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done for her upon marriage shall be made up sixty pounds, and at the decease of my wife, her<br />

natural mother, her then share of household goods shall be made up to her twenty pounds. A:<br />

the above named sixty pounds to be made up and paid with<strong>in</strong> three years from my decease.<br />

"Item. I give unto my daughter, Sarah Cogswell, and also m\ daughter. Mary Cogs-<br />

well, to each of them eighty pounds.<br />

"Item. I give to youngest daughter, I.ucy Cogswell, eighty pounds, to be paid upon<br />

marriage, or when she shall arrive at full age, and to be supported by my executor till she<br />

arrive at the age of fourteen years.<br />

" Item. I do now order, constitute, and appo<strong>in</strong>t my well beloved son, Jonathan Cogs<br />

well, to he the sole executor of this my last Will and Testament, and do will and require him<br />

faithfuUv to execute & ])erform every article and part thereof; and that he maybe enabled<br />

for the discharge of this which I devolve upon him, I give, bequeath, and make over to him,<br />

the said Jonathan, my executor, and his heir.s, all the rest of <strong>in</strong>y estate, both real & personal,<br />

whatsoever & wheresoever, and the whole shall be to him, the said Jonathan, & his heirs<br />

forever."<br />

I'll II J Wis,-, M".<br />

Witnesses.-^ Willuim Cogr.vdl.<br />

Ih-liry Wiser<br />

1. To her son, Francis, a silver tankard.<br />

2. To her daughter, Susanna Hutler, her gold r<strong>in</strong>gs.<br />

(Signed) "JnNAiuAN Cogswell."<br />

3. To her daughter, Sarah Krown, her girl Jenney.<br />

4. To her daughter, Elizabeth Eveleth, the musl<strong>in</strong> handkerchief "she took so much pa<strong>in</strong>s<br />

to work."<br />

5. To her daughter, Anne Goodhue,<br />

6. To her daughter, Mary Cogswell, "my Indian woman, Nell."<br />

7. To her daughter, Lucy Cogswell, " my black broadcloth mourn<strong>in</strong>g suit, silk camblet<br />

Rid<strong>in</strong>g Hood, furbelow, silk scarf, velvet tippet, four pair of my best gloves, one of them my<br />

silk, three gold r<strong>in</strong>g>, one a stone one, my gold button, i\:c." She disposes also of "negro<br />

Jack."<br />

In the cemetery the follow<strong>in</strong>g <strong>in</strong>scriptions are found u])on grave-stones :<br />

"CAPC. JOnSCBSn COGSUJeiL, " iurt Ijjes the<br />

bitb |ulg 14'1>, MM, |n bis Sobg of LUCY<br />

57'^ gear." COGJlUeLL, baugbttr<br />

to CAPC. JOnACBAD it<br />

"GLIZABeCB, toifc of CAPC. IDRS. GLlZABeCB COGSUJeLL,<br />

JOnACBAH GOGSJUeLL, lnbo ^n^. ^eb. g' 23^, 1723,<br />

bitb lt23, Bob. 30'1>, |n i\i lS»fe gtat<br />

|n btr 56

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