Will&After

1891-10-05, HAWKINS RAGLAND (1812 KY to 1881 IL), A record by the Perry county Illinois Clerk on 1891-10-05 stated that Hawkins Ragland had died intestate (meaning, leaving no will) on 1890-11-12 in Tamaroa, Perry county, Illinois. However, this likely is not the ancestor but the person with the same name. He is buried in Tamaroa Cemetery.
1851-09-01, WILLIAM NESBIT METIER (1800 PA to 1851 IL), O__0145 administered
1826-05-28, JAMES WILSON (c1740 ?PA to 1826 PA), inventory by son and Samuel Bryson
1826-05-30, JAMES WILSON (c1740 ?PA to 1826 PA), inventory by son and Samuel Bryson. James also appointed Samuel Bryson, presumably his son-in-law, as the second administrator of his will along with his own son Mathew., W__0399
1692, THOMAS PRATT Jr. (?1633 ?MA to 1692 MA), Administration granted to his widow and his son John.
1654-03-06, WILLIAM AMES III (1605 EN to 1654 MA)
1640-10-29, ABRAHAM SHAW (1590 EN to 1638), Joseph Shaw and Abraham's son-in-law Nicholas Byram were granted administration
1676-08-01, MARGERY KNIGHT (1604 to 1676 MA)
1575-09-15, THOMAS SHAW (?1537 ?EN to 1575 EN), His bondsmen were John Mawd and William Mawd.
1747, Samuel ALDRICH (1665 MA to 1747 ?RI)
Collins MOORE (1698 ?MA to 1738-1788 ?MA)
Collins MOORE (1698 ?MA to 1738-1788 ?MA)
1789, Dorothy Learned (?1715 ?MA to 1787 ?MA)
1799, Israel MOORE (1724 MA to 1799 MA)
1796, Daniel Woodward MOORE (1748 ?MA to 1768-1838 ?MA), she was appointed
1756, James MOORE (1693 ?MA to 1743-1783 ?MA)
1756, Comfort Rice (?1695 ?MA to ?1756 ?MA)
1757, Ruben MOORE (1721 MA to 1743-1811), as insolvent
1732, Jonathan MOORE (?1695 ?MA to 1732 ?MA), valued at over 1780 pounds
1756, Eliab MOORE (?1706 ?MA to 1770 ?MA)
Kezia Stone (?1701 ?MA to 1759 ?MA)
1777, Jesse MOORE (1748 ?MA to 1768-1838)
1754, Abel MOORE (1729 MA to 1753 MA), William, being feeble, requested that his son Abijah be appointed to administer Abel's estate.
1776, Nathan MOORE (1725 MA to 1772-1815 ?MA), His heirs were: John, Joseph, Abigail, Jonathan and Thomas.
1792, Elijah MOORE (1735 MA to c1792 ?MA)
Ashbell MOORE (1729 ?MA to 1765 MA)
1746, Uriah MOORE (?1699 ?MA to c1746 ?MA)
1826, Samuel Bryson (1766 ?PA to 1857 ?PA), Samuel was one of two administrators of the will of his father-in-law, James Wilson.
1760-07-07, Ezekiel WOODWARD (1687 ?MA to 1759-1777), granted letters of administration administrator
1899-10-20, Celia Ann SEARLS (1843 OH to 1924 IL), appointed with a $6000 bond inventory
1827-09-10, LAWRENCE\LORENTZ SHULTZ (c1739 ?GE to 1827 PA), David Snyder and John Hildebrand
1702-09-23, JOHN MOORE Jr. (?1628 ?EN to a1702 MA)
1684-12-23, ANDREW WARNER (c1595 ?EN to 1684 MA), His inventory said he died on 12-18-1684 at about age 90.
1692-12-14, THOMAS PRATT Jr. (?1633 ?MA to 1692 MA), valued at 142.2 pounds
1714-01-29, SETH WARNER (1658 CT to 1713 CT)
1661-01-25, THOMAS JOSLIN (?1592 EN to 1661 MA), files in court 04-02-1661
1709-04-05, GEORGE LAWRENCE (1637 ?MA to 1709 MA)
1690-06-05, ROBERT WARNER (?1629 EN to 1690 CT)
1680-09-10, THOMAS MILLER (1609 EN to 1680 CT)
1659-07-08, WILLIAM HAYWARD (1604 EN to 1659 MA)
1647-03-04, SETH GRANT (?1610 EN to 1636-1700)
1646-03-06, THOMAS AXTELL (1619 EN to 1646 ?MA)
1663-09-24, NICHOLAS FROST (1589 EN to 1663 ME), Inventory of the estate of Nicholas Frost MPCR 2:380
1659-02-12, ISAAC ALLERTON (c1586 EN to 1659 CT), 118 pounds mostly real estate
1646-07-28, JOSEPH MORSE (?1580 ?EN to 1646 ?MA), valued at just over 83 pounds
1701-08-20, Joseph ALDRICH (1635 ?MA to ?1702 ?RI), valued at 33 pounds
1902-05-15, Leonard G. Kessler (1818 PA to 1902 PA), estate determined to be valued at $19,325.73. On 11-02-1902 Ellen K. Ashman and Carrie W. Kessler [his daughters] attested to be "the only heirs at law of the late Leonard G. Kessler". The attested that they believed the inventory to be correct and acknowledged delivery to them along with the mercantile business of Leonard's.
Robert WOODWARD (?1618 ?EN to 1653 ?MA), valued at over 119 pounds settled
1761, HEZEKIAH WILLIAM WHITCOMB (1707 MA to 1744-1797 ?MA)
1740, JOHN MOORE (1662 MA to 1740 MA), valued at over 624 pounds
1642-10-14, THOMAS MARSHFIELD (?1600 ?EN to 1641-1690), Thomas may have left the country in 1642 because, per the Connecticut Record, the court appointed trustees to manage the estate of Thomas for use of his creditors. It is unknown what happened to him as no further record of him has been found.
1793, Jonathan MOORE (1744 to 1792-1834 MA)
1719, Isaac MOORE (c1719 ?MA to 1759 MA)
1727, Thomas MOORE (1676 ?MA to 1727 ?MA), His siblings that inherited his property were: Benjamin, John, Mary, Lydia, Elizabeth and Hannah.
1726, Obidiah MOORE (?1688 ?MA to 1726 ?MA)
1647-05-25, Andrew WHITE (?1598 EN to 1598-1688 ?EN)
1771, Thomas Wilder (1704 MA to 1724-1794 ?MA), by petition writer
2004-03-29, Daniel Merideth WILSON (1931 MO to 2004 MO)
2004-03-29, Patricia Ann DEATON (1932 TN to 2015 MO)
1880-02-11, MATTHEW MEREDITH WILSON (1810 PA to 1886 OH), Matthew has a rather long will (six pages!) in which he names his wife and their children still living in 1880: Hannah, William, John, Durbin, Evaline, Charles and Robert. He bequeathes something to all of these family members and has conditions should any of them be deceased or his widow remarries [she never did!]., W__0645,W__0710,W__0711,W__0712
1886-01-22, MATTHEW MEREDITH WILSON (1810 PA to 1886 OH)
1886-01-22, KEZIAH H. HILDEBRAND (1816 PA to 1909 OH), Jan.22, 1886 probated will in Xenia, Greene county, Ohio for Matthew Meredith Wilson, his wife Keziah and son John are the administrators., W__0451
1915, NEWELL SIDNEY MOORE (1842 VT to 1925 IA), before vacationing in Hawaii In 1915 Newell and his brothers George and Milton went on a trip to Hawaii, Hawaii having been annexed by the U.S. in 1898. Shortly before leaving on that trip Newell had his will drawn up.
1876-07-06, JOHN HILDEBRAND (?1779 PA to 1877 ?PA), John left his piano to his grandchildren Annie Kate and Margaret McCollum. He left two-thirds of his real estate to his daughter Mrs. Eliza Stitt and the other one-third to his granddaughter Annie Kate McCollum. He released his son William's estate from any liability to him. John's daughter Eliza was the executrix.
1834-01-19, JONATHAN RIGGS (1788 KY to 1834 MO), W__0598,W__0620
1826-02-19, JAMES WILSON (c1740 ?PA to 1826 PA), In his will, James does not specifically give the name of his "beloved wife", thus, presumably she became his widow. James does refer to his son John of Baltimore (who apparently owes James a large sum of money), his son Matthew (the ancestor), and his daughter Ann who married someone with the last name of Bryson. As his executors James named his son Matthew along with Samuel Bryson who was probably the husband of Ann. The witnesses to the will were Robert Wray and Robert Simpson. They both testified in May of 1826 to the validity of the last will and testament of James Wilson. <_LF_>In his will, James bequeathed most of his property to his son Matthew. James mentioned a couple of times how his son John owes him money which was to be paid to the heirs of James. James also mentions having houses and property in both Columbia (Lancaster) Pennsylvania (aka. Wright's Ferry) and in Wrightsville (York) Pennsylvania. These two towns face each other across the Susquehanna River. James also bequeathed to his granddaughters Eleanor Wilson and Esther Bryson.
1826-05-30, JAMES WILSON (c1740 ?PA to 1826 PA), witnesses by son and Samuel Bryson The county registrar duly noted the letters of testimony from the administrators of the will of James Wilson. Further, the registrar specified that the inventory of the property of James should be exhibited no later than 06-30-1826. The will was actually proven sometime shortly after that date.
