| Allison | Robert | Letterkenny Twp | Book B, page 157 | yeoman and farmer. Dated 16 Oct.. 1799, proven 16 Feb. 1803. Son Charles all real and personal estate excepting such as is hereafter mentioned; son Andres $3; son Hugh 30 lbs, son Robert 3 Lbs. Dau 1 cow or 4 lbs; grandson Robert Allison 10 lbs; young grdau Mary Allison 12 lbs; unless her father Charles Allison dies before she comes of age; Betsy Trener, alias Allison 20 lbs; heirs of son Wm if they call for it $2. Executor son Charles. Witness Isaac parker, Wm Beard, Jno Dennis |
| Andrew | John | Guilford Twp | Book B page 190 | dated 22 Dec. 1803, proved 27 Jan. 1804. All just debts of son David to be paid. Wife Hannah the possession of my mill and plantation with my children now at home. David, Nancy and Margaret. Son James $1000. Son Robert $1000. Dau Hannah and her husband Joseph Lamb the interest of $1000 and at dau's death the sum of $1000 to be divided among her children. grson John Andrew, s/o my son John $600 and to his sister Mary $400. son David and dau. Nancy Lindsay and dau Margaret the whole of this plantation on which I now dwell. Plantation on Conococheague Creek partly in this and partly in Hamilton Twp and also plantation in Green Twp, commonly called big meadow to be sold. executors John Rea Esq, Samuel Calhoun, merchant and Edward Crawford. Witness John Dickey, Josiah Wallace, Martha Lindsay |
| Bahn | Jacob | Book B page 166 | Ltrs of Adm on the estate of Jacob Bahn were granted unto Christina Bahn 4 Jun. 1803. Sureties James Irwin and Henry Slagel | |
| Bertle | Catharin Bertle | Book B page 174 | widow renounces right to administer the estate of her husband 27 Aug. 1803. style="mso-spacerun: yes"> Ltrs of Henry Bertle, late of Washington, deceased were granted unto John Stemy 31 Aug. 1803. Sureties Geo Miller & David Mentzer | |
| Bosert | John | Hamilton Twp | Book B page 161 | miller, dated 15 Mar. 1803, proven 26 Mar. 1803, eldest son henry $40 yearly to be applied by my executors towards the maintenance and clothing of him, said Henry has intimated that I am indebted to him in the sum of 300 lbs. I might justly bring accounts against him to a larger amount and lest he at any time become chargeable to the community (as by his former conduct he hath given me too much reason to fear that this might be the case) Executors to reserve 300 lbs for him and at his death it is to be distribued among the rest of my heirs; son John a certain tract of land deeded to him; son Jacob and my 7 daus: Catharine w/o Henry Trout, Margaret w/o John Bonnet, Mary w/o Dewald Keefer, Esther, Elizabeth w/o Jacob Shearer, Rebecca and Magdalena the residue of my estate, dau Esther's share to be held by executors and applied toward her maintenance. Executors sons John & Jacob. Witness Christian Brake, Geo Wilson, James McConnell |
| Bowman | Peter | book Bo page 194 | Ltrs of Adm on the estate of Peter Bowman were granted to John Bowman and James McFarlin 23 Feb. 1804. Surety John Brown. These is a widow but it is represented that she is inform and unable to act on the estate | |
| Campbell | William, Sr | Peters Twp | Book B, page 156 | dated Jan 25 1803, proven 9 Feb. 1803. I have some time ago conveyed all my lands to my three sons: James, Charles and Wm; wife Jane what the agreement mentions; 3 sons to pay dau Martha 150 lbs; to dau Margaret Guthrey 3 lbs; to dau Sarah Holliday 3 lbs. to dau Jane Holliday 3 lbs; dau Martha the little girl Mary Stuart. Executors sons James 7 Charles. Witness Thomas & James Campbell |
| Clelland | Thomas | Book B, page 161 | Ltrs of Adm on the estate of Thomas Clelland were granted unto Sarah Clelland and John Herron, Esq 14 Mar. 1803. Sureties Col Joseph Scott & Jacob Snider | |
