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— In the name of God, Amen. The 16 day of December, 1702. " Annoque Regni Reginae Anna nwic Angliae, etc., primo.^^ I, Francis Bridon, of Boston, in New England, manner, being in good health ♦* and being desirous to settle my outward concerns," I leave all my estate to my wife, Sarah Bridon, and make her executor.
Witnesses Robert Fitzburgh, Isaac Biscom, Francis Giufe. Proved in Boston, before Governor Siimuel Shute, Esq., October 22, 1723.
Page 414. — In the name of God, Amen. This 10 day of ...November, 1722. I, Gerard Beekman, of the city of New York, Gentleman, being of sound and perfect memory, Thanks be to Almighty God ; and balling to remembrance the uncertainty of this life, do make and declare this to be my last will and Testa- ment. I leave to my eldest son, Christopher Beekman, the sum of £5, in right of primogeniture. I leave all my wearing apparel to be equally shared amongst my five sons. And as for my wife's wearing apparel and other things belonging to her body, she may dispose of them at her own discretion, " so that neither of our ap- parel, nor my wife's Parapharnelia, shall be taken for any part of my residuary estate." It is my will and intent that all my sons, viz., Christopher, William, Ja- cobus, Gerardus, and Hendricus, ana my three daugh- ters, by name Catharine, Cornelia, and Marytie, be equally sharers of my residuary estate, real and per- sonal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— In the name of God, Amen. The 16 day of December, 1702. " Annoque Regni Reginae Anna nwic Angliae, etc., primo.^^ I, Francis Bridon, of Boston, in New England, manner, being in good health ♦* and being desirous to settle my outward concerns," I leave all my estate to my wife, Sarah Bridon, and make her executor.
Witnesses Robert Fitzburgh, Isaac Biscom, Francis Giufe. Proved in Boston, before Governor Siimuel Shute, Esq., October 22, 1723.
Page 414. — In the name of God, Amen. This 10 day of ...November, 1722. I, Gerard Beekman, of the city of New York, Gentleman, being of sound and perfect memory, Thanks be to Almighty God ; and balling to remembrance the uncertainty of this life, do make and declare this to be my last will and Testa- ment. I leave to my eldest son, Christopher Beekman, the sum of £5, in right of primogeniture. I leave all my wearing apparel to be equally shared amongst my five sons. And as for my wife's wearing apparel and other things belonging to her body, she may dispose of them at her own discretion, " so that neither of our ap- parel, nor my wife's Parapharnelia, shall be taken for any part of my residuary estate." It is my will and intent that all my sons, viz., Christopher, William, Ja- cobus, Gerardus, and Hendricus, ana my three daugh- ters, by name Catharine, Cornelia, and Marytie, be equally sharers of my residuary estate, real and per- sonal.
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