1824-12-20, LAWRENCE\LORENTZ SHULTZ (c1739 ?GE to 1827 PA), will found in Will Book 3 page 227, W__0474
1827, MARIE CATHERINE HOLLANDER (1749 GE to 1826 PA), 1827 will of Lawrence Shultz in the borough of Huntingdon in Huntingdon county Pennsylvania, he names several family members: wife Catherine and her father Peter Hollinger, sons Philip and John, John Hildebrand, David Snyder and several daughters., W__0474
1823-10-18, JAMES JOSEPH SHAW Sr. (1757 NI to 1823 KY), Book B page 109, will recorded Jan.26,1824, names wife Anne, names some of his children
1877-02-02, RANSEL BARRETT Rev. (1797 VT to 1881 VT)
1881-01-29, RANSEL BARRETT Rev. (1797 VT to 1881 VT)
1879-02-06, THOMAS C. CLENDENIN (1797 NC to 1880 IL), Will of Thomas Clendenin written Feb.06, 1879 and probated Aug.1880 in Williamson county Illinois. He appoints his wife Elizabeth as his executrix and Hiram H. Wise as his executor. He bequeathed to his wife his farm and various animals. He states that he has four sons and daughters. Names given include Fisher Clendenin, Nancy, Thomas Sidney, Elvira, Robert Monroe., D__0223
1879-02-06, RACHEL WOODY (1796 NC to 1850 TN), Will of Thomas Clendenin written Feb.06, 1879 and probated Aug.1880 in Williamson county Illinois. He names his wife Elizabeth Clendenin as one of his two administrators and he bequeaths his personal property to her. He also says he has four children and names Fisher, Robert, Thomas, Nancy, D__0223
1827, JOHANN PETER HOLLANDER Sr. (?1720 GE to ?1761 ?GE), 1827 will of Lawrence Shultz in the borough of Huntingdon in Huntingdon county Pennsylvania, he names several family members: wife Catherine and her father Peter Hollinger, sons Philip and John, John Hildebrand, David Snyder and several daughters., W__0474
1803-01-24, JAMES JOLLY (1730 PA to 1803 PA), Will book #1 pages 95 and 487. Bequeaths to his wife and to several of his named children. His will was probated Jan.27,1803., W__0633
1809-12-27, JOHN SEARLS Jr. (1732 NY to 1810 NY), Heirs listed as wife: Hannah, sons: Adam, Daniel, John, Caleb and Isaac, daughters: Mary, Sarah, Charity, Hannah, Rhodah and Pheby, executors: sons Isaiah and Caleb, witnesses: William Spencer, David Dean and John Lawton.
1770-04-12, JOHN SEARLS Jr. (1732 NY to 1810 NY), John Searls Sr. probate dated Jan.11, 1770 with John Jr. along with Solomon Searls and Caleb Haight, all who live in North Castle, Westchester county, New York. <_LF_>John Searls Jr. involvement (sending a letter) in the probate of his deceased father John Searls Sr. in Westchester county New York. Both are called yeoman. The document is dated Apr.12, 1770., S__0227,S__0228
1760-02-05, HANNAH IRELAND (1735 NY to 1821 NY), Will of Adam Ireland of Westchester county New York written on Fed.05, 1760. He names his son-in-law, John Searls, husband of Adam's daughter Hannah, as his secondary administrator with the primary administrator being his brother-in-law Caleb Fowler. He also mentions his wife Martha, his son John and his daughters Hannah and Mary. The will was proved on Mar.01, 1760., S__0216
1858-12-13, PHILIP MOYERS (1780 PA to 1858 OH)
1858-12-29, PHILIP MOYERS (1780 PA to 1858 OH)
1815-06-24, ZEBULON GOSS (1737 MA to 1821 MA), Zebulon bequeathed to his wife and children. His son Henry was the sole executor of the will.
1821-07-03, ZEBULON GOSS (1737 MA to 1821 MA)
1837-02-22, WHITMORE BARRETT (c1775 ?VT to 1835 VT), Probate records of Brattleboro, Windham county, Vermont show that on Feb.22, 1837 the property of Whitemore Barrett, which was worth almost $1,500 [almost $50,000 in 2023], was distributed per his will., I__0121
1843-09-30, LOVISA MILLER (1777 MA to 1846 VT), Her will written Sep.30, 1843 spells her first name Lovisa although she did not actually sign it, only "made her mark" on it. She states she is a resident of Windham county Vermont. She names her sons including ancestor Ransel., I__0098
1811-04-19, FISHER DEHART CLENDENIN (1776 NC to 1811 NC), When Fisher wrote his will, he mentions that his wife is pregnant. He also states that if she remarries she will lose claim to his lands and other items. He mentions his sons Thomas, Joseph, William, James and Fisher. He also mentions his daughter Sarah. Fisher appoints as this executors his wife Anna and William Bradshaw Jr.
1815, FISHER DEHART CLENDENIN (1776 NC to 1811 NC), D__0340
1811-04-19, ANNA BRADSHAW (1780 NC to 1852 TN), Will dated Apr.19, 1811 in Orange county North Carolina written by Fisher Clendenin. In his will he mentions that his wife is pregnant. He also states that if she remarries she will lose claim to his lands and other items. He mentions his sons Thomas, Joseph, William, James and Fisher. He also mentions his daughter Sarah. Fisher appoints as this executors his wife Anna and William Bradshaw Jr., D__0339
1778, BENJAMIN RAGLAND (1747 NC to 1830 KY), Notation of wills and probate for the parents of Benjamin Ragland. His father Evan Ragland was in Nov. 1778 (book 1 page 199) which lists wife Amey and children Reuben, ancestor Benjamin, William, Evan Jr., Stephen and George plus two other people: Amey Glass and Mary Ann Backer. His mother Amey was in Feb. 1790 (book 2 page 151) and lists sons William and Reuben and Amey Glass., D__0366
1801-05-16, WILLIAM EATON ROBERT HAWKINS (?1750 VA to 1812 SC), In the will of Joshua Hawkins dated May 16, 1801 in Greenville county South Carolina, he bequeaths to his wife, Sarah (Cook) Hawkins. He mentions as secondary bequeaths his son Pinckning Hawkins and grandson Isham Smith Hawkins and [?]Henry Hawkins. He names his executors to be his sons Pinckning Hawkins and Eaton Hawkins., D__0308
1812, WILLIAM EATON ROBERT HAWKINS (?1750 VA to 1812 SC), Notation of probate in 1812 for Eaton Hawkins of Greenville county South Carolina. Will dated Jan.25, 1812 (and probated the same day!), D__0310
1776-04-26, Mrs. ANNA SHANTZ (1719 SZ to 1739-1809 ?PA)
1731-01-17, JAMES LEE (1690 NC to 1731 NC), W__0634
1770-04-12, JOHN SEARLS Sr. (1711 EN to c1770 ?NY), John Searls Jr. involvement (sending a letter) in the probate of his deceased father John Searls Sr. in Westchester county New York. Both are called yeoman. The document is dated Apr.12, 1770. <_LF_>John Searls Sr. probate dated Jan.11, 1770 with John Jr. along with Solomon Searls and Caleb Haight, all who live in North Castle, Westchester county, New York., S__0227,S__0228
1760-02-05, ADAM IRELAND (?1694 NY to 1760 ?NY), According to his will, Adam had at least three children living in 1760: John, Hannah and Mary. His wife Martha was also still living at the time., S__0213
1760-03-01, ADAM IRELAND (?1694 NY to 1760 ?NY)
1760-02-05, MARTHA FOWLER (1704 ?NY to 1737-1794 ?NY), On page 166 of a book called 'Wills of Early Residents of Westchester county New York' is a mention of Adam Ireland of Northcastle and his will written on Fed.05, 1760 and proved on Mar.01, 1760. The exerpt mentions the names of the three witnesses as well as what he left his son John along with mentioning the names of his wife and two daughters and his brother-in-law Caleb Fowler., S__0217
1818-06-02, ISAAC SCOTT (1744 MA to 1818 NY)
1801-11-16, JOHN NESBIT (1720 PA to 1801 PA)
1802-01-30, JOHN NESBIT (1720 PA to 1801 PA)
1796-02- , PHILIP MOYERS (?1758 ?PA to 1796 PA), In his short will, Philip names many relatives: <_LF_>wife Esther <_LF_>daughter Elizabeth <_LF_>father John Moyer <_LF_>father-in-law David Klein <_LF_>brother Henry Moyer <_LF_>executors Peter Kesh and Jacob Klein <_LF_>Esther (Kline) Moyers is mentioned in the Feb.1796 will of her husband Philip Moyers. In it, he mentions his daughter Elizabeth and his deceased father John Moyer and property in Bethel. His executors were his father-in-law David Klein and his brother Henry Moyer. The two witnesses were Jacob Klein and Peter Lesh. Reportedly, this will is available on page 560 in the volume 1 of the Pennsylvania Abstracts of Wills.