| Cook | Joseph | Antrim Twp | Book B page 194 | dated 13 Aug. 1802, proved 23 Feb. 1804. Son David 10 lbs and his son Joseph 50 lbs. Son Thomas 200 lbs and his son Joseph 10 lbs. Son Joseph 10 lbs. And to his son Joseph 50 lbs. Dau Sarah Scrogs 10 lbs and to her dau Rachel Scrogs a note I have on her father dated 11 Nov. 1790 containing 36 lbs. dau Rebecca McFarlon 5 lbs. dau Elizabeth Brown 20 lbs and her dau Elizabeth 30 lbs. brother Alexander Cook 15 lbs to help bury him when decease. son Wm this plantation I now live on with the stills and all that belongs to them, negro wench Dine to be set free 1 year after my decease giving her a bed and suit of new clothes and 10 lbs in cash and she to take care of her mother for her good behavior. Executors 2 sons Wm & Joseph. Witness James Whiterspoon, John Witherspoon |
| Crunkleton | Joseph | Franklin Co | Book B page 153 | Written 6 Jan. 1803, proven 5 Feb. 1803. Wife Magdalene 3 milk cows, 1 horse and such of my household furniture as she may think proper for the purpose of raising my children until son Robert is 21 yrs old. Executors to build a dwelling house and stable at the upper end of the spring near where the schoolhouse now stands, the size to be 26 x 24 ft for wife. children to be kept at an English school and if my two sons be thought capable of receiving a Classical Education, they are to be put to a Grammar School until they read the Roman Classick Authors. daus margaret & Mary after they receive their schooling to be put one year to a sewing school. books to be divided as follows: Russell's History of Modern Europe in 5 volumes, the first volume of Henry's exposition of the New Testament to son Robert and Wesley's Natuaral Philosopy in 5 volumes and Travels works in 1 volume to younger son Abraham. tract of land on Conemaugh in Somerset Co to be sold. Executors son Robert & Joseph C Kellar. witness Abram Prather, Samuel Crunkleton |
| Culbertson | Mary | Book B page 174 | Ltrs on the estate of Mary Culbertson, deceased wife of John Culbertson were granted unto Samuel Washington Culbertson Sep. 1803. Sureties Alexander Culbertson & John Hetich | |
| Davidson | James | Montgomery Twp | Book B page 181 | yeoman, dated 13 Nov. 1798, proved 8 Nov. 1803. Wife Sarah 1/3 of real and personal estate. Son James my silver watch. Son William 8s 3 p. Four daus Elizabeth, Mary, Margaret and Rebecca each 20 lbs. Plantation in Montgomery twp to be divided among my sons James, John & Joseph. Executors sons James and John. Witness W Elliott, Ephraim B Elliott, Sophia McClaridge. |
| Dixon | Samuel | Book B page 185 | Ltrs of Adm on the estate of Samuel Dixon were granted unto Joseph Dixon and David McClay 12 Dec. 1803. Suretys John McClay | |
| Doyle | William | Book B page 187 | dated 16 Sep. 1803, proved 24 Dec. 1803, my mother Mary and sister Margaret Bivens and bros Phelix, Barnabas, Edward James and my sister Judith Thomas and John my estate. Executors bro Barnabas and my Uncle James McElheny. Witness Cornelius Harkins, James Doyle and Wm Taylor | |
| Eckelberger | Conrad | Montgomery Twp | Book B, page 173 | dated 18 Jul. 1803, loving wife her house I now live in and 1/3 of real and personal estate; son Godfrey to live on the plantation during the life of his mother; residue of estate to be divided among my sons and daughters. Executors sons Dewalt and Godfrey. Witness James Maxwell & Henry Angle. style="mso-spacerun: yes"> proven 12 Sep. 1803 |
| Foutz | John | Book B page 170 | Elizabeth widow, renounced her right to administer on the estate of her husband 2 Aug. 1803 and ltrs of Adm on the estate of John Foutz were granted unto John Stemy 2 Aug. 1803. Sureties Philip Reed & Michael Miller of Washington Twp | |
| Gardner | John | Mercersburg | Book B, page 159 | dated 23 Feb. 1803, proven 4 Mar. 1803. Wife Jean $10 in full of her share or Dower out of my estate; sister Jean Gardner $20; dau Franciana Gardner 1 mahogany buroe. Annas Gardner 1 mahogany buroe; 4 children: Franciana, Anness, Polly and Mariah Jean Gardner. Executor wife Jean and trusty friend David Humphreys Witness James McCoy, Geo St Clare |
| Gass | William | Book B page 166 | Ltrs of Adm on the estate of Wm Gass were granted unto John Shryock & James Brotherton 16 Jun. 1803. Sureties James Jack & Simon Hailman | |
