WILL OF PHILIP CLINE, SUSSEX, NEW JERSEY

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1784, June 17.  Cline, Philip, of Greenwich Township, Sussex Co.; will of.  Son, Godfrey Klyne, place he
  lives on.  Wife, Mary, 300 and to be provided for.  Son, Jacob, plantation that joins the Straw Tavern, on
  which he lives, and he is to pay to Godfrey Kline, Sr., £50.  Daughter, Catherine Miller, and her children
  by her former husband, Christopher Einsley, whose names are Philip, Christopher, John, Godfrey, Margaret,
  Lena, Mary and Rachel, land that joins Godfrey Kline, Jr.  Children, Jacob, Godfrey, John, Catherine, Lena
  and Margaret, money from sale of goods.  Daughter, Charity Patterson, 10 shillings, and no more.
  Grandchildren, Jacob and William, children of my daughter, Charity and William Patterson, 5 each.
  Grandson, John Patterson, a house and one acre, joining plantation where my son, Jacob, lives.
  Executor--son, John.  Witnesses--Henry Malick, George Segrave, Balser Domer.  Proved Dec. 15, 1784. 1784,
  Nov. 29.  Inventory, made by John Scholey and Joseph Hixson.          Lib. 37, p. 511