Dutchess County ,Hyde Park NyArchives Wills.....Howland, Timothy December 30, 1829
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Source: Hyda Park Will Book I, Pg 402
Written: December 30, 1829
Recorded: November 25, 1833

Will of Timothy Howland, Dutchess County, New York, Hyde Park Will Book I, page 
402.  
Transcribed from SAMPUBCO copy by Bruce M. & Meredith Smith 04 August  2006.  

  
In the name of God Amen, I Timothy Howland of the town of Hyde Park and 
County of Dutchess being of sound mind memory age & understanding, blessed be 
God 
for the same do make and publish this my last Will and Testamentin manner and 
form following that is 
to say  First – I do order and direct that all my just debts and funeral charges 
be first paid 
out of my personal Estate except such a part as shall be herein after disposed 
of and in 
case of a deficiency of assets for that that purpose I hereby authorize and 
empower my 
Executors hereinafter named to sell all or so much of my real estate as may be 
sufficient 
to make up the deficiency, of legal assets and to make and execute a deed or 
deeds for 
the same and generally to do and perform all acts necessary to affectuate my 
intentions.  
Secondly – I order my said Executors hereinafter named to sell and dispose of 
all of my 
Real Estate as soon after my decease as they shall think proper for the benefit 
of my 
said children herein-after named.  Thirdly – I hereby give devise and bequeath 
unto my 
five sons Joseph M., Solomon, Henry, Timothy and William the sum of five hundred 
dollars to each and every one of them respectively to them and their lines 
forever and 
that my son Joseph M. has been paid the sum of five hundred dollars, which is in 
lieu of 
the above named legacy.  Fourthly – I hereby give devise and bequeath unto my 
six 
daughters Deally, Cornealy, Cyntha, Mariah, Caroline and Julian the sum of three 
hundred and sixty-six dollars to each and every one of them to them and their 
heirs 
forever and to my daughter Deally has been paid three hundred and sixty-six 
dollars 
which is In lieu of the above named legacy and that my daughter Cornelia has 
been paid 
three hundred and sixty-six dollars which hah been paid in lieu of the above 
legacy and 
that my daughter Cyntha has been paid three hundred and sixty-six dollars in 
lieu of the 
above legacy also that the above named legacys which have not been paid shall be 
paid to my said children respectively at the lawful age of twenty-one years if 
my property 
be sold by my executors.  Fifthly – I hereby give and bequeath unto my said 
daughters 
above named all my household furniture to be equally divided share and share 
alike.  
Sixthly – I hereby order that after paying all my just debts and the above named 
legacys 
that the residue and remainder of my estate shall be equally divided with all my 
above 
named children share and share alike to them and their heirs forever.  Also I 
hereby 
appoint Stephen Briggs, Henry Frost and my son Joseph M. Howland my Executors 
and 
I also appoint these my executors as guardians of my minor children respectively 
declaring that this be my last Will and Testament hereby revoking all former 
Wills by me 
at any time heretofore made in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and 
seal 
this thirtyeth day of twelfth month in the year of our Lord one thousand Eight 
hundred 
and twenty-nine. 
		Timothy Howland  SS
	Signed in the presence of us as witnesses 
		Nathaniel Arnold, Nehemiah Hoag and Elias Alley	
	
Whereas I Timothy Howland of the Town of Hyde Park and Dutches County have 
made my last Will and Testament in writing bearing date the thirteenth of 
twelfth 
month one thousand Eight hundred twenty nine.  Now I do by this my writing which 
I 
hereby declare to be a codicil to my said Will to be taken as part thereof 
direct that three 
hundred dollars and sixty-six dollars named in the above Will has been paid unto 
my 
daughter Caroline as part of her dower and lastly it is my desire that this my 
present 
codicil be made part of my last Will and Testament to all intents and purposes 
in witness 
whreof I have set my hand and seal the sixteenth of fifth month one thousand 
Eight 
hundred and thirty-three.
		Timothy Howland SS
	Signed sealed and declared to be a codicil annexed to his said last Will 
and 
Testament in the presence of Daniel Briggs and Henry Briggs    

Will and codicil proved 25 November 1833 in Dutchess County Surrogate Court   


Additional Comments:
This will is very light and difficult to read, but it is clear that it was 
executed the "thirtyeth" day; the codicil appears to say the will was executed 
the "thirteenth" day, but it could be the "thirteeyth" day.

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