| Gelwicks | Catharine | Hamilton Twp | Book B page 188 | Ltrs of Adm on the estate of Catharine Gelwicks, nee Shaller of Hamilton Twp were granted unto Daniel Gelwicks 14 Jan. 1804. Sureties Dewald Gelwicks and John Smith of Hamilton Twp |
| Gruber | Elizabeth | Book B, page 161 | widow, renounces her right to administer on the estate of her husband and requests that letters be granted to her brother-in-law 18 Feb. 1803 and Ltrs of Adm were granted on the estate of John Gruber to peter Gruber 16 Mar. 1803 | |
| Hagens | Henry | Book B page 170 | Ltrs of Adm on the estate of Henry Hagens were granted unto Catherine Hagens 4 Aug. 1803. Sureties John Harmon and Edward McVitty | |
| Hellans | Molly | Book Bo page 194 | Ltrs of Adm on the estate of Molly Hellans were granted unto Jacob Levens 22 Feb. 1804. Sureties Frederick Blecher & John Darby | |
| Horn | John | Washington Twp | Book B page 161 | Ltrs of Adm on the estate of John horn of Washington Twp were granted unto Elias Horn and Daniel Foreman 28 Mar. 1803. Sureties John Heefner & David Foreman |
| Jacob | Martin | Washington Twp | Book B page 164 | dated 4 May. 1789, proven 9 May. 1803, dearly beloved wife Anna Barbara 600 weight of flour for bread, 6 lbs of sugar, 1 bu. Salt, 2 prs of shoes, yearly and peaceable house room and firewood in the old house. 3 sons George, the eldest 1 English shilling for his first Birth, Henry & Michael all my lands. Executors sons George, Henry & Michael. Witness Michael Boors, Anthony Bell |
| Jacobs | Michael | Book B page 171 | Pege widow, renounces her right to administer the estate of her husband 16 Aug. 1803 and ltrs of Adm on the estate of Michael Jacobs were granted unto Philip Ripple & Henry Jacobs. 16 Aug. 1803 | |
| Kyle | Joseph | Franklin Co | Book B page 188 | dated 24 Jan. 1804, proved 27 Jan. 1804. James McLenahan Jr 1/3 of my property to my sister's dau who married Patrick Black 20 lbs. The residue of my brother's children in Ireland. Executors Thomas Brown & James McLanahan. Witness Alexander Young & Thomas Mason |
| Laughlin | Thomas | Book B page 170 | Ltrs of Adm on the estate of Thomas Laughlin, deceased were granted unto Joseph Snively 5 Jul. 1803. Sureties James Orbison & Thomas Johnston Esq | |
| Loar | Conrad | Green Twp | Book B page 170 | yeoman dated 6 Apr. 1801, proved 10 Aug. 1803. Dau Margaret w/o Adam Wolfe 5s. Dau Elizabeth 300 lbs and all personal estate left by my dau Catharine at her death. Son Baltzer the residue of my estate. Executors son Baltzer. Witness Christian Grove, Geo Hetich Caveat entered 14 Jul. 1803 with citation to Adam Wolf. Geo Hetich a witness says he wrote the testators will and that he always said that his dau w/o Adam Wolf should never have any part of his estate. Christian Grove a witness said he had known testator about 25 years and he had been blind about 9 yrs and that he died the 1st of Jul. 1803. Stephen Rigler testified. Martin Wengert testified he had known the testator about 25 yrs. Adam Wolf, present had no testimony |
| Longnacker | Peter | Washington Twp | Book B page 184 | dated 2 Nov. 1803, proved 7 Dec. 1803. Real and personal property to wife Anna and children. Son Daniel to hold my plantation at the same rent he is giving me now. Daus each 230 lbs. All sons to share equally. Executors wife Anna and son Daniel. Witness Edward Wishard and John Shank |
| McCombs | John | Lurgan Twp | Book B page 172 | date 4 Jun. 1803, proved 12 Sep. 1803, wife Martha 30 lbs per year with the privilege of 1/3 of my mansion house; dau Margaret w/o David Johnston 150 lbs. Three sons Thomas, David and George, all my lands on which I now live, son David lives in Southampton Twp on the Conodoquinet Creek; tract of land #10, twp. #9 of range #1 sold to David Justice. Executors wife Martha, sons Thomas, David & John Duncan. Witness Robert Shannon, John Herron |
