CLARK: James 1800
of Greenwich Parish, sick
wife, Florence
sons, James, John, Michael, Samuel & Robert* (* under 21 in 1800)
daughters: Mary, Anna
25 Mar 1800 - filed 28 Nov 1826
witnesses: James Brittain & Donald Urquhart
Samuel Clark granted Administration
Estate: 200 acres (lot 33) 300 pounds / 2 dwelling houses, 1 barn 50
pounds at Greenwich 26 Dec 1826
John Brittain & Joseph Brittain
CLARK: Walter - 1818
of Springfield Parish, yeoman, sick
mother, Jane Clark
sister, Mary Davis
sister, Elizabeth Sherwood
brother, Alexander Clark
daughter and son of late sister: Jennett Hilesham
Sarah Davis
Alexander Stidolph
2 Jan 1818 filed 19 Sep 1818
wit: W. B. [Haines/Harris], William Clark, James Embree Davis
Ex: Caleb Davis, Senr. & h/s John Davis
Inventory 16 Sep 1818, Caleb Davis, W. B. Harves > Appraisers
COLE - John 1824
Parish of Westfield, Kings Co. Died Intestate. Administration granted
8 November 1824 to James COLE and Isaac STEVENS. Fellow bondsmen Stephen
STEVENS and David HAMM, all of Kings County. Inventory, dated 5 July 1824,
valued about 53 pounds by Matthew HAMM, John SMITH and David HAMM.
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COFFEY: Richard 1845
Kingston Parish / Date of will: 20 Jan 1845
Executors: Sons: James Coffey and Henry Coffey
Witnesses: John Brittain, Walter F. Brittain
This is the last Will and Testament of me Richard Coffey of the Parish
of Kingston in Kings County, Yeoman - made in the manner following - that
is to say ---
First - I give and devise unto my sons William
Coffey and Robert Coffey a;; and singular the Farm or Lot of Land situate
in the same Parish of Kingston purchased by me from the late Walter Bates
deceased and whereon I now reside, to hold to them, their Heird and Assigns
forever as Tenants in Common and not as joint tenants -
Secondly - I give to my son William Coffey all that
certain Lot of Land Situate on the Shepody Road in the Parish of Upham
granted to me by the Crown and Known in the Grant thereof as Lot Number
four (No. 4) containing One hundred Acres more or less - to him his Heirs
Assigns forever -
Thirdly - I give and devise unto my second son Robert
Coffey all that certain Lot of Land situate on the said Shepody Road in
the said parish of Upham and Known in the said Grant from the Crown as
Lot Number three, his Heirs and Assigns forever - the same containing One
hundred Acres more or less -
Fourthly - I give and bequeath unto my dearly beloved
wife Mary Coffey all the household furniture that I may [still] possed
of to be at her sole disposal And I do Will and direct that my said sons
William and Robert shall out of the property given to them by this Will
pay to their Mother the sum of Ten pounds Currency annually during her
natural life and provide for her a comfortable home during her life. Provided
she accepts the above annuity in lieu of any clain of Dower in my Real
Estate, And as to the rest and residue of my personal Estate I give and
bequeath the same unto my said Sons William and Robert to be equally divided
between them.
Fithly - I give and bequeath to my sons James Coffey
John Coffey Henry Coffey and Richard Coffey the sum of five shillings each
to be paid to them by my said sons William and Robert, also I give to my
daughter Margaret the Wife of James Rafferty the sum of five Shillings
to be paid by the aforesaid - And
Lastly I do nominate and appoint my said sons James
Coffey and Henry Coffey to be Executors of this my last Will and Testament.
In witness whereof I hereunto Set my hand and seal this twenyth day of
January 1845
Signed: Richard Coffey
Witness: John Brittain and Walter F. Brittain |
