Abstracts of Wills Vol III 1730-1744
Pg 406
Page 112.--In the name of God, Amen. I, JOSEPH HULL, of Southold, in Suffolk County, being sick. I leave to my endeared wife, Prudence Hull, two lots of land in Southold, bounded north by William Reeve, east by road, south by my own land, and west by a lane, And 1/2 my meadow land in Southold, while she continues my widow; Also 6. 10s. and my riding horse, 1 yoke of oxen, 1/2 my sheep and swine, and all growing grain, and 1/3 of household goods. I leave to my son Daniel, all the rest of my real estate, except 16 acres, to be taken off of my four 7 acre lots, and my land adjoining thereto. I leave to my daughter, Sarah Horton, 10. The 16 acres of land I have reserved, and all my land and meadows at Cupsogue and the beach, which I purchased of Major Smith and the Inhabitants of Southampton, and my negro man "Titus," are to be sold by my executors, and the money put out for the benefit of my daughters, Mary, Prudence, and Elizabeth, till they are of age. I make my wife Prudence, and my son Daniel, and my friend, Uriah Terry, executors.
Dated April 9, 1743. Witnesses, Benjamin Horton, Lemuel Mapes, W. Nicoll. Proved, July 18, 1743.
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WILL SUMMARY
Dates: Written: 04/09/1743; Proved 07/18/1743
Wife: Prudence - living in 1743
Sons: Daniel
Daughters: Sarah Horton, Mary, Prudence, Elizabeth (last 3 under age)
Executors: my wife Prudence, and my son Daniel, and my friend, Uriah Terry
Witnesses: Benjamin Horton, Lemuel Mapes, W. Nicoll
Pg 406
Page 112.--In the name of God, Amen. I, JOSEPH HULL, of Southold, in Suffolk County, being sick. I leave to my endeared wife, Prudence Hull, two lots of land in Southold, bounded north by William Reeve, east by road, south by my own land, and west by a lane, And 1/2 my meadow land in Southold, while she continues my widow; Also 6. 10s. and my riding horse, 1 yoke of oxen, 1/2 my sheep and swine, and all growing grain, and 1/3 of household goods. I leave to my son Daniel, all the rest of my real estate, except 16 acres, to be taken off of my four 7 acre lots, and my land adjoining thereto. I leave to my daughter, Sarah Horton, 10. The 16 acres of land I have reserved, and all my land and meadows at Cupsogue and the beach, which I purchased of Major Smith and the Inhabitants of Southampton, and my negro man "Titus," are to be sold by my executors, and the money put out for the benefit of my daughters, Mary, Prudence, and Elizabeth, till they are of age. I make my wife Prudence, and my son Daniel, and my friend, Uriah Terry, executors.
Dated April 9, 1743. Witnesses, Benjamin Horton, Lemuel Mapes, W. Nicoll. Proved, July 18, 1743.
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WILL SUMMARY
Dates: Written: 04/09/1743; Proved 07/18/1743
Wife: Prudence - living in 1743
Sons: Daniel
Daughters: Sarah Horton, Mary, Prudence, Elizabeth (last 3 under age)
Executors: my wife Prudence, and my son Daniel, and my friend, Uriah Terry
Witnesses: Benjamin Horton, Lemuel Mapes, W. Nicoll
Abstracts of Wills Vol III 1730-1744
Pg 406
Page 112.--In the name of God, Amen. I, JOSEPH HULL, of Southold, in Suffolk County, being sick. I leave to my endeared wife, Prudence Hull, two lots of land in Southold, bounded north by William Reeve, east by road, south by my own land, and west by a lane, And 1/2 my meadow land in Southold, while she continues my widow; Also 6. 10s. and my riding horse, 1 yoke of oxen, 1/2 my sheep and swine, and all growing grain, and 1/3 of household goods. I leave to my son Daniel, all the rest of my real estate, except 16 acres, to be taken off of my four 7 acre lots, and my land adjoining thereto. I leave to my daughter, Sarah Horton, 10. The 16 acres of land I have reserved, and all my land and meadows at Cupsogue and the beach, which I purchased of Major Smith and the Inhabitants of Southampton, and my negro man "Titus," are to be sold by my executors, and the money put out for the benefit of my daughters, Mary, Prudence, and Elizabeth, till they are of age. I make my wife Prudence, and my son Daniel, and my friend, Uriah Terry, executors.
Dated April 9, 1743. Witnesses, Benjamin Horton, Lemuel Mapes, W. Nicoll. Proved, July 18, 1743.
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WILL SUMMARY
Dates: Written: 04/09/1743; Proved 07/18/1743
Wife: Prudence - living in 1743
Sons: Daniel
Daughters: Sarah Horton, Mary, Prudence, Elizabeth (last 3 under age)
Executors: my wife Prudence, and my son Daniel, and my friend, Uriah Terry
Witnesses: Benjamin Horton, Lemuel Mapes, W. Nicoll
Pg 406
Page 112.--In the name of God, Amen. I, JOSEPH HULL, of Southold, in Suffolk County, being sick. I leave to my endeared wife, Prudence Hull, two lots of land in Southold, bounded north by William Reeve, east by road, south by my own land, and west by a lane, And 1/2 my meadow land in Southold, while she continues my widow; Also 6. 10s. and my riding horse, 1 yoke of oxen, 1/2 my sheep and swine, and all growing grain, and 1/3 of household goods. I leave to my son Daniel, all the rest of my real estate, except 16 acres, to be taken off of my four 7 acre lots, and my land adjoining thereto. I leave to my daughter, Sarah Horton, 10. The 16 acres of land I have reserved, and all my land and meadows at Cupsogue and the beach, which I purchased of Major Smith and the Inhabitants of Southampton, and my negro man "Titus," are to be sold by my executors, and the money put out for the benefit of my daughters, Mary, Prudence, and Elizabeth, till they are of age. I make my wife Prudence, and my son Daniel, and my friend, Uriah Terry, executors.
Dated April 9, 1743. Witnesses, Benjamin Horton, Lemuel Mapes, W. Nicoll. Proved, July 18, 1743.
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WILL SUMMARY
Dates: Written: 04/09/1743; Proved 07/18/1743
Wife: Prudence - living in 1743
Sons: Daniel
Daughters: Sarah Horton, Mary, Prudence, Elizabeth (last 3 under age)
Executors: my wife Prudence, and my son Daniel, and my friend, Uriah Terry
Witnesses: Benjamin Horton, Lemuel Mapes, W. Nicoll
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HERE LYES THE BODY OF Mr JOSEPH HULL AGED 58 YEARS & 21 DAYS DIED APRIL THE 16th 1743
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