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CALENDAR OF WILLS
I (A I)
1679 June 30
Novbr. 4
Dutch |
AERTSEN, Rutt, of
Albany, shoemaker, born at Twent te Denekamp,
Brother Jan Scholten,
Sisters Gebeke and Aeltie Aertsen,
children of deceased brothers Lambert and
Aleph Aertsen, all of Twent.
Personal property.
Executor Adriaen Gerritsen van Papendorp.
Witnesses: Andries Teller, Johannes Provoost,
Magistrates and Adriaen van Ilpendam, Notary.
Also in Albany Co. Records, Notarial Papers, II, p.
97, and Proceedings of Magistrates 1676-80, p. 475.
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2 (A 2)
1683 July 27 |
ADRIAS, Joost,
of Bushwick, L. I.
Wife Mary Hay sole heriess.
No executor named.
Will ot signed nor proved. |
3 (A 3)
1701 May 5 |
AIGRON,
Claudius, mariner of the brigantine Ann of New
York, Michael Basset, Captain.
Samuel Bourdet of N. Y., mariner, Mr.
Garnier of London, instrumentmaker, Daniel
Robert of London, mariner and Pour Perot
of London, robbmaker.
Personal property.
Executor Daniel Robert
Witnesses I. Rolland and Michael
Bassett.
Last paragraph in French.
No evidence of proof. |
4 (A 4)
1710 June 26
1711 Mar. 31 |
ABEEL, John, of
Albany.
Wife Catharina, children Christopher,
Catharina, Neeltie and David.
Real and personal estate.
Executors the wife with Gerardus Beeckman, Gerrit
Duyckingh, Evert Banker and Myndert Schuyler,
who shall continue to act as executors after the
wife's remarriage.
Witnesses David Jamison, Wm. Huddlestone,
Ino. Macdenan.
Proved before Governor Hunter. |
5 (A 5)
1745 Nov. 25 |
ABLIN, John, of
?
Wife Elizabeth heiress and executrix of real
and personal property.
Witnesses Jacob Dempe, Grace Beekman, who at
the proving of the will before G. Banyar,
Dep. Secretary of the Province on Oct. 10, 1757, has
become the wife of Jacob Dempe, and
Henry
de Foreest. |
6 (A 6)
1748 aPRIL 20 |
ALLISON,
Richard, of Haverstraw, Orange Co., yeoman.
"Hannah Hubbs, the daughter of Phebe Hubbs
the wife of Robert Hubbs and likewise the
child of the wife of Robert Hubbs she is now
big with."
Executors brother John Allison and Joshua
Taylor, who with Hannah Taylor are also
witnesses
See No. 7 |
7 (A 7)
1749 Jany. 9
1750 Aug. 9 |
ALLISON, Richard,
of Haverstraw, Orange Co., Doctor (?), leaves all
his real estate to his father, legacies to Phebe
Hubbs, her daughter Hannah and son
Richard, to brothers Benjamin, John, William,
Joseph, Elizabeth Cuyper, Deborah Janson, Mary
Degroat and Hannah Taylor.
Executors John Allison, father of John
Allison, brother.
Contest over will shows testator to have been dead
Jan. 28, 1750.
Witnesses Nicholas Kupper
junior,
Elizabeth Hutchings, Cornelius Cuyper. |
8 (A 8)
1750 Decbr. 29
1764 Septbr. 18 |
ARNOLD, Henry,
of New York mariner.
Wife Sarah and child or children, which she
may bear to testator are heirs of all personal
estate.
Executors the wife and Thomas Duncan of New
York, merchant.
Witnesses Rebecker Shourt, Jane Deky and
James Emott.
Codicil dated Sept. 4, 1764, directs executors
to sell farms in Dutchess Co., N. Y., and at
Shrewsbury, N. J., and gives legacies to nephew
Henry Arnold, son of brother John, to
children of sister Susannah Marsh and to
sister-in-law Hilah Dekay, wife Sarah
to be residuary legatee.
Executors the wife and James Sacket.
Witnesses Mary Ludlow, Margt. Parks and
Cary Ludlow. |
9 (A 9)
1752 Octr. 17
1755 Decbr. 15 |
ALLISON, Joseph,
of Goshen, Orange Co.
Sons Isaac and William are bequeathed
50 acres of Seder (sic) Swamp in the Drowned Lands
Wawayanda Patent and
£200 New York Currency, daughter Elizabeth, Sarah
and Pheby receive personal property, sons
Benjamin and Cornelius the remaining land
in Cedar Swamp, Wawayanda Patent, eldest son
Joseph a walking cane, son Richardson two
armed chairs and with Thomas wearing
apparel, grandson Nathan £8.
Executors sons Joseph and Richard.
Witnesses Michael Jackson, Samuel Wickham and
Francis Drack.
Proved before William ffinn, Surrogate of
Orange County, Vide No. 7. |
10 (A 10)
1753 Jany. 14
Decbr. 18 |
ALBERTSON, Richard,
of Ulster County.
Wife Sarah, sons Steven, Richard and
William, daughters Susannah, Mary, Sarah,
Elizabeth and Deborah.
Real and personal estate.
Executors Alexander Colden and Samuel
Fowler.
Witnesses Michal Demot, Sarah Demot and
Jno. Bickerton.
Proved before the Deputy Secretary. |
11 (A 11)
1754 June 6
Octbr. 21 |
ALLISON, John,
of Haverstraw, Orange Co.
Son Benjamin is bequeathed one third of a
meadow and 100 acres of Kaciot Road, adjoining
Widow Conklin on the south, also 100 acres near
Lewis van Ditnash on Menesalongo Brook;
son John, having received his share in land
before, is given six shillings;
son Joseph receives the farm testator lives
on, purchased from Albert Minard and others,
bounded north and east by Hudsons River, out of
which he is to pay to his brother William and
William's son Edward
£150 in four years;
daughters Elizabeth Cooper, Deborah Johnson,
Hannah Taylor and Mary Degrough receive
money;
Phebe Hubbs, her daughter Hannah and
Presila and Presila's unborn child are
legatees; son William to have all rihts,
title and interest to and in lands on Long Island.
Executors John Palmer, John Johnson and
John Peaterson Smith.
Witnesses Joshua Seaman, Cornelius Seaman
and Isaac Davis. |
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