Allegany County, New York Orders and Minutes, Estate Records, Book A, 1807-1825

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Estate Records from Surrogate's Book A, Allegany County Courthouse, Belmont, N. Y.

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Estate Records, 1807-1825

• ABBOTT, Elijah, of Ossian, intestate. Polly Abbott and Philip P. Rich apt. adm. Feb. 18, 1822.
• ADAMS, Peleg, late of Town of Rushford. Will written Jan. 2, 1828. Children of first wife, $45 to be equally divided between them, secondly to my beloved wife Polly Adams, all my property after payment of debts. Witnesses: Eliab Going, Nathan Chap. Polly Adams apt. adm. June 20, 1828.
• ARMSTRONG, Robert, of Angelica, intestate. Jane Armstrong and John Robson apt. adm. June 26, 1813.
• ARNOLD, Waite, late of Town of Angelica. Petition made by Zephaneah L. Caswell. Gilbert Arnold of Angelica apt. adm., Oct. 30, 1825.
• ARNOLD, Waite, late of Town of Angelica. Petition made by Zephaneah L. Caswell. Gilbert Arnold of Angelica apt. adm., Oct. 30, 1825.
• AXTELL, Aaron, of Friendship. Will written May 8, 1821. Wife Sarah. Son Aaron. Daughters Abigail, Sofa, Affa. Also Luther, Harvey, and Hyra Axtell. "Above-mentioned heirs of his person." Wit.: Squier Darby, Martin Darby, Samuel Darby. Exec.: Sarah Axtell apt. Apr. 23, 1824.
• AYRES, Obadiah, of Angelica, intestate. John Ayres, of Angelica, and James Ayres, of Ayres, of Alfred, apt. adm. Feb. 15, 1809.
• BANDFIELD, Peter, of Angelica, intestate. William Hungerford, Caneadea, apt. adm. June 11, 1814. Former letters granted to Mary Bandfield and David Downing revoked.
• BANFIELD, Peter, of Angelica, intestate. Mary Banfield and David Downing apt. adm. Aug. 4, 1813.
• BANNISTER, Wayn, of Rushford, intestate. Warren Bannister apt. adm. Sept. 9, 1820.
• BEACH, Dan, of Eagle, intestate. Abigail Beach and Noah Sikes apt. adm. May 20, 1823.
• BENJAMIN, Ozias, late of Town of Town of Ruckford. Samuel Persons apt. adm. Dec. 15, 1829.
• BENJAMIN, Ozias, late of Town of Town of Ruckford. Samuel Persons apt. adm. Dec. 15, 1829.
• BENTON, Chandler, of Nunda, intestate. Eber Benton, of Rushford, apt. adm. Aug. 31, 1819. L. Caswell, Esq., Witness.
• BENTON, Chandler, of Nunda, intestate. Russel H. Benton apt. adm. Jan. 21, 1813.
• BENTON, Russel H., of Nunda, intestate. Jacob H. Olin of Nunda apt. adm. Jan. 30, 1815.
• BILL, James S., of Almond. Will written Mar. 6, 1826. Wife Jerusha. Her son, Philip Ferry. His eldest son, Ira, youngest son, Milo. Daus., Barbara, Sophia, Asenath, Delight. To Jerusha, all singular and personal property excepting one yoke of (steer ?) calves, to Philip Ferry, her son. She to pay 50 cents to each child - to Milo his right in sawmill "which I purchased of Amos Ellis scituate on premises on which I live", until bond he gave is taken up or cancelled. Wit.: George Lockhart, Benjamin Van Campen, L. S. Rathbun. Exec.: Jerusha, his wife, "sole executrix"
• BILL, James S., of Almond. Will written Mar. 6, 1826. Wife Jerusha. Her son, Philip Ferry. His eldest son, Ira, youngest son, Milo. Daus., Barbara, Sophia, Asenath, Delight. To Jerusha, all singular and personal property excepting one yoke of (steer ?) calves, to Philip Ferry, her son. She to pay 50 cents to each child - to Milo his right in sawmill "which I purchased of Amos Ellis scituate on premises on which I live", until bond he gave is taken up or cancelled. Wit.: George Lockhart, Benjamin Van Campen, L. S. Rathbun. Exec.: Jerusha, his wife, "sole executrix"
• BLAKESLY, Lyman, of Rushford, intestate. Petition Oct. 30, 1819. Francis Eaton and Levi Benjamin apt. adm. Nov. 9, 1819.
• BLAUVELT, Charity, of Alfred. Will written Oct. 2, 1821, petition July 3, 1824. Daughter Mary Wilcox, all furniture now in her house. Son Peter. Grandson James Ha---, $10. Wit.: Rufus Stearns, Nathan Green, Comr. attested to her mark. Exec.: Rufus Stearns apt. July 13, 1824.
