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From: Lemuel Allison <>
Subject: [NJHUNTER] Abstracts of Misc. Hunterdon Co., Wills
Date: Thu, 12 Oct 2000 15:14:55 -0400


Hello List,

I have some Misc. Abstracts of Hunterdon Co., Wills from th NJ archives.
If there seems to be an interest in these Abstracts I will continue to
post them to the list.

Cheers,
Barbara

NJ Colonial Documents Calendar of Wills 1751-1760, p. 183.

27 Nov. 1754. JOHAN PILIPUS (PHILIPP) KAES, of Amwell Township,
Hunterdon Co., yeoman,. Former wife, Ann Elizabeth. Preseent wife
Rachele. Children - William, Eva Marya (wife of Paul Koul), Frona
Catharina (wife of Henry Winter), Elizabeth (wife of Peter Aller), Ann
(dec's, who left children Philipp and Hendrick Dilts). Children by
present wife - Hendrick, Peter, Phillipp and Catherine, all four under
age. Real and personal estate. Executors - brother, Peter Young, and
son-in-law, Peter Aller, both of said Co., yeomen, and William
Poppelsdorph, of New York City, baker. Witnesses - Dirck Schuyler,
Theodorus Van Wyck, Adolph Bras, Jr. Proved Feb 12, 1756. (The testator
signs in German). (Lib. 8, p. 426)

16 February 1756 - Inventory, #256.4 incl. 3 servantmen and one "garl,"
#38.19; made by James Stout, Benjamin Stout and John Garrison.

20 Oct 1772 - Inventory, "of the money arrising of the sale of the land
of Philip Case desc's #464.8; made by James Stout and Samuel Furman.
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NJ Colonial Documents Calendar of Wills 1751-1760, p. 183.

11 May 1758. PHILIPP KELCH, of Amwell, Hunterdon Co., Int. Inventory,
#98.14.3, incl. a Bible and other books, 5s.; made by Ichabod Leigh and
John Jewell

19 May 1758. Bond of widow, Elizabeth, as Adm'x; Paul Coole, of Amwell,
fellowbondsman.
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NJ Colonial Documents Calendar of Wills 1771-1780, p. 85

20 May 1769 ANTHONY CASE, of Amwell Township, Hunterdon Co., yeoman.
Eldest son, Peter, 10 pounds. Wife, Eve Catharine, real and personal
estate, and after her death, to my children, Peter Case, John Mathias
Case, John Case, Jacob Case, John Adam Case, Ann Elizabeth, the wife of
Francis Pozon, Anna Mary, wife of Coonrad Hummer, and Catharine, wife of
Herbert Trimmer. Executors - Wife, Eve Catharine, Peter Case and John
Mathias Case. Witnesses - Robert Dodd, Jacob Serves, Peter Peterson.

7 June 1769 Codicil. The surviving children of my daughter, Anna Mary,
by her late husband, Johanis Yauger, viz., Peter, Philip, William and
John Yawger, shall, with the other children of said Anna Mary, by her
present husband, Conrad Hummer, share that part of my estate so willed
to my daughter, Anna Mary. Witnesses - Robert Dodd, Jacob Serves,
Peter Peterson. Proved 11 December 1772.

10 December 1772. Inventory, #357.9.8, made by Peter Peterson and Peter
Aller. (Lib. 14, p. 461).
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NJ Colonial Documents Calendar of Wills 1751-1760, p. 85.

18 October 1774. JACOB CASE, of Amwell Township, Hunterdon Co., Int.
Adm'rs - Mathias Houshel and Jacob Garvis. Fellowbondsman -Joshua
Corshon; all of said place.

14 october 1774. Renunciation by Catherine Case. Witnesses - James York
and Peter Houshe.

10 October 1774. Inventory, #165.12.3, made by John Opdycke and William
Hoogland. (Lib. 15, p. 503)
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NJ Colonial Documents Calendar of Wills 1786-1790, p. 79.

31 December 1787. CHRISTOPHER FISHER, of Amwell, Hunterdon Co., Int.
Adm'rs - Mary Fisher and John Lequear. Fellowbondsman - Derick Sutphen;
all of said place.

20 Dec 1787. Inventory, #398.3.1, made by Derick Sutphen and Nathan
Stout. "Bond against John Lequear, not due till 3 days after decease of
his mother, #36.10."

6 April 1789 Additional Inventory, #9.19.4, mafe by Nathan Stout and
Derick Sutphen.

10 November 1789 - Account by Adm'rs

27 October 1791 - Petition for division of lands allowed. Daniel Griggs,
and Elizabeth, his wife, late Elizabeth Fisher, daughter of Christopher
Fisher, deceased, state that said Christopher had land in Amwell
Township, of about 180 acres, and, dying istestate, left 4 children, one
of whom is still under age, and they pray that the lands may be divided.
(Lib. 29, p. 297).
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