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| − | :On 16 Apr 1741, a bond of £300 was issued to Jonathan Page with William Page and | + | :On 16 Apr 1741, a bond of £300 was issued to Jonathan Page with William Page and '''Jonathan Whitney''', all yeomen of Lunenburg, as sureties. The name of Nathaniel Page had been written in as a surety but crossed out [178:438]. |
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| − | :Samuel Read filed accounts covering the years 1752 thru 1756 [5:84-88], and 1756 thru 1759 [5:354, 6:412], but on 11 May 1761 a £500 bond was issued to Mary Clark, widow, with Samuel Read and Moses Mitchell, all of Lunenburg, as sureties [176:198], and the Court appointed | + | :Samuel Read filed accounts covering the years 1752 thru 1756 [5:84-88], and 1756 thru 1759 [5:354, 6:412], but on 11 May 1761 a £500 bond was issued to Mary Clark, widow, with Samuel Read and Moses Mitchell, all of Lunenburg, as sureties [176:198], and the Court appointed '''Moses Whitney''', Silas Farnsworth and Eleazer Houghton, all of Lunenburg to appraise the estate [468:444]. |
| − | :The report of | + | :The report of '''Whitney''', Farnsworth and Houghton, allowed 10 June 1762, included the homestead farm of 104 acres, several small lots in Lunenburg, a lot in Townsend of 112 acres, and furnishings, stock, etc., for a total worth of £1,111:08 [7:576]. |
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| − | Copyright © 2002, 2006, The Whitney Research Group | + | Copyright © 2002, 2006, The [[Whitney Research Group]] |
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Archives > Archive:Extracts > Archive:The Mayflower Descendant > Mayflower Descendant, Volume 46
Pizziferri, Shirley Robinson, "Early Worcester County Probate Records," Mayflower Descendant, vol. XLVI (1996), pp. 21-24.
[p. 22]
- On 16 Apr 1741, a bond of £300 was issued to Jonathan Page with William Page and Jonathan Whitney, all yeomen of Lunenburg, as sureties. The name of Nathaniel Page had been written in as a surety but crossed out [178:438].
[p. 23]
- Samuel Read filed accounts covering the years 1752 thru 1756 [5:84-88], and 1756 thru 1759 [5:354, 6:412], but on 11 May 1761 a £500 bond was issued to Mary Clark, widow, with Samuel Read and Moses Mitchell, all of Lunenburg, as sureties [176:198], and the Court appointed Moses Whitney, Silas Farnsworth and Eleazer Houghton, all of Lunenburg to appraise the estate [468:444].
- The report of Whitney, Farnsworth and Houghton, allowed 10 June 1762, included the homestead farm of 104 acres, several small lots in Lunenburg, a lot in Townsend of 112 acres, and furnishings, stock, etc., for a total worth of £1,111:08 [7:576].
Copyright © 2002, 2006, The Whitney Research Group