• BROWNELL, Wanton, of Pike. Will written Feb. 22, 1825. 2/3 estate to wife Hannah for life, then divided among children, not named. Wit.: Bezaleel Beade (?), A. P. Hickox, Noah Murray. Exec.: Hannah Brownell, apt. May 9, 1825.
• BURDICK, Uriah, of Alfred, intestate. Charity Burdick apt. adm. Sept. 20, 1826.
• BURDICK, Uriah, of Alfred, intestate. Charity Burdick apt. adm. Sept. 20, 1826.
• BUTTERFIELD, Salomon, of Rushford, intestate. Hannah Butterfield and Elijah Butterfield apt. adm. Jan. 18, 1825.
• CALLIN (?), Ira, of Rushford, intestate. Brintha Catlin and David Fuller apt. adm. Oct. 31, 1822.
• CARREL, William, of Ossian, intestate. John Carrell apt. adm. Aug. 31, 1824.
• CARROL, Thomas, of Olean. Will written Oct. 14, 1815, petition Jan. 18, 1818. Brother Luke Carroll, Jr., of Greenville, Grayson Co., Va. Wit.: Nathan Horton, George Crowsin, Abraham Sims. Exec.: Wm. Sims and John Morris.
• CHAMBERLAIN, Jacob, of Rushford, intestate. Salmon Chamberlain apt. adm. Oct. 31, 1822.
• CHURCH, Othello, of Friendship, intestate. Clarinda Church and Stephen Smith apt. adm. Mar. 3, 1824.
• CLARE, Joseph, late of Town of Alfred. Petition made by Zephaneah ----. Sarah Clare and Luke Green of Alfred apt. adm. Mar. 8, 1827.
• CLARE, Joseph, late of Town of Alfred. Petition made by Zephaneah ----. Sarah Clare and Luke Green of Alfred apt. adm. Mar. 8, 1827.
• CLARK, Jashar (?), of Alfred, intestate. James C. McShan, Olive McShan, of Alfred, apt. adm. June 3, 1816.
• CLOUGH, Luther, of Nunda. Will written July 26, 1825. Brother, Nathaniel Clough, Partner, Azel Fitch. All property to brother Nathaniel. Luther and Azel Fitch a joint partnership - estate to remain in hands of Azel and subject to his control "until firm can reasonably be brought to a close" but not to exceed 2 years. Wit.: A. M. Parker, Lindsay Joslyn, Orlaton F. Messenger. Exec.: Nathaniel Clough and Samuel Messenger.
• CLOUGH, Luther, of Nunda. Will written July 26, 1825. Brother, Nathaniel Clough, Partner, Azel Fitch. All property to brother Nathaniel. Luther and Azel Fitch a joint partnership - estate to remain in hands of Azel and subject to his control "until firm can reasonably be brought to a close" but not to exceed 2 years. Wit.: A. M. Parker, Lindsay Joslyn, Orlaton F. Messenger. Exec.: Nathaniel Clough and Samuel Messenger.
• COGHENDALL, Abram, late of Town of Scio. Margaret and Amos Coghendall apt. adms. Oct. 17, 1829.
• COGHENDALL, Abram, late of Town of Scio. Margaret and Amos Coghendall apt. adms. Oct. 17, 1829.
• COLE, Stephen, of Independence, intestate. Hannah Cole and James Cole apt. adm. Oct. 11, 1823.
• CONVERS, Samuel, of Scio, intestate. Elizabeth Convers and Roswell Adams apt. adm. Apr. 4, 1825.
• COOKE, John, of Angelica. Sarah Cooke and Richard Charles, of Angelica, apt. adms. Sept. 27, 1830.
• COOKE, John, of Angelica. Sarah Cooke and Richard Charles, of Angelica, apt. adms. Sept. 27, 1830.
• COON, Stephen, of Alfred, intestate. Sarah Coon, Stephen Coon, Alfred, apt. adm. Jan. 17, 1816.
• COUCH, Jonathan, of Nunda, intestate. Luther Couch, Thomas Dole of Nunda apt. adm. Apr. 10, 1815.
• DAVIS, Elijah C., of Alfred, intestate. William H. Burdick apt. adm.
• DAVIS, Elijah C., of Alfred, intestate. William H. Burdick apt. adm.
• DIKE, Nathaniel, late of Town of Angelica. Witness: Zephaniah Cazwell. Hannah Dike apt. adm. June 3, 1828.
• DRAKE, Seth, of Pike, intestate. Thomas Dole apt. adm. Aug. 31, 1821.
• DUTTON, James, late of Town of Rushford. Lucinda Dutton and Samson Hardy, Jr., apt. adms. Oct. 11, 1828.