1737-04-07, JONATHAN HOUGHTON (1685 MA to 1737 MA)
1737-05-18, JONATHAN HOUGHTON (1685 MA to 1737 MA)
1737-04-07, THANKFUL WHITE (1689 MA to 1737 MA), Will dated Apr.07, 1737 in Lancaster, Worcester county, Massachusetts of Jonathan Houghton. He names his wife Thankful White as well as Thomas Loker, Rufus Houghton, daughter Keziah, daughter Thankful, and, daughter Mary Sawyer. The will was probated May 18, 1737., M__0112
1773-11-23, ABRAHAM MOORE (1716 ?MA to 1773 MA)
1765-10-18, DANIEL PERRY (1742 MA to 1829 VT), Will dated Oct.18, 1765 in Shrewsburg, Worcester county, Massachusetts of Edward Newton. He mentions his wife Elizabeth, daughter Martha, son Edward, that son Samuel is deceased, son Ezehiel, daughter Mary wife of Daniel Perry, daughter Esther wife of John Britton., I__0143
1765-10-18, MARY NEWTON (c1730 ?MA to 1786 VT), Will dated Oct.18, 1765 in Shrewsburg, Worcester county, Massachusetts of Edward Newton. He mentions his wife Elizabeth, daughter Martha, son Edward, that son Samuel is deceased, son Ezehiel, daughter Mary wife of Daniel Perry, daughter Esther wife of John Britton., I__0143
1812, JOSIAH\JOSEPH BASS Sr. (?1732 ?VA to 1812 KY), In book A for Green county Kentucky appears Josiah Bass, deceased, who had an inventory filed on Oct.22, 1812 for his estate, D__0325
1784-12-16, ELIZABETH ROBERTSON (1752 VA to 1818 KY), Will dated Dec.16, 1784 in Chesterfield county Virginia for Jeffrey Robertson. In his will, Jeffrey names his wife Judith (along with her son Henry Mills, thus, Jeffrey was her second husband), daughter Elizabeth Bass [the ancestor] and his sons (to whom he bequeaths to each one or two negroes) Jeffrey Jr., Tyrea, Nicholas, David, Mills, Matthew. He says that Nicholas and Matthew are to be the executors of his will., D__0060
WILLIAM CLENDENIN (1730 ST to 1794-1820 NC), Will of unknown date in Orange county North Carolina by William Clendenin. He names his wife Mary and sons William and John., D__0346
MARY ANN GRAMMER (1731 IR to 1798 NC), Will of unknown date in Orange county North Carolina by William Clendenin. He names his wife Mary and sons William and John., D__0346
LUTITIA WILLIAMS (1760 NC to 1798 NC), Notation of the Alamance county North Carolina will of Lutitia (Williams) Bradshaw on page 198 in volumes 1 to 3., D__0290
1815, JOSEPH WOODY Sr. (1748 MD to 1815 NC), D__0247
1757-09-02, EVAN RAGLAND (1714 VA to 1778 NC)
1778, AMEY\ANNEY MARYANN MARRIOTT (c1724 ?NC to 1802 KY), Notation of wills and probate for the parents of Benjamin Ragland. His father Evan Ragland was in Nov. 1778 (book 1 page 199) which lists wife Amey and children Reuben, ancestor Benjamin, William, Evan Jr., Stephen and George plus two other people: Amey Glass and Mary Ann Backer. His mother Amey was in Feb. 1790 (book 2 page 151) and lists sons William and Reuben and Amey Glass., D__0366
1801-05-16, JOSHUA HAWKINS (1725 VA to 1803 SC), In the will of Joshua Hawkins dated May 16, 1801 in Greenville county South Carolina, he bequeaths to his wife, Sarah (Cook) Hawkins. He mentions as secondary bequeaths his son Pinckning Hawkins and grandson Isham Smith Hawkins and [?]Henry Hawkins. He names his executors to be his sons Pinckning Hawkins and Eaton Hawkins., D__0308
1801-05-16, SARAH COOK (1725 VA to 1803 SC), In the will of Joshua Hawkins dated May 16, 1801 in Greenville county South Carolina, he bequeaths to his wife, Sarah (Cook) Hawkins. He mentions as secondary bequeaths his son Pinckning Hawkins and grandson Isham Smith Hawkins and [?]Henry Hawkins. He names his executors to be his sons Pinckning Hawkins and Eaton Hawkins., D__0308
1731-01-17, JOHN LEE (1667 VA to 1738 NC), Wills bool vol.16-18 Jen-Lov
1712, HANNAH HARRISON (1678 VA to 1731 VA)
1728-05-09, CHARLES JOLLY (1677 NJ to 1728 NJ), 1727 New Jersey Archives, First Series, vol.XXII, page 266
1784-10-12, SAMUEL HUSTON (c1704 ST to 1784 PA), See Pennsylvania Archives, 5th Series, volume 6, page 203
1793-10-31, JOHN MOYERS (1730 PA to 1793 PA)
1806-05- , Mrs. MARGARETTA MOYERS (c1737 PA to c1806 PA)
1700-08-24, HENRY WILLARD (1655 MA to 1701 MA)
1702-08-08, HENRY WILLARD (1655 MA to 1701 MA)
1700-08-24, DORCAS CUTLER (1675 ?MA to 1747 MA), Will dated Aug.24, 1700 by Henry Willard in Lancaster, Worcester county, Massachusetts. He names several family members including his wife Dorcas [Cutler] and some of his sons and daughters., M__0128
JOHN HOUGHTON (1650 MA to 1737)
1741-12-01, JONATHAN MOORE (1669 MA to 1742 MA), In his will, he named all of his children plus his brother John.
1736-09-22, EBENEZER WOOD (1671 to 1737), In his will, Ebenezer mentions his second wife and several of his children and their spouses.
1737-02-16, EBENEZER WOOD (1671 to 1737)
1786-08-19, ISAAC BARRETT Sr. (?1711 ?MA to 1786 ?NH)
1786-09-18, ISAAC BARRETT Sr. (?1711 ?MA to 1786 ?NH)
1765-10-18, EDWARD NEWTON Jr. (1701 MA to p1765 ?MA)
1765-10-18, ELIZABETH ALLEN (1700 MA to 1765 MA), Will dated Oct.18, 1765 in Shrewsburg, Worcester county, Massachusetts of Edward Newton. He mentions his wife Elizabeth, daughter Martha, son Edward, that son Samuel is deceased, son Ezehiel, daughter Mary wife of Daniel Perry, daughter Esther wife of John Britton., I__0143
1806-09-23, ISAAC GOODNOW Sr. (a1716 MA to 1806 ?VT)
1806-08-26, ISAAC GOODNOW Sr. (a1716 MA to 1806 ?VT)
1806-09-23, MARY COAD (1716 MA to 1804 VT), Will of Isaac Goodnow written Sep.23, 1806 in Newfane, Windham county, Vermont. He bequeaths to his wife Mary. He gives land and/or money to several named children and grandchildren including an estate he owns in England. Administrators are Deacon Moses Kenny and Lt. Jonathan Park., I__0054
1784-12-16, JEFFREY ROBERTSON Jr. (1709 VA to 1784-1799 VA), In his will, Jeffrey names his wife Judith (along with her son Henry Mills, thus, Jeffrey was her second husband), daughter Elizabeth Bass [the ancestor] and his sons (to whom he bequeaths to each one or two negroes) Jeffrey Jr., Tyrea, Nicholas, David, Mills, Matthew. He says that Nicholas and Matthew are to be the executors of his will.
1784-12-16, JUDITH TANNER (1710 VA to 1785 VA), Will dated Dec.16, 1784 in Chesterfield county Virginia for Jeffrey Robertson. In his will, Jeffrey names his wife Judith (along with her son Henry Mills, thus, Jeffrey was her second husband), daughter Elizabeth Bass [the ancestor] and his sons (to whom he bequeaths to each one or two negroes) Jeffrey Jr., Tyrea, Nicholas, David, Mills, Matthew. He says that Nicholas and Matthew are to be the executors of his will., D__0060
1668-09-30, THOMAS IRELAND (1622 EN to 1668)
THOMAS IRELAND (1622 EN to 1668)
JOHN MOORE Jr. (?1628 ?EN to a1702 MA)
1703-11-26, JOHN MOORE Jr. (?1628 ?EN to a1702 MA)
1684-04-08, JOHN HOUGHTON (1624 EN to 1684 MA)
1684-06-07, JOHN HOUGHTON (1624 EN to 1684 MA)
1673-03-10, JOHN WHITE (1602 to 1683-1692 MA), In his will, John mentions his daughters Joan, Elizabeth, Marie, Sarah and Hannah.
1683-05-28, JOHN WHITE (1602 to 1683-1692 MA)
1673-05-23, JOHN WHITE (1602 to 1683-1692 MA)
1681-11-11, THOMAS RICE (c1622 EN to 1681 MA), He bequeathed to his wife, Mary, plus sons Thomas, Peter, Nathaniel and Ephriam. He appointed his two brothers, Henry and Mathew Rice and his brother-in-law, Peter King, to be over-seers of his will.
1715-04-11, THOMAS RICE (c1622 EN to 1681 MA)
1718-03-20, JOSIAH WHITCOMB (1638 MA to 1718 MA)
1720, REBECCA WATERS (1640 to 1726)
1726, REBECCA WATERS (1640 to 1726)
1710-09-30, JOHN FOSS (1638 ?DN to a1710 NH), In his will, John only mentions, by name, his three sons John, Joshua and Zachariah.
1687-07-21, THOMAS WOOD (1633 EN to 1687)
1729, BENJAMIN BARRETT (?1685 ?MA to 1728 MA)
1733, EBENEZER PERRY (1671 MA to 1732 MA), Notation from the Middlesex county Massachusetts that item # 17175 is of the 1733 probate administration for Ebenezer Perry, I__0044
1671-03-13, SAMUEL JUDKINS Jr. (1658 VA to 1705 VA)
1740-10-15, SAMUEL JUDKINS Jr. (1658 VA to 1705 VA)
1734-10-21, ELIZABETH BOWMAN (1655 VA to 1739 VA)
1719-08-13, EDWARD TANNER Sr. (1664 VA to p1719 VA)
1750-02-11, MARY HATCHER (1672 VA to 1760 VA)
1749-10-28, JAMES HOLMES (1695 ST to 1749 PA)
1749-10-28, SARAH BARRY LYONS (1699 ST to 1745 PA), James Holmes will written Oct.28, 1749. He says he is of Pensborough [Pennsylvania] which, in 1749, was still considered to be in county Lancaster and split to Cumberland county the following year. He names his wife Sarah but his first wife, Sarah Lyons, reportedly died in 1745. James also mentions his daughter Isabell., D__0242
1681-06-18, ANDREW WARNER (c1595 ?EN to 1684 MA), Andrew bequeathed to his wife, Eastor [Esther], his sons Jacob, Daniel, Isaac, Andrew, Robert and John, his daughters Ruth, Mrs. [?Hannah] Pratt, Mrs. [?Mary] Hills, and Mary the wife of John Taylor [?].
