Ball Family Estate Papers

THE BALL FAMILY

The Estate of Huldah J. (Sloper)Ball Bennett 1843 - 1919

Page 1, Requesting an Estate Administrator
 
Page 2, Naming the Estate Administrator
Page 3, Appointment of Appraisers
 
Page 4, Inventory of Property
 
Page 5, Naming the Children and heirs
 
Page 6, Naming the Children and heirs continued
 
Page 7, Final account of Administrator
 
Page 8, Final account of Administrator continued
 
Page 9, Disbursements
 
Page 10, Disbursements continued

The Crouse Family

Guardianship Papers for the Minor and Orphan Children of Jacob M Crouse

There are about twenty-five pages in all to the Guardianship papers. Many are reciepts from the Guardian, which I have not included.

Page 1 , Request for guardianship
Page 2 , Guardian named for John Crouse
Page 3 , Guardian named for Adam Crouse
Page 4 , Guardian named for Margaret Crouse
Page 5 , Guardian named for all three Crouse children
Page 6 , Notification of Adam Crouse's death
Page 7 , Notice of intent to sell property
Page 8 , Notice of intent to sell property

THE SHATTO FAMILY

The Estate of Adam Shatto 1772 - 1846

Page 1, Appointment of Administrator.
Page 2, Request from Administrator of the Estate of David Shatto, naming his heirs.
Page 3, Request from Administrator of the Estate of David Shatto, continued.
Page 4, Inventory of Estate.
Page 5, Inventory of Estate.
Page 6, Inventory of Estate.
Page 7, Inventory of Estate.
Page 8, Inventory of Estate.
Page 9, Final account of Estate.
Page 10, Final account of Estate.
Page 11, Listing of heirs shares.
Page 12, Receipt acknowledgement for each heir.
Page 13, Receipt acknowledgement for each heir.
Page 14, Receipt acknowledgement for each heir.
Page 15, Receipt acknowledgement for each heir.

THE SLOPER FAMILY

The Estate of Barbara (Blake)Sloper 1814 - 1891

Page 1, Appointment of appraisers
 
Page 2, Compensation of appraisers
 
Page 3, Naming the executors
 
Page 4, Estate value
 
Page 5, Estate value continued
 
Page 6, Inventory and appraisement of property
Page 7, Inventory and appraisement of property continued
 
Page 8, Inventory and appraisement of property continued
 
Page 9, Terms an conditions of will
Page 10, Terms and conditions of will continued
 
Page 11, Naming Children and heirs
 
Page 12, Naming Children and heirs continued

The Will of Richard Sloper 1630 - 1716

New Hampshire Wills
Richard Sloper 1711 Portsmouth
IN the Name of God, Amen --
I, Richard Sloper of Portsmouth, In the Province of New Hampshire, In New England - being old, and Infirm, ...
2. I give and bequeath unto my beloved Son Richard Sloper, the Sum of twenty pounds money; but if in case he bee dead, or dies before my son Henry, my will is, that it then reverts unto my Son Henry Sloper.
3. I give and bequeath unto my aforesaid Son Henry Sloper, twenty Eight pounds money besides.
4. I give unto my beloved Daughter Martha, the Wife of Obediah Mors Jun' the sum of ten pounds Money.
5. I give unto my Daughter Eliz Sloper the Sum of ten pounds money.
6. I give unto my Daughter Tabitha, the Wife of --- Bridgman, fourty shillings mony. All which sums aforesaid, I will, shall be payed by my Son Ambrose Sloper within two years after the Decease of me and my wife he being obliged by a certain Instrum' to pay so much unto my order, In all amounting to Seventy pounds; as appears from under his hand March 27, 1706.
7. I give and bequeath unto my beloved Wife Mary Sloper, all the rest of my Estate both real and personall, to bee to her comfortable use and Subsistence during her Natural life; and what she leaves to bee unto my Daughter Eliz Sloper and her proper disposal.

Finally I make and Constitute my said Wife, and Daughter Elizabeth Sloper my sole Executrixes unto this my last will and Testam' hereby Injoyning them to pay all my Just debts, and funerall charges I also desire my Brother Mark Hunkyn & cousen Tobias Langdon, overseers.

In testimony to all and singular the premises, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my Seal this 26th Octb' 1711.

Signed, Sealed and Declared
His Mark Richard X Sloper (seal)
In the presence of
Sam Penhallow, Sam Penhallow -- Jun', Benj Clark
( Proved December 28, 1713 )

The Will of Samuel Sloper 1717 - 1738

Probate Records of the Province of New Hamsphire, Vol 2, New Hampshire Wills

Samuel Sloper 1738 Portsmouth, New Hampshire

In the Name of god Amen. The Twentey third Day of Aug' In the year of our Loard 1738 I Samiueal Sloper of Portsmoth N England In ye Province of New Hamshea Salar Being Very Sick and Weak in Body ***
Itam I give my Father and mother all my money that Is all my Cash at home or a Brod Exp one Ring I give Cap Nath Warner allso one Ring To M Willim Forst, allso thurtey Shillings N England money for Ech of my Brother Salers on Bord S Ship Itam To my Brother Hanoray & my Sistr Leada I give all my Lands and I Dow hear By Utterly Disalow Revoke and Disannual and Every other former Testaments wills and Leagacs Bequests and Executors By me In Eaney Wise Befor this Time Named Willed and Bequethed Ratifying and Confirming this and No other to Be my Lass' Will and Tastement In Witnis whereof I have hiaron To Set my Hand and Seal the Day and year above Writtin

Sam Sloper

Sind Seld Published Pronounced and Declard By the Sad Samuel Sloper as his Last Will and Testament In the Prasents of ous the Subscribers

Witness
William Forst
Nath Warner
John Tomson