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Item.— I give and bequeath unto my son Philip Pell, the sum of three pounds, 

 current money of New fork, to be levied ;md paid to him out of my moveable 

 estate, by my executors after my decease ; to him, his heirs and assignees forever, 

 he having received the use of his portion already. 



Itcni.—^ I give and bequeath unto my sou Caleb Pell, the sum of three pounds, 

 current money of New York, to be levied and paid to him out of my moveable 

 estate, by my executors after my decease ; to him, his heirs and assignees forever, 

 he having received the use of his portion already. 



Item. — I give and bequeath unto my son Joseph Pell, ail and singular, my 

 lands, meadows, houses, tenements, buildings etc., tfcat now belong unto mee, 

 as also the houses, rooms and land, and rooms before reserved for my wile att 

 her marriage or decease, to him, his heirs and assignees. To his and their own 

 and only proper use, benefit and behoof forever after my decease. 



Item—X give and bequeath unto my daughter, Mary bands, the sum of seventy 

 pounds current money of New York, to be levied and paid her out of my 

 moveable estate by my executors upon my decease, to her, her heirs and assigns 

 forever. 



Item— I give and bequeath to my daughter, Sarah Palmer, the sum of five 

 pouuds current money of New York, to be levied and paid her out of my 

 moveable estate, by my executors after my decease ; to her, her heirs and assignees 

 forever. 



Item — I give and bequeath unto my daughter, Bursheba Pell, the sum of one 

 hundred and fifty pounds current money of New York, to be levied and paid 

 her out of my moveable estate, by my executors after my decease ; to her, her 

 heirs and assignees forever. 



Item — It is my will and mind, that all my moveable estate, excepting what I 

 have before reserved to my wife, should by my executors be sold and the afore- 

 said legacies (after my just and lawful debts and funeral charges are satisfied 

 and paid), to be paid out of the overplus thereof. 



I give and bequeath unto my grandson, Samuel Broadhurst, the sum of ten 

 pounds current money of New York, to him, his heirs and assignees forever, and 

 the remainder thereof it is my will and mind should be equally divided among 

 my four daughters, Mary Sands, Ann Broadhurst, Sarah Palmer, and Bathsheba 

 Pell, and be enjoyed by them, their heirs and assignees forever; and for executors 

 of this my last will and testament, I do hereby nominate, constitute ami appoint 

 my two sons, Philip Pell and Joseph Pell, sole executors of this my last will and 

 testament ; and I do hereby dissolve, revoke and disannul all and every and other 

 1' wills and testaments, legacies and executors whatsoever made by me 

 before this time, named, willed or bequeathed. 



Ratifying and confirming this, and no other, to be my last will and testament, 

 in testimony whereof, I have hereunto sett my hand and seal, the day and year 

 first above written. 



THOMAS PELL.* (L. S.) 



Joseph, his eldest son, died in 1752, aged 31, and was buried at Pel- 



a Surrogates office, N. Y. Rec. of wills. Fol. Xong, pp. 155,156. 1751-54. This will was 

 proved. 



