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Will
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Will of John ChadsBirmingham Township10/10/1760 November 20, 1760 To wife Elizabeth, tract where I now live, joining land of Isaac Harvey, containing 40 acres; at her death to my cousin Joseph Davis and his heirs, also ₤30. To cousin Sarah Chalfant ₤35. To Hannah, wife of Joseph Davis 20 shillings. To cousin William Baily, for use of his children, ₤30. To cousin Elizabeth Pugh ₤20. To cousin Susanna Dougherty ₤10. To cousin Mordecai Cloud ₤30. To cousin John Neils ₤30. To cousin Betty, alias Elizabeth Painter ₤20. To cousin Mary Peterson ₤30. To cousin Joseph Pyle ₤5. To cousin Eleanor Robinson ₤20. To cousin Mary Leard ₤5. To cousin John Pyle ₤20. To cousin Sarah Pyle ₤20. To cousin William Pyle ₤60. To cousin Ralph Pyle ₤650 and wearing apparel. To Keziah, wife of Amos Harvey ½ of bond of about ₤90 which said Amos owes me if he will pay it without compulsion, but no suit at law to be brought against him for it. Executors to sell tract of land in Marlborough, also tract in Birmingham containing 14 ¾ acres. Remainder to Joseph Davis and Ralph Pyle. Executor: Joseph Davis Witnesses: Isaac Harvey, Henry Hayes, Ann Hayes. The following are excerpts from the Pennsylvania Gazette, a newspaper published in Philadelphia from 1738 to 1800. October 15, 1761 Philadelphia, October 12, 1761 N.B. Said Davis has a Plantation to sell, in the East end of East Marlborough, Chester County, containing 152 Acres of good Land, with Improvements. The Title and Terms may be known, by applying to the Subscriber, in West Marlborough, and County aforesaid. January 22, 1761 January 7th, 1761. January 29, 1761 Philadelphia, January 29, 1761. Likewise to be sold, on the 11th Day of the said Month
(March) at the Dwelling house of John Baldwin, in Kennet
Township, in the said County, one other certain Tract of land,
situated in East Marlborough, in the said County, containing
152 Acres of good Land; about 100 Acres of Upland already
cleared; some Meadow already made, and more to make; a good
bearing Orchard, and Frame Barn. The Title also indisputable.
Attendance, and reasonable Credit, will be given by
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