Will of "Ebenezer Billing of Sunderlan being very sick & weak", dated 11 Nov 1745, proved 11 Dec 1745, names son Samuel Billing; sons & daughters of (my son) Ebenezer Billing Deceased: sons Moses, Ebenezer & Elijah & daughters Mary, Miriam & Elisabeth; the 4 Daughters of Jonathan Field of Sunderland, viz: Unise, Joanna, Lydia, & Mary; 3 children of my son Jonathan Billing Deceased: Phillip, Caleb, Rhoda; my four sons Samuel Billing, John Billing, Fellows Billing & Edward Billing "they affording an houourable & comfortable maintenance out of the same to my well beloved Wife Hanah". Sons Fellows Billing & Edward Billing to be executors.
8 Jan 1745[/46]: Petition of Sam'll Billing & John Billing that whereas will of Hon'd Father Cap't Ebenezer Billing requested no inventory, they would accept a bond by their brothers to pay the legacies specified.
8 Jan 1745[/46]: Bond of Fellows Billing of Sunderland Innkeeper & Edward Billing of Cold Springs So Called Clerc as executors of will of Ebenezer Billing late of sunderland Gent: Dec'd.
9 Dec 1748: Request by selectmen of Sunderland (Sam'll Smith, Jonathan Field, John Gunn) that "Sam'll Billing Black smith of our town hath not had the use of his reason for a year & half ... not being capable of taking car of himself ... that a meet person be appointed his Gardian".