1685-03-31, ANDREW WARNER (c1595 ?EN to 1684 MA)
1693-02-25, MARY TERRY (1635 ?MA to 1693 MA)
1693-03-29, MARY TERRY (1635 ?MA to 1693 MA)
1685-07-28, JAMES CUTLER Jr. (1635 MA to 1685 MA), In his will, he mentions his wife Lydia and children James, Samuel, Joseph, Thomas and Ann. He also refers to other unnamed children.
1685-10-06, JAMES CUTLER Jr. (1635 MA to 1685 MA)
1688-04-07, ABIGAIL WHEELER (1660 MA to 1743 MA), Mentions eight children and grand-daughters, Priscilla, Hester and Sarah, children of his deceased daughter Hannah
1693-03-28, ABIGAIL WHEELER (1660 MA to 1743 MA)
1690-12-12, JOHN WINTER Jr. (1634 EN to 1690 MA), In his will, John does not mention his wife but mentions his son John as the eldest, sons Thomas and Samuel, and daughters Sarah, Hannah, Mary.
1691-05-01, JOHN WINTER Jr. (1634 EN to 1690 MA)
1665, JOHN SMITH (?1610 ?EN to 1669 MA), In his will, John mentions his four children: John, Richard, Ann and Alice. He also mentions his son-in-law, John Moore.
1668-06-04, JONATHAN FAIRBANK (c1595 EN to 1668 MA)
1669-01-26, JONATHAN FAIRBANK (c1595 EN to 1668 MA)
1616-02-12, RICHARD WILLARD (?1572 EN to ?1616 EN), Richard mentions his two sons, Simon and Edward [?George]. In his will, Richard mentions six of his children, George, Mary, Elizabeth, Margery, Catherine, and Richard, as well as his own brother Thomas, his son Symon, his brother-in-law Thomas Humphrey, and sister-in-law Mary Davy. <_LF_>Richard bequeathed to the poor. He also mentions his wife Joan, her son, Francis Morebread, and the children. To his son Symon: "all the rest of my messuages [property] and lands 'when he shall come of age'". Richard directed that Symon be placed with some honest man "where he may learn some good trade and be instructed".
1616-03-09, RICHARD WILLARD (?1572 EN to ?1616 EN)
1643-03-10, RICHARD WEST (c1579 EN to 1643-1669 EN)
1676-03-12, THOMAS KING Jr. (1600 EN to c1676 ?MA), In his will, Thomas mentions his wife Bridget and daughters Mary, Ann wife of William Carley (note: married 10-06-1646 as William Kerley and Hannah), Sarah wife of Nathaniel Joslin, and sons Peter and John.
1706-03-06, THOMAS SAWYER (c1616 EN to 1706 MA), In his will Thomas bequeathed to this wife Mary, sons Thomas, Joshua, James, Caleb and Nathaniel and daughter Mary Wilder. The latter testified that she had her father and mother during eight or nine months while her brother Thomas was in captivity.
1720-04-12, THOMAS SAWYER (c1616 EN to 1706 MA)
1674-01-16, PETER HOBART (1604 EN to 1679 MA), In his will Peter names his wife and fourteen living children.
1671-05-12, FRANCES COGGAN (1605 to 1671)
1684-09-15, SAMUEL GARFIELD (?1624 ?MA to 1684 ?MA)
1694-12-16, SAMUEL GARFIELD (?1624 ?MA to 1684 ?MA)
1708-01- , MARY BENFIELD (?1633 ?EN to 1709 MA), Mary was living in Lancaster when she made her will. She mentioned several of her children in it.
1653-05-19, WILLIAM STEVENS (1616 EN to 1653 MA)
1653-06-30, WILLIAM STEVENS (1616 EN to 1653 MA)
1705-10-03, HENRY RICE (1618 EN to 1711 MA), Henry bequeathed to his sons Jonathan and David and to his daughters Elizabeth Brewer, Hannah Taylor, Abigail Smith, Tamazine Parmeter, Rachel Drury, Lydia Wheelock and Mercy Allen and to his granddaughter [? or daughter] Mary Brigham.
1711-02-28, HENRY RICE (1618 EN to 1711 MA)
1676-06-19, NATHAN\DAVID FISKE (1615 EN to 1676 MA)
1676-07-10, NATHAN\DAVID FISKE (1615 EN to 1676 MA), In his will, Nathan names his son John as executor and also names his children Nathan, David, Nathaniel and Sarah Gale. His will was attested to by Joseph Tainter and William Bond. His sister Martha Underwood testified that he "was very crazy in the memory" before he died. His will mentions his daughter Sarah Gale as a beneficiary of his and who inherited part of his land in Watertown.
1713, SETH WARNER (1658 CT to 1713 CT)
1746-09- , ABRAHAM RICKS (1674 VA to 1745 VA)
1690-10-27, EDWARD PETTWAY (?1630 VA to 1691 VA)
1691-01-06, EDWARD PETTWAY (?1630 VA to 1691 VA)
1699-03-18, MARY JONES (1639 VA to 1700 VA)
1708-07-02, ANNE LOUND (1641 VA to 1708-1731 VA)
1732-03-17, JOHN GOWEN (1668 ME to 1733 ME), Will of Elizabeth (Frost) Gowen dated Mar.17, 1731/2 in Kittery, York county, Maine which then was a part of Massachusetts. Elizabeth lists her children Nicholas, John, Elizabeth Ferguson, Margaret Emery and Sara Smith along with some grandchildren through sons Fames and Lenuel deceased. A note at the end says that the appropriate official received the will on Apr.17, 1733., D__0262
1672-02-04, ELIZABETH NORTON (1621 VA to p1672 VA)
1668-09-19, STEPHEN TERRY (1608 EN to 1668 ?MA)
1668-09-29, STEPHEN TERRY (1608 EN to 1668 ?MA)
1684-03-25, STEPHEN TERRY (1608 EN to 1668 ?MA)
1676-12-05, EDMUND BLOSS (1587 EN to 1681 ?MA), Edmund left all of his possessions to his wife Ruth.
1681-04-05, EDMUND BLOSS (1587 EN to 1681 ?MA)
1688-09-15, ROBERT JENNISON (1607 EN to 1690 MA), codicil dated 04-02-1689 In his will, Robert mentions his daughter Micael Warren, son-in-law George Reed, son Samuel who he calls his third son and his grandsons William and Robert whom he gave the property of his own older brother William.
1689, ROBERT JENNISON (1607 EN to 1690 MA), had one or more codicils https://familypedia.wikia.org/wiki/Robert_Jennison_(1607-1690)
1690-10-07, ROBERT JENNISON (1607 EN to 1690 MA), codicil dated 04-02-1689
1684-11-24, JAMES CUTLER (1606 EN to 1694), then called Cambridge Farms In his will, James mentions his children: James, Thomas, John, daughter Mary the wife of John Coller, daughter Sarah the wife of Richard Park, daughter Sarah wife of Thomas Waite, daughter Mary the wife of John Johnson, daughter Hannah the wife of John Winter Jr., daughter Joanna the wife of Philip Russell, Jemima, Samuel, and Phebe. Two of these children were not his but were children of his second wife, Mary, by her first marriage to Thomas King. These two were: Mary wife of John Johnson, and Sarah wife of Richard Park.
1694-08-20, JAMES CUTLER (1606 EN to 1694)
1668-08-20, JOHN MOORE (?1598 EN to 1674 MA), In his will, John mentions his oldest son John Jr. of Lancaster and other sons William, Jacob, Joseph, and Benjamin. He mentions his daughters Mary, wife of Daniel Stone, Lydia the wife of James Cutler, and his "eldest daughter" Elizabeth, the wife of Henry Rice. John's wife Elizabeth was the executor. John gave property to his sons William, Jacob, Joseph and Benjamin. He mentioned that he had already given to his son John as well as his daughters Elizabeth, Mary and Lydia (probably a dowry for their marriage). John's estate was valued at over 804 pounds.
1674-04-07, JOHN MOORE (?1598 EN to 1674 MA)
1693-08-03, JOHN EMERY (?1629 ?EN to 1693-1693 MA)
1693-09-26, JOHN EMERY (?1629 ?EN to 1693-1693 MA)
1661-03-04, JOHN WINTER (?1605 EN to 1662 ?MA), In his will, John mentions his sons Richard and Thomas, late of London, son John of Watertown, and daughter Alice Lachman of London.
1662, JOHN WINTER (?1605 EN to 1662 ?MA)
1703-07-14, JOHN BIGELOW (c1617 ?EN to 1703 MA)
1697-03-05, THOMAS FLAGG (1615 EN to 1698 MA), Witnesses were John Mixer, Thomas Underwood and Shuball Child. Thomas mentions wife Mary, sons Thomas, Michaell, Allen, Benjamin, and Eleazer, deceased son Gershom, daughters Mary Bigelow, Rebecca Cook, and Elizabeth Bigelow, and grandson John Flagg. The inventory of the estate was taken by Abraham Browne, Zacheriah Cutter and Edward Harrington, it was, recorded Feb. 16, 1697-8. It amounted to 75.10.0. Stated in this document was Thomas' death date.
