"Probate Records. Vol V, 1687 to 1695. Page 186.
Marshall, David, Windsor. Invt. £263-17-00. Taken 7 July, 1694, by Timothy Phelps sen. and James Ennos. Will dated 22 June, 1694.
I David Marshall of Windsor doe make this my last Will & Testament: I give to my little son David Marshall, at the age of 21 years, ½ of my houseing & Homested, and the whole after my wife's decease. Also, I give unto my son my Swamp or Meadow Land lying by Hoyt's Meadow. Also my Great Lott, 65 Rods in Breadth, & to take his part on the westerly side next to George Griswold's Land, and the length to run the whole length of the sd. Lott, excepting only 4 or 5 acres, which I have exchanged with Benajah Holcomb for the Land where my house now stands, to be to him forever; only the sd. David Marshall is hereby bound to pay unto his two sisters £5 apeice in Country pay within 2 years after he comes to be possessed of the premises. I give unto my wife Abigail Marshall, after just Debts & all Expenses are paid, the Use & Benefit of my whole Estate, Personal or Real, until my Children come to age, and half of all the Moveable Estate to be at her own dispose forever; and also half the house & homested during her natural life, & 1-3 part of the benefit of the Real Estate. I give unto my two daughters Abigail and Hannah Marshall, to be equally divided betwixt them, all my other Land not herein disposed otherwise, and also half of my Moveable Estate. It is my Will that my wife Abigail Marshall shall be sole Executrix, and that my brethren Thomas Marshall & William Phelps, with Benajah Holcomb sen., shall be Overseers.
DAVID MARSHALL. LS.
Witness: Daniel Griswold, John Griswold.
Note: In the Inventory mention is made of 'Brads & Sparables.'"