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CARIO FAMILY KMiCOKDS— vSIiCO.M) CENEKATION. 19
Carr, as above mcntioiK'd, only reserving the out house wherein
he now liveth and the i»;ar(len next to the said honse, for my
wile Sarah Carr, to enjcn' and improve during the time of her
widowhood, and ])rivilege to hiy her wood in and to the well
for water, and to the eeUar of the great house to make a little
room therein for her own use \vitli privilege to go thereto. Also,
I give and bequeath unto my son John Carr, his heirs, execu-
tors, administrators and assigns, forever, my whole part of
Kose island and the Avliole of my warehouse standing upon
and all my woolen apparel, the
niN- wharf here in Newport ;
grate, andii-ons, jack for the chimney, the great tongs and lire
sliovel, one iron spit and the great table in the hall or parlor
of my dwelling house and the forms belonging to it."
"Item.— I give and betpieath unto my son Edward Carr, and
to his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, forever, iifty
acres and half acre of land at Conanicut, which I bought of
Jeremiah Willets, and sixty-five acres of land on said Conanicut
island which I bought of John Greene and Henry Bassett,
as also \e right to Dutch island belonging to the said land
all ye ])rivileges belonging to those lands, and also one-fourth
part of ni}^ half of Gould island, and my Indian boy named Tom,
my pair of little 'stilliards,' my wearing linen, and whatsoever
I have formerly given unto him, and the chest that stands in
ye hall, wliich I had of Moses Pachoo, the Jew."
"Item.— I give and bequeath unto 1113^ son Francis Carr, and
to his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, forever,
one-half of my right to the house and land in Newport, that I
bought of Mr. Anthony Haywood, and also my one-half share
of land at Cowset, that I bought of Major John Greene, and al-
so a t\venty shilling piece of gold, a silver spoon, and one-fifth
part of my household stock, beds, bedding and furniture that
I may leave behind me at my decease."
"Item.— I give and be([ueath unto m}^ son James Carr, and
to his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, forever,
one-half of my right unto the hovise and land in Newport,
which I l)ought of Mr. Anthony Haywood, and alst) my right
in Misquammacuck lands, and a piece of gold and a silver
spoon, and t)ne-lifth part of my household stuff, beds, bedding
and furniture that I ma^- leave behind me at my decease."
"Item.— I give and bequeath unto my daughter Mary Paine,
and to her husl)and Thomas Paine, or the longest liver of