WILL:
Proved Sept 7, 1702. [RIGR 10:21]
Will first makes provision for cousin (nephew) James Weeden, but if he does not com "to his right senses & understanding" then all said houses & lands go to cousin William Weeden, son of said James, he paying legacies to his brothers & sisters viz: To my cousin James Weeden, son of above said James Weeden 5s & like amount to cousin Robert Weeden. To cousins Jonathan, Job & Philip Weeden 5 pds each. To cousin MARY GREENMAN wife of Thomas 3 pds. To cousin Mary Weeden 3 pds & like amount to cousins Rebecca, Sarah & Elizabeth Weeden. If testator's cousin (nephew) James Weeden comes to his senses he was to pay above legacies, otherwise the aforesaid Wm. Weeden was to pay them at death of father James Weeden and as the children come of age. If cousin (nephew) James Weeden's wife Mary survived him she was to be maintained out of the land during widowhood. Rest of estate bequeathed equally to cousin Wm Weeden & ____ Weeden. Exors: William Weeden Sr & Willam Weeden son of James Weeden, brother to said William Weeden. Sept 7, 1702. [Austin]
