1794, Dec. 21. Kiple [Kyple], Jacob, Sr., of Amwell Twsp., Hunterdon Co.;
will of. Wife, Catharine, use of dwelling house and all lands, while widow.
Son, George, 145% acres to begin at the 50 acres bought of Combs, thence
south to fence east of house to woodland, thence easterly on north side of
woodland to line on east side of plantation. Son, Jacob, remaining part of plan-
tation. Daughter, Margaret Van Camp, £100, exclusive of what has been given
her. Daughter, Mary Cherry, £100. Daughter, Catharine Groenendycke, £100,
after the decease of her husband, Nicholas Gi oenendycke. Residue to wife.
Executors—sons, George and Jacob. Witnesses—William Hand, John Hand,
Uriah Bonham. Proved May 4, 1797.
Lib. 37, p. 176.
1797, Mar. 1. Inventory, £364.4.3; made by Joseph Reading and George
Duckworth.
1797, Mar. 2. Caveat. Filed by Isaac Van Camp, in behalf of his wife,
Margaret, daughter of said Jacob Kyple, and James Cherry, in behalf of his
wife, Mary, another daughter of said Jacob Kyple, dec'd.
1798, Aug. 10. Account. Total £421.9.7; made by George Kyple, one of
the executors.
File 1799J.
