Last Will & Testament for Rev. William Smith, D. D. (1727-1803)
Page Six Cont.:
'…and devise that a decent tomb stone may be erected over the grave of my dear deceased son Thomas Duncan Smith; expressive of that parental affection which he enjoyed and deserved during his life; and the singular estimation in which he was held as a physician and the first Magistrate elected by the inhabitants of the County of Huntingdon after its erection; …'
Page Six Cont.:
'…and devise that a decent tomb stone may be erected over the grave of my dear deceased son Thomas Duncan Smith; expressive of that parental affection which he enjoyed and deserved during his life; and the singular estimation in which he was held as a physician and the first Magistrate elected by the inhabitants of the County of Huntingdon after its erection; …'
Last Will & Testament for Rev. William Smith, D. D. (1727-1803)
Page Six Cont.:
'…and devise that a decent tomb stone may be erected over the grave of my dear deceased son Thomas Duncan Smith; expressive of that parental affection which he enjoyed and deserved during his life; and the singular estimation in which he was held as a physician and the first Magistrate elected by the inhabitants of the County of Huntingdon after its erection; …'
Page Six Cont.:
'…and devise that a decent tomb stone may be erected over the grave of my dear deceased son Thomas Duncan Smith; expressive of that parental affection which he enjoyed and deserved during his life; and the singular estimation in which he was held as a physician and the first Magistrate elected by the inhabitants of the County of Huntingdon after its erection; …'
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