• ECKER, Abraham, of Nunda, intestate. Nancy Ecker apt. adm. Feb. 21, 1823.
• FARRINGTON, Joseph, late of Town of Pike. Amanda Farrington apt. adm. Oct. 18, 1826.
• FARRINGTON, Joseph, late of Town of Pike. Amanda Farrington apt. adm. Oct. 18, 1826.
• FARRINGTON, Joseph, of Pike, intestate. Amanda Farrington apt. adm. Oct. 18, 1826.
• FARRINGTON, Joseph, of Pike, intestate. Amanda Farrington apt. adm. Oct. 18, 1826.
• FERRY, Silas, of Alfred, intestate. Jerusha Ferry and Stephen Major apt. adm. Nov. 30, 1819.
• FLETCHER, Chester, of this state. Andrew C. Hall, Esq. apt. adm. Mar. 19, 1831.
• FLETCHER, Chester, of this state. Andrew C. Hall, Esq. apt. adm. Mar. 19, 1831.
• FLINT, Robert, late of Town of Pike. Wariton Davis apt. adm. Dec. 10, 1829.
• FLINT, Robert, late of Town of Pike. Wariton Davis apt. adm. Dec. 10, 1829.
• FOOT, Lucius C., late of Town of Portage. Rebecca S. Foot apt. adm. Nov. 13, 1828.
• FRY, Frederick, of Ossian. Will written Jan. 13, 1825, signed with his mark. Wife Mary. Sons John, Joel, Ransford, Aiman (?). Dau.: Sarah, Eunice, Betsey. $5 to Betsey one year after death. All to wife Mary, except son John to have support from farm. All underage children to live in house and be supported by and labor for my lawful wife Mary until they are of lawful age, property divided after her death. Wit.: Major Jones, John Jones, Wm. Shepard. Exec.: Philip P. Rich and Benjamin Jones named in will; Simeon DeWitt Drown (?) apt. by court, Aug. 25, 1825.
• FULLER, Elijah, late of Town of Bolivar. Abigail Fuller and Pliny L. Evans, apt. adms. July 13, 1829.
• FULLER, Elijah, late of Town of Bolivar. Abigail Fuller and Pliny L. Evans, apt. adms. July 13, 1829.
• FULLER, Hubbard, of Hume. Will written July 4, 1823, recorded July 10, 1823. Petition Mar. 27, 1824. Wife Elizabeth. Sons Benjamin, Eleazer, John. Grandsons Darius Skiff, Cyrus Skiff. Daughters Persy Robinson, Silva B. Couch, Lucina Adams, Christina. Son Hiram mentioned only in margin, to get $5. Real estate to three sons. Wit.: Anson Hinman, Thomas Dole, John Willard. Exec.: Benjamin Skiff of Pike.
• FULLER, Samuel, of Pike, intestate. Charlotte Fuller and Amos Whitcom apt. adm. May 31, 1819.
• GAUL, Jacob, of Allen, intestate. Alexander Sprague apt. adm. Nov. 29, 1825.
• GAUL, Jacob, of Allen, intestate. Alexander Sprague apt. adm. Nov. 29, 1825.
• GERMAN, Betty Ann, of Cuba. Will written Apr. 10, 1826. Brothers David and William. Niece Lorina (Lovina ?), dau. of William, Ambrosia, dau. of Joshua Lamb. Sarah Ann, wife of Morris German, brothers Jefferson and Morris. Other than small sums of money, articles bequeathed were - red shawls; dress handherchief; bed and bedding; wearing apparel; silk umbrella; 1 pr. flat irons: shears; trunk - after expenses paid (including physician and charges at her sicknys, to have remainder divided between Morris and Jefferson. Wit.: John Miller, Reuben Moses, Wm. Hicks. Exec.: Morris and Jefferson German.
• GERMAN, Betty Ann, of Cuba. Will written Apr. 10, 1826. Brothers David and William. Niece Lorina (Lovina ?), dau. of William, Ambrosia, dau. of Joshua Lamb. Sarah Ann, wife of Morris German, brothers Jefferson and Morris. Other than small sums of money, articles bequeathed were - red shawls; dress handherchief; bed and bedding; wearing apparel; silk umbrella; 1 pr. flat irons: shears; trunk - after expenses paid (including physician and charges at her sicknys, to have remainder divided between Morris and Jefferson. Wit.: John Miller, Reuben Moses, Wm. Hicks. Exec.: Morris and Jefferson German.
• GOODHUE, Daniel of Town of Olean, Cattaraugus Co., intestate. John Morris, Clean, apt. Rec. Oct. 3, 1812.
• GREEN, Caleb, of Alfred, intestate. Stephen Coon, Alfred, apt. adm. June 27, 1816.
• GREEN, Edward, of Alfred, intestate. Ruth Green, Nathan Green and Clark Crandall apt. adm. Nov. 18, 1814.
