Wills: Philip Cabel, 1780: Warenton Twp, York Co, PA

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WILL OF PHILIP CABEL OF WARENDON TOWNSHIP CO. OF YORK PENNSYLVAINIA
WILL BOOK E. PG. 78.
[Copied as written, his spelling ]

In the name of God Amen I P"ilip Cabel of Warenton township and county of
York and Province of Pennsylva being Sick in body butt in perfect mind and
membory I do macke this my last will and testament in manner and form
following. I committ my soul into the hands of Almitly God who gave it and
my body to the earth to be bured in a defand manner at the descrechen of my
executors hierinafter named and theing fuch worly estate as it has plafed
God to belfs mee with I do dispofe of it as follows to wit. First I order
that all my just depts and funeral charges be paied by my executor as fon
hee convenent can after my defefe. Seconly I give devife and bequeth unto my
well beloved wife Mary Cable twoo mares and twoo cows two hogs and all the
sheepe. Item and iet is my will that my wife Mary Cable is to have the bed
and bedsteid and all the bed clofe and all the household furneture forever.
Item I give and bequeath to my son Abraham Cabel my clock and clock cafe and
my son Abraham is to give a meel or supper to the Brederen and congracation
of Epheretha and my son Abraham is to have said clock in lieu of forthen
pounds five shillings and iet is my will that teen pounds hard money is to
be paid to my chidleren out of my estaed by my executor herafter named wich
is to be paid to them a twlfe month after my defeis. That is to fay to my
son Abraham Cabel the sum of forty shillings Item I give and bequeth to my
thouther Barbara Byfel the sum of forty shillings. Item to my son Benjamin
Cabel the sum of forty shillings and a Bible and all my wering apperels.
Item I gave and bequeth to my son Jacob Cabel the sum of forty shillings.
Item I give abd bequeath to my thauther Salomy Neele the sum of forty
shillings. I do hereby revoke and void all former wills and testaments
herfor maed herby tastyfing and confirming this my last will and testament
and I do hereby certitute and appoint my frend Michael Miller of the
township of Huntington to be my executor of this my last will and tastament.
In witnis wereof I have hereunto set my hand & seal this twenty ninth day oh
January one thousand seven hundred and eighty.

Witnesses sign in German                      Köbell
Probate gives the names as
George Ihle
Henry Firster
                 Probated 28 March 1780