1698-02-16, THOMAS FLAGG (1615 EN to 1698 MA)
1584-02-06, SYMON WILLARD (?1545 EN to 1584 EN)
1584-02-26, SYMON WILLARD (?1545 EN to 1584 EN)
1603-10-16, WILLIAM FARRAR (1550 EN to 1605 EN)
1606-06-11, WILLIAM FARRAR (1550 EN to 1605 EN)
1624-05-19, MARGARET BANNISTER (?1546 ?EN to 1624 EN)
1624-09-02, MARGARET BANNISTER (?1546 ?EN to 1624 EN)
ROBERT WHITE (c1550 ?EN to 1600 EN), will has since been lost
1634-06-02, WILLIAM LEWIS (c1563 ?EN to 1634 EN)
1660-05-09, THOMAS JOSLIN (?1592 EN to 1661 MA)
1661-03-29, THOMAS JOSLIN (?1592 EN to 1661 MA)
1681-06-23, WILLIAM SUMNER (1605 EN to 1688), William bequeathed to the nine childen of his deceased son William as well as his own sons Roger, George, Samuel, Increase and to his daughter Joane Way. He also bequethed to two of his servants.
1692-03-24, WILLIAM SUMNER (1605 EN to 1688)
1638-12-21, CHARLES HOAR (?1592 EN to 1638 EN), The "will of Charles Hoare the Elder of Gloucester, 1632" is printed in it's entirety on pages 350-1 in volume II of the three volume book "The English Origins of New England Families", second series.
1612-11-27, HENRY COGGAN (c1585 EN to 1612), In his will, Henry stated that ten pounds are to be paid to each of his six daughters, if they are married, with the consent of their mother, otherwise they don't get the ten pounds for five years. He names his daughters: Johane, Judith, Mary, Elizabeth, Anne, and Frances. Henry also mentions his son John.
1613-06-29, HENRY COGGAN (c1585 EN to 1612)
1668-12-30, EDWARD GARFIELD (1605 ?EN to 1672), Edward bequeathed to his sons Samuel, Joseph and Benjamin and daughters Rebecca Mixter [Mixer] and Abigail, also to his granddaughter Sarah Parkhurst, and Sarah and Ephriam Garfield.
1672-05-11, EDWARD GARFIELD (1605 ?EN to 1672)
1666-03-18, WILLIAM ALBRIGHT Jr. (1598 EN to 1665 EN), Will details in werelate.org
1691-10-04, RICHARD GODFREY (1631 ?EN to 1691 ?MA), In his will, he names his son Robert Godfree [sic]; daughter Jane the wife of John Cobb; daughter Alice the wife of Peter Holbrook; daughter Susanna the wife of Edward Kettle; son Richard Godfree; son John Godfree; and "my living wife Mary Godfree".
1682-11-02, GEORGE ALDRICH (1605 EN to 1682-1695 ?MA), In his will George left his house and land to his wife. He also left 12 pence each to daughters Mary Aldrich, Sarah Bartlett, Mercy Randall and Marthan Dunbar. He left clothes to son Joseph, books to son John, and land to his son Jacob which he was to receive after the death of his mother. George named his wife as executrix.
1683-04-26, GEORGE ALDRICH (1605 EN to 1682-1695 ?MA)
1679-02-19, WALTER ALLEN (1601 EN to 1681 MA), Walter bequeath to his sons John of Sudbury, Daniel and Joseph.
1681-08- , WALTER ALLEN (1601 EN to 1681 MA)
1668-01-22, THOMAS WILDER (?1618 ?EN to 1668), In his will, Thomas names his wife, Ann, and their children: Mary, Thomas, John, Elizabeth, Nathaniel and Ebenezer.
1668-03-04, THOMAS WILDER (?1618 ?EN to 1668)
1655-05-08, ISAAC\JOHN MIXER (1603 to 1655-1693 EN), In his will, Isaac mentions his wife Sarah, his son Isaac and his daughter Sarah Stearns.
1549-06-01, ISAAC\JOHN MIXER (1603 to 1655-1693 EN)
1655-06-19, ISAAC\JOHN MIXER (1603 to 1655-1693 EN)
1556-12-28, SARAH THURSTON (1600 EN to 1681)
1609-05-09, SARAH THURSTON (1600 EN to 1681)
1678-01-07, LEWIS JONES (1600 EN to 1684 MA), In his will, Lewis mentions his wife and children: Shubael, Josiah, and Lydia. Josiah was the executor. He also appoints his brother [brother-in-law] John Stone as the overseer. In a codicil dated 04-19-1682, since his wife Anna had died by then, Lewis mentions that the guardians of his son, Shubael, are to be his friends Simon Stone and John Stone.
1684-06-14, LEWIS JONES (1600 EN to 1684 MA)
1687-06-25, NATHANIEL TREADWAY (c1610 EN to 1689), Nathaniel mentions his children in his will.
1707, GEORGE LAWRENCE (1637 ?MA to 1709 MA)
1662-04-17, JOHN BARRETT (?1620 ?EN to 1664 ?ME), In his will, John bequeathed to his wife, Mary, and his son John.
1664-07-04, JOHN BARRETT (?1620 ?EN to 1664 ?ME)
1693-09-28, RICHARD NEWTON (1601 ?EN to 1701 MA)
1601-08-24, RICHARD NEWTON (1601 ?EN to 1701 MA)
1685-08-08, FRANCIS WHITMORE Sr. (1625 EN to 1685 MA)
1692-12-26, SAMUEL HALE (1610 EN to 1693 CT)
1680-02-10, JOHN NOTT (?1620 ?EN to 1682 CT), In his will, John named his wife Ann, daughter Elizabeth Reeves, his son John, and his daughter Hannah whom he gave 10 shillings to.
1680-08-14, THOMAS MILLER (1609 EN to 1680 CT)
1680-12-02, THOMAS MILLER (1609 EN to 1680 CT)
1642, SARAH NETTLETON (1642 EN to 1728)
1654-05-11, THOMAS MIGHILL (1606 EN to c1654 ?MA)
1674-06-18, NICHOLAS BATT (1612 EN to 1677 ?MA)
1653-10-07, THOMAS BRIGHAM (1603 EN to 1653 MA)
1654-10-01, THOMAS BRIGHAM (1603 EN to 1653 MA)
1662-12-30, OBEDIENCE ROBINS (1600 EN to a1662 VA)
1662-12-30, OBEDIENCE ROBINS (1600 EN to a1662 VA)
1708-07-02, HENRY THOMAS LOUND (1617 EN to 1708 VA)
1732-03-17, ELIZABETH FROST (1640 ME to 1732 MA), Will of Elizabeth (Frost) Gowen dated Mar.17, 1731/2 in Kittery, York county, Maine which then was a part of Massachusetts. Elizabeth lists her children Nicholas, John, Elizabeth Ferguson, Margaret Emery and Sara Smith along with some grandchildren through sons Fames and Lenuel deceased. A note at the end says that the appropriate official received the will on Apr.17, 1733., D__0262
1637-10-17, MARY WHITE (?1580 EN to 1637 EN), In her will, she bequeathed the following relatives: son John Terry and his wife Noami, son Nathaniel Terry, son Stephen Terry, brother John White and his wife Anne, sister Martha Moore, sister Elizabeth Gardiner, nephew John White son of John, nephew Samuel White son of John, nephew Nathaniel White son of John, daughter [in-law] Margaret wife of her son Josiah, neice Elizabeth Walton, neice Susanna Cooke, neice Mary Cooke, neice Katherine Kopf, and nephew Nathaniel Cooke. Her executor was her son Josiah and the witnesses were Thomas Symonds and Mary White.
1637-10-06, MARY WHITE (?1580 EN to 1637 EN)
1674-11-08, HENRY CHAMBERLAIN Sr. (1595 EN to 1674 MA), He bequeathed to his wife Jane, sons Henry and William, and daughters Susan Carter, Ursley Cole, and Faith Patterson.
1678-10-31, JOHN HAYDEN (1606 to 1682 MA), John bequeathed to his wife, his sons Ebenezer, Joseph, Nehemiah, and John, his daughter Hannah, and to the children of his deceased son Samuel.
1682-07-26, JOHN HAYDEN (1606 to 1682 MA)
1645-01-02, RICHARD INGERSOLL (?1585 EN to 1644 MA)
1682-03-06, SAMUEL WARD (1593 ?EN to 1682 MA), He bequeathed to his wife Frances and gave property to his son Samuel.
1682-10-03, SAMUEL WARD (1593 ?EN to 1682 MA)
1686-03-30, MOSES MAVERICK (?1611 ?EN to 1686 ?MA)
1638-11- , ABRAHAM SHAW (1590 EN to 1638), In his will, Abraham mentions his children Joseph, John, Mary and Martha. The will was printed in NEHGS Register vol. 48 page 180. In 1639 Joseph Shaw and Abraham's son-in-law Nicholas Byram petitioned for permission to sell some of Abraham's land. They were granted permission.
1671-06-14, ISAAC STEARNS (c1595 EN to 1671 MA)
1554-09-18, RICHARD WILLARD (?1510 EN to 1558 EN)
1558-10-04, RICHARD WILLARD (?1510 EN to 1558 EN)
1578-03-14, RICHARD\ROBERT WHITE (?1525 ?EN to 1578 EN)
1578-05-06, RICHARD\ROBERT WHITE (?1525 ?EN to 1578 EN)
1632-05-04, RALPH JOSLIN (1556 EN to 1604-1646 ?EN)
1593-03-22, ROBERT PECK (1548 to 1598), His will is published on page 293 of Threlfall's book.
