Wills: Will of Isaac Taylor (1728): Delaware County, PA

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TAYLOR, ISAAC. 
Thornbury Township. 
Occupation: Practitioner of Physick.
Written: May 14, 1728. 
Proved: June 4, 1728. 
Will Book A, Page 275.

To wife Martha the plantation I now live on in Thornbury containing 146
acres, during life and after her decease to son Philip. To son John my
plantation in Concord containing 100 acres, purchased of James Chevers.
To son Jacob the northern half of my tract of 500 acres in Bradford,
also my large surveying instruments. Authorizes executor to make title
to 100 acres in Aston sold to Jas. Widdows and 100 acres in Kennet sold
to Joseph Taylor. Remainder of real estate to be sold and divided among
wife and 5 children, viz John, Philip, Jacob, Ann and Mary in equal
shares. 

Executors: wife Martha and son John. Brother Jacob and brother in law Philip and 
Jacob Roman to be assistants.
Witnesses: William Pyle, Olive Pyle, Richd. Eavenson, Saml. Savage.