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

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Reference9572
Family NameWINSLOW
Given NamesSarah
Was there a Will? Yes
Date of Will1823-03-24
Date Will was proved1824-03-08
Was an inventory completed? No
CountyYork
ParishFredericton
Probate is for a woman? Yes
Abstract references a vessel? No
Abstract Parish of Fredericton, York County. Will dated 24 March 1823, proved 8 March 1824. Grand-nephew Henry George CLOPPER, niece Hannah SMITH, wife of Henry SMITH ESq., and niece Lucy WOODFORD, wife of Dr. [blank] WOODFORD, each £33 6s. 8d. To Ward CHIPMAN Junr. of Saint John £100 for sole use and benefit of my niece Penelope CLOPPER, wife of Garret CLOPPER. Hannah SMITH my great Easy Chair in which I usually sit. To Ward CHIPMAN Junr. residue of estate in trust for niece Penelope CLOPPER. Ward CHIPMAN Junr. sole executor. Witnesses: Ward CHIPMAN, John MURDOCK. A statement, signed by Sarah WINSLOW and witnessed by Ward CHIPMAN, bearing no date was appended: "It is to be remembered that in addition to the payment for my Board and Lodging to my Nephew Edward W. MILLER Esq. at the rate of fifty pounds a year during the time I have lived in his family, I have assigned to him a bond from the Honourable William BLACK Esquire to me for the principal sum of Two hundred & fifty pounds which I consider as equal to the half of all my property, that there is therefore no mention made of this branch of my family in my Will herein before written."
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