SECOND WIFE of Rev. Isaac Sergeant. This Might Be Mary Richards - from family papers, no marriage record found so far.
Passage taken from his will of 1806: I do by this my last will and Testament give grant [enfroff?enforss?] devise and bequeath one square lot of Land where I buried my second wife for a public buring [sic] ground to contain one quarter of an acre beginning on the cross road running from the main road to Mr. Isaac [Deehers] the southern most line to run from said road and to leave my wives grave to the left hand about six or eight feet and to run so far back as to make one square quarter of an acre which quarter of an acre of Land I give absolutely and positively to the public forever for the use above named.
Passage taken from his will of 1806: I do by this my last will and Testament give grant [enfroff?enforss?] devise and bequeath one square lot of Land where I buried my second wife for a public buring [sic] ground to contain one quarter of an acre beginning on the cross road running from the main road to Mr. Isaac [Deehers] the southern most line to run from said road and to leave my wives grave to the left hand about six or eight feet and to run so far back as to make one square quarter of an acre which quarter of an acre of Land I give absolutely and positively to the public forever for the use above named.
SECOND WIFE of Rev. Isaac Sergeant. This Might Be Mary Richards - from family papers, no marriage record found so far.
Passage taken from his will of 1806: I do by this my last will and Testament give grant [enfroff?enforss?] devise and bequeath one square lot of Land where I buried my second wife for a public buring [sic] ground to contain one quarter of an acre beginning on the cross road running from the main road to Mr. Isaac [Deehers] the southern most line to run from said road and to leave my wives grave to the left hand about six or eight feet and to run so far back as to make one square quarter of an acre which quarter of an acre of Land I give absolutely and positively to the public forever for the use above named.
Passage taken from his will of 1806: I do by this my last will and Testament give grant [enfroff?enforss?] devise and bequeath one square lot of Land where I buried my second wife for a public buring [sic] ground to contain one quarter of an acre beginning on the cross road running from the main road to Mr. Isaac [Deehers] the southern most line to run from said road and to leave my wives grave to the left hand about six or eight feet and to run so far back as to make one square quarter of an acre which quarter of an acre of Land I give absolutely and positively to the public forever for the use above named.
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