezia, and I make and ordain my sons Samuel & John soul Executors of this my last will in trust for the intent and purpose contained. In Witness where of I have hear unto set my land and seal this third day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred thirteen John Howe Signed and sealed in the presence of David Howes and Baruch Beckwith. The will is accompanied with a statement from David Howes and Baruch Beckwith attesting to the signature. This statement is dated January 11, 1813. Samuel and John Howe are appointed executors of the will also on the 11th of January 1813. | HOWE, John (I18518)
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| 8868 | Will of Nicholas Haile of Baltimore Co., dtd 27 Feb 1729, Probated 18 April 1730 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In the name of God Amen. I Nicholas Haile of Baltimore County in the Province of Maryland being weake of body but of perfect mind and memory thanks be given to God for the same hoping sure trusting to him for remission of my sins through his Son Jesus Christ our Savior & knowing the uncertainty of this mortal life have ordained and do ordain this to be my last Will and Testament & I do hereby utterly Disallow and make invalid all other former wills by me made but do fully confirm this my last Will and Testament. I also will that my well beloved Wife Francis Haile to be my whole and Sole Executor of this my last Will and I do trust to her for a decent Burial. I also will that all funeral charges and just debts to be honestly and legally paid and discharged. Item: I will unto my eldest son Nicholas Haile have that tract of and called Hailes Fellowship whereon he now liveth to him & his heirs of his body lawfully begotten forever. (sic. There is a paragraph here that is so small I could not read it. It is like it was written in afterward and mentions his son George) his Heirs of his body lawfully begotten forever but and if my two sons Nicholas Haile and George leave no lawful heirs them his or their part or parts of Land to the next of kin and so constitute as aforesaid forever. Item: I will to my well beloved Wife Frances Haile my now Dwelling plantation called part of Merryman's Lott and my new plantation called Hailes Addition to her and for her without Molestation During her natural life and after Disease to my son Neale Haile and my daughter Mary Haile . Item: to my Son Neale Haile my now dwelling Plantation which is called part of Merrymans Lott to him and his heirs for ever also I will that my son Neale Haile to have part of that tract of Land called Hailes Addition adjoining to my new dwelling Plantation and to begin at a great ? ? by the great Run of this tract and to him with a ?? line to a bounded black oake being on the land called Hailes Addition to my son Neale Haile and his heirs lawfully begotten by him, but and if he dies without heirs fully begotten then all his land to the next of kin. Item: I also will that my eldest daughter Mary Haile shall have all the remainder part of that tract of land called Hailes Addition to her and her heirs of her body lawfully begotten then that land to the next of kin. Item: I will unto my two daughters Hannah Haile and Ann Haile my tract of land called Mount Pleasant containing one hundred and fifty acres to be equally divided between them and for them and their heirs lawfully begotten for ever. Hannah to have her first choice but and if they, one or both die without issue lawfully begotten then to the next of kin as above said. Item: I give to my two Daughters Millisant Haile and my Daughter Sabbiner Haile one hundred acres of Land lying on Stonyruning called Hailes Folley to be equally divided between them Millisant to have her first choice to them and their heirs lawfully begotten for ever but and if they die without issue lawfully begotten then to the next of kin and each of them one heifer apiece besides their equal share in the ? Estate. Item: I also will that my three old Negroes be to my wife to maintain her herself and my son Neale Haile so long as long as she liveth but and if any negro Woman bring children then the first child to my youngest Daughter Ann Haile & the next to the next youngest and so on till every one of my children has one negro child if so be that my Negro woman or women should bring so many but and if my wife should die then the three old Negroes to my son Neale Haile but and if he should die without heirs to the next of kin. Item: I will that my son George Haile have the mare cold that is now with and came of my mare called Dainty and the nest colt that either of my