Fourth Generation
228. Mary GREEN was born on 24 July 1698 in Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire.79 She died about 1735 at the age of 37.79 Mary GREEN and Jacob BROWN were married about 1714.79,219 Jacob BROWN, son of Benjamin BROWN and Sarah BROWN, was born on 4 May 1691 in Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire.79 He signed a will on 6 April 1761 in Hampton Falls, Rockingham, New Hampshire.79 From New Hampshire Wills:
JACOB BROWN 1761 HAMPTON FALLS
In the Name of God Amen This Sixth day of April in the first year of the Reign of King George the third Over Great Brittain &c; Annoque Domini 1761 I Jacob Brown of Hampton falls in the Province of New Hampshire Yeoman * * *
Item I Give and Bequeath to my Wellbeloved wife Jemima the Use And Improvement of One third part of All my Real Estate of Lands Marsh Meadow Orchard and buildings During the time she shall Remain my widow I also Give her two Cows and four Sheep to Improve for the same term, And at her Decease or time of Marrying Again what I have here given her the use of is to go to my Son Isaac; I also Give & Bequeath to my said Wife All my Houshold Goods And Moveables within Doors for her to use and Improve As she Pleases and to Dispose of to my Son Isaac Brown and Daughter Abigail Brown at her Discretion
Item I Give And Bequeath to my Three Daughters viz Martha Cram, Mary Thresher, & Mehitable Brown to Each of them Eighty Pounds old Tenor to be Paid by my Executor within One year after my Decease.
Item I Give and Bequeath to my Daughter Abigail Brown One hundred Pounds old Tenor to be paid her by my Executor within One year after my Decease I also Give her One Cow to her own use and disposal, and the Priviledge of living in One Room in my House Where there is a fireplace, so long as she shall Remain Unmarried -
Item I Give and Bequeath to my Son Nathan Brown my Biggest Timber Chain I having before given to my said Son Nathan the Portion I designed for him
Item I Give And Bequeath to my son Isaac Brown to him his heirs and assigns all my Lands and buildings And Real Estate of whatsover Denomination in the Township of Hampton Not before Otherwise Disposed of That Part which my wife is to have the Use of During her Widowhood shall also go to my said Son Isaac at her Decease or time of Marrying again; I also Give to my Said Son Isaac All my Stock of Creatures And Husbandry Tools And Moveables without Doors Not Otherwise Disposed of in this my Will; And I order him to pay all Debts which I Owe And the before mentioned Legacies, And to Receive Such Debts as Are Due to me
And I Do appoint my Said Son Isaac Brown to be Sole Executor * * *
Jacob Bown
[Witnesses] Meshech Weare, Jonathan Steward, Obadiah Worth.
[Proved May 26, 1762]
[Inventory, June 5, 1762; amount, 12,114 pounds. 10. 0; signed by Jonathan Steward and Obadiah Worth.] He died on 23 April 1762 at the age of 70 in Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire.79 Mary GREEN-29124 and Jacob BROWN-29177 had the following children: |