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etween 1698, the date of Nathaniel's birth, and 1706, the date of the birth of Samuel, the fourth son. He married Elizabeth daughter of Capt. David Ogden of Newark (see #fltren part of this monograph), and sister of Sarah who became the wife of his brother Nathaniel. The line of his descendants is drawn out to the third generation in our Pedigree of Johnson. 85 4. Sarmiel;'^ who died March 14, 1777, aged seventy-one years— therefore born in 1706. Children of his are named in our Pedigree of Johnson. 86 5. Timothy;'^ not twenty-one years old in 171 8, the date of his father's Will; of whom little is known. He married, and had: (i.) a !;, 88 daughter Sm^ah;'^ who married Caleb Camp ; (2.) a sonjabes^ 6. Deborah.'^ 90 7. Phcebe.'^ NATHANIEL (83) Johnson died April 6, 1765, aged sixty-seven years—therefore born in 1698. He was entitled "Esquire," and is said to have been " a Magistrate of respectability and wealth." But his Will, like that of his father, is our chief source of information respecting him. The following is a copy in full : " In the name of God, Amen. I, Nathaniel Johnson of Newark, in the County of Essex and Province of New Jersey, being of sound Mind and Memory, do this twelfth day of November, in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and sixty-four, make my Last Will and Testament in manner following, Viz. Imprimis, I give to my beloved Wife Sarah Johnson the sum of Two hundred pounds Current Money of New Jersey at 8/ pr Oz., to be paid out of my Personal Estate, and also the use and occupation of the room we now live in, and the furniture, and also the use of the kitchen, during her natural life. Item, I give and Bequeath unto my Son Stephen Johnson, his heirs and Assigns forever, all that Orchard and Lott of Land which I bought of my Brother Eliphalett Johnson, and likewise that my Executors hereafter Named doo pay him out of my Moveable and Personal Estate the sum of one hundred pounds New Jersey Money as aforesaid. Item, I give to my Grand Son Josiah Ward the sum of Fifty pounds Jersey Money as aforesaid, to be paid out of 3'4
©Btren=3>otinfiion my Personal Estate when he comes of age. Item, I give to my Grand Son Jacob Jamison Banks the sum of Fifty pounds Jersey Money afores'd, to be paid to him out of my Personal Estate when he shall come of age. Item, I give and bequeath the equal remaining half part of all my personal and Moveable Estate to my Daughter Martha Ward, the use thereof during her Natural Life, and then to be equally divided between the Heirs of her Body. Item, I give and bequeath the other equal Remaining half part of my moveable and personal Estate to my Daughter Catharine Banks, the use thereof during her natural Life, and then to be equally divided between the Heirs of her Body. Item, I give, Bequeath and devise to my Grandson Stephen Johnson, his Heirs and Assigns, all that house, Barn and Lott of Land which he now lives upon, which I bought of Capt" Nathaniel Wheeler, he allowing his Mother the use of one Room in the house, and of one 3* part of the Land during her Widowhood. Item, I give. Bequeath and devise to my Grandson Nath*^' Johnson, his Heirs and Assigns, that house and Lott of Land which I bought of Zophar Beach, containing Eight Acres. Item, I give. Bequeath and devise to my Grand Son Jotham Johnson, his heirs and assigns, all that lott of Land Lying above two Mile Brooke, which I bought of Coll. Joseph Tuttle. Item, I give. Bequeath and devise unto my Two Grand Sons Nathaniel and Jotham Johnson, to them, their Heirs and assigns forever, to be equally divided between them, all the two several Lotts of fresh Meadow and Upland which I bought of Deacon Tuttle in the Neck, and likewise that which I bought of Josiah Lyon, they paying my Grand Daughter Mary Johnson the sum of Sixty pounds Jersey Money af *, on her coming to the age of Twenty one years. Item, I give. Bequeath and devise unto my Son David Johnson all my house and Homestead, together with all the rest and remainder of my Land and Meadow, with all my Right of Lands that I now have, or ought to have, that is [not] otherwise devised, or shall hereafter be devised, together with all my Farming Utensils, with the Cyder Mill and presses, and all the Casks belonging to the house, to him, his heirs and Assigns for- ever ; and my will is that my Son David shall freely use and Occupy the before devised lot of land to my son Stephen Johnson, for one year after my decease. I likewise give and devise unto my son David Johnson, his heirs and Assigns, that lott or piece of salt Meadow lying below Indian Corner. Item, I give. Bequeath and devise unto my Children, viz. David Johnson, Stephen Johnson, Martha Ward and Catharine Banks, and to my Grandson Stephen Johnson, son of Thomas Johnson deceased, to them, their heirs and assigns forever, two equal third parts of all my right. Title, property and Claim whatsoever which I now have or may hereafter have of, in and to all the Lands and real estate lately belonging to my Brother Eliphalet Johnson deceased, to be equally divided between them, share and share alike, and the 315