mares bring to my Daughter Millisant and the next to my Daughter Sabbriner and the next to my Daughter Ann and the next to my son Neale Haile also all the rest of personal Estate to be equally divided amongst all my children. In Testamony hereunto I have fixed my hand and Seal this Twenty seventh Day of February one Thousand seven Hundred and Twenty nine. Sealed published and Declared by the said Nicholas Haile to be his last Will and Testament in the Presence of us John (His mark) Merryman, Johannah (her mark) Merryman, Francis Hinckley. Signed Nicholas (N his Mark) Haile (seal) On the back of the aforegoing Will was thus written: Balt. County for April 18, 1730 came John Marryman Johannah Merryman & Francis Hinckley the subscribing witnesses to the within Will and made oath on Almighty Evangelist of Almighty God that they saw the Testator Nicholas Haile Sign Seale and heard him publish and declare the within to be his last Will and Testament & that at the Time of his so doing he was to the best of their knowledge of sound and disposing mind and that they subscribed the said Will in the presence of the said Testator sworn to before Tha Sharedine D. for Balt Co. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Will Contributed to MdGenWeb Project by: Selena DuLac whose web page is http://home.mindspring.com/~sdulac/PGWillContents.htm -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Data copied from the Will of Nicholas Haile, Baltimore Co., MD, dated 27 Feb 1729, Probated 18 Apr 1730 SLC Family History Center Microfilm #0012848 R, Probate Records of MD Vol 19-20 1726-1734 | HAILE, Nicholas (I1039)
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| 8869 | Will of Samuel Merryman of Baltimore Co., dated 16 January 1754 In The name of God Amen. I Samuel Merryman of Baltimore County being of sound and perfect mind and memory but calling to mind the ? of man and knowing that it is appointed for all men now to die, do make and ordain this my last Will and Testament. Imprimis and first I commend my Soul into the Hand of Almighty God that first gave to me and my body to be decently buried at the Discretion of my Executor nothing doubting and I shall receive the Lord again at the ? resurrection and for such worldly goods as it hath pleased God to provide me with. I give and bequeath in manner and form following: Item I give and bequeath to me eldest son Samuel Merryman all that land or parcell of land called Drunkrids Hall to him and his Heirs forever and also three Negroes Liz, Jacob and Judith to him and his Heirs forever and also one feather bed and furniture, Three Silver spoons & one Silver Cup and to have no more of my personal Estate. Item I give and bequeath to my daughter Rebecca Price one Negro boy named Loney to her and her Heirs for ever and I give no more of my personal Estate. Item I give and bequeath to my daughter Katurah Parish one negro boy named Davy to her and her Heirs for ever and to have no more of my personal Estate. Item I give and bequeath to my son Nicholas Merryman all that Land or Parcell of Land called Merrymans Pasture to him and his Heirs for ever and also all my personal Estate after my just debts are paid to him and his Heirs forever of this my last Will and Testament. In Testimony where of I have hereunto ? set my hand and affixed my seal this sixteenth day of January in the year of our lord Seventeen Hundred and fifty four. Signed Sealed and Delivered by Samuel Merryman (his Seal), in presence of Benj ~Brown, ??, Wm (his mark) Oliver. March 23 1754 Benj~ Brown one of the Subscribing Witnesses to the forgoing Will made his solemn affirmation that he saw the Testator Sam Merryman sign the forgoing Will at the same time ?? & Wm Oliver the other two subscribing witness being duly and solemnly sworn on the Holy Evangelist of Almighty God dispose & say that they saw the Testator Samuel Merryman sign the foregoing Will and heard him publish and the same to be his last Will and Testament. That at the time of his so doing he was to the best of their apprehensions of a Sound and Disposing mind & memory & that they Subscribed their subscribers names as Witnesses to the Will in presence of the Testator and at his request. Signed and Sworn to before H Young D Court. Baltimore County. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Extracted From: Maryland Probate Records Vol.28 1751-1756 SLC Family History Center Film # 0012852 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | MERRYMAN, Samuel (I984)
