WILL: Elizabeth Frederick; Monroe, Orange co., NY
surname: Frederick, Chase, White

submitted by Lil Heselton (lhess @ axionet.com)
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The will of Elizabeth Frederick as copied by Lil Heselton from a certified
copy from the Orange county surrogate Court. Liber R Page 292 1852
Will of Elizabeth Frederick
June 3, 1851/Jan19, 1852

"I, Elizabeth Frederick, of the town of Monroe, county of Orange, state of New
York, widow of Jacob Frederick, of the Town aforesaid, deceased, being
advanced in age but of sound disposing mind and memory do make publish and
declare this instrument in writing for my last will and testament in manner
and form as follows. First, I order and direct all my just debts, funeral and
other necessary expenses to be paid by my executors, hereinafter named, in as
short a time as may be convenient after my decease. Second, I give and
bequeath unto Martha L. Chase now living with me all the residue of my estate
both real and personal to he her heirs and assigns forever by her paying the
following legacies: to Hannah White the sum of fifty dollars, to my son, John
Frederick, the sum of five dollars and all of the above legacies to be paid in
two years after my decease. Lastly, I do hereby nominate, constitute and
appoint Demarest Haring and James Smith executors of this my last will and
testament hereby revoking all former wills by me, made declaring this to be my
last. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my name this seventh day of June
1851. " Elizabeth Fredericks- her mark.