Notes for John TILLOTSON:
Occupation: Farmer
I give and bequeath to my loving wife Ruth TILLOTSON all the estate both in gooeds and money which I had with her with all the provisions in the house and for the family, viz: corn, pork, beef, yarn, woolen, cotton, and linen cloth, all of the household goods which I have ought since that time I married her: together with the great iron pot, hooks and great trammel, and one three year old heifer at time and one bedstead and one piece of stuff which I bought for her, with my small pair of stilliards, with my looms and all my geires belonging to it, together with all my money and debts due to me with my mare, saddle and tackling belonging to her all which to be hers and at the disposal forever with my boat and small cart.
I give and bequeath to my said loving wife my now dwelling house and the land adjoining during her actual life and my great jug and long tables during her aboad in the said house: with my great kettles and the use of it.
To my son Morris TILLOTSON I give and bequeath besides what he hath received of me by deed of gift, three books, viz: Mr. Rogers, his book; Mr. Smith's book; Mr. Hooker's book with half my wearing apparel.
To my two daughters Mary and Martha TILLOTSON, I give and bequeath all the rest of my household goods not before disposed of, to be equally divided between them provided that each of them pay to my executrix, their mother Ruth TILLOTSON one pound five pence apiece in or as money.
To my son Thomas TILLOTSON, I give all my shoemaker's tools, currying tools and husbandry tools and all my leather in the house and the tan vats and the hides together with my gun and sword provided that my said son Thomas do come to Saybrook and dwell with his mother and be helpful in assisting her in the management of her affairs in order to her comfortable livelihood but upon his refusal to come and abide with his mother in Saybrook as above said ...(rest of sentence unreadable).
To my son Ebenezer, if he exists to be of age I give and bequeath to him at my wishes aft my wife's decease my now dwelling house and the land adjoining and upon his decease before he come of age then it to belong to my son Morris.
To my two sons Joshua and Joseph TILLOTSON, for their undutiful carriage, actings and behaviours unto me, I see just cause leave and bequeath unto them no more but five shillings in money besides what they have had and received.
Lastly, I order, constitute and appoint my loving wife Ruth TILLOTSON to be my sole executrix of this will and testament ratifying and confirming this and no other to be my last will and testament in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this day and year in the other side written. Signed, sealed, published announced and declared by the said John TILLOTSON, as last will and testament in the presence of us, the subscribers John KIRKLAND, Daniell TAYLOR, July 28, 1719.
Children of John TILLOTSON and Mary MORRIS are:
Children of Jonathan TILLOTSON and Mary JONES are:
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Baptism: 05 June 1687, Watertown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.
Children of Mary TILLOTSON and John BORDEN are:
Children of Mary TILLOTSON and James BATES are: