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Will Book 1 1747-1762                                                              Page 36

Name and Place entries on this page include:

John Crumpler; Sile Crumpler; William Crumpler@; Eleanor Jones; Simon Jones; 
Richard Kello (Clerk); Chaplin Williams

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[In the left margin] 36/ 

At alourt held for the County of Southampton the 
14th of February 1750.
This Will was presented in Court by Eleanor Jones one 
of the Executors therein named proved by the Oaths 
of Chaplin Williams & Simon Harris two of the 
Witnesses thereto And Ordered to be Recorded And on 
the Motion of the said Executrix who made Oath accord_- 
ing to Law Certificate was granted her for obtain_ 
ing a Probat thereof in due form giving Security 
                                   Test R Kello Clk

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[In the left margin] Wm Crumplers Will

In the Name of God Amen I William Cumpler 
being of Perfect sence & Memory do make & Ordain 
this my Last Will & Testament in manner & form 
following     Item I give unto my Son John Crumpler 
the Plantation I Live on & the Land belonging to the 
said Plantation from the upperend to the Branch below 
the Houses to the Bounds Runing up the said Branch 
to an Ash a lone Tree Standing in the said Branch 
the said land containing one hundred acres more 
or less to him & his heirs forever & also sixty five Acres 
be the same more or less it being part of a Survey 
of one hundred & thirty Acres of land & is divided by a 
line of marked trees Between William Crumpler & my 
Son John Crumpler I give the said sixth five Acres of 
Land to my son John Crumple & his heirs forever 
Item I give unto my son William Crumpler ther 
Remaining part of the two tracks of Land & after my 
Sons Death I give the Remaining parts of the tws 
Tracts of Sand aforesaid to my Grandson William 
Crumpler Son of my son son Wm Cumpler & to his hens forever 
Item I give unto my Grandaughter Daughter of my 
Grandson Wm Crumpler by name Sile Eumpéer one

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Will Book 1 1747-1762                                                              Page 37

Name and Place entries on this page include:

William Crumpler@; Richard Kello (Clerk); Timothy Thorp@; 
Thomas Williamson (Court Official)

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[In the left margin]  37/

Feather Bad & firniture belonging to it & two puter Dishes 
and two puter Bassons & two plats to her of her heirs 
But if my said Grand Daughter Dies before the 
Comes to the age of Eighteen the said Legacy to return 
to my Grandson William Crumpler to which I give 
Rest of my Estate goods Chattles to him & his heirs 
forever and I do appoint my son William Crump_
ler my Executor to this my Last Will & Testament 
Reveaking all others Wills hereafter made by me 
Witness whereof I have hereunto I set my hand and 
Seal this 29th day of October 1720. -----------------
                                   his
Witness                     William W Crumpler
Thomas Williamson                  mark

At a Court held at the Courthouse for the County of 
Southampton the 14th of February 1550 --------------- 
This Will was presented in Court by William Crumpler 
the Exor therein named proved by the Bath of The Willia
~mson a Witness therets & Ordered to be Recorded And 
on the Motion of the said Exor who made Oath accord_ 
~ing to Law Certificate was Granted him for obtain_
inng a Probat thereof in due form giving Sewrity 

                                       Test R Kello Clk
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[In the left margin] Timothy Thorp Will

In the Name of God Amen I Temothy Thorp 
of the County of Southampton being sick & weak 
but / Praised be god / of Perfect sence & Memmory do make 
this my HLast Will & Testament Imprimis I Humbly 
Recommend soul to God that Gave it Steadfastly 
Trusting to his Graicious Acceptations thereof & 
my Body I Commit to the Earth to be decently Interred 
at the Discrasion of my Exors hereafter named & for my 
Worldly Estate it hath Pleas God of his goodness to


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Will Book 1 1747-1762                                                              Page 36

Name and Place entries on this page include:

John Crumpler; Sile Crumpler; William Crumpler@; Eleanor Jones; Simon Jones; 
Richard Kello (Clerk); Chaplin Williams

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[In the left margin] 36/ 

At alourt held for the County of Southampton the 
14th of February 1750.
This Will was presented in Court by Eleanor Jones one 
of the Executors therein named proved by the Oaths 
of Chaplin Williams & Simon Harris two of the 
Witnesses thereto And Ordered to be Recorded And on 
the Motion of the said Executrix who made Oath accord_- 
ing to Law Certificate was granted her for obtain_ 
ing a Probat thereof in due form giving Security 
                                   Test R Kello Clk

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[In the left margin] Wm Crumplers Will

In the Name of God Amen I William Cumpler 
being of Perfect sence & Memory do make & Ordain 
this my Last Will & Testament in manner & form 
following     Item I give unto my Son John Crumpler 
the Plantation I Live on & the Land belonging to the 
said Plantation from the upperend to the Branch below 
the Houses to the Bounds Runing up the said Branch 
to an Ash a lone Tree Standing in the said Branch 
the said land containing one hundred acres more 
or less to him & his heirs forever & also sixty five Acres 
be the same more or less it being part of a Survey 
of one hundred & thirty Acres of land & is divided by a 
line of marked trees Between William Crumpler & my 
Son John Crumpler I give the said sixth five Acres of 
Land to my son John Crumple & his heirs forever 
Item I give unto my son William Crumpler ther 
Remaining part of the two tracks of Land & after my 
Sons Death I give the Remaining parts of the tws 
Tracts of Sand aforesaid to my Grandson William 
Crumpler Son of my son son Wm Cumpler & to his hens forever 
Item I give unto my Grandaughter Daughter of my 
Grandson Wm Crumpler by name Sile Eumpéer one

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Will Book 1 1747-1762                                                              Page 37

Name and Place entries on this page include:

William Crumpler@; Richard Kello (Clerk); Timothy Thorp@; 
Thomas Williamson (Court Official)

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[In the left margin]  37/

Feather Bad & firniture belonging to it & two puter Dishes 
and two puter Bassons & two plats to her of her heirs 
But if my said Grand Daughter Dies before the 
Comes to the age of Eighteen the said Legacy to return 
to my Grandson William Crumpler to which I give 
Rest of my Estate goods Chattles to him & his heirs 
forever and I do appoint my son William Crump_
ler my Executor to this my Last Will & Testament 
Reveaking all others Wills hereafter made by me 
Witness whereof I have hereunto I set my hand and 
Seal this 29th day of October 1720. -----------------
                                   his
Witness                     William W Crumpler
Thomas Williamson                  mark

At a Court held at the Courthouse for the County of 
Southampton the 14th of February 1550 --------------- 
This Will was presented in Court by William Crumpler 
the Exor therein named proved by the Bath of The Willia
~mson a Witness therets & Ordered to be Recorded And 
on the Motion of the said Exor who made Oath accord_ 
~ing to Law Certificate was Granted him for obtain_
inng a Probat thereof in due form giving Sewrity 

                                       Test R Kello Clk
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[In the left margin] Timothy Thorp Will

In the Name of God Amen I Temothy Thorp 
of the County of Southampton being sick & weak 
but / Praised be god / of Perfect sence & Memmory do make 
this my HLast Will & Testament Imprimis I Humbly 
Recommend soul to God that Gave it Steadfastly 
Trusting to his Graicious Acceptations thereof & 
my Body I Commit to the Earth to be decently Interred 
at the Discrasion of my Exors hereafter named & for my 
Worldly Estate it hath Pleas God of his goodness to


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