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| 8870 | Will of Tho. Sparrow of Road River, Anne Arundel Co gives sons Solomon and John "Crany Island" North Carolina. son Kensey 145 acres of "Sparrows" Rest. bought of Mary Frances, sold by Testators father to Thos. Francis. If son die during minority sd land to pass to unborn child if a son else to son Solmon and if he die at minority then to son Thomas, daughters, Elizabeth and Matilda land on dividing Creek in Pamplicoe North Carolina, wife Anne and brother-in-law Capt. Richard Jones.. He died in 1719 in Anne Arundel Co., MD. He had an estate probated on 12 May 1719 in Anne Arundel Co., MD. Deed of 30 Sept 1700 from Thomas Sparrow and wife Saphia to James Lewis, "By his LWT, William Richardson gave this land to his dauther Saphia Richardson, since the death of her father, Saphia Richardson married Thomas Sparrow. Deed 21 aug 1703 from Thomas Sparrow and Saphia his wife to John Gresham Jun. Tract called" Francis Addition". In 1705 Thomas Sparrow of AA Co leased to William Cole and Daniel Richardson for 100# wool per year for 15 years and supply sd. Thomas Sparrow's two children , Thomas and Solomon with meat, drink, cloathes, lodging, and shall cause children to be educated in such school learning as can convebietly be procured in the province of Maryland, the tract "Sparrow Rest" and all the tract "Sparrows Addition" contain 690 acres. on 12 Oct 1700 Wm. Cole gives cousin Thomas Sparrow the son of Thomas Sparrow and Saphia, his wife a cow.. I give to my cousin Solomon Sparrow son of my brother Thos. Sparrow and Saphia his wife on cow dated 28 Oct 1701. | SPARROW, Thomas (I7233)
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| 8871 | Will of Thomas Price of Baltimore Co., date 6 Aug 1740, Probated 5 Aug 1741 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In the name of God Amen. I Thomas Price of the County of Baltimore in the Province of Maryland, Planter, being of sound & disposing mind & memory blessed be God for the same and considering the uncertainty of Life & the certainty of Death do hereby make and ordain this my last Will and Testament in manner and form following that is to say- I give Device and bequeath unto my sons Samuel Price and Thomas Price and the child my wife is now with child with a Plantation which I now live upon to be equally divided between them and in event of either of the said children should die without issue or before they attain to the age of twenty one years then to go to the survivor of them their heirs and assignees forever. And in case of all the aforsaid children should Die without issue and before they attain to the age of twenty one years then I give and bequeath the aforsaid Plantation with all and in singular to appartures unto my son Benjamin Price to him and his heirs forever. And do I give & Devise & Bequeath unto my Children Equally to be divided all my personal Estate which I shall die profit of my debts and Funeral Expenses being first paid and is satisfied and I do ordain my beloved brother Benjamin Price and my beloved wife Kathura Price to be my Executor & Executrix of this my last Will and Testament and I do hereby revoke all former Wills heretofore and declare this to be my Last Will & Testament . ? whereof I the said Thomas Price have hereunto set my hand & seal this Sixth Day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred & forty. In the Presence of: Maurice Price, William Findley, Sam ?. On the back of the aforegoing will is thus written-Mordecai Price & William Findley two of the Subscribing Witness to the within will appeared before me and the said Mordecai Price being one of the ????? solemnly affirm and the said William Findley being duly and Solemnly sworn on the holy Evangelist of Almighty God ? and each of them did say that they saw the Testator Thomas Price sign the within will and heard him Publish & declare the same to be his last Will & Testament that at this time of his ? he was to the best of their apprehension of sound & Disposing mind & memory and that they with Samuel ? the other Subscribing witness Subscribed their Respective names as witnesses to ? said Will in presence of the said Testator & at his Request which oath & affirmation was taken by of said witnesses before me this 5th Day of August 1741. Before me Tho. White Dep. Of County of Baltimore. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Contributed to USGenWeb Baltimore Co Page by: Selena DuLac whose web page is http://home.mindspring.com/~sdulac/PGWillContents.htm -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Extracted from: Maryland Probate Records, SLC Family History Center Microfilm # 12849 pg 400 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | PRICE, Thomas (I972)