• GREEN, Joseph, of Alfred, intestate. Job T. (J.?) Green and Jonathon Crandall apt. adm. June 7, 1826.
• GREEN, Joseph, of Alfred, intestate. Job T. (J.?) Green and Jonathon Crandall apt. adm. June 7, 1826.
• GREGORY, Jeremiah, Jr., of Ossian, intestate. Charles Carpenter of Ossian apt. adm. Feb. 16, 1815.
• GREGORY, Samuel of Ossian, intestate. John Gregory of Ossian apt. adm. Dec. 30, 1814.
• GRIFFITH, Eli, of Nunda, intestate. Susannah and Ebenezer Griffith, Nunda, apt. adm. Jan. 20, 1813.
• GRIFFITH, Micah, of Nunda, intestate. John Griffith, Nunda, apt. adm. Apr. 10, 1813.
• GRIGGS, Ephraim S., late of Town of Pike. Philip Griggs, apt. adm. Mar. 25, 1830.
• GRIGGS, Ephraim S., late of Town of Pike. Philip Griggs, apt. adm. Mar. 25, 1830.
• HALL, David, Jr., of Nunda, intestate. Ann Hall and Sanford Hunt apt. adm. Nov. 29, 1824.
• HAMLIN, Alva, of Hume. Will and Codicil written July 4, 1823. Wife Elizabeth. Daughter Betsey Cole. Wit.: Luther Couch, Eleazor Hamlin, Arthur Cocker. Exec.: Aaron Robinson apt. July, 1823.
• HAMLIN, Eleasor, of Nunda. Will written Mar. 16, 1817, petition Sept. 21, 1818. Widow Huldah Hamlin. Older son Alva. Son Eleazor, Jr. Dau. Myranda. Sons to have land, or if Eleazor goes to learn a trade, land to Alva and $100 to Eleazor when he comes of age. Wit.: Hubbard Fuller, Aaron Robinson, Luther Couch. Exec. Huldah Hamlin apt. Oct. 6, 1818.
• HASKIN, Lois, of Almond, intestate. Edith Haskin apt. adm. May 25, 1825.
• HASKINS, Joseph, of Hume, intestate. Seth H. Pratt apt. adm. Apr. 15, 1826.
• HASKINS, Joseph, of Hume, intestate. Seth H. Pratt apt. adm. Apr. 15, 1826.
• HASKINS, Micah, of Alfred. Will written May 5, 1818. Sons Micah, Roswell, Nathaniel, Daniel, David. Dau. Eunice Clark, Dorcas Crane. Desired to live with son Micah; when deceased, Micah to pay $1 to each of other sons and dau., Micah to have estate, valued at $550. Wit.: Tarbell Whitney, L. S. Rathbun, Ami Whitney. Exec. Micah Haskins, apt. June 28, 1820.
• HASKINS, Roswell, of Alfred. Will written Sept. 7, 1808. Wife Louis (or Lois), children Abigail Hannah, Oliver, Russel, Unice, Edith, Rhoda, Candis, and Asa. Interest on certain money to be used for support of Rhoda, Candis and Asa until 7 yrs. old. Remainder divided when children of lawful age. Wit: Tarball Whitney, Asa Clark, Charles W. Clark. Wife apt. Executrix.
• HASKINS, Squire, of Caneadea, intestate. Sarah Haskins, Alexander V. P. Mills, of Caneadea apt. adm. Dec. 15, 1813.
• HEATH, John, of Friendship. Celinda Heath and Edwin Spear apt. adms. Apr. 19, 1827.
• HEYDON (HAYDON), William L., of Angelica. Will written Feb. 9, 1813. Wife Elizabeth. Sons William, Siman, David N., Nathaniel F. Heydon. Daughters Elizabeth, Nancy, Matilda, Olive Heydon. Life estate to wife, then real estate to Nathaniel F. Heydon. Wit: Moses Van Campen, Timothy H. Porter, E. Hyde. Exec. Elizabeth Heydon apt. May 3, 1813.
• HILL, Truman, of Friendship, intestate. Sally Hill and Samuel King apt. adm. Jan. 19, 1826.
• HILL, Truman, of Friendship, intestate. Sally Hill and Samuel King apt. adm. Jan. 19, 1826.
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• HINDS, Mark S., late of Town of Almond. Petition made by Zephaniah L. Caswell. Phebe Hinds, wife, apt. adm. June 14, 1828.
• HISCOCK, Jared, late of Town of Nunda. Enos (or Ernon) Blanchard apt. adm. June 17, 1828.
• HITCHCOCK, David, Sr., of Caneadea, intestate. David Hitchcock, Arad Hitchcock of Caneadea apt. adm. Apr. 22, 1815.
