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20 CARR FAMILY RECORDS—SECOND GEXERATIOX.
them, all the land which I purchased of the town of Newport,
adjoining to the house of my said Thomas Paine hath let unto
Mr. William Brindley, here in Newport, which said house
was purchased of my son Caleb Carr; also I gave unto them
or the longest liver of them, one-ft)urth part of my share of
Gould island, and whatsoever I have formerly given her. Further,
I give and bequeath to my daughter Mercy Paine, my
silver beer bowl, to be kept by her in remembrance of me as
long as she liveth, and at her decease to be disposed of to
whom she pleaseth."
Sarah Carr,
"Item.— I give and l^equeath to my daughter
and to her heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, forever,
the house and land thereunto belonging, which I bought of
Henry Palmer, here in Newport; and also a twenty shilling
piece of gold, a silver spoon, one-fifth part of my household
stuff, bed, bedding and furniture that 1 may leave behind at
my decease, and within two j^ears after ni}- decease, five pounds
in money to be paid her by my execvitors."
''Item- I give and bequeath unto my daughter Elizabeth
Carr, and to her heirs, executors, administi-ators and assigns,
forever, ye house and land which I bought of Ruth Pierce, in
the which Thomas Paine now liveth here in Newport, and
also my negro boy Joe, my silver caur, twenty sheep, one piece
of gold, a silver spoon, and one-fifth part of my household stuff,
beds, bedding and furniture that I may leave behind me at my
decease, ten pounds in money to be paid l)y ni}^ executois."
''Item.— I give and Ijequeath to my grandson Jol) Carr, the
son of my son Samuel Carr, the house wherein John Davis
now liveth at the sign of ye ship here in Newport, and ye long
house above it, and all ye land 1 ])ought
ward of the highway and northward of a highway
t)f Mr. Arnold, west-
which be-
lonp-eth to the said housings, all of which 1 give and bequeath
to my said grandson Job Carr, his heirs, executors, adminis-
trators or assigns, forever, only reserving a cart way to tlie
warehouse and wharf, and my will is that what I have herein
in the hands of
given to my grandson Jol) Carr, shall l)e kept
my executors until he comes of age, and then delivered unto
him, and in ye mean time the income thereof lo he \yA\d by
them t jward the bringing liini up."
"Item.— My will is that if any of my sons, Nicholas, Caleb,
John and Edward Carr, or my graiitlson Job Carr, son of my