| NOTE: The books cited as Libers
1, 2, 3, etc., are of West Jersey wills. Those cited as Libers
A, B, C, etc., are the East Jersey wills. Where matters beside
recorded wills, such as inventories, accounts, etc., are noted, the
originals may be found in the proper boxes (arranged by counties),
reference to which is made in the volumes (three volumes) entitled
"Index to Wills," published by the Secretary of State in 1912 and
1913, which should always be consulted in case originals are to be
referred to. All original matters herein abstracted are to be
found in the Secretary of State's office at Trenton. |
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1731 Jan. 4. |
ANDRAM, JOHN,
of Northampton, Burlington Co., husbandman. |
Proved Feb. 1, 1731 |
Lib.
3, p. 177 |
Children - Joseph, John, Stephen, Zacharias and Patience.
Real and personal estate.
Executor - friend Jonathan
Wright.
Witnesses - John Craig, ohn Deacon, Tomas Davis. |
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1731-2, Jan. 28 |
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Inventory of estate, *200.2.10½; including negro
woman and her child *33; made by Henry Burr, Caleb Raper and
John Deacon. |
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1736, Dec. 29 |
ANDRUM, JAMES, of Mansfield, Burlington Co., yeoman; will
of. |
Proved Nov. 17, 1739 |
Lib. 4, p. 193 |
Wife, Mary
Sons - James and John
Daughters -
Elizabeth, wife of Joseph Garwood, and Mary, wife of Thomas
Biddle.
Land adjoining Thoams Potts, John Beck,
Joseph Shreve, Tallman's land and Isaac Antram.
Executors
- sons John and James.
Witnesses - John Aaronson, Richard
Gibbs, william Satterthwait, Juun'r, Isaac DeCow, medius. |
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1739, Dec. 3 |
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Inventory of personal estate *117.15.6; made by Job Talman
and Benja. Talman. |
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1741, May 11 |
ANDRUM, James,
of Mansfield, Burlington Co., yeoman. |
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Lib.
4, p. 288 |
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Administration to John Antrum. Joseph Garrett and Thomas
Biddle, of Mansfield, yeomen, fellow bondsman. |
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1741, May 2. |
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Inventory of personal estate, *230.6.6; made by Benja.
Talman and Francis Gibbs. |
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1732, Nov. 4th d. |
ANDRUM, Thomas,
of Springfield, Burlington Co., yeoman; will of. |
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Lib.
3, p. 237 |
Eldest son Isaac at 21 years of age 150 acres bought of "my
father John Antrum."
Son, Dan'l, 80 acres purchased of
Dan'l Smith and 81 acres known by the name of Barker's land.
Son, Thomas, 8 acres of meadow purchased of Joshua Smith.
Daughters - Martha, Mary and Rachel (minors).
Land
adjoining brother Isaac Antrum and Nathan Folwell.
Executors - wife Sarah and brother Isaac Antrum.
Witnesses - Peter Woolf, Sam'l Scattergood, Dan'l Zealy. |
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1747, Mar. 4 |
APPLEGATE,
JOHN, of Perth Amboy, and Cranberry, Middlesex Co. |
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Lib.
E, p. 136 |
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Hannah the widow refuses to administer on the estate and
requests that Benjamin Applegate the eldest son be
appointed. |
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1747, Mar. 4 |
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Bond of Benjamin Applegate as administrator.
Zebulon
Applegate, fellow bondsman. |
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1747-8, Feb. 8 |
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Account of what administrator has paid to James McKnight,
Stephen Warne, Benjamin Applegate, Sen'r, Lewis Peairs, John
Davison (blacksmith),
Thomas Applegate (blacksmith,
Samuel Spence, William Rives (for coffin), Moses Hull, John
Feavell, Thos. Morris, Thos. Morford, Peter Perrine,
Joseph Applegate, William Applegate. |
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1748, Mar. 5 |
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Inventory of personal estate, *79.14.6; made by Jacob Janson
and Thomas Applegate |
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1832, Nov. 7 |
APPLEGATE,
RICHARD, of Middletown, Monmouth Co., yeoman; will of. |
Proved (see
below) |
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Lib.
B, p. 377 |
Wife, Rebecca.
Children - John, Abigail, Elizabeth,
Joseph, Hannah, Rebecca, Johannah and William.
After
wife's death or marriage, all land to son William, when of
age.
Executors - wife and friend George Crawford.
Witnesses - William Andrews, William and Darkus Hughes.
Proved at "Crossweeks in Upper Freehold," Jan. 20, 1732-3. |
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Inventory of estate *124.2.9, incl. silver seal; made by
James Bowne, minor, Samuel Ogborne and Thomas Davies.
Additional goods, *0.12.00, incl. an old gun and canoe. |
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APPLEMAN,
PETER, of Somerset Co., yeoman; will of. |
Proved 6 Aug.,
1745 |
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Lib.
D, p. 311 |
Wife, _____
Son, Baltas and his heirs "the land whereon
he now liveth."
Son, John, "the loom whereon he now
works" and the large Bible. Rest of the estate divided
between two "obedient sons John and Matthew,"
who are
executors and trustees.
Signed - Peter-the-Appleman [his
mark].
Witnesses - David King, Tunis Smith, Ma' W. Brown. |
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