Will Abstract
January 8, 1817 - Moore, Daniel - of Hopewell, Cumberland County
Wife (Anna) - her dower right in personal estate
Other personal estate to be sold and debts paid
Remainder to 3 daughters - Phebe Cake, Sarah Fithian, and Ann Moore, and to granddaughter, Almeda Moore
Grandsons - William and George (sons of deceased son Moses), the place in Deerfield Township, as left to me by my father, on which their mother now lives.
Eleanor, widow of my son Moses - to have her right of dower in said place for life
Said grandsons to have also piece of cedar swamp in Gloucester County, purchased of Dr. Isaac Harris.
To Oliver Brooks who now lives with me - my sorrel horse
Son John - place where I now live - also my right in the grist mill and land which I hold in partnership with Mrs. Minch - also about 48 acres of swamp and cripple near the mill - also 2 pieces of meadow in Holmes tract, he paying my daughter, Ann, $700
Executrix - daughter Ann
Proved February 11, 1817
January 8, 1817 - Moore, Daniel - of Hopewell, Cumberland County
Wife (Anna) - her dower right in personal estate
Other personal estate to be sold and debts paid
Remainder to 3 daughters - Phebe Cake, Sarah Fithian, and Ann Moore, and to granddaughter, Almeda Moore
Grandsons - William and George (sons of deceased son Moses), the place in Deerfield Township, as left to me by my father, on which their mother now lives.
Eleanor, widow of my son Moses - to have her right of dower in said place for life
Said grandsons to have also piece of cedar swamp in Gloucester County, purchased of Dr. Isaac Harris.
To Oliver Brooks who now lives with me - my sorrel horse
Son John - place where I now live - also my right in the grist mill and land which I hold in partnership with Mrs. Minch - also about 48 acres of swamp and cripple near the mill - also 2 pieces of meadow in Holmes tract, he paying my daughter, Ann, $700
Executrix - daughter Ann
Proved February 11, 1817
Will Abstract
January 8, 1817 - Moore, Daniel - of Hopewell, Cumberland County
Wife (Anna) - her dower right in personal estate
Other personal estate to be sold and debts paid
Remainder to 3 daughters - Phebe Cake, Sarah Fithian, and Ann Moore, and to granddaughter, Almeda Moore
Grandsons - William and George (sons of deceased son Moses), the place in Deerfield Township, as left to me by my father, on which their mother now lives.
Eleanor, widow of my son Moses - to have her right of dower in said place for life
Said grandsons to have also piece of cedar swamp in Gloucester County, purchased of Dr. Isaac Harris.
To Oliver Brooks who now lives with me - my sorrel horse
Son John - place where I now live - also my right in the grist mill and land which I hold in partnership with Mrs. Minch - also about 48 acres of swamp and cripple near the mill - also 2 pieces of meadow in Holmes tract, he paying my daughter, Ann, $700
Executrix - daughter Ann
Proved February 11, 1817
January 8, 1817 - Moore, Daniel - of Hopewell, Cumberland County
Wife (Anna) - her dower right in personal estate
Other personal estate to be sold and debts paid
Remainder to 3 daughters - Phebe Cake, Sarah Fithian, and Ann Moore, and to granddaughter, Almeda Moore
Grandsons - William and George (sons of deceased son Moses), the place in Deerfield Township, as left to me by my father, on which their mother now lives.
Eleanor, widow of my son Moses - to have her right of dower in said place for life
Said grandsons to have also piece of cedar swamp in Gloucester County, purchased of Dr. Isaac Harris.
To Oliver Brooks who now lives with me - my sorrel horse
Son John - place where I now live - also my right in the grist mill and land which I hold in partnership with Mrs. Minch - also about 48 acres of swamp and cripple near the mill - also 2 pieces of meadow in Holmes tract, he paying my daughter, Ann, $700
Executrix - daughter Ann
Proved February 11, 1817
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In his 66th year
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Married Anna Russell March 3, 1772 Cumberland County, NJ
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