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About John Cornell
John Cornell signed a will in July 1773 in Huntington, New York. The will was presented for probate on 26 August 1773 and completed 1 September 1773. In the will he mentions his wife, but not by name. Also, sons William, Whitehead, John, Thomas, Sylvester; daughter Elizabeth Horsfeld. He mentions Elizabeth Cornell, daughter of his son John and Abigail Cornell, daughter of his son John. He bequeathed money to care for his old slaves. [1]
Origins
William Cornell will dated 7 Oct 1747 Abstract: to my eldest son Smith one dozen plate buttons and five Pound current money. .to my wife Elizabeth...the usual. to youngest sons, Benjamin and Edward, my Home Plantation, to my second son William, and my third son John, my other plantations, to my daughter Hanna, Elizabeth, Sarah, Charity, Mary and Martha... Lastly I appoint as exec my sons Smith & William Cornell, and my son-in-law (Hanna's husband) Edward Hunt. Signed William Cornell (seal). Witnessed by: Edward Hunt Sr, Jonas Wood, Reuben Armitage.
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John Cornell's Timeline
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1700
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Queens, New York, Queens County, New York, United States
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| 1725 |
July 25, 1725
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Queens County, New York, United States
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1773
Age 73
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Queens, New York, Queens County, New York, United States
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