Wills: Will of Thomas Boring, (1752) Baltimore County, Maryland

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Will of Thomas Boreing; Source: Baltimore Co. Wills Book 2(MdHR 11611/2 2/28/12/23 
pp 331-332 )

In the fear of Almighty God, it seemeth good to me Thomas Boreing of Baltimore County 
in Province of Maryland, to make this for my last Will & Testament relateing to what God 
hath blesst me with in this world being at this time in sound disposing mind, memory 
manner and form following 

Eitem I give and bequeath unto my son James Boreing One shilling Sterling and no more 
of my Personal Estate.

Eitem I give and bequeath unto my dear wife Elizabeth Boreing Fifty acres of land called 
Cucheals Point with all the premises and appurtances thereunto belonging and at the time 
of her decease I give and bequeath the same afsd land and appurtances to my Son Rubin 
Boreing, his heirs and assigns forever. 

I ordain, appoint and constitute my dear wife Eliza afsd my sole Excex of this my last will 
and testament having made no other. In witness whereof I have hereunto sett my hand and 
seal this 30th day of May 1752.

Signed, sealed and acknowledged to be his last will and testament in the presence of us; 
Joseph Taylor, Edw'd Stevenson, Jr., Richard Daughaday:
Signed; Thomas Boring (Seal)

May the 1lth, 1761, Joseph Taylor and Richard Daughaday makes their solomn 
affirmations that they saw the testator Thomas Boreing sign the within will and heard him 
publish and declare the same to be his last will & testament that at the time of his so doing 
he was to the best of their apprehension of sound and disposing mind & memory, that they 
subscribed their names as witnesses to the sd will in the presence of the testator and they 
both affirm they saw the other witness Edward Stevenson, Jr. sign his name as a witness 
all in the presence of the sd testator and at his request. Affirmed before William Young, D. 
Commissioner, Baltimore County.