• HOPKINS, Alfred, late of Town of Pike. Witnesses: Zephaniah A. Caswell, Surrogate. Lorenzo Hopkins and Benjamin Skiff apt. adms. Sept. 11, 1827.
• HOPKINS, Caleb, of Angelica, intestate. Mary Hopkins apt. adm. Sept. 17, 1824.
• HOPKINS, John, of Nunda. Will written Feb. 18, 1813. Petition by Clark Hopkins, son. 1/2 of all monies ($9.25) to wife Hannah Hopkins. Remainder to son Clark except for $50 to daughter Releif, $2 John Hopkins, Jr., $2 to Mary Redfield, $2 to Hannah Hill, $2 to Bethier Butterfield, $2 to Azubiah Bullock. Wit.: Ebenezer Griffeth, Jonathan Griffin, Abner Runals (?). Clark Hopkins apt. exec. June 15, 1814.
• HUNTLEY, Amos, late of Town of Pike. William Schalliss apt. adm. June 25, 1829.
• HUNTLEY, Amos, late of Town of Pike. William Schalliss apt. adm. June 25, 1829.
• INGERSOLL, Daniel, of Caneadea, intestate. Delilah Ingersoll and Hiram Gray apt. adm. Dec. 15, 1824.
• JAKEWAY, Daniel, of Nunda. Will written Apr. 14, 1819, petition May 22, 1819. Sons Daniel, eldest, and George, youngest. Grandson Samuel Jakeway, 50 ac. and bond against Pealig Babcock. Wit.: Bryant, Rubin Smith, Rufus Trumble. Exec.: Elias Smith. Signed with his mark.
• KENDALL, Peter, of Pike, intestate. Timothy Rockwell, Jr., and Henry Kendal apt. adm. May 9, 1825.
• LAMPHIER, Maxson, late of Town of Alfred. Jonathon Lamphear, apt. adm. Sept. 28, 1829.
• LAMPHIER, Maxson, late of Town of Alfred. Jonathon Lamphear, apt. adm. Sept. 28, 1829.
• LEWIS, Lyman H., late of Town of Portage. Former administration on said estate revoked and the same is hereby revoked and annulled---at request of said William R. Rogers - to pay debts said deceased did owe. William R. Rogers, Esq., apt. adm. Jan. 31, 1828.
• LEWIS, Lyman H., of Almond, intestate. Wm. R. Rogers, Esq., of Nunda, apt. adm. Oct. 4, 1826.
• LEWIS, Lyman H., of Almond, intestate. Wm. R. Rogers, Esq., of Nunda, apt. adm. Oct. 4, 1826.
• LEWIS, Minor, of Almond, intestate. Marianne (Mary Ann) Lewis and Tarbell Whitney apt. adm. Aug. 31, 1825.
• LEWIS, Minor, of Almond, intestate. Thomas Lewis apt. adm. Mar. 2, 1826.
• LEWIS, Minor, of Almond, intestate. Thomas Lewis apt. adm. Mar. 2, 1826.
• MALLERY, John O., of Nunda, intestate. Thomas Dole, Nunda, and Thomas Morris, Ishua, apt. adm. May 5, 1817.
• MAPLES, Josiah, of Pike. Will written Dec. 6, 1825. Wife Eunice. Children, Darius, Albert M., Fanny M., Carlton P., Philo N. To Eunice 1/3 all real and personal with all household furniture; remainder equally divided among children. "appoint my much esteemed friend David Robinson of Lisbon, Otsego Co., to have the tuition and guardian ship of my son Philo N. during his minority". Wit.: Benjamin Weaver, Anna Weaver, Chloe Blossom. Exec.: David Robinson, Benjamin Packard, and Eunice Maples.
• MAPLES, Josiah, of Pike. Will written Dec. 6, 1825. Wife Eunice. Children, Darius, Albert M., Fanny M., Carlton P., Philo N. To Eunice 1/3 all real and personal with all household furniture; remainder equally divided among children. "appoint my much esteemed friend David Robinson of Lisbon, Otsego Co., to have the tuition and guardian ship of my son Philo N. during his minority". Wit.: Benjamin Weaver, Anna Weaver, Chloe Blossom. Exec.: David Robinson, Benjamin Packard, and Eunice Maples.
• McFARLAN, Robert H., formerly of Centerville, late of State Prison at Auburn, intestate. Luman Thrall of Hume apt. adm. Mar. 26, 1824.
• McHENRY, Henry, late of the Town of Almond. Mary, Matthew and James McHenry apt. adm., Dec. 25, 1826.
• McHENRY, Henry, late of the Town of Almond. Mary, Matthew and James McHenry apt. adm., Dec. 25, 1826.
