Wills: JOSEPH CALDWELL, 1802: North Huntingdon Twp, Westmoreland County, Pa.

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	Will  Proved April 30, 1802	Will Book No. 1, page 167

In  the Name of God, Amen.
I, Joseph Caldwell, of North Huntingdon, in the County of Westmoreland, do make
and ordain this, my last will and testament in the following manner: My whole
estate to be sold in the manner that may be most conducive to the interest of,
my children. (except such wearing apparel as may be found, which may, at the
discretion of my executors be divided amongst my three sons. The money
arising  from such state (after payment of all my just debts and the two small
bequests last mentioned in this will.)  My meaning is that the residue and
remainder of my estate be divided into eight equal shares and divided amongst
my children in the following manner
In Primus: To my son, Robert Caldwell, I give and bequeath one share And two
thirds of a share to my daughter Mary Donahy I give and bequeath one share to
my daughter, Agnes Wallis  I give and bequeath one share to my daughter, Hannah
Hamilton. I give and bequeath one share and one third of a share to my daughter,
Susanna McCutcheon 
I give and bequeath one share to my two sons, Joseph Caldwell and John
Caldwell. I give and bequeath the one share that is half a share to each.
To my daughter, Elizabeth Baird, I give and bequeath one share I do
bequeath to my grandson, Joseph Caldwell, son of John Caldwell, the sum of
twenty dollars
And further, I do bequeath for the use of Friends Meeting House, in said
township, twenty dollars
I appoint James A. McGrew, Benjamin Gilbert, and James B. McGrew, my executors
to see the accomplishnent of this, my last will and testament, and to have my
body decently interred
Signed, sealed this twentyeth day of the seventh month, one thousand eight
hundred and one in the presence of James McGrew, Samuel Talbott, and Finley
McGrew

						Joseph Caldwell