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my Personal Estate when he comes <strong>of</strong> age. Item, I give to my Gr<strong>and</strong> Son Jacob<br />
Jamison Banks the sum <strong>of</strong> Fifty pounds Jersey Money afores'd, to be paid to him out<br />
<strong>of</strong> my Personal Estate when he shall come <strong>of</strong> age. Item, I give <strong>and</strong> bequeath the<br />
equal remaining half part <strong>of</strong> all my personal <strong>and</strong> Moveable Estate to my Daughter<br />
Martha Ward, the use there<strong>of</strong> during her Natural Life, <strong>and</strong> then to be equally divided<br />
between the Heirs <strong>of</strong> her Body. Item, I give <strong>and</strong> bequeath the other equal Remaining<br />
half part <strong>of</strong> my moveable <strong>and</strong> personal Estate to my Daughter Catharine Banks, the<br />
use there<strong>of</strong> during her natural Life, <strong>and</strong> then to be equally divided between the Heirs<br />
<strong>of</strong> her Body. Item, I give, Bequeath <strong>and</strong> devise to my Gr<strong>and</strong>son Stephen Johnson, his<br />
Heirs <strong>and</strong> Assigns, all that house, Barn <strong>and</strong> Lott <strong>of</strong> L<strong>and</strong> which he now lives upon,<br />
which I bought <strong>of</strong> Capt" Nathaniel Wheeler, he allowing his Mother the use <strong>of</strong> one<br />
Room in the house, <strong>and</strong> <strong>of</strong> one 3* part <strong>of</strong> the L<strong>and</strong> during her Widowhood. Item, I<br />
give. Bequeath <strong>and</strong> devise to my Gr<strong>and</strong>son Nath*^' Johnson, his Heirs <strong>and</strong> Assigns,<br />
that house <strong>and</strong> Lott <strong>of</strong> L<strong>and</strong> which I bought <strong>of</strong> Zophar Beach, <strong>containing</strong> Eight<br />
Acres. Item, I give. Bequeath <strong>and</strong> devise to my Gr<strong>and</strong> Son Jotham Johnson, his<br />
heirs <strong>and</strong> assigns, all that lott <strong>of</strong> L<strong>and</strong> Lying above two Mile Brooke, which I bought<br />
<strong>of</strong> Coll. Joseph Tuttle. Item, I give. Bequeath <strong>and</strong> devise unto my Two Gr<strong>and</strong> Sons<br />
Nathaniel <strong>and</strong> Jotham Johnson, to them, their Heirs <strong>and</strong> assigns forever, to be equally<br />
divided between them, all the two several Lotts <strong>of</strong> fresh Meadow <strong>and</strong> Upl<strong>and</strong> which<br />
I bought <strong>of</strong> Deacon Tuttle in the Neck, <strong>and</strong> likewise that which I bought <strong>of</strong> Josiah<br />
Lyon, they paying my Gr<strong>and</strong> Daughter Mary Johnson the sum <strong>of</strong> Sixty pounds<br />
Jersey Money af *, on her coming to the age <strong>of</strong> Twenty one years. Item, I give.<br />
Bequeath <strong>and</strong> devise unto my Son David Johnson all my house <strong>and</strong> Homestead,<br />
together with all the rest <strong>and</strong> remainder <strong>of</strong> my L<strong>and</strong> <strong>and</strong> Meadow, with all my Right<br />
<strong>of</strong> L<strong>and</strong>s that I now have, or ought to have, that is [not] otherwise devised, or shall<br />
hereafter be devised, together with all my Farming Utensils, with the Cyder Mill <strong>and</strong><br />
presses, <strong>and</strong> all the Casks belonging to the house, to him, his heirs <strong>and</strong> Assigns for-<br />
ever ; <strong>and</strong><br />
my will is that my Son David shall freely use <strong>and</strong> Occupy the before<br />
devised lot <strong>of</strong> l<strong>and</strong> to my son Stephen Johnson, for one year after my decease. I<br />
likewise give <strong>and</strong> devise unto my son David Johnson, his heirs <strong>and</strong> Assigns, that lott<br />
or piece <strong>of</strong> salt Meadow lying below Indian Corner. Item, I give. Bequeath <strong>and</strong><br />
devise unto my Children, viz. David Johnson, Stephen Johnson, Martha Ward <strong>and</strong><br />
Catharine Banks, <strong>and</strong> to my Gr<strong>and</strong>son Stephen Johnson, son <strong>of</strong> Thomas Johnson<br />
deceased, to them, their heirs <strong>and</strong> assigns forever, two equal third parts <strong>of</strong> all my<br />
right. Title, property <strong>and</strong> Claim whatsoever which I now have or may hereafter have<br />
<strong>of</strong>, in <strong>and</strong> to all the L<strong>and</strong>s <strong>and</strong> real estate lately belonging to my Brother Eliphalet<br />
Johnson deceased, to be equally divided between them, share <strong>and</strong> share alike, <strong>and</strong> the<br />
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