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Note: The fourteenth day of July Anno Domini one thousand seven hundred and four.

I Peregrine White of Marshfield in ye County of Plimouth in New England Being aged and under many Weaknesses and Bodily Infirmities But of Sound disposing mind and memory praises be Rendered to Almighty God therefore yet in dayly Expectation of my Great Change Do herefore hereby make and Declare this my last Will and Testament hereby Revoking and making null any former Will or Wils by me heretofore made and declare this to be my last Will and Testament and no other—

Imprimis I Humbly Commit my Soul to Almighty God that Gave it and my Body to decent Buriall and it Shall Please him to take me hence And Touching my Worldy Estate which it hath pleased the Lord to Bless me with my Will and meaning is that ye same Shall be imployed and disposed as followeth that is to say after my just debts and funerall expenses are payd and discharged by my Executors hereafter named and same shall be Imployed as herein is expressed Item I Give and Bequeath to Sarah my welbeloved Wife all my Goods and Chattels not otherways disposed of by this my Will the same to be for her Support and Comfort for and during ye term of her naturall Life. Item I having already by Deed under my hand and Seal Dated the 19th day of August 1674 Given and Confirmed to my Eldest Son Daniel White my Tenement or Homestead with other my land and Rights of Land in ye Township of Marshfield with ye Exceptions and Reservations therein mentioned—All which lands and premisses I hereby futher Confirm unto him according to ye true meaning of ye said Deed And I do hereby further Give and Bequeath to my said Son Daniell my Great table and fourms my Joynworke Bedstead and Cupboard Also I give unto my said son Daniel ye one moiety or half of my lands and Rights of land in ye Township of Middleborough Always provided that in Consideration thereof he the said Daniel Keep for the use of my said wife both Sumer and Winter one Cow during ye life of my said wife Item I having enjoyned ye said Daniel to pay unto my Daughters Sarah and Mercy each of them ye sum of Ten pounds as in ye above Recited Deed is mentioned. It is my will tha twhat is behind and unpaid by him be duly paid to them out of his Estate according to ye meaning of ye said Deed. Item I Give and Bequeath the other moiety or half my land and Rights of land in ye Township of Middleborough to my two sons Jonathan and Peregrine to be equally parted betweene them I further Give to my said son Jonathan my Rapier and to his Eldest son I Give my Gun. Item It is my will that all my said Goods and Chattels that shall be remaining at my wife her decease be Equally parted between my four children namely Jonathan Peregrine Sarah and Mercy And further it is my will that Sarah my wife enjoy that part of ye Dwelling house that I now live in and enjoy And I hereby Give her the one third of ye Rents and profits of ye land contayned in ye above Recited Deed to hold to her during ye term of her Naturall life. And lastly I hereby nominate and Appoint my said Wife and my said Eldest Son Daniel joynt Executors of this my last Will and Testament And do Request my Good friends and Neighbors Samuel Sprague Senior and John Dogget to be overseers thereof and be helpfull in ye advising of my wife to such methods as may conduce to her comfortable subsistance while she lives In Testimony whereof and in confirmation of ye promisses I ye said Peregrine White have hereunto set my hand and seal on ye Day and year above Written. Item before sealing I Give to Each of my sd Daughters one painted chair and a cushion.

Signed sealed and Declared
In ye Presence of
Saml Sprague
Thomas Dogget
Mary Joyce
her mark
P W
The mark of Peregrine White

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Winslow, Samuel R (b. ABT 1828, d. BET 1850 AND 1860)

Census: Date: 1850
Place: Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts

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Doten, Nathaniel (b. ABT 1827, d. BET 1880 AND 1900)

Census: Date: 1860
Place: Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts

Census: Date: 1870
Place: Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts

Census: Date: 1880
Place: Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts

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Jack, Patrick (b. 19 SEP 1700, d. 5 OCT 1780)

Note: BIOGRAPHY: He was a hotel keeper on South Trade Street, about a block from where the Mecklenburg Declaration was signed on May 20, 1775. Patrick Jack moved from Chambersburg, PA, to Charlotte, NC, where his 5 sons particated in the Revolutionary War. When the British Officer, Lieuteneant-Colonel Banastre Tarleton, came to Charlotte, North Carolina, he said his first task was to burn "old Jack's house" because he and his sons caused him more trouble than anyone else. Patrick Jack narrowly escaped the British soldiers. He was moved from his sick bed and hidden in the forest by his sons. His house was then burned down. There is a marker symbolizing this location in 1925. It may still be there now. Later, at the Battle of Cowpens, South Carolina, on January 17, 1781, Lt.-Colonel Tarleton met General Damiel Morgan with his revolutionary forces of continentals and militia from Maryland, Virginia, Georgia and the Carolinas. After an hour of heavy fighting with few if any prisoners taken despite white flags held up. Within an hour, General Morgan claimed victory. Colonel Tarleton was killed and when I visited this area as a child there was a large mound of earth where the British were buried. The Revolution was in its sixth year, and this victory stopped the further British invasion and expansion in the area,adding to the victory in the preceeding October of the defeat of the British at Kings Mountain and before the year's end the final victory occured at Yorktown.265

BIOGRAPHY: According to Colony of North Carolina 1735-64,Abstracts of Land Patents Volume One by Margaret M. Hofmann,Patrick Jack on 22 February 1764 purchsed 200 acres inMecklenburg County on the North side of the Catwabo River onMcAlpin Creek, joining James Davis and Samuel Jack. Crown to7066 page 41 of the Patent Book 17.

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Davis, Wesley W (b. 1842, d. 28 MAY 1897)

Note: Occupation: 1870 Somerset Census, Occupation Butcher

1880: Census, Pennsylvania, Somerset, Somerset Borough, District 24, W W Davis, butcher, 37, Lydia M, 38, Harry B, 13, Mary M, 7, Geo, 3, lived close to his father Daniel

1st Sergeant, Co. A, Regiment 10, Pa Volunteers

Name: Wesley W Davis ,
Enlistment Date: 20 June 1861
Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE
Side Served: Union
State Served: Pennsylvania
Unit Numbers: 2270 2270
Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 20 June 1861
Enlisted in Company A, 39th Infantry Regiment Pennsylvania on 20 June 1861.
Wounded on 27 August 1862
Discharged because of wounds Company A, 39th Infantry Regiment Pennsylvania on 05 May 1863

The Courier (Connellsville, Pennsylvania) > 1888 > October > 12

Oct 8 1888 in reissue and increase of pension for Wesley W Davis

Unmarked grave in Union Cemetery

Source: (Name)
Title: GEDCOM File : ~ATF1.ged
Note: ABBR GEDCOM File : ~ATF1.ged
Data:
Text: 4 DEC 2002

Occupation: Date: BET 1870 AND 1880
Place: Butcher

Census: Date: 1870
Place: Somerset County, Somerset PA

Census: Date: 1850
Place: Somerset Borough, Somerset, Pennsylvania

Census: Date: 1860
Place: Somerset, Somerset, Pennsylvania

Census: Date: 1880
Place: Somerset Borough, Somerset, Pennsylvania