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



1756, Oct. 9. Cole, David, of Macachkemeek, Sussex Co., wheel-
wright; will of. Son, Josias Cole, a rifle. Children, Josias Cole,
Jacob Cole, Benjamin Cole, Samuel Cole, Cathrynje Cole, Margritje
Cole, Sarah Cole, and Syffya Cole, all real and personal, after death of
my wife, Lenora. Executors — son, Josias and my father-in-law, Ja-
cob Westvael. Witnesses — Jacobus Davenport, Ijaaje Cool, William
Ennes. Proved April 2, 1761.  Lib. 10, p. 477.


1767, Dec. 18. Cool, William, of Burlington Co.  Int. Adm'r — Simon
Cool, of Princeton, Somerset Co.  Fellowbondsman — Evan Reynolds,
of Burlington Co. Witness— Bowes Reed.
1767, Dec, 18.  Eve Cool, the widow of William Cool, late of Swan-
cum in Monmouth Co., renounced.  Lib. 14, p. 434.


1765, Oct. 26. Post, Jacobus, of Ackqueghenonck, Essex Co., hus-
bandman; will of. Son, Frans, my right in land in the mountain,
to the westward of Weesel, being in his possession, and is part of
No. 4 as laid out; and I also give him No. 13. Son, Jacobus, a lot
as was surveyed by Hassel Peterse, 25 Oct., 1765, which is 1/2 of my
lands in Ackqueghenonck Patent. Son, Johannes, the other 1/2 of said
lands. Daughter, Leena, £140.  Executors — son. Jacobus, and Hassel
Peterse.  Witnesses— Jacob Van Winkel, Henderick Gerritse, Barent
Cool.  Proved Oct. 19, 1768.  Lib. I, p. 359.