| McDowell | Nathan | Book B, page 171 | who is married to Jane Irwin and John Sterrett who is married to Martella Irwin. Daus of Joseph Irwin, late of Peters Twp, deceased enter a caveat against the probate of a paper purporting to be the last will of Joseph Irwin, deceased, alleging that the same was obtained by undue influence, and that he was of unsound mind 6 oct. 1803. Robert McDowell testified that on Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock previous to the death of Joseph Irwin, who died the Sunday following, he was sent for to see him and he seemed in his senses. he had a will to some parts of which he objected. He suggested that i write another wherein he would give his wife the power of dividing his estate. During the latter part of the day and all night he was out of his senses; next morning he was able to converse; said he wanted his estate left to his wife. I decided to see my father and Archibald Bard. I wrote a will for him and read it to him, but he was too sick to sign it. James irwin, Esq. happened in and suggested the family sign their approbation. Archibald Bard testified. isaac Bard testified; Margaret McDowell testified and said she had conversed with deceased, who said you trouble yourself too much, keeping the flies off me. Elizabeth McDowell, sister, testifed. Violet Irwin, widow, renounced the right to administer the estate of her husband and ltrs of Adm on the estate of Joseph Irwin were granted to Archibald Bard and Joseph Irwin, 19 Oct. 1803. Sureties Robert McDowell & John Shyrock | |
| McKinley | Margaret | Book B page 193 | widow renounces her right to adm. On the estate of her husband 14 Feb. 1804 and Ltrs of Adm on the estate of Hugh McKinley were granted unto Michael McKinley and James McKinley.14 Feb. 1804. Sureties James Fitzsimmon & Neal Gregeby | |
| Mentch | Barbara | Book B page 185 | widow renounces her right to administer on the estate of her husband 12 Dec. 1803. Ltrs of Adm on the estate of Leonard Menich were granted unto Peter Poorman and John Coble 12 Dec. 1803 | |
| Mertz | Peter | Peters Twp | Book B page 189 | dated 21 Jan. 1804, proved 4 Feb. 1804. Wife Mary shall remain as long as she continues unmarried in full and complete possession of all my real and personal estate. Eldest son Peter to remain under the direction of his mother until he is 21 years old and then to be sent to school for one year. son John to remain with his mother and when he is 18 yrs old to be bound to some mechanic;. 2 youngest sons Jacob & David to be put to trades. 3 daus Mary, Catherine and Elizabeth to be left under the care of their mother. my Father's property to which I am entitled to be sold. executors wife Mary and friends Frederick Shearer and Valentine Vooleshleger, the latter of Washington Co MD. Witness Conrad Stenger & Thomas McDowell |
| Moor | David | Hamilton Twp | Book B page 182 | dated 18 Sep. 1803, proved 11 Oct.. 1803, sister Elizabeth Moor and nephew James Welsh, the whole of my real estate to be divided between them. Nephew James Welsh Sheredaus, Dictionary in 2 volumes, the Spectator in 8 volumes and Young Clerk's Magazine. if James Welsh dies in minority, the property will to him shall go to my brothers and sisters. loving brother Samuel Moor and bro-in-law Charles Gillespie each $20. sis Isabella Falk $20. Executors sis Elizabeth and trusty friend Wm Reynolds. Esq Witness David Brayer, John Houston, James Speer |
| Moore | Martha | Book B, page 159 | widow renounces her right to administer on the estate of her husband 2 Mar. 1803. Witness John & James Watson and Ltrs of Adm of the estate of James Moore late of Greencastle PA were granted unto John Hargrave and Wm Ross 2 Mar. 1803. Sureties James Gibson & David Fullerton | |
| Nagle | Jacob | Book B page 180 | Ltrs of Adm on the estate of Jacob Nagle, yeoman, were granted to Margaret Nagle & John Nagle 20 Oct. 1803. Sureties John Flock & Abel Mentzer | |
| Ormsby | George | Book B page 161 | Ltrs of Adm on the estate of Geo Ormsby were granted unto Mathew Ormsby 31 Mar. 1803. Sureties Nicholas & Solomon Patterson | |
