ARCHIVES
of the
STATE OF NEW JERSEY
FIRST SERIES
Vol. XXXIII

VOL. IV OF CALENDAR OF WILLS


COLONIAL HISTORY
of the
STATE OF NEW JERSEY
FIRST SERIES— VOL. XXXIII

CALENDAR OF NEW JERSEY WILLS, ADMINISTRATIONS, ETC.
VOLUME IV— 1761-1770

EDITED BY
A. VAN DOREN HONEYMAN
OF COMMITTEE ON COLONIAL DOCUMENTS

SOMERVILLE, N. J.
The Unionist-Gazette Association, Printers
1928

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1767, May 12.  Garrison, Isaac, of Dearfield Twsp., Cumberland Co.,
farmer; will of.  All lands and moveables to be sold.  Wife, Han-
nah, to have 1/3 and £10 more, to help her bring up the child. Son, Isaac,
£10.  Daughter, Mary Covoing, 5 shillings. Daughter, Hannah Ga-
gers, 5 shillings.  Daughter, Ester Garrison, £5. Son, Abraham, £30.
Daughter, Rumey Garrison, 20 shillings. Daughter, Catren Garri-
son, 30 shillings. Son, Bennet, £5.  Son, Joseph, £5.  Sons, Jeremiah,
Syles and Alfeas, £5 each. Executors— my wife and Daniel Clark.
Witnesses — John Stevens and Joseph Smith. Proved July 11, 1767.
1767, May 23.  Inventory, £46.7.2, made by Daniel Bowen and Jo-
seph Smith.  Lib. 12, p. 486.

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