New Britain herald., 1923-06-15

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 i66A-in the name af G0d, Amen, !, Catherine Gihhs 0f Windsor beiRg sick and Weake of h0ddy butt nfl perfect memory, doe for diverse con alterations make and OFdayRe this my last Will and Tesiment In man neF as follewings impTimis l Bes aneath My sawle unto God yt gave lli haReag with him to enjoy Eter- nat Rest and Pfeel and secondly, my h0ddN t0 fOneengent crisiyen Rews nRll, and whereas, iti hath Plesed God tn heslpw on Nee some nari off ihls Worlds Gaads ,mY viii concern ing yl Is yt it be disposed or in manner as folleweih' That in ye first Place an Just Debts Re Payde < satiisfYed according 10 ye Snesya " iieing Performed l dispose Of my maVeahles as f0ll' viz, l Give & heanfath unto my sanne iaeah my Great Chest 4 10 my dafter in Law his wife my hattsi X unto my s0ne, RenJamin l Give & Requeath the twoe Gilt Lether cAsyens yt are in ye Ahovesd Chest < whati else he hath Bestowed on Nice as fore Gift' X unto My sene Jacobs DafteF Mary Give twenty shill to he improved flor hir Advantage att ye Diseresyen off my eveeektefs IS to he Payde hir ait ye Day Of hir moryadge or att ye age off one X Twenty years in ease | sine marry not before, "lhe Trindle Red X Bedding Belong.
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 i676--Sarahl Ensign. Hartford, II give to my beloved daughter Mary smith an iron nott and gun and blanket lent her & n payer Of cur talns lent her. to be to her S her heirs forever. I give to my dear daughter Hanna Easton my Great Table X Forms, X my chest nt mr Richards, l give to my Grand child Ruth Rockwell one Feather bed & the wedding belonging to it, X my cow & cobirons, tongs X half q dozen Napkins. X my Brass kettle. I give to my grnndchild Sarah Rockwell half a dozen of Napkins. one payre of sheets & the best rug. I give to my Grand child Lydia Rockwell The '"""'" he'd x bedding belonging to lt and half dozen of Napkins. I
 S nth q small Bible IS a token of my respect to her.
 Articles of Brass and Pewter"
 1863. Ann Hoskns, Windsor, to son ohm, brass pot and brass pan and wo platters and Il puding pane and rass skellet and brass candle sticks
 outer bason, two boring dishes, two lcemy spoons, ,a great chest and ofee, boxe.
 The kirbine that was his fathers.
 1882. Ann Sanford of Hartford. Ter husbands estate was settled by ne court in 1676 It is my will what he court allotted my son Zachery to e to him and the Kirbine that was is fathers. l do will that besides hat her father did give her that annah shall have a bed and boulster nd pillow and two pair of sheets and pare of blankets and curtain that elong to the bedd and little kettle Id the biggest pewter platter and a lnen wheele and the nobed and iron Id bow. And whereas. my daugh- IS Abigail and Hannah have been nder of me all along and abode lth me hitherto, l give to each of em new coverlid and I give them y young mare.
 Would Not Give Him Penny 1884 Nuncapative will of Mrs. oigail Warham, Windsor. We the lderwritten being present with Mrs. arham who spent her last days in r family she discourseing with Us specting her estate declared that she d formerly given her cousin Miles arwine such a multitude that if she d thousands she would not give him penny. Mary, the wife of Captain ,wbery and Abigail, the daughter, tn affirm that Mrs. Wirren said to em that if there was anything left