SARAH BLACK WILL, BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY

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This Will came from COLONIAL HISTORY OF THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY, VOLUME IV - 1761-1770

Edited by A. Van Doren Honeyman of Committee on Colonial Documents, published in 1928. Pages
43-44

1760, June 21. Black, Sarah, of Chesterfield Twsp., Burlington Co.; will of. Son, Samuel 10
pounds. Son Edward, 12 pounds. Daughter, Mary Pope, 10 pounds. Daughter, Ann Wright, 10 pounds.
Grandsons, Ezra Black, John Black, William Black, Joseph Pope, Nathaniel Pope, John Pope,
Thomas Wright, Abner Wright, Amos Wright and John Black (son of Thomas) 8 pounds. Grandson,
Edward Black, (son of William), 62 pounds. Grandson, John Black (son of Edward), 8 pounds.
Granddaughters, Hannah and Sarah Gaunt, 18 pounds each. Granddaughter, Achsah Black, 6 pounds.
Granddaughters, Ann Black and Ann Wright, 6 pounds each. Granddaughter, Elizabeth Wright, bed.
Son-in-law, Samuel Gaunt, and my daugher-in-laws, Mary Black of Springfield, Mary Black of
Mansfield, and Amy Potts, 5 shillings each. To Chesterfield Monthly Meeting, 5 pounds.
Daughters, Mary Pope and Ann Wright, my apparel. Executors - son-in-law and daughter, Amos
Wright and Ann Wright, his wife, and, if they die, then their son, Abner Wright. Witnesses -
Edward Rockhill and Elizabeth Rockhill. Proved Sept. 27, 1769. Lib. 14, p. 189.