1598-11-10, ROBERT PECK (1548 to 1598)
1628-03-14, EDMUND QUINCY (1559 ?EN to 1628 ?EN)
ANN PALMER (?1560 EN to ?1631 ?EN), Ann's will is given in NEHGS Register vol. XLVII page 525.
1631-04-06, ANN PALMER (?1560 EN to ?1631 ?EN)
1632-05-29, CHARLES HOAR (?1568 ?EN to ?1632 EN), The following is taken from his will: In the name of God Amen the nyne and twentieth day of May anno domini 1632, I Charles Hoare the elder of the city of Glouc. Salder being weake and sicklie in body butt of Good and pfct memorie (thanks be given to god for the same) doe make and ordeyne This my last Will an Testament in manner and forms followinge. ffirst and primcopalie I give and bequeat my soule unto Almightie God my creator and maker and unto Jesus Christ his only sonne and my alone Saviour and Redeemer hopinge and trustinge through his merits and bitter passion in full assurance to enjoy and inherit in the kingdom of heaven him everlastingly. And as for my body (beinge but dust and ashes) I bequesth to the earth from whence it came to be buried . . . hoping for a joyful resurrection both my soule and body at the last and general day. He seemed successful, providing in his will for his wife, sons and daughters, and having owned property. The "will of Charles Hoare (Junior) of Gloucester, 1638" is printed in its entirety on pages 354-5 in volume II of the three volume book "The English Origins of New England Families", second series.
1664-06-24, THOMAS THAYER (1596 EN to 1665)
1665-09-13, THOMAS THAYER (1596 EN to 1665)
WILLIAM HAYWARD (1604 EN to 1659 MA), Administration of William's property was granted to his widow on 06-14-1659.
1641, ISAAC MIXER (?1572 EN to 1642 EN)
1549-06-01, WILLIAM THURSTON (c1565 EN to 1600-1655 EN)
1665-09-07, SIMON STONE (1585 EN to 1665 MA), In his will, Simon mentions his sons Simon and John, his daughter Mary, his brother Haywood, his daughter Frances Green and his grandchildren Joanna and Nathaniel Green. He does not mention daughters Ann and Elizabeth. He also mentions his son-in-law, Thomas Green, kinsman John and Daniel Warner, and Thomas Wells. His will was presented by his brother Gregory and by Stephen Day.
1665-10-03, SIMON STONE (1585 EN to 1665 MA)
1665-10-06, SIMON STONE (1585 EN to 1665 MA)
1659-05-25, WALTER HAYNES (1583 EN to 1665 MA), codicil dated 03-04-1664 Walter bequeathed to his wife Elizabeth, his sons John and Josiah, son-in-law Thomas Noyes and son-in-law Roger Gourd.
1665-04-04, WALTER HAYNES (1583 EN to 1665 MA), codicil dated 03-04-1664
1667-04-02, JOHN BALL (1580 EN to 1655 MA)
1667-03-15, ELIZABETH KING (?1600 ?EN to 1667-1690 ?MA), In her will, Elizabeth mentions "her grandchildren, Mary and Ester Ball, to be improved for their use until they marry or reach the age of 18 years".
1657-01-07, JOHN PIERCE (1585 EN to 1661 MA), John does not mention his children in his will. He bequeathed all to his wife and children. John's will is printed on page 1561 in Volume III of William R. Cutter's 1911 book "Genealogical and Family History of the State of Connecticut".
1667-03-04, JOHN PIERCE (1585 EN to 1661 MA)
1661-10-01, JOHN PIERCE (1585 EN to 1661 MA)
1667-04-02, JOHN PIERCE (1585 EN to 1661 MA)
1667-03-05, ELIZABETH TRULL (?1590 EN to 1667 ?MA), In her will, Elizabeth mentions her children: Anthony, Robert, John, Esther Morse and Mary Coldam. She also mentions her grandchildren: Mary and Esther Ball, children of her daughter Elizabeth.
1610-05-16, WILLIAM BULLARD (?1562 ?EN to 1610-1652 ?EN), In his will he named his wife, his children and Thomas Larlinge as his brother-in-law. He bequeathed his house and lands to his wife with the stipulation that if she remarried then it would go to his son William.
1630-02-08, GRACE BIGNETTE (?1565 EN to 1630 EN), Her will mentions her children: Grace, Ellen, William, Katharine, Mary, Robert, John, Joane and George.
1661-12- , EDMUND\EDWARD LITTLEFIELD (c1591 EN to 1661 ?ME), In his will, Edward named his daughter Mary and son [son-in-law] John.
1662-04-17, EDMUND\EDWARD LITTLEFIELD (c1591 EN to 1661 ?ME)
1665-07-12, RICHARD PARKE (1602 EN to 1665 MA), His will mentions his wife [Sarah Collier] but she is not named. It also mentions two unnamed daughters [ISABEL and either Sarah or Elizabeth], but that one of them [ISABEL] was the wife of Francis Whitmore of Cambridge. His widow might have been Ann (1610-1708). He bequeathed to his son Thomas.
1648-05-08, HENRY SMITH (c1588 EN to 1648 CT)
1700-01-12, JAMES HOWE Sr. (?1598 ?EN to 1702 MA)
1663, ROBERT BRASSE (c1597 FR to 1665 MD)
1623-03-01, RICHARD ROBINS (?1570 EN to ?1623 EN)
1640-02-16, DOROTHY GOODMAN (1570 EN to 1640 EN)
1640-02-16, DOROTHY GOODMAN (1570 EN to 1640 EN)
1614-07-16, JOHN WARNER (?1570 EN to 1614-1660 ?EN), In his will, John mentions his children Thomas, John, Andrew, Edward, Elizabeth and Rose as well as four grandchildren.
JOHN WARNER (?1570 EN to 1614-1660 ?EN)
1627-05-12, MARY PURCHAS (?1570 EN to 1627 EN)
1627-07-17, MARY PURCHAS (?1570 EN to 1627 EN)
1659, ISAAC ALLERTON (c1586 EN to 1659 CT), text given in rootsweb page
1659-10-19, ISAAC ALLERTON (c1586 EN to 1659 CT), Mostly a list of debts owing to him. He ordered "my son Isaac Allerton and my wife, as trustees to receive in my debts, & to pay what I owe, as far as it will go & what is over plus I leave to my wife and my son Isaac, as far as they receive the debts to pay what I owe".
1600-01-10, THOMAS SHAW (1563 EN to 1600)
1600-05-15, THOMAS SHAW (1563 EN to 1600)
1628-03-09, HENRY BEST (?1550 ?EN to 1628 ?)
1616-07-26, EDWARD\EDMUND FROST (?1560 EN to 1616 EN), In his will, Edward mentions his wife, his son William and five daughters. Two of them: Elizabeth Frost, "now the wife of Henry Rice" and Thomasine Frost [not yet married to Edmund Rice]. He also mentions Edward Rice, son of "my daughter, Elizabeth Rice".
1616-10-04, EDWARD\EDMUND FROST (?1560 EN to 1616 EN)
1593-03-06, EDWARD HEATH (?1525 EN to 1593)
1593-03-23, EDWARD HEATH (?1525 EN to 1593)
1548-06-25, HENRY FARRAR (c1492 EN to 1549 EN)
1549, HENRY FARRAR (c1492 EN to 1549 EN)
1549-11-26, HENRY FARRAR (c1492 EN to 1549 EN)
THOMAS WHITE (?1500 EN to 1538-1590 EN)
1549, AGNES RICHARD (?1500 EN to 1549-1590 ?EN)
1556-10-31, ROBERT PECK (a1508 EN to 1556), His will is published on pages 295-6 of Threlfall's book.
1556-11-20, ROBERT PECK (a1508 EN to 1556)
1613-02-16, WILLIAM\ABIEL\ABEL WHEELER (?1568 ?EN to c1614 ?EN), In his will, William\Abiel mentions his sons William and Giles plus his daughters Elizabeth and Margery. He named his wife as his executrix.
1614-01-24, WILLIAM\ABIEL\ABEL WHEELER (?1568 ?EN to c1614 ?EN)
1629-03-30, JANE\MARY SHEPHERD (?1568 ?EN to 1629 ?EN), In her will, Jane mentions her son Giles, Thomas, son of Thomas Thayer, Ferdinando Thayer, her daughter Elizabeth Ogborn, William Ogburn, son of John, her daughter Margery Thayer, and Giles Wheeler of Morton in Thornbury. In his will of 1650, Giles mentions his wife Susanna, Ann the wife of Guy Lawrence, Alice Wither the daughter of Peter, Agnes Gough, and William Ogborn a baker of Thornbury.
1629, JANE\MARY SHEPHERD (?1568 ?EN to 1629 ?EN)
1588-01- , JOHN RICHARD WILDER (1545 EN to 1588), He gave lands to his sons John and Thomas.
1588-11- , JOHN RICHARD WILDER (1545 EN to 1588), John's will was proved by his widow.
1624-03-02, JOHN HAYNES (?1560 EN to 1583-1650 ?EN)
1621-03-02, ALICE LAMBERT (?1560 EN to 1624 EN), In her will, Alice mentions children Walter, Rose, Elizabeth and Susan as well as the three children (then born) of her son Walter.