• McINTOSH, John W., of Belfast. Alexander McIntosh apt. adm. Jan., 1829
• McINTOSH, John W., of Belfast. Alexander McIntosh apt. adm. Jan., 1829
• MELROSE, William, of Angelica, intestate. Tryphene Melrose, Angelica, apt. adm. Mar. 27, 1813.
• MESSENGER, Harvey W., late of Town of Portage. Orlaton F. Messenger apt. adm. Oct. 30, 1827.
• METCALF, Josiah, of Pike. Wife Polly. Sons: Milo, Ephraim Sawyer; Joseph Warren. Dau. Abigail Maria Metcalf. 3d part of freehold estate to wife, "on which I now reside being 83 ac. SE corner lot 36, 7th Township, first range, H. P." $25 to First Baptist Church, Town of Pike. Wit.: Asa Emery, Asa Mann (?), Daniel Lawrence. Exec.: Polly Metcalf apt. June 15, 1825.
• MILLS, Frederick, of Nunda, intestate. Lathrop Mills, Thomas C. Griffeth, Nunda, apt. adm. Jan. 21, 1814.
• MULLENDER, John, of Angelica, intestate. Catharine Mullender, Evert Van Wickle, George Renwick apt. adm. Dec. 11, 1813.
• MUNNS, Robert, of Angelica, intestate. Polly Munns apt. adm. Recorded Sept. 28, 1812.
• NEWCOMB, Salmon, late of Town of Pike. Timothy Rockwell, Jr. apt. adm. May 13, 1828.
• NICHOLS, N. B., of Nunda, intestate. Laura B. Nichols and Eli Slator apt. adm. May 25, 1824.
• NORTON, Laurin Angelica. Will written June 17, 1817. Wife Mary. Daughters Maryann and Marana. Mentions agreement dated Apr. 25, 1816 between Chester Stevens of Bradford Co., Pa., and my brother Andrew A. Norton, which I hold on assignment June 16, 1817. Wit.: Alvan Burr, Sam'l Southworth, Edward Renwick. Andrew A. Norton and Moses Van Campen of Angelica apt. exec. Nov. 22, 1817.
• PERKINS, Joseph, late of Town of Portage. James Perkins, apt. adm. Nov. 13, 1828.
• PINGREY, Levi, late of Town of Andover. Joseph Pingrey and James Adams apt. adms. July 20, 1829.
• PINGREY, Levi, late of Town of Andover. Joseph Pingrey and James Adams apt. adms. July 20, 1829.
• POWELL, Luther, late of Town of Alfred. Theda Powell apt. adm. May 28, 1829.
• POWELL, Luther, late of Town of Alfred. Theda Powell apt. adm. May 28, 1829.
• PUTNAM, Anthony, of Nunda, intestate. Daniel Collar(er) of Nunda apt. adm. July 17, 1815.
• RATHBUN, Joseph A., of Alfred, intestate. Priscilla Rathbun, Lazarus S. Rathbun, John Rathbun, of Alfred, apt. adm. Apr. 16, 1813.
• RAWSON, Jonathan, late of Town of Rushford. Solomon Rawson of Franklinville, Cattaraugus Co. apt. adm., Jan. 17, 1827.
• RAWSON, Jonathan, late of Town of Rushford. Solomon Rawson of Franklinville, Cattaraugus Co. apt. adm., Jan. 17, 1827.
• REDFIELD, Joel, of Angelica, intestate. David D. How apt. adm. Sept. 2, 1816.
• RENWICK, James, of Angelica, intestate. Margaret Renwick, Evert Van Wickle, George Renwick, apt. adm. Mar. 12, 1814.
• REYNOLDS, Elijah, Jr., of Caneadea, intestate. Nathaniel Reynolds, Caneadea, apt. adm. July 7, 1814.
• RIGGS, Benjamin, Esq., of Angelica, intestate. Philip Riggs and Moses Van Campen apt. adm. Nov. 6, 1809.
• RIGGS, John, of Angelica, intestate. Nancy Riggs, William Geiger (?) apt. adm. Sept. 26, 1815.
• ROGERS, James N., late of Town of Hume. Martha Rogers apt. adm. Mar. 21, 1829.
• ROGERS, James N., late of Town of Hume. Martha Rogers apt. adm. Mar. 21, 1829.
• SANFORD, David, of Caneadea, intestate. Ruth Sanford and Ezra Sanford, Caneadea, apt. adm. Mar. 1, 1813. Rec. Mar. 27, 1813.
• SANFORD, Ephram, Jr., intestate. Ephram Sandford apt. adm. Nov. 16, 1807.
• SANFORD, Jacob R., late of Town of Belfast. Brother, Joseph Sanford. To brother Joseph, "all right, title, claims or interest---estate interest or property as one of heirs of my late father Isaac Sanford, late of Town of Adams, Decatur County, Indiana". Wit.: N. Frisbee, David and Moses T. C. Chamberlain. Joseph Sanford apt. adm. June 30, 1829. Will written Dec. 2, 1828.
