Person:Barnabas Wines (3)

In the will of Barnabas Wines, father of Esther (Wines) Wells and grandfather of Bethia (Wells) Terry, written on 3 Feb 1762, we find: "To my granddaughter, Bethiah Terry, œ150. To my great grandson, Gershom Terry, Jr., œ50.

New York Wills:Abstracts of Wills Vol VI 1760-1766Pg 165Page 397.--In the name of God, Amen. I, BARNABAS WINES, of Southold,in Suffolk County, being weak in body.I leave to my granddaughter, Mary Mapes, two 50-acre Lots of land atthe Wading river, Bounded west by John Paine, north by the Sound,south upon the Manor, and east by John Paine, during her life, andthen to her heirs.I leave to my grandson, Wines Osborn, my homestead, that is, my houseand land on which I live, 200 acres, bounded north by the Sound, eastby Daniel Osborn, south by highway, west by Daniel Reeve and the lateWalter Reeve. Also my clothes and the cupboard in my house. "Also thelot of land known by the name of Stevens Lot," 50 acres, bounded northby highway, west and south by John Gardiner, and east by JonathanTerry, Silas Norton, and Silas Moore, Reserving 1/2 acre at the northwest corner of said lot, extending from Jonathan Terry's land, west onthe road 8 rods, then south 10 rods. Also reserving all the timber onthe east side of the watering hole in said lot. I also leave him fourRights in the North Manor, so called, and 2 acres of meadow in theGreat meadow, so called.If my said grandson should die, then to my grandson Phineas Fanning,Jr.I leave to my granddaughter, Mehetabel Fanning, œ150. To mygranddaughter, Mary Mapes, œ40. To my greatgrandson, Phineas Fanning,Jr., œ50. To my granddaughter, Bethiah Terry, œ150. To my greatgrandson, Gershom Terry, Jr., œ50. To my grandson, Barnabas Wines,Jr., œ20. To my grandson, Thomas Wines, œ10. To my granddaughter, AnnReeve, œ10. I leave to my son, Barnabas Wines, two of my best coats,and best hat, a pair of breeches, and two best shirts. (Small legaciesof clothing are left to negroes, and two of them are to have theirfreedom and the half acre of land reserved above.) Of all the rest ofmy personal property I leave 1/3 to my son Barnabas, 1/5 to mygrandchildren, Wines, Daniel, and Elizabeth Osborn, 1/5 togranddaughter, Bethiah Terry, the rest to granddaughter MehetabelFanning. My executors shall give a bond that the negroes shall not bea burden to any town. I make my son Barnabas and my grandson, WinesOsborn, executors. Dated February 3, 1762.Witnesses, Parker Wickham, John Wickham, Thomas Wickham.Proved, May 27, 1762.[NOTE.--The "North Manor" was that portion of the Manor ofSt. George which lay north of Peconic river, and is a triangular tractin the west part of the town of Riverhead.--W. S. P.]__________Dates: Written: 02/03/1762; proved 05/27/1762Wife: not namedSon: Barnabas Wines,Grandchildren: Mary Mapes, Wines Osborn, Phineas Fanning, Jr (calledgrandson in one place and greatgrandson in another), MehetableFanning, Bethia Terry, Barnabas Wines, Wines Osborn, Elizabeth Osborn,Daniel Osborn, Thomas Wines, Ann Reeve.Great grandchildren: Gershom Terry, Jr, (also Phineas Fanning, Jr,referred to in one place as grandchild, another as great-grandchild.)Executors: Barnabas Wines (son) and Wines Osborn (grandson)Witnesses: Parker Wickham, John Wickham, Thomas Wickham___________Identities above:Mary Mapes > I can't figure her out.There was a Jonathan Mapes, who md a Mary Terry, Nov 28, 1733,in SalmonRecords... ??Also, a Mary Brown md a Samuel Mapes in 1751 ??Phineas Fanning, Jr. > As near as I can tell, the reference to him asgrandchild is wrong and the second instance of him, asgreat-grandchild, is correct. He believe he is son of Phineas Fanningand Mehetable Wells. Mehetable dau of Solomon and Esther (Wines) Wells(marriage in Salmon Records). That makes him a great grandchild.Mehetable Fanning > I believe this would be the mother of PhineasFanning, above. Mehetable (Wells), md to Phineas Fanning. She thedaughter of Solomon and Esther (Wines) Wells. That would make her agrandaughter.Bethia Terry > This should be Mehetable's sister, Bethia (Wells)Terry, who married Gershom Terry, 03/09/1748/9. She would be thedaughter of Esther (Wines) Wells and the grandaughter of Barnabas.Elizabeth, Wines and Daniel Osborn > Would be siblings, children ofMehitable Wines & Daniel Osborn.Barnabas and Thomas Wines would appear to be brothers, sons ofBarnabas, Jr. They are named in Barnabas, Jr's 1782 will. (Is this thesame Barnabas who married Eunice Hallock?)Gershom Terry, Jr, great-grandchild would have to be son of grandchildBethia Wells and Gershom Terry._______________Descendants of Barnabas Wines1 Barnabas Wines 1675 - 1762.. +Anna (___) 1675 - 1707.... 2 Barnabas Wines 1702 - 1784........ +Bethia Terrill 1705 - 1784........... 3 Thomas Wines 1730 -........... 3 Barnabas Wines 1732 -............... +[Eunice Hallock?] 1732 -........... 3 Anna Wines 1734 -............... +James Reeve 1732 -.... 2 Mehitable Wines 1704 - 1754........ +Daniel Osborn 1712 - 1779........... 3 Wines Osborn 1736 - 1786............... +Helen Hull 1741 - 1786........... 3 Elizabeth Osborn 1740 -........... 3 Daniel Osborn 1743 -............... +Abigail Hull 1743 -.... 2 Esther Wines 1706 - 1730........ +Solomon Wells 1704 - 1769........... 3 Bethia Wells 1727 - 1785............... +Gershom Terry 1723 - 1786......................4 Gershom Terry........... 3 Mehetable Wells 1728 - 1778............... +Phineas Fanning 1724 - 1796.......................4 Phineas Fanning