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| 8872 | Will of William Cole (son of John Cole) of Baltimore County dated 18 Jan 1769, proved 25 Jun 1770 In the name of God Amen. I William Cole son of John Cole of Baltimore County being sick and weak in Body but thanks be to God in perfect sound and disposing mind and memory have thought fit to make this my last will and Testament in manner and form following that is to say First I give and bequeath my soul unto Jesus Christ my Body to the Earth to be buryed in a plain desent manner at the Discretion of my Executors hereafter named and as for what worldly Estate it hath pleased God to bless me with I Give and bequeath in manner and form following. I Give and bequeath unto my oldest son William Cole fifty acres of Land called Crosses Park and also fifty acres of Leased Land adjoyning the same both of which tracts is to be conveyed to me by Jacob Keeler he having passed his Bond to me for the conveyance of the same. I Give and bequeath unto my son Vincent Cole his heirs and assigns all my [caution?] that I Bought of Joseph Cole with all the Land that can be added under the same caution it being in his Lordships reserve. I Give and Bequeath unto my son Joseph Cole his Heirs and assigns all that part of my Tracts of land called Coles Favour, Coles Castle, Coles Manor, and Coles Struggle Continued, that Lieth on the north side of the Western run all the remainder of the said Tracts I Give and Bequeath unto my son Giles Cole his heirs and assigns. I also give and Bequeath unto my son Joseph and his Heirs or assigns before mentioned Twelve acres and a half of Land called Coles String. I Give and Bequeath unto my son John Cole his heirs and assigns forever all my right title and equity of redemption to and in Two Hundred and twenty acres of Land called Coles Chance and Contrivance to Coles Chance formerly mortgaged by my father John Cole to George Buchanan the equity of redemption of which is conveyed to me by Anthony Chamness and Sarah his wife who is the Daughter and heir at law of Joseph Cole Deceased, Eldest son of my said father John Cole but in case my said Executors can sell the said Land or my right thereof for a reasonable value such as they shall approve of then and in that case my will is that they shall sell the same and make such conveyances thereof as shall be sufficient as fully as I myself could do and the money arising from such sale to be laid out to the best advantage in purchasing Land for my said [blank] John Cole his heirs and assigns both of which sale and purchase to be at the Discretion of my said Executors hereafter named only that my will is that they give the first offer of the said Land to John Gorsuch Senr. who is now in possession of thereof and as for all my Personal Estate after my Just Debts are paid and my Wifes thirds taken out I give and Bequeath unto Daughters six Daughters Alice Caples, Hanah, Cordelia, Elizabeth, Mary and Rebeckah equally to be divided among them only that one feather bed and one Cow and calf already given to my Daughter Alice to be accounted in her part and one cow and calf to be given to my youngest Daughter Rebeckah over and above her full share and do hereby constitute and appoint my Loving wife Mary my Executrix with my Eldest son William and my kinsman Joseph Ensor my Executors with my said wife of this my Last Will and Testament hereby revoking all others by me heretofore made. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal and do publish and declare this to be my Last Will and Testament this Eighteenth day of January 1769. William [his mark] Cole Signed sealed published and declared to be his last WIll and Testament in presence of us (the words his heirs and assigns) being first Interlined. John Ensor, son of George John Chilcote Henry [his mark] Cole Baltimore County June 25, 1770 Came Jno Chilcote and Henry Cole two of the subscribing witnesses to the within will and being Duly and solemnly sworn on the Holy Evangalist of Almighty God depose and say that they saw the testator Wm Cole sign seal publish pronounce and declare the same as and for his last Will and Testament by makeing his mark that at the Time of his so doing he was to the best of their apprehension of sound and Disposeing mind & memory that they subscribed their respective names as Evidences to the sd will Henry Cole by makeing his mark & also that they both saw John Ensor son of George subscribe his name as a wittness to the sd will all in the presence of the sd Testator and at his request. Sworn to before, William Young, Deputy Commissary Baltimore County -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source: Baltimore County Wills (MSA: CR72241-1; liber 3, folio 144-146) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The transcript of this will contributred to the MdGenWeb Project by: Cheryl Kemp Perkins, Chrprkns@aol.com | COLE, William (I926)
