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- In the name of God, Amen. March 3, 1769. I, CALEB HUNT, of East Chester, in Westchester County, being sick. After all debts are paid, I leave to my wife Sarah all my right in the place we now live on, “which was her father's, Capt. William Pinckney's,” deceased. I also leave her a bond of Moses Drake, and a bond of John Hunt, Jr., son of Capt. John Hunt, of Westchester; Also a negro man, “Frank,” and 2 horses, and all my grain and household goods, and the interest on a bond of Nathan Vail. I leave to my daughter, Thamar Haight, 2 beds and furniture, and 3 cows, and sheep, and a looking glass, “and ½ of my land at the New City Island.” I leave to my grandson, Stephen Williams, a cow and calf; To my daughter, Eleanor Williams, ½ of my land on New City Island, and ½ of my other monies. I make my friend, Benjamin Drake, and my wife Sarah, executors.
Witnesses, Samuel Sneden, Moses Drake, Philip Huestis. Proved, December 12, 1769.
source: Collections of the New York Historical Society for the Year 1898; Abstracts of Wills on File at the Surrogate's Office, City of New York. Volume 7, June 6, 1766-November 29, 1771. New York, NY: The New York Historical Society, 1899.
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