• SANFORD, Jacob R., late of Town of Belfast. Brother, Joseph Sanford. To brother Joseph, "all right, title, claims or interest---estate interest or property as one of heirs of my late father Isaac Sanford, late of Town of Adams, Decatur County, Indiana". Wit.: N. Frisbee, David and Moses T. C. Chamberlain. Joseph Sanford apt. adm. June 30, 1829. Will written Dec. 2, 1828.
• SAUNDERS, Christopher, of Angelica. Wife Lois. Dau. Hannah, wife of Oliver Crandall, Jr.; Martha, wife of John Crandall; Gi; Elizabeth; Sarah Ann. Sons Dennis, Thomas, Christopher, Billings, Welcome, John. Widow use of property until dau. all married. Property to be given on marriage day or when 21. Wit.: Pardon Durstin, Thomas ---tin, Thomas Ennis. Being in R. I. out of jurisdiction of this court, John Ettlen (?), Nathan Price and Leland Saunders of R. I. examined by Surrogate. Exec.: Lois Saunders.
• SAUNDERS, Christopher. The will on previous page was written in Washington Co., Rhode Island, recorded July 12, 1819.
• SAUNDERS, George, late of Town of Alfred. Lydia Saunders and Acros Lamphear apt. adm. July 17, 1829.
• SAUNDERS, George, late of Town of Alfred. Lydia Saunders and Acros Lamphear apt. adm. July 17, 1829.
• SCEARSE, Susanna, of Ossian, intestate. Petition by Rezin Scearse and John Summers, Apr. 27, 1818. Rezin Scearse of Addison, Steuben Co., and John Summers, of Ossian, apt. adm. "Estate of Susanna Sarce.
• SEELY, Daniel, of Pike, intestate. Bayly Clough apt. adm. May 8, 1824.
• SHIPPY, Seth, of Nunda, intestate. David Dixon, Nunda, apt. adm. June 12, 1816.
• SIKES, Noah, late of Town of Pike. Will written May 9, 1828. John Beckwith, sons Arnold, Salmon, Phylander, Alexander, Joseph, daughters Phydilla, wife of John Burt, Sybill, wife of Harry (or Henry) Parish. 1/2 acre to John Beckwith; to Arnold $50; Phydilla $50 in cattle or grain; Sybill Parish, same; Salmon $10 - all these to be given one year after death; after debts paid all remaining except half acre to John Beckwith to be divided equally between Phylander, Alexander and Joseph. Witnesses: Ezekiel Randall, Joseph Crocker, Claudius Randall. Anson Hinman apt. adm. June 26, 1828.
• SISSON, Gideon, of Friendship. Will written June 19, 1823. Petition Jan. 2, 1824. Wife Susan. Eldest son Pardon. Daughters Roba and Miraba. Son David. Daughters Phebe, Eliza, Sally. 3 younger sons, Oran, Nelson, Gidion. Mentions Allen and Hiram Sisson, one other Sisson, relationship not given. $5. to each child down to Phebe, then one hundred dollars each "to their support." Wit.: Josiah Utter, Sylvanus Merriman, John Utter. Exec.: Susannah Sisson apt. Jan. 10, 1824.
• SMITH, Stephen, 2d, of Town of Angelica. Will written Apr. 3, 1827 and recorded Apr. 7, 1827. Left to his youngest dau., Abigail Moore, wife of John Moore of Angelica, one red cow, one large brass kettle, one large six pail, one iron kettle, one iron pot, 1 bake kettle, (etc.,) - 6 common chairs, two chests, both red, several other household articles including one looking glass and one teapot metal. Witnesses: George Miles (Mily ?), John G. Collins and David D. Davis. Executors: George Miles (Mily ?) of Angelica.
• SMITH, Stephen, 2d, of Town of Angelica. Will written Apr. 3, 1827 and recorded Apr. 7, 1827. Left to his youngest dau., Abigail Moore, wife of John Moore of Angelica, one red cow, one large brass kettle, one large six pail, one iron kettle, one iron pot, 1 bake kettle, (etc.,) - 6 common chairs, two chests, both red, several other household articles including one looking glass and one teapot metal. Witnesses: George Miles (Mily ?), John G. Collins and David D. Davis. Executors: George Miles (Mily ?) of Angelica.
• SORTORE, Henry, of Friendship, intestate. Zebulon Sortore apt. adm. Feb. 2, 1824.
• STEENROD, Edward, late of Town of Friendship. Sally Steenrod, Josiah Utter, William Colwell apt. adms. Aug. 14, 1829.