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| 8873 | Will of William Mullins In the name of God Amen: I comit my soule to God that gave it and my bodie to the earth from whence it came. Alsoe I give my goodes as followeth That fforty poundes in the hand of goodman Woodes I give my wife tenn poundes, my sonne Joseph tenn poundes, my daughter Priscilla tenn poundes, and my eldest sonne tenn poundes Also I give to my eldest sonne all my debtes, bonds, bills (onelye yt forty poundes excepted in the handes of goodman Wood) given as aforsaid wth all the stock in his owne handes. To my eldest daughter I give ten shillings to be paied out of my sonnes stock Furthermore that goodes I have in Virginia as followeth To my wife Alice halfe my goodes & to Joseph and Priscilla the other halfe equallie to be devided betweene them. Alsoe I have xxj dozen of shoes, and thirteene paire of bootes wch I give into the Companies handes for forty poundes at seaven years and if thy like them at that rate. If it be thought to deare as my Overseers shall thinck good And if they like them at that rate at the divident I shall have nyne shares whereof I give as followeth twoe to my wife, twoe to my sonne William, twoe to my sonne Joseph, twoe to my daugher Priscilla, and one to the Companie. Allsoe if my sonne William will come to Virginia I give him my share of land furdermore I give to my twoe Overseers Mr John Carver and Mr Williamson, twentye shillinges apeece to see this my will performed desiringe them that he would have an eye over my wife and children to be as fathers and freindes to them; Allsoe to have a speciall eye to my man Robert wch hathe not so approved himselfe as I would he should have done. This is a Coppye of Mr Mullens his Will of all particulars he hathe given. In witnes whereof I have sett my hande John Carver, Giles Heale, Christopher Joanes. Vicesimo tertio : die mensis Julii Anno Domini Millesimo sexcentesimo vicesimo primo Emanavit Commissio Sare Blunden als Mullins filie naturali et legitime dicti defuncti ad administrand bona iura et credita eiusdem defuncti iuxta tenorem et effectum testamenti suprascripti eo quod nullum in eodem testamento nominavit executorem de bene ect Jurat. 68, Dale. [Translation of the Latin]: In the month of July Anno Domini 1621. On the 23rd day issued a commission to Sarah Blunden, formerly Mullins, natural and legitimate daughter of William Mullins, late of Dorking in the County of Surrey, but deceased in parts beyond the seas, seized &c., for administering the goods, rights and credits of the said deceased, according to the tenor and effect of the will of the said deceased because in that will he named no executor. In due form &c. swears. | MULLINS, William (I17734)
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| 8874 | Will reads in part, "Richard Warren otherwysse called Waller of bassingborne, county Cambridge.........Richarde my sonne ye howse whiche I nowe dwell in with all ye lande and pastuore be longynge...........Nycolas my sonne my mesuage at goose styll....Henrye my sonne...Alce (Alice) my doughter..........Alce my wife.........Augerye Waren ye said Henrs dawghter. William Waren ye sonnr of William Waren ye elder to be supervisor. | WARREN-WALLER, Richard (I4379)
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| 8875 | Will says Manackus Miller although unable to determine what/where that is. | FARQUHAR, Allen (I5186)
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| 8876 | Will was written October 11, 1821 and probated in February of 1822 | WYNNE, Joshua Sr. (I26410)
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| 8877 | Will: Cleare, Thimothy Perquimans County November 10, 1724. November 17 1724 Daughters: Mary Mayo, Elizabeth Winslow, Jane Jessop, Sarah White, Hannah Cleare, Hepzibah Berry. Sons-in-law Thos. Winslow (his sons. Timothy and Jesse), Thomas Jessop. Granson: John Robinson. Wife Hannah. Executors: Thos. Winslow and Thos. Jessop (Sons-in-law.) Witnesses:Thomas Bagley, Smith Colla, J. Jessop From Abstract of North Carolina Wills, 1690-1760 by J. Bryan Grimes, Genealogical Publishing Co, Inc 1980 | CLARE, Timothy (I3416)
