Mentioned in Father-in-law's WILL on March 5, 1761
Mentioned in father's WILL on May 20, 1769
Died intestate in or about October 1774.
References
↑ Actions with respect to the Estate of Jacob Case.
NJ Colonial Documents Calendar of Wills 1751-1760, p. 85 of VOL 5. ::- 18 October 1774. JACOB CASE, of Amwell Township, Hunterdon Co., Int. :::Adm'rs - Mathias Houshel and Jacob Garvis. :::Fellowbondsman -Joshua Corshon; all of said place.
::-14 October 1774. (Hunterdon Co. Estate #909J) :::Renunciation by Catherine Case. :::Witnesses - James York and Peter Houshel.
::- 10 October 1774. Inventory, :::£165.12.3, made by John Opdycke and William Hoogland. (Lib. 15, p. 503) --- :Summary: :10 Oct 1774 Amwell Twp., Hunterdon, New Jersey, USA [2] Intestate #909J :Total Inventory: £165.12.3 ::- Money owed to estate by: Isaac Gano ::- Appraisers: John Opdyke, William Hoogland ::- Renunciation: :::"Whereas Jacob Case late of the Township of Amwell, and County of Hunterdon died Intestate, and I having the right to administer upon the Estate of said Jacob Case, Know all men by these presents - that I do hereby renounce and refuse to take upon myself the Trouble of Administering on sd Estate and all intermeddling with the Same. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and Seal the 14th day of October, In the year of our Lord one Thousand, seven hundred and seventy four -- 1774." :::Sealed and Delivered :::In presence of us :::Jas. York :::Peter Houshel
:::Catherine (her mark) Case
::Administrators: Matthias Houshel, Jacob Servis
Children of Jacob Case.
The CHILDREN OF Jacob Case are listed in the Deed made between eldest son Anthony 'Tunis' Case and his siblings "William Case and Peter Case of the state of Virginia, Jacob Case, Martin Case, Isaac Servis, and William Hann of the township of Amwell" (see 1807 Deed in Vol 15, Deed #564 New Jersey Deeds. Familysearch image #310 of 993 in NJ Deeds Vol 15-17, 1808-1811.
