The genealogy of the descendants of Richard Haven, of Lynn ...

54 THE WILL OF RICHARD HAVEN.
I give to my daughter, Sarah Whitney, one cow.
I give to my grandson, Westol Cogswell, one shilling.
I give to my grand-daughter, Hannah Parker, twenty shillings.
I give to my grand-daughter, Hannah Gooddell, my great iron kettle, and one
brass pot, and one pewter platter.
I give ten pounds in pay, to be divided equally among my son Moses Haven's
children.
I give ten pounds in pay, to be divided equally among my daughter Hannah
Gooddell's children, to be paid within four years after my decease.
1 give to my son, Nathaniel Haven, all my wearing clothes.
Further, my will is that what legacies I have given in this my will, particularly
mentioning pay, that so many of them as my executor shall see cause to
pay in money, there shall be one third part abated of the sum that is therein
mentioned.
I will and appoint my son, Moses Haven, my lawful and sole executor to this
my last will and testament; and, for the confirmation hereof, I, the aforesaid
Richard Haven, have set to my hand and seal, this twenty-first day of May,
Anno Domini, one thousand seven hundred and one, in the thirteenth year of
the reign of our sovereign lord, King William the third of England, &c.
Signed and sealed in presence of us,
JOHN BURRILL, Jun.
JOSEPH BURRILL,
SARAH X BALLORD,
Her mark.
Sign
RICHARD X HAVEN, and seal.
His
Approved 14 June, 1703.
The substance of the will of Joseph Haven, son of Richard, Junior,
may be seen at pages 8 and 9.
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