| Piper | Christian | Washington Twp | Book B page 192 | dated 4 Jan. 1804, proved 13 Feb. 1804, all my children John Piper, Margaret Piper, Christian Piper, Catherine Piper, Darly Piper, Elizabeth Piper, Eve Piper, Christina Piper, shall have equal divide of all my property. Executors son Christian & John Potter. style="mso-spacerun: yes"> Witness James Crooks, Jacob Beaver, John Piper |
| Porterfield | Thomas | Mercersburg | Book B, page 160 | dated 17 Feb. 1802. Proved 4 Mar. 1803. Dear wife Jean 1/3 of all my personal property and the 1/3 of rents and profits of my real estate until youngest son Thomas is 21 years old; then to be sold and money divided among all my children; silver watch to son Thomas, Smoothe gun to my son James; all sons to be bound out to trades. Executors James Buchanan Esq & James Steward. Witness James McCoy, James Ramsey |
| Pumroy | Thomas | Lurgan Twp | Book B page 174 | yeoman, dated 26 Jul. 1803, proved 9 Sep. 1803. Wife Mary as much household furniture as she may really stand in need of and a comfortable maintenance of the lands; son Charles all my lands on which my dewelling house and barn are built, joining John Pumroy, John Write & Henry Reabuck; also a tract of land situate in Ambersons Valley, Fannet Twp, joing lands of John Walker, Samuel Perry, Esq. James Louther, James Kerr and the Kettatenny. He to enjoy the full benefits until youngest son James is 21 years old, which will be in February 1810, son James to live with his brother Charles free of all charges and be furnished with apparel, both wearing and fine, befitting a youth of station, son Isaac 50 lbs. dau Margaret Adams w/o John Adams $80. dau Elizabeth Pumroy land in Roxbury, bounded by Wm Giseman. eldest son john the land I conveyed to him. son Francis of KY 50 lbs. dau Mary w/o John Caldwell of KY 75 lbs. son George of KY 50 lbs. son Joseph of KY 25 lbs. grandson Thomas Pumroy, son of the above named John 50 lbs. Executors trusty friends John McClay, Jr (commonly known by name Mountain John McClay) Joseph McKinney and James Strain all of Lurgan Twp. style="mso-spacerun: yes"> Witness James Alworth & John Wright |
| Rankin | Jeremiah | Montgomery Twp | Book B page 170 | dated 13 Jun. 1803, proved 1 Aug. 1803. Wife Mary 1/3 of personal estate and 1/3 of yearly income from real estate, and she to keep, raise, clothe and educate my children; negro boy Joe; negro servant girl Nance and her children; white bound girl Mary Eapley; son James Clark Rankin, daus Nancy Rankin, Mariah Rankin and Esther Rankin, all children in their minority, land in OH to be sold. Executors wife Mary, bro James Rankin, my bro-in-law James Clark and my bro-in-law David Humphreys. Witness James McFarland, David & John Rankin |
| Shockey | Jacob | Washington TWp | Book B page 177 | dated 9 Aug. 1803, proved 20 Sep. 1803. Wife Anna to be maintained by sons Isaac and Christian. Sons Isaac and Christian the plantation on which I now live and all my land I won in the County of Washington MD excepting 50 acres joining Balls Hill, Tise Hill and John Funk's lines, also 20 acres called in Patent the Land of Nob, land in PA where Samuel Bigler now lives to be sold. dau Susanna Bigler w/o Samuel Bigler 100 lbs. son Jacob 47 lbs. dau Magdalena w/o Balser Mowan 196 lbs. dau Barbara w/o Peter Heck 174 lbs. dau Anna w/o Geoge heck 100 lbs. dau Eve w/o John Nicholas 184 lbs. Executors son Jacob and wife Anna; Witness Wm Miner, Wm Nichols, Jacob Weldy. 22 Aug. 1803. Caveat entered by Samuel Bagle and Peter Heck against the probate of above will, James Brotherton Esq attorney for the executors and James Orbison, Esq attorney for the cavetors. Wm Minor sworn and said he was present when testator made his mark and that he was of sound mind. Deceased said his family had always been disputing and he was afraid it would be so after his death. Jacob Weldy, Wm Nichols, Philip Reed, Samuel Royer, and Robert Crooks testified as to the sanity of the deceased. |