1583-05-25, WILLIAM BIGNETTE (c1519 EN to 1583-1609 EN)
1583-09-24, WILLIAM BIGNETTE (c1519 EN to 1583-1609 EN)
1646-04-24, JOSEPH MORSE (?1580 ?EN to 1646 ?MA), He bequeathed to his wife Dorothy and his sons Joseph and John and to his daughter Hannah.
1646-07-29, JOSEPH MORSE (?1580 ?EN to 1646 ?MA)
1634, URSULA HAYNES f (?1565 EN to 1634), She bequeathed to her children Ralph, John, Simon, Nathaniel, THomas, Ursula, Dorothy and Edmund (will administrator) along with to her church. She requested that her cousins Walter Fayme of Semley and Thomas Fayme of Donhead St. Mary be the overseers of the will., W__0626
1634-05-22, URSULA HAYNES f (?1565 EN to 1634), W__0626
1606-08-07, THOMAS ROBINS (?1545 EN to 1606 EN)
1606-08-07, THOMAS ROBINS (?1545 EN to 1606 EN)
1600, ELIZABETH PALMER (?1529 EN to ?1600 EN)
1600, ELIZABETH PALMER (?1529 EN to ?1600 EN)
1584-05-23, JOHN WARNER (?1545 EN to 1584 EN), In his will, John bequeathed to his wife Margaret and mentioned his children: Thomas, John, Andrew, a daughter (probably Mary), Margery, Elizabeth, Margaret and Joan.
1584-09-09, JOHN WARNER (?1545 EN to 1584 EN)
1585-03-27, JOHN PURCHAS (?1550 EN to 1585 EN), In his will, John bequeathed to his wife Margaret as well as to his daughter Mary, the wife of John Warner, and to the two children of Mary: Thomas and Mary [?an unknown child]. Also, John said that he was a tanner and was from Much [sic, Great] Waltham (Essex) England.
1591-02-03, JOHN BELGRAVE (c1535 EN to 1591 EN), John was of Leverington, Isle of Ely, county of Cambridge, England a yeoman at the time of his will. In it he mentions his second wife, Elizabeth, his children and two of his grandchildren, Elizabeth Frost and her brother, William.
1547-05-28, JOHN WATERS (?1480 ?EN to 1547-1570 ?EN), In his will, John mentions his daughter Joan Peck and her husband Robert and her children John, Robert and Margaret.
1558, SIMON STONE (?1507 EN to 1558-1597 EN), Symond mentions his wife Agnes in his will.
1542-01-16, THOMAS BIGNETTE (?1490 ?EN to 1542-1580 EN)
1542-06-06, THOMAS BIGNETTE (?1490 ?EN to 1542-1580 EN)
1584-06-22, RICHARD ROBINS (?1515 EN to 1584 EN)
1584-06-22, RICHARD ROBINS (?1515 EN to 1584 EN)
1584-06-22, JOHANNE KENCH (?1515 EN to 1584 EN)
1584-06-22, JOHANNE KENCH (?1515 EN to 1584 EN)
1549-07-05, WILLIAM\HENRY FROST (1480 EN to 1549 EN), appears in American Genealogist vol.63 In his will, it said: Eleven shillings were to be paid "for tithes forgotten". His wife, "Phyllip", was to have five pounds a year for life; paid to her for four years, by their oldest son, Roger. Also to her, "these howss of my hed house, including the use of the parlor chamber and buttery." Their son, Roger, was also to "keep for my wife two beasts during her life and firewood during four years". She was to have "two of my best beds and half my house-hold stuff". If she remarries, "she is not to have her dwelling or the beasts kept for her," but the two oldest sons are to pay her, yearly, six pounds. Oldest son, Roger, "is to see Henry, my son, relevyed with meat, drinke and apparell at skole or to see hym sett to a good service". He divided properties, accumulated since he was 26 years old, among the sons -- both land and buildings. Yonge John "shall have his ease allwayes to carrye and Dryve to hys grounds over olde John's lands; said John to pay his brother, olde John, rent of 10 shillings a year. To son Roger, "after the dethe of his mother", six silver spoons. "Myddell John" is also to "find hys mother fyre wood." pages 129 xxxxxxxxxxxxx
1549-09-15, WILLIAM\HENRY FROST (1480 EN to 1549 EN), -30. xxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxx
1564-02-07, RICHARD SCOTT (?1505 EN to c1565 ?EN), Richard's will was printed in The American Genealogist vol. 63 on pages 136.
1565-05-27, RICHARD SCOTT (?1505 EN to c1565 ?EN)
1591, JOHN STRUTT (?1502 ?EN to 1591 ?EN)
1551-08-04, THOMAS MASON (?1500 ?EN to 1551 ?EN)
1551-10-06, THOMAS MASON (?1500 ?EN to 1551 ?EN)
1550-03- , WILLIAM QUINCY (?1485 EN to 1550 EN)
1550-05-16, WILLIAM QUINCY (?1485 EN to 1550 EN)
1544-06-20, THOMAS STRUTT (?1475 ?EN to 1548 EN), In his will Thomas writes that he is "of Milford [that is, Long Melford, adjacent to Glemsford] county Suffolk, Diocese of Norwich,", England, yeoman, to be buried in the "holy sepulture of Melford,", shoppe stufe in Glemsford to be sold; to wife Johane, his "capitall place" and lands in Glemsford, Melford and Welwynfield, for her lifetime.
1548-12-10, THOMAS STRUTT (?1475 ?EN to 1548 EN)
1486-08-11, ANNE ABBOT (c1450 FR to 1497 FR), From her will: Such livehode as my husband William Muston bequeathed me it shall return to his two daughters Annes Muston and Elizabeth Muston." to her son Edmond Selling to his sister Jane Selling if Jane lack lawful heirs, to the heirs of William Selling if any alive. to her son Edmond Selling. Executors: son Edmond Selling, Adryan Whethill, Controller of Calais Witnesses: Sir Robert Wyndebank, priest and notary, John Tilleslay, soldier of Calais, Nicholas Copland, soldier.
1497-04-18, ANNE ABBOT (c1450 FR to 1497 FR)
1506-05-12, SIMON STONE (?1450 EN to 1506-1540 EN)
1511-02-10, SIMON STONE (?1450 EN to 1506-1540 EN)
1516-09-12, JOHN STRUTT (?1450 EN to 1516 EN), John mentions his oldest son Thomas in his will by bequeathing to Thomas a tenement in Cavendish, his father's shop and "stuff therin belonginge to Smythscraft" and "my capitall messuage" in Glemsford, after his mother's use of it.
1517-02-05, JOHN STRUTT (?1450 EN to 1516 EN)
ROBERT KEMPE (1450 to 1526 EN)
1531-01-08, THOMAS ROBINS (?1480 EN to p1531 ?EN)
1649-02-26, DANIEL BACON (?1615 EN to 1691 MA)
1649-04-26, MICHAEL BACON Jr. (a1579 EN to 1648 MA)
1614-10-24, MICHAEL BACON Sr. (?1535 EN to a1615 EN)
1615-04-20, MICHAEL BACON Sr. (?1535 EN to a1615 EN)
1557-09-07, JOHN BACON (1507 EN to 1557 EN)
1558-03-19, JOHN BACON (1507 EN to 1557 EN)
1534-07-31, THOMAS BACON (?1480 EN to 1535 EN)
1535-02-28, THOMAS BACON (?1480 EN to 1535 EN)
1540-06-30, JOHANNA WADE (?1484 EN to 1540 EN)
1540-12-12, JOHANNA WADE (?1484 EN to 1540 EN)
1704-05-01, Joseph ALDRICH (1663 MA to 1705 ?RI), In his will, Joseph gave all his property to his wife. He also bequeathed to her the lands of his parents to be received after the death of his mother. All this property would go to his son Joseph after the death of widow Mary. His son Elias was to receive the family homestead and his daughter Sarah was to receive six pounds, to be paid by her brothers.
1705-07-13, Joseph ALDRICH (1663 MA to 1705 ?RI)
1729-11-29, John ALDRICH (1668 RI to 1735 ?RI), In his will John left his household goods to his widow and his oldest son John. He left land to his sons. Among his inventory items were: books, pair of spectacles, pewter, worsted, comb, cards, linen, wheels, warming pan, an old table and wearing apparel.
1735-09-01, John ALDRICH (1668 RI to 1735 ?RI)
1746-10-26, Jacob ALDRICH (1686 NY to 1746 NY), His widow and son Gershom were executors
1746-11-10, Jacob ALDRICH (1686 NY to 1746 NY)
1730-04-08, Joseph BALL (1674 ?MA to 1730 ?MA)
1552-05-29, Mrs. Agnes BIGNETTE (?1490 ?EN to 1552-1580 ?EN)
1552-11-07, Mrs. Agnes BIGNETTE (?1490 ?EN to 1552-1580 ?EN)
1611-01-25, George BIGNETTE (?1549 EN to 1611 ?EN), His will identifies his wife and seven children.
1611-06-20, George BIGNETTE (?1549 EN to 1611 ?EN)
1627-04-13, Mrs. Alice BIGNETTE (?1549 EN to 1627 ?EN), Her noncupative will named her sons Peter and George.
1627-06-01, Mrs. Alice BIGNETTE (?1549 EN to 1627 ?EN)
1643-06-05, George BIGNETTE (c1584 ?EN to 1643 ?EN), His will mentions his wife and brother Peter.
1790, James BLOSS (1702 CT to 1790 ?RI)
1801-02-07, James BLOSS (1702 CT to 1790 ?RI)
1679-07-05, William BULLARD (?1594 ?EN to 1686 MA), In his will he said he was about age 85.
1799-04-10, Levi DEATON (1748 VA to 1799 VA), his will was probated a second time on 12-26-1821.