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| 8878 | William "was originally a slaveholder and a member of the Eposcopal church, but preferring a clear conscience to wealth, he freed his slaves, joined the Society of Friends..." | MORSELL, William (I5489)
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| 8879 | William and Edward Brockman sailed aboard the Amazon, departing London, England and arriving New York on 29 Jun 1957. | BROCKMAN, Edward B. (I19693)
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| 8880 | William and Edward Brockman sailed aboard the Amazon, departing London, England and arriving New York on 29 Jun 1957. | BROCKMAN, William (I22340)
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| 8881 | William and Elizabeth had no children. | Family: William FARQUHAR / Elizabeth TALBOTT (F440)
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| 8882 | William and Elizabeth were the parents of at least 6 children, the last, Elizabeth was born June 20, 1840, the same year her mother died. | CRAWFORD, Elizabeth (I26389)
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| 8883 | William and Mary did not have children. | Family: William EBERT / Minnie TECHENTIEN (F5971)
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| 8884 | William appoints "Thomas and William Tipton, my loving nephews" as overseers of his will which was witnessed by Rev. Henry Hall, the first Rector of St. James Parish. | PEARCE, William (I1040)
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| 8885 | William Bogue wills land on Wolfpitt Branch to dau. Jean Boguein 1721 and Josiah Perisho, eldest son of John and Jean sellsthe same land in 1759. | BOGUE, Jean (I6384)
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| 8886 | William Calvert "came to the Province in 1661, received a large grant of land from his uncle (Cecil), Lord Baltimore, and inherited certain property of his father, including "Governor's Fields" and the mansion-house at St. Mary's City. He was Principal Secretary of Maryland and a man of high standing. His life was cut short by drowning when he was trying to ford the swollen Wicomico River in 1682. The grant of land from his uncle, the Lord Proprietory, was called "Piscataway Manor," 2400 acres of which he sold to Charles Edgerton, Sr. His home was "Calvert's Rest," on Calvert's Bay, which is still standing. He was a member of the House of Burgesses and of the Council; he was also Deputy Governor of the Province." | CALVERT, William (I610)
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| 8887 | William Goode was a delegate to the Democratic National Convention from Maine in 1952. | GOODE, William Martin (I9285)
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| 8888 | William mentions his wife, Florence in his will. Nicholas Kellogg was a witness to the will of William Hall. | HALL, William (I6027)
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| 8889 | William Scott is first mentioned in the Deming Headlight news. It is reported that he has moved in to a ranch in Hondale and that he is an expert on chickens, having won many prizes at fairs. Over the years he moves around a lot, in 1915 he visits Indianapolis, in 1916 it is reported he has traded his Hondale property for an 8 room house in San Antonio and yet never leaves town, a week later he is reported fencing the Hondale property. In 1917 he leases out his "Chicken Hawk Ranch" and says he is going to Florida for 2 years. | SCOTT, William A. (I23790)
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| 8890 | William Spicer had cancer in his face which required many surgeries to remove the cancerous tissue and bone. Due to the surgeries, William's face was horribly disfigured and his sinus cavities were exposed which drained constantly and required frequent dressing changes. Despite severe pain from the facial mutilation(s), and the exposure of his open wounds to bacteria and germs, William survived, albeit miserably, in this condition for many years. His son, Lanklyn also suffered from facial cancer, however, his malignancies were diagnosed in the early stages and less extreme measures of treatment was provided, i.e. burning the malignancies. William Harrison Spicer made a blackboard for one of the first schools [in Holt County, Nebraska] which is written in 'Before Today' a book about the people who settled Holt County, Nebraska. The same book states, James Davis and Arina Wyman moved to Minnesota in 1855, a year before Arina Philinda Davis was born. Then moved their family to Holt County, Nebraska in 1878 with 13 children. Yet Arina and William Harrison's daughter, Valerie [Lanklyn's sister] was