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16o Memdr oJ
he hath already received; (viz.)ten pounds in
money, and twenty pounds in common pay
according to the ordinary prices of corn, cattle,
&c., in the country.
"My will further is that my third son,
Joseph Whiting, shall have and possess for
him and his heirs after him, my dwelling-house
with the orchard and lot adjoining, with all the
privileges of commons, herbage, &c., belonging
thereunto. Also eight acres of meadow or salt
marsh (be it more or less) in the meadowbefore
the town, bounded with the town records.
"Unto my daughter Weld of Roxbury I
leave twenty pounds to be paid by my executors
as an addition to what she hath received;
ten pounds of it in moneys and plate, and the
other ten pounds in common pay, as corn, and
cattle, &c., pass from man to man. Also to my
daughter Hubbard *_of Topsfield I order thirty
pounds to be paid by my executors as an addition
to what she hath already received; ten
pounds to be paid in moneys or plate, and
twenty in common pay, according to the ordi-
* Thls name is usually spelled Hobart.