1799-06-17, Levi DEATON (1748 VA to 1799 VA)
1861-04- , John W. DEATON (1777 VA to 1861 VA), divided his estate equally among his six children
1849, Frances W. Foster (?1780 to c1849 VA)
1916-08-19, John Asbury DEATON (1835 OH to 1916 OH)
Nathan DEATON (1818 VA to 1858 ?OH), his administrative estate packet in the Champaign county Ohio courthouse is number O-703. His minor children were put under the guardianship of his older brother George.
1739-01-31, Thomas Harrington (1691 ?MA to c1750 ?MA)
1750-10-15, Thomas Harrington (1691 ?MA to c1750 ?MA)
1571-12-28, William FARRAR (?1514 EN to c1573 EN)
1573-04-03, William FARRAR (?1514 EN to c1573 EN)
1610-10-27, John FARRAR (?1547 ?EN to 1611 ?EN)
1611-10-03, John FARRAR (?1547 ?EN to 1611 ?EN)
1580-04-12, Roger FROST (?1533 ?EN to 1580)
1675-01-17, Philemon Whale (?1590 EN to 1676 ?MA)
1677-02-04, Philemon Whale (?1590 EN to 1676 ?MA)
1784-12-14, Christopher HUSTON (1709 ?PA to 1784 PA)
1631, William JENNISON (?1606 EN to 1646-1696 ?EN)
William JENNISON (?1606 EN to 1646-1696 ?EN)
Isaac MIXER (?1663 MA to c1725 ?MA)
1725, Elizabeth Pierce (?1663 ?MA to 1725 MA)
1745, John MOORE (1723 MA to 1745 CT), left all his property to his siblings
1776, Joseph\Jacob MOORE (?1712 to 1777)
1777-07-08, Joseph\Jacob MOORE (?1712 to 1777)
1779, Richard MOORE (1708 MA to 1782 ?MA)
1783, Richard MOORE (1708 MA to 1782 ?MA)
1769, Daniel MOORE (1686 MA to ?1772 ?MA), In his will, Daniel mentions his sons Daniel and Israel, the children of his daughter Abigail Learned, and his daughters Mary Billing and Eunice Underwood.
1773, Daniel MOORE (1686 MA to ?1772 ?MA)
1798-07-20, Asa MOORE (1719 MA to 1798-1809), He mentioned his wife Lucy, his sons John and Thaddeus who had died but left children, and his daughters Sarah, Hannah and Betsy.
1800, Asa MOORE (1719 MA to 1798-1809)
1719, Joseph MOORE (1647 MA to 1726 MA), Joseph mentions all his children in his will but made no provision for his widow.
1726, Joseph MOORE (1647 MA to 1726 MA)
1757, Mary MOORE (?1710 ?MA to 1757-1800), called a 'spinster of Sudbury' She gave property to her cousins Beulah the wife of Thomas Allen Jr., Mary the wife of David Stone, and Lydia the wife of Edward Sherman Jr.
1773, Ephraim MOORE (1706 MA to 1765-1796 ?MA)
1775, Willard MOORE (1743 MA to 1775-1833 MA), He left land in three towns in Worcester county Massachusetts: Oakham, Rutland and Holden, also left a "negro-man Jack
1726, Obidiah MOORE (?1688 ?MA to 1726 ?MA)
1753, Abel MOORE (1729 MA to 1753 MA)
1770, Peter MOORE (?1693 ?MA to c1770 ?MA)
1775, Hezekiah MOORE (1696 MA to 1794 ?MA), He mentions all of his children except Benjamin.
1794, Hezekiah MOORE (1696 MA to 1794 ?MA)
1808, David MOORE (1722 ?MA to 1764-1812 ?MA)
1574-02-16, Thomas PECK (?1552 ?EN to 1574-1642), In his will, Thomas mentions that he is "intending to travel into foreign countries. To be buried where it shall please God to call me." He bequeathed to his brothers and sisters.
Thomas PECK (?1552 ?EN to 1574-1642)
1669, John Rugg (?1632 to 1697 MA)
1697-02- , John Rugg (?1632 to 1697 MA)
1697-02-01, Hannah PRESCOTT (c1639 ?BA to 1697 MA)
1853-05-14, Caleb SEARLS (1771 NY to 1856 ?NY), In his will Caleb left farms to several of his married children.
1911, Daniel James SEARLS (1836 OH to 1923 IA), He left everything to his wife except for $300 which was to be given to his sister Mary Ellen of Pecatonica.
1653-12-12, Joseph SHAW (?1619 ?EN to ?1654 MA)
1654-02-03, Joseph SHAW (?1619 ?EN to ?1654 MA)
1616, Sarah SHAW (?1592 EN to 1616 EN)
1616-04-17, Sarah SHAW (?1592 EN to 1616 EN)
1638-04-25, Jonas SHAW (?1596 EN to 1642 ?EN)
1642-02- , Jonas SHAW (?1596 EN to 1642 ?EN)
1665-03-25, Sarah Baker (?1585 ?EN to 1663 ?MA)
1613, Thomas WARNER (?1568 EN to 1613-1658)
Thomas WARNER (?1568 EN to 1613-1658)
1729-07-08, Seth WARNER (1705 CT to 1729 ?CT), Seth left his property to his brother Robert and sister MARY.
1691-04-29, Hannah WARNER (?1632 ?EN to 1682 CT)
1680-04-19, Daniel Pratt (c1639 CT to 1680-1729)
1612-01-02, Mrs. Phillipa Hawker (?1555 ?EN to c1620 EN)
1620-07-28, Mrs. Phillipa Hawker (?1555 ?EN to c1620 EN), Mentions several of her children with the surname of Staple.
1650-05-24, Giles WHEELER (?1593 ?EN to 1650 ?EN)
1650-10- , Giles WHEELER (?1593 ?EN to 1650 ?EN)
1636-12-09, John WHITE (?1575 ?EN to 1623 EN)
1636-10-26, Mrs. Alice WHITE (?1575 ?EN to 1636-1665)
1705-04-24, Thomas Fiske (?1633 to 1705-1723 MA)
1714-01-27, Elizabeth WHITE (c1635 EN to 1676 MA)
1708-05-17, Henry Kerley (?1635 EN to 1714 MA)
1677-05-02, Robert WHITE (?1604 EN to 1624-1694)
1673-04-17, Joan Keemer (?1604 ?EN to 1673-1694)
1586-03-11, William WHITE (?1562 ?EN to 1586 ?EN)
1586-04-13, William WHITE (?1562 ?EN to 1586 ?EN)
1708-04-29, Simon\James WHITMARSH (?1637 to 1708)
1708-09-09, Simon\James WHITMARSH (?1637 to 1708)
1695, John WHITMARSH (?1621 ?EN to 1709 ?MA)
1709, John WHITMARSH (?1621 ?EN to 1709 ?MA)
1826-02-19, John WILSON (?1775 ?PA to 1826-1865), 1814 will of a John Wilson of Chester county Pennsylvania, he might be the same John that was a brother of ancestor James Wilson. In his will, this John names his wife and six children. <_LF_>Will (3 pages) for James Wilson as written on Feb.19, 1826 in his home town of Henderson (Huntingdon) Pennsylvania. He names some family member names., W__0400,W__0376
1909-05-19, William Magee WILSON (1839 OH to 1915 OH), He bequeathed to his wife as well as some of his nephews and nieces. However, he left out his son Reamy who challenged the will in court in 1918 (after William died) and won., W__0461
1915-11- , William Magee WILSON (1839 OH to 1915 OH)
Ida J. Daivs (?1845 to 1865-1935 ?IN), Article about George Greiner, brother-in-law of William Magee Wilson who is also mentioned in the article as well as DeEtta, the sister of George and second wife of William., W__0447
1918, Reamy A. WILSON (1879 IN to 1920-1969), Original newspaper article about the trial concerning the contesting of the will of William Mayer Wilson by his son, Reamy A. Wilson of Buffalo. The trial was held in 1918 in Xenia, Ohio., W__0221
1901-01-08, Leonard G. Kessler (1818 PA to 1902 PA), Leonard bequeathed to the following persons: one dollar to each of the children of his deceased daughter Juanita: Charles D. Loraine, Keury K. Loraine, Oscar Loraine and Lorenzo Lee Loraine; $500 to his daughter Caroline Watson Kessler "for services rendered since the death of his wife"; half of the remaining portion of his estate to daughter Ellen Wilson Ashman and the other half to his daughter Caroline Watson Kessler. His executors were H.H. Ashman and William M. Melick.
1826-02-19, Ann WILSON (1783 ?PA to 1868 ?PA), Will (3 pages) for James Wilson as written on Feb.19, 1826 in his home town of Henderson (Huntingdon) Pennsylvania. He names some family member names., W__0400
1826-02-19, Samuel Bryson (1766 ?PA to 1857 ?PA), Will (3 pages) for James Wilson as written on Feb.19, 1826 in his home town of Henderson (Huntingdon) Pennsylvania. He names some family member names., W__0400
1760-04-05, John WOODWARD (1676 ?MA to 1765 ?MA)
1745-05-03, Ebenezer WOODWARD (1683 ?MA to 1745 MA), In his will, Ebenezer named his children and wife. He gave her the services of his apprentice, Job Clark.
1745-07-09, Ebenezer WOODWARD (1683 ?MA to 1745 MA)
1759-06-26, Ezekiel WOODWARD (1687 ?MA to 1759-1777), In his will, Ezekiel mentions his wife Sarah and his nine children.
1738-05-24, Thankful Pope (c1672 ?MA to 1738 ?MA)