| Snyder | Anthony | Greenfield Twp | Book B page 166 | dated 27 Jun. 1803 proved 30 Jun. 1803. Wife Judit all personal estate including a bond payable by Peter Snyder. Dau Barbara w/o Peter Loutzenheiser 50 lbs. Dau Mary w/o Jacob Oyster 30 lbs. Son Peter 40 lbs. Sons Conrad, Jacob & Nicholas have received their full shares, residue to son Nicholas' children, a suit pending wherein I am plaintiff and Jacob Hellar defendant. Executors friend Jacob & Mathias Poorman. Witness John Stumm & Geo. Hetich |
| Snyder | John | Chambersburg | Book B page 198 | dated 28 Dec. 1803, proved 22 Feb. 1804, estate to be divided between my wife and children. A contract has been entered into by and between my bro-in-law Lewis Peters of the one part and Daniel Barnitz of the other part for the sale of my brewery and lot of ground with all the buildings erected thereon. Executors to convey the same. Executors wife Margaret and brother Henry. Witness Lewis Peters, Geo Hetich |
| Speer | Mary | Peters Twp | Book B, page 186 | wife of John Speer, date 31 Mar. 1800, proved 28 Sep. 1802. My father Alexander Long died possessed of a tract of land in Guilford Twp joining lands of Joseph Coo, John Clugstone, Jacob Snider, _Burkholder and the heirs of Humphrey Fullerton, whereas I became heir to 1/3 with my 2 sisters Nancy and Catherine Waddle and whereas my husband John Speer, friends Archibald Rankin and Thomas Waddle have made a division of the land. son Alex the 1/2 of my share of the above land and son James the other half when they become 21 years old. Executors husband John Speer, friends Archibald Rankin and James Buchanan. Witness John McMullan, Wm Waddle |
| Stark | Isaac | Peters Twp | Book B p1ge 180 | dated 21 Aug. 1803 proved 4 Nov. 1803. Plantation in peters Twp on which I live to be sold. Executors to purchase a small convenient farm for my well beloved wife Elizabeth and family's use; Executors to convey unto John Bair and Daniel Holliger the land I sold to them. Executors wife Elizabeth and trusty friends Wm Skinner & Rowland Harris. Witness Andrew Walker, Samuel Elder & James Chambers |
| Sterritt | Robert | Book B page 182 | Ltrs of Adm on the estate of Robert Sterritt were granted unto Rosannah, widow, Benjamin Sterritt and John McCune. 17 Nov. 1803. Sureties John McClure and James Sharp of Cumberland Co | |
| Stotler | Esther | Book B page 174 | widow renounces her right to administer on the estate of her husband 13 Sep. 1803. Witness Archibald Rankin, David Fullerton and ltrs of Adm on the estate of John Stotler were granted unto Samuel Stotler and Andrew Snively 13 Sep. 1803. Sureties Joseph Snively & John Beaty | |
| Stump | Michael | Book B page 163 | Ltrs of Adm on the estate of Michael Stump were granted unto Catherine Stump, widow, Nicholas and John Stump w9 Mar. 1803. Sureties John Myers & Jo Brotherton | |
| Wason | Thomas | Peters Twp | Book B page 165 | dated 24 Apr. 1803, proven 10 May. 1803. Wife Margaret her horse and saddle, 1 cow and her bed and furniture; sons John & James the use of my plantation for seven years, hey maintaining the family and keeping their mother. At the end of seven years plantation to be sold and money divided among 6 sons; niece Mary Coleman. Executors son John & Archibald Bard. Witness Philip Sullivan, Robert McClelland |
| Wilson | Andrew | book B page 166 | Ltrs of Adm on the estate of Andrew Wilson were granted unto Stephen Wilson and Andrew Wilson 15 Jun. 1803. Sureties Nicholas Patterson & Mathias Bogar | |
| Wilson | Hugh & Samuel | New Castle Co. DE | Book B page 170 | give up their interest in the estate of their brother Nathaniel Wilson 17 Aug. 1803. Ltrs of Adm on the estate of Nathaniel Wilson were granted to Catherine Wilson, widow 27 Jul. 1803. Sureties Leonard Staus & John Swigart |
| Young | Mary | Book B page 174 | widow renounces her right to administer the estate of her husband and desires that "letters be granted to my father, Donald Fullerton" 14 Sep. 1803. Witness Geo Stewart & John Clark. Ltrs of Adm on the estate of Rev. John Young were granted unto George Clark and David Fullerton 14 Sep. 1803. Sureties John Holliday & Geo Hetich |
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