Corp. William Gilmore

From Probate records of the province of New Hampshire vol. 4 1750-1753... Pages 393-394

WILLIAM GILMORE 1753 LONDONDERRY

In the name of God Amen this Eleventh day of may in the year of our Lord God one thousand seven hundred and fifty three I william Gilmor of Londonderry in the province of newhampshire yeoman being sick of Body * * *

2ly my will is that my well beloved wifT Elesabath Gilmor have the proffits of my real Esteate and the use of my personal Esteate during hir natural Liff

3dly my will is that my two sons James Gillmor & John Gilmor have all my real Esteate affter my wiff's deseass in Equal shairs first in three years after my deseass twenty five pounds to each of my two daughters mary Gilmor and Jennet Gilmor to be payed out of my real Esteate and in Cass that any of my two sons should die before they Come to Lawfull age then the surveving to hav the whol of my real Esteate Excepting what I give to my two daugtres befor mentioned with all the Improvements on the same to them and to there hairs or asigens forever

4ly my will is that my two daughters mary and Jennet Gillmor befor mentioned have out of my real Esteate each of them twenty five pounds as above and a Cow to each of them and to be mentaned as formely in my hous for three years affter my death and in Cass that any of them should die befor they Come to Lawfull age then the survever to have the others pairt

5ly my will is that my son Joseph Caldwal and my daughter Anne Caldwal to have teen pounds old tenor out of my Esteate in three years after my death

6ly my will is that my Granson william Caldwall have out of my Esteate when he aravis at the age of fourteen years seven pounds teen shillings and I bind my real Esteate to all the above bequithments to my two daughters Mary Gilmor and Jennet Gilmor and to my son Joseph Caldwal and Anne Caldwal and to my Granson william Caldwal

7ly my will is and I give and bequith to my two sons James Gillmor and John Gillmor befor mentioned all the remaening part of my personal Esteate aftir my wiff's deseass and I appoint and ordain my good frinds Robert Gilmor and John Gilmor to be my Executors of this my last will and testment and in Cass of any of them should die then my Cossen Jonathan Gillmor to be one of my Executors in place of the deseased revocking all other wills bequithments testments made by me allowing this and no other to be my last will and testment

William Gillmore

[Witnesses] Arthur Archibald, Robert Archibald, James Gillmore. [Proved Sept. 28, 1753.] [Warrant, July 12, 1753, authorizing Alexander Rankin and John Hunter, both of Londonderry, yeomen, to appraise the estate.] [Inventory, Sept. 24, 1753; amount, £2299. 10. o; signed by Alexander Rankin and John Hunter.]"