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RICHARD ALLISON, OF WARWICK, N. Y. 209
legacy to his granddaughter, Mary Horton,^ with her mother's
wearing apparel. Another legacy was to his grandson,
Nathan Moore,-^ who was not of age. He left legacies to
Ann Thompson and Margaret Bradner. The following are
the known Christian names of his children :
CHILDREN.
1282. Elizabeth Allison,^ not of age Oct. 17, 1752.
1283. Sarah Allisou.^ No record.
1284. William Allison =
(1^07), not of age Oct. 17, 1752. He resided in
Goshen, Orange Co., N. Y., and d. in 1804.
1285. Phoebe Allison.^ No record.
1286. Benjamin Allison.^ No record,
1287. Cornelius Allison,^ m. Rebecca .
1288. Richardson Allison- (1312), m. Anna ; d. 1769; res. Goshen^
Orange Co., N. Y.
1289. Joseph Allison.^ He was the eldest son, and was living Nov. 8,
1757, and was appointed by his brother Thomas one of the executors
of his will.
1290. Richard Allison.^ He was living Nov. 8, 1757, and was appointed
by his brother Thomas, one of the executors of his will.
1291. Thomas Allison^ (1315), m. Margaret and d. , 1757; res.
Goshen, N. Y.
1292. Isaac Allison' (1320), not of age Oct. 17, 1752; m. Anna ,
and d. 1793; res. Warwick, near Amity, Orange Co., N. Y.
1293. John Allison,i one of the three Allisons, and a
probable brother of Joseph whose history has been given,
lived near Florida, a precinct of Goshen, Orange county,
N. Y. He died in the town of Walkill, Orange county, in
1764. His will was dated Sept. 12, 1763, proven June 11,
1764, and is recorded in the surrogate's office in the city of
New York. His brother, Richard Allison, was named as
executor.
CHILDREN.
1294. John Allison,^ m. Abigail , and in 1776 lived in Orange Co.,
N. Y,
1295. Henry Allison,' res., in 1776, in Orange Co., N. Y.
1296. Richard Allison."
1297. Keziah Allison.'
1298. Elizabeth Allison.'
1299. Bridget Allison.'
1300. Richard Allison,^ another of the three Allisons.
(The relationship to John Allison is shown by the latter's
will.) He died in 1767. His wife was Martha .
Resided in Warwick, Orange county, N. Y., where his death
occurred. His will is recorded in Goshen, N. Y., and in it
he mentions his brother-in-law, John Wells; will dated Oct.
23, 1766 or 1776.
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