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

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Reference9102
Family NameRYAN
Given NamesJames
Was there a Will? Yes
Date of Will1835-11-19
Date Will was proved1835-12-26
Was an inventory completed? Yes
Date of inventory1835-12-19
CountyKings
Probate is for a woman? No
Abstract references a vessel? No
Abstract No residence cited. Kings County records. Will dated 19 November 1835, proved 26 December 1835. Wife Christina RYAN one third of real and personal estate, "the best Room in the house and Bed Room, one bed, bedding, Bedstead and Curtains, all of which she shall enjoy during her Natural Life." Daughter Elenor PITFIELD £50. Ann JOHNSON and Margret Elizabeth FREEZE each £50. Son George RYAN £100. My two sons John H. RYAN and James RYAN the residue of estate. Sons John H. RYAN and James RYAN executors. Witnesses: Michael PICKLES, Alexander McFARLANE, William FENWICK. Inventory, filed 19 December 1835, valued at £1,200 by Alexander [McFARLANE] and William FENWICK. No residence cited. Westmorland County records. File contains only a partial account of administration of estate by Titus KNAPP between January 1818 and 26 June 1819. A list of debts against the estate included James RYAN, balance due £112 13s. 10d.; Henry RYAN, £6 10s., and John RYAN, Blacksmith, 18s. 9d., among others.
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