born in 1875, where I don't know, but their 2nd child, Claude was born in 1877 in Atkinson, Nebraska, a year before the book claims Arina Phylinda moved to Holt County, NE with her parents! So it is questionable that Arina Wyman and James Davis moved to Holt County, Nebraska with their 13 children after all. He was named after his uncle William Harrison. William moved his family back and forth between Minnesota and Nebraska on several occasions by covered wagon. On the family's last trip back to Minnesota, William and Arina's 6 year old son, Nathan, contracted scarlet fever and died near Winnebago City, Minnesota. Heart broken, William and Arina carried their small child away from the train and buried him under a small cherry tree on the prairie. Once the towns people heard that someone on the train had died of the fever they wired to all of the towns and villages ahead to warn them, and the people on the wagon train were shunned and made to stay away from the towns and villages. In later years one of Nathan's brother's went back to Winnebago in search of his brother's small grave in order to place a headstone but was unable to find it. | SPICER, William Harrison (I18181)
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| 8891 | William Stone first settled in Accomac Co., VA, on the Eastern Shore where he was granted 1800 acres. His mother was probably a Poynton since the Poynton and Stone families lived in Derbyshire in the 1660's. He named his Maryland home, 'Poynton Manor.' | STONE, Governor William (I601)
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| 8892 | William was not named in his father's will. | PEARSON, William (I3325)
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| 8893 | William was struck by a boom on his vessel, causing his death. | BILLINGSLEY, William (I593)
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| 8894 | William's baptismal sponsors were James Ryan and Mary Emma Ryan. | MCGOLDRICK, William James Sr. (I107)
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| 8895 | William, Matilda and 3 children arrived at the Port of New York on April 30, 1852. They came to the US aboard the "Cornelius Grinnell." | FRITH, Matilda Ann (I27350)
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| 8896 | William, Matilda and 3 children arrived at the Port of New York on April 30, 1852. They came to the US aboard the "Cornelius Grinnell." | PRATT, William Maystone (I27349)
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| 8897 | William, son of John, was mentioned in the manor rolls of Stokenham, 3 Jan 1580/1 and in 1610 was called "William Marche, sen." in the rolls. He was probably identical with William Marche "the elder" of Sherford, Co. Devon, yeoman whose will was dated 29 Apr 1612, named the seven children of his deceased son, Richard, and surviving children of his own. | MARCHE, William (I6705)
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| 8898 | Willis blew off both his hands celebrating the 4 of July. He died three days later after amputation of his hands proved unsucessful. Find A Grave e-Memorial | SHERWOOD, Willis (I26482)
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| 8899 | Winifreds cause of death is listed as "indigestion" contributed by "artificial feeding." She was 1 month and 23 days old. | WALKER, Winifred Martha (I25662)
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| 8900 | With Henry Smith, Thomas Cooper, Samuel Chapin and Richard Sikes, he was a member of the first board of Selectmen, 1644, serving continuously through 1652 and again in 1654. Shortly thereafter, the family was represented on the board by his eldest son Jonathan. Henry Burt was the first to hold, in Springfield, the Office of Clerk of Writs, being elected 29 May 1649 and serving until his death in 1662. The vital statistics for that period are in his handwriting. After Rev. George Moxon left Springfield, the town for some time was without a settled minister and got along with what may be termed lay readers as a substitute. It was voted 18 Feb 1665/6, that Mr. Holyoke and Henry Burt should carry on the work of the Sabbath, and recompense was voted to Deacon Wright, Deacon Chapin, Mr. Holyoke and Henry Burt for their labors in that work the previous summer. On 9 Nov 1657, Mr. Holyoke, Mr. Pynchon, Deacon Chapin, and Henry Burt were appointed to continue this work. Although there were attempts to secure a settled minister, none remained long until the Rev. Pelatiah Glover commenced his pastorate in 1660. | BURT, Henry (I1806)
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