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vise and bequeath to Frederick Flipse, my grandson, born in Barbadoes, ye only 

 son of Philip my eldest son late deced ye following bouses and tenements in ye 

 city of New York (to wit) that dwelling bouse, with tbe appurtenances I now 

 live in with ye house called ye Bolting house as also that house down to ye said 

 dwelling house and ye ground adjoining soe farr as ye Leanto stands and soe farr 

 as ye Gavell end of ye old kittchin and ye fence of ye widow Dekey and also a 

 warehouse called ye midie warebousc and ye ground behinde it ye breadth of ye 

 same warehouse towards ye New street and so extend in length to ye Broad 

 street ye same ground lying there in breadth between my coopers house and ye 

 ground of Isaac Kipp and all those two dwelling houses and lotts of ground with 

 their appurtenances lying and being near ye old Slaat house at present in ye 

 tenure of Mrs. Carree and Mr. Droylett and also those lands, tenements and 

 hereditaments in the County of Westchester (to wit) that island called Papirini- 

 man, with the meadows and bridge and toll and all ye right and title I leave to 

 ye same, and all those lands and meadows called ye Yoncker's Plantation to- 

 gether with all and singular ye houses, mills, mill dams, orchards, gardens, 

 negroes, negroes children, cattle, horses, swine and whatsoever else belongs to 

 mee within tbat Patent as well what is tenanted, as nott, as also a piece of land 

 in the Mille Square by mee late bought of Michaell Hawdon and all that tract or 

 piece of land extending from the Yonckers patent or Plantation to a creek called 

 by ye Indians, Wysquaqua, and by the Christians, William Portuguee's creek, 

 and thence according to ye course of that creek into ye woods to ye head of the 

 same and from thence on an east line to the creek called ye Yonckers creek, and 

 then to continue on the same course to Bronk's river and as far as my right ex- 

 tends, as also all that ye equal half of my meadow lying at Tappan with ye rights, 

 hereditaments, emoluments and appurtenances to ye same and all ye other es- 

 tate herein before given and devised belonging or in any wise appertaining to have 

 and to hold all ye said reall estate, tenements and hereditaments, with ye appur- 

 tenances herein before given and devised to ye said Frederick Flipse, my grand- 

 son, and ye heirs male of his body lawfully to be begotten ; and for lack of such 

 issue ye remainder thereof to my son, Adolphus Flipse, and ye heirs male of his 

 body lawfully to be begotten and for lack of such issue to ye next right heirs 

 of mee ye said Frederick Flipse, ye grandfather, forever. 



Item, I give and devise and bequeath to my said grandson, Frederick Flipse, 

 besides ye negroes at ye Yoncker's Plantation herein before given and devised him 

 a negroe man called Harry with his wife and child, a negroe man called Peter, 

 a negroe man called Wan, ye boat Yoncker with her furniture apparel and ap- 

 purtenances and ye equall half of all ye cattle, horses and sheep upon and be- 

 longing to ye plantation at ye upper Mill. To have and to hold all ye said 

 negroes and ye said personall estate to him his heirs, eexecutors and assignees 

 forever. Item, I give and bequeath to my said grandson, his executors and as- 

 signees for ever an equall fourth part of all shipps, vessells, money, plate, goods, 

 merchandise, debts, and personall estate whatsoever which shall belong to mee 

 at ye time of my decease ; my Debts and ye particular legacj-'s in this my will 

 given, being first satisfyed and discharged, provided always and I do hereby 

 declare it my will, mind, and true meaning that I give ye lands, hereditaments 

 and their appurtenances, extending from ye Yonckers Plantation to W r illiam 

 Portuguee's creek, and so to Bronck's River, to my said grandson with this re- 



