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Wallace Hale's Early New Brunswick Probate, 1785-1835

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Reference	9131
Family Name	SCRIBNER
Given Names	Hezekiah
Was there a Will?	Yes
Date of Will	1820-01-12
Date Will was proved	1820-02-08
Was an inventory completed?	Yes
Date of inventory	1820-03-04
County	Saint John
Parish	City of Saint John
Probate is for a woman?	No
Abstract references a vessel?	No
Abstract	City of Saint John, St. John County, Yeoman. Will dated 12 January 1820, proved 8 February 1820. Wife Rebecca use of dwelling for life; yearly income from farm on Belisle Bay in the Parish of Kingston for life; all household furniture and my silver watch. Son Philip SCRIBNER land at Belisle Bay where he now lives, purchased from Samuel SCRIBNER, during his life and at his death the land to his son Selick SCRIBNER. All other movable property to be sold. After wife's decease, my farm to be divided, to sons Philip and Noah two shares each, son George and daughters Elizabeth MORRELL and Anne McKENZIE each one share. Son William SCRIBNER, at present under age, my property in City of Saint John. Wife Rebecca SCRIBNER, Benjamin GALE and David MARSHAL executors. Witnesses: Peter REID, John SCRIBNER, Ninyon CHALONER. Inventory, dated 4 March 1820, valued at £714 by John JORDAN, Daniel ANSLEY and Wilder BROAD.
RS number	71

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