- Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey, Calendar of New Jersey Wills, Volume IX, 1796-1800, Elmer T. Hutchinson, Heritage Books, Westminster, Maryland, 2008
Calendar of New Jesey Wills 1796-1800
p. 65
1796, Sept. 26. Chambers, Mary, of the City of Trenton, Hunterdon Co., widow; will of. To daughter, Mary O’Neil, otherwise called Mary Jobs, of Georgetown on the Potomac, £150; also 1 silver watch, walnut desk, 13 yds. Of linen, 2 tablecloths, chest of drawers, 6 silver teaspoons, 25 lbs. of flax and all wearing apparel; also lot of land at Lamberton, Burlington Co., during her life. Daughter, Nancy Crow (wife of Robert Crow, of Washington Co., Virginia), £80; also 6 silver teaspoons, tea tongs in Sally Moore’s possession, gold ring and ½ of personal left daughter Mary O’Neil, should she predecease testatrix. Granddaughter, Mary Brown (wife of Peter Brown, of Trenton), the real and ½ of personal left daughter Mary O’Neil after her decease; also £35; and to Mary Brown (the daughter of said granddaughter Mary Brown), 1 lookking glass, tea things, a small salver and £25, when 18. Granddaughter, Mary Davies (daughter of Nancy Crow), £25. To Peter Brown of Trenton, £15. Grandson, William O’Neil, 5 shillings. Half of the money due from the estate of James Hill, dec’d to be discharged, the remaining part to Margaret Clothier. Daughter, Sarah Hill, 10 shillings. Great granddaughter, mary Hill, a bed in her mother’s possession. Residue to be divided between Mary O’Neil, Nancy Crow and Mary Brown. Executors—daughter, Mary O’Neil and George Ely, carpenter, of Trenton. Witnesses—Nathan Wright, Jame Craft and Gershom Craft. Proved Feb. 3, 1798. Lib. 37, p. 456
1798, Feb 3. Inventory, £874.14.5; made by Joseph Bond and William Rippon. File 1827J.
12 Feb 1798. Trenton Newspaper. Notice to debtors to discharge debts owed to estate of Mary Chambers, otherwise known as Mary Gammon. George Ely and Mary O’neal exors.
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- Abt 1798