• STEENROD, Edward, late of Town of Friendship. Sally Steenrod, Josiah Utter, William Colwell apt. adms. Aug. 14, 1829.
• STEVENS, Phinehas, of Alfred. Will written Feb. 14, 1811. Second wife Kezia, wife's daughter Rebecka Eastwod, "my daughter Betsey Richardson", five sons Milo, Walter, George, Uriah and Levi. Wit. John McIntosh, Lazarus S. Rathbun, John Rathbun. Exec.: Judge George Hornell and son George. First codicil written Mar. 19, 1811: Exec. to pay land office in Bath, Steuben Co. Judge Hornell to have custody and care of sons Uriah and Levi until they are 21. Second codicil written June 6, 1811: revokes specific request to Betsey, Betsey to have equal share of estate with five sons. Son-in-law Robert Richardson to have custody and care of Levi until age 21.
• STEWART, Elinor, of Angelica. Will written Mar. 12, 1819, petition June 2, 1819. Sister, Sarah, wife of Augustus Dautremont. Property included right, title, and interest in estate of grandfather Samuel Stewart, who gave his estate to her father for life and after his death to his children; also her right from her mother, which she is entitled to or may hereafter inherit by will of William Pike, deceased, who formerly lived in Angelica and was an uncle of her mother's. Wit.: Alvin Burr, Alexander Dautremont, Amos Peabody. Exec.: Augustus Dautremont.
• SWIFT, Charles, of Rushford, intestate. Johanna Swift and Charles Swift apt. adm. Mar. 11, 1820.
• THRALL, Charles C., of Hume, intestate. Phyllis Thrall apt. adm. July 29, 1823.
• THRALL, Charles, of Hume. Will written Apr. 7, 1824. Wife Margaret. Youngest dau. Charlotte Doud; Oldest dau. Jerusha Norton; 2nd dau. Rhoda Whitney; 3rd dau. Aurilla Cole; 2nd son Abel Thrall; heirs of Chloe Goodrich, 4th dau.; Almira Prime, 5th dau.; youngest son Rhyla; 4th son Luman. $1 to each mentioned; remainder to Luther. Wit.: Luther Couch, Jas. Flenagin, Hezekiah Johnston. Exec.: Luman Thrall apt. Apr. 9, 1825.
• TORREY, Allen, late of Town of Centerville. Henry Torrey and Hiram More apt. adm. Oct. 28, 1828.
• VAN DEMARK, Stephen B., of Caneadea, intestate. Benjamin Van Demark, Caneadea, apt. adm. Apr. 17, 1813.
• WHITE, John, late of Town of Rushford. Abigail White and Elijah Butterfield apt. adm., Dec. 13, 1826.
• WHITE, John, late of Town of Rushford. Abigail White and Elijah Butterfield apt. adm., Dec. 13, 1826.
• WHITNEY, Rufus, of Nunda, intestate. Nathan Loveland apt. adm. June 20, 1823.
• WILLIAMS, Robert, late of Town of Friendship. Desire Williams and Thomas C. Williams apt. adms. Oct. 2, 1829.
• WILLIAMS, Robert, late of Town of Friendship. Desire Williams and Thomas C. Williams apt. adms. Oct. 2, 1829.
• WOOD, Aaron, late of Town of Cuba. Isaac Ashley apt. adm. Oct. 8, 1828.
• WOODRUFF, Joseph, late of Town of Andover. Grandson, Joseph, son Joseph, "other children" not named. Will written Mar. 9, 1823. "To my grandson Joseph my hunting gun when he is of suitable age and discretion to use a gun" - If wife outlives to be given comfortable maintenance and decent burial; land, all movable estate and note to my son Joseph, to dispose of as he thinks proper - "to the rest of my children", I have given them their portion as may appear by their receipts. Wits.: Seth and Thaddeus Baker. Thaddeus Baker apt. adm. Nov. 13, 1829.
• WOODRUFF, Joseph, late of Town of Andover. Grandson, Joseph, son Joseph, "other children" not named. Will written Mar. 9, 1823. "To my grandson Joseph my hunting gun when he is of suitable age and discretion to use a gun" - If wife outlives to be given comfortable maintenance and decent burial; land, all movable estate and note to my son Joseph, to dispose of as he thinks proper - "to the rest of my children", I have given them their portion as may appear by their receipts. Wits.: Seth and Thaddeus Baker. Thaddeus Baker apt. adm. Nov. 13, 1829.
• WORDEN, Judah, of Nunda. Will written Nov. 26, 1817, petition June 20, 1823. Wife Abigail. Sons Allen, Elisha, Bucklin. Daughters Cleorra Parks (?), Adelia Worden, Abigail Niles. Adopted son Jehu Worden Blackmore. Wit.: Solomon Newcomb, Lala Newcomb, Anson Hinman. Exec.: Thomas Dole.