| Note* | | NEW YORK WILLS Page 95.--In the name of God, Amen. This 25 day of June, 1730. I, JACOBCARLE, of Hempstead, in Queens County, hatter, being very sick. I appointmy wife, Miriam, and my brother, John Carle, executors. I will that allmy lands and meadows be sold, and my wife is to have the proceeds for thebringing up and education of my dear children until such time as my saidwife shall marry; and in that case I leave to her 1/3 of estate and 2/3to my two sons, John and Jacob. View full context Page 285.--In the name of God, Amen, June 21, 1733. I, JOHN CARLE, ofHempstead, in Suffolk County, being in good health. I leave to my twogrand-sons, the sons of my son Jacob, deceased, viz., John and Jacob, aparcel of woodland in the woods on the south side of the town ofHempstead, between the Town Spott, and Henry Seaman's; bounded south byHenry Seaman, and land formerly of Silvanus Seaman, east by the roadwhich leads from Hempstead to Strickland's Neck, west by the road whichleads from Hempstead to Lemunton's old mill, where the same used tostand, and north by undivided lands; and being 93 acres, and which waslaid out on the propriety right of William Rogers. I also leave to mysaid grand-sons all my wearing apparell, and 1/3 of all monies due to me,and to be paid to them when of age. The other 2/3 of said monies, I leaveto my daughters, Sarah, wife of Daniel Pine, of Hempstead, and Hannah,wife of John Leminton, of the same place. I leave all my rights in theundivided lands to my grand-children, Jacob, son of John Carle, late ofHempstead, deceased; and John and Jacob Carle, aforesaid. I appointGeorge Balding, son of Joseph Balding, late of Hempstead, deceased,Joseph Pettit, Jr., and my two daughters, executors.1 |