Thomas Wynne was buried 1mo/Mar 17, 1692.

Pursuant to Philadelphia Monthly Meeting Minutes dated 26 Feb 1692: "There being a difference between George Keith & John Day, (schism), the mtg requests Thomas Lloyd, Thomas Wynne, John Delavall & William Gabitas, or any 3, to end the same." [He was still then living]

See Julian calendar (in use from 45BC to 1582 AD) for numerical-to-nominal translation; the 1st month of the year was March. England, Wales, Ireland and the British colonies did not adopt the 1582 reformed Gregorian calendar until 1752.

Will #79, PA Will Bk A, pg 200, 201, 202

Will of Thomas Wynne, Philadelphia, PA - signed 1mo/Mar 15, 1691

In the name of God, Amen, I Thomas Wynne of Philadelphia in the Province of Pennsilvania practitioner in Physick &c being sick & weake in Body but of sound & perfect mynd and memory and Considering the frailty of man yt uncertainty of death and the uncertainty of the
time when, doe make & ordaine this my Last Will & testamt in maner & forme following vzt
As to what Estate god hath Blessed me with in (my Just debts being first paid & sattisfied) I
give devise & bequeath as followeth. –

Imps’ I doe hereby give & devise unto my dear and well beloved wife Elizabeth Wynne all that
my messuage & plantacon with the Appurtenance wheron my family now dwelleth scituate lying
and being near the towne of Lewis in the County Sussex, during the terme of her Naturall Life,
And after her decease to my Sonn Jonathan - Wynne his Heires & assignes for ever.

Item- I give & bequeath unto my sd sonn Jonathan - All that my Plantation with the appurtenances therunto belonging in Cedar Creeke in the sd County of Sussex containing about two hundred acres of Land to hold to him & his Heires for ever from & Imediatly after my deceased,

Item-I doe give & bequeath unto my Children now in America (vzt) Jonathan Mary Rebecca Sidney Hanah , one moiety or half part of my psonal Estate (my negro being by mee Intended & include as such) to bee divided amongst them within two yeares after my decease according to the descresion of my Overseeres herein after mentioned, Butt in Regard that some of my children are already better provided for & in a hope fuller way of Living then others I doe therefore in a more Pticular- Maner recomend my sonn Jonathan & my daughters Mary Rebecca & Hannah to the care & disposal of my sd Overseeres. And for my daughter Tabitha now in Europe and thee hath all ready suffieiently-partaked of my ffatherly care & tenderness of her & as the Last mark of my Love I doe hereby give-and bequeath unto her the sum of ffifty shillings.
Lastly I doe give & bequeath unto my sd deare and well beloved wife Elizabeth the other moiety of my Psonall Estate of wt nature or kinde soever Ad doe Constitute & appoint her Executrix of this my Last will & Testamt And Where as there has been a Certaine bond entred into by mee . . .

[viz / vzt - Latin "videlicet" – namely]

Page 202 - PA Will Book A

. . . wch having been thus Respectively proved allowed and insinuated is Registered in the office of Regr Genll..[The originall in the same remaining,] and att the Request of the sd Elizabeth Wynne Exect’r in the said Last will & Testam’t named; I doe by these psents give & comit unto the sd Elizabeth
Wyne full Power & Lawfull Authority well & truly to administer upon all & Singular the Rights goods & Credits of the sd dceeased in any manor of way to him belonging or his sd Last will & testamt concerning being & remaining within the Jurisdicon of the sd Regr Genll. Shee the sd Elizabeth Wynn having given bond with good & sufficient security in the sum of five hundred Pounds Lawfull money of the sd Province not only to Excute the sd Last Will & testamt according to law and to pay the debts & severall Legacies therin bequeathed as Righs
is, and a Plaine & true Inventorie & Conscionable Appraism’t of all & Singular the sd Goods Rights & Credtis of the sd deceased within the Jurisdicon of the sd Regr Genll to make & exhibit into this Office as the same shall come to her knowledge wch wch is to bee delivered by Indenture at or before the 20th day of the 4 mo: next ensuing the date herof
But allsoe a Just & true acct to Rendr upon her Solemn attestacon & declaration of her doings in the Execution thereof on or before the twentieth day of the second mo: 1693 or when ever after her shall bee Lawfully called thereunto by the Reg’r Gen’ll for the time being;
Dated at the office of Reg’r Gen’ll for Probate of Wills & granting administrant for the Province of Pensilvania & Counties annexed att Philadelphia afor’sd the day & yeare above abovement’d
under the hand of the the Dept: & seale of the sd Office
signed Franc’s Rawle Dept R

Page 201, PA Will Book A

. . . to Sam’ll Buttall my Brother in Law For paym’t of 50 £ and there now remaines unpd thereof the sum of twenty five Pounds Principall money, Now my will & meaning that my message & Plantation near Lewis towne shall bee chargeable with the Paymt there of in case the sd bond bee isued & And I doe request and desire my dear friend Thomas Lloyd dep’t Gov’r of this Province & Griffith Owen to bee overseers of this my Last will & Tes bee aiding and asisting to my sd dear wife in the pformance & due Execution of the same according to the true Intent & meaning therof

In Wittness wherof I have here unto sett my hand & Seale this fifteenth day of the first mo: 1691 Thom’s Wynne

Sealed Published and declared in the P’sence of us ~
Arthur Cooke
Phinehas Pemberton
Richard Thomas
Theor Roberts
Mary Holme

Lttrs Adminst on the Estate of Tho: Wynne
Samuell Jennings Reger Genll for the Province of Pensilvania & Counties, anexed To all whome There Psents shall come Sendeth Greeting

Know yee that I the sd Samll Jennings doe by the Psents Certifie that this Twentyeth day of the 2nd mo in the Yeare of the Reigne of Wm & Mary King & Queen of England &c and in the, of the Governmt of Wm Penn Absolute Proprietor & Chief Govr over the sd Province in America anno domi 1692. At & in Philadelphia Within the sd Province Elizabeth Wynn Executrix after named did Produce & exhibit the Last will & testamt of Thomas Wynne of Philadelphia practitioner in Physick &c late deceased, dated the 15th day of the first mo 1691/2 and according to the Laws & Customs of the sd Province did Solemnly declare the same was the Last Will & testamt of the sd Thomas Wynn deceased and did allsoe pduce Arthur Cooke, Richd Thomas & Mary Holme ----
Wittnesses therunto who in Like Manor [viva voce] Prove the same to bee by the testamt last sealed Published & declared to be the Last will & Testemt of the said deceased wch . . .


[viva voce - oral rather than written]

William Penn top of block

Thomas Wynne 5 houses down end block