Henry Semans

GEDCOM Note

Liber 28, folio 14 12 Jan. 1750/1 SEMANS, HENRY, Jr., Kent Co., farmer. To son James Seamans, my dw. plntn. with land, a cow & calf, a horse worth L 10, & a bridle & saddle worth 40 sh. To 3 daus., Jerusha, Jane, & Margarett, to each at age 16, L 10, a side saddle & bridle worth L 4, a cow & calf, & a horse worth L8. To wife, Jane, the residue of my m. e. Extrs: wife, Jane, & bro. Solomon Semans. Witn: Phillip Davis, James Leister, Ja[co]b Caulk. Henry Semans, Jr.

GEDCOM Note

Liber 28, folio 14 12 Jan. 1750/1 SEMANS, HENRY, Jr., Kent Co., farmer. To son James Seamans, my dw. plntn. with land, a cow & calf, a horse worth L 10, & a bridle & saddle worth 40 sh. To 3 daus., Jerusha, Jane, & Margarett, to each at age 16, L 10, a side saddle & bridle worth L 4, a cow & calf, & a horse worth L8. To wife, Jane, the residue of my m. e. Extrs: wife, Jane, & bro. Solomon Semans. Witn: Phillip Davis, James Leister, Ja[co]b Caulk. Henry Semans, Jr.

Page 14 —1-12-1751. Henry Semans, Jr of Kent County 12 Jan. 1750/51 to my son James Seaman mydwelling plantation and all my land adjoining with every of theappurtenances. To my 3 daughters; Jersusha, Jane and Margaret tenlbs money, my wife Jane, remainder of personal estate.Appoint my wife and my brother Solomon Seamens as executor andexecutrix. Witness; Philip Davis, James Leister, JacobCauls, probated 5-1-1750. Jacob Caule was a Quaker.