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From: "Robert H. Smith" <>
Subject: [NJHUNTER] Daniel COXE will of 1737.
Date: Fri, 24 Oct 2003 21:23:34 -0400

1737, March 21. COXE, Daniel, of Trenton, Hunterdon Co., Esquire; will of. Out of a tract of 5,865 acres of land on South branch of Rariton River off Smiths Brook, by Joseph KIRKBRIDES, William CANIS and Thomas STEVENSON, formerly in Amwell Twp, then in Readington, 500 acres to testator's son, John; 400 acres to son William; 400 to daughter, Rebecca COXE; 350 acres to CHARLES, Thomas and Mary, "commonly called CHARLES, Thomas and Mary COXE, children of Mary JOHNSON of Trenton, spinster". Out of a tract of 5,000 acres, called Morris's purchase, part of 10,000 acres surveyed by John READING, Jr., for the testator and for Joseph KIRKBRIDE and Thomas STEVENSON in Amwell Township, 900 acres to son William; 500 acres to daughter, Rebecca. Land at Mount Carmel in Amwell and Bethlehem Townships. To son, Daniel, tract of 1000 acres at Flat Kill, Hunterdon County; 408 acres at Paquacks. Survey made for Joseph HELBY. Paquaess lands. Land surveyed by Edward KEMP at Coshatung; land near !
Indian town, on the branches of Cohansey River in Salem County. Land at Cohanzie, surveyed by John BUDD, near Island Branch of Morris's River. Lands held with Jacob SPICER, in Cape May County. Land held with Clement HALL of Salem, merchant, at Stow Creek or Hell Neck, Salem County. .......... etc.............. etc............

1739, April 18.... Codicil..
Proved April 30, 1739 Lib. 4, p. 157

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