George Wilson

George Wilson, planter
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14 Mar 176805 Apr 1768
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William Wilson --son, the upper end of the tract where he now lives called "Security" from . . .to the head line of an old tract called "Dixons Lott" and liberty in the marsh pasture for his work creatures on condition that he help support the bridges of the marsh.
George Wilson --grandson (son of William ), to have lands left to his father William at father's decease
Roday Wilson --wife, to have her thirds of the lands and all corn, meat, wool, flax, yarn and a one-third of fowl for the support of herself and the children and Samuel Wilson (brother)
Abraham Wilson --son, remaining part of lands and marshes formerly called "Security", one gun,
David Wilson --son, to have lands left to Abraham should Abraham die without issue
Jesse Wilson, Levin Wilson --sons, to share whip saw and cross cut saw with David, William, George, and Abraham
Sophia Wilson, Sarah Wilson, Hannah Wilson, Ann Wilson, Mary Wilson --daughters, to share remainder of estate with brothers Jesse, Levin, David, George, Abraham, and William
Witnesses: Purnell Outten, Joseph Wilson, David Pryer
Then came: Roday Wilson, widow and desired to be concluded by the provisions of the will. 04/05/1768