Person:James Horton (6)

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Deacon James Horton
b.1694
d.16 May 1762
m. 1672
  1. Caleb Horton1673 -
  2. Bethia HortonAbt 1674 - 1744
  3. Barnabas Horton1675 - 1705
  4. William Horton1677 - 1728
  5. Mehitable Horton1679 - 1757
  6. Abigail Horton1681 - 1757
  7. Jonathan Horton1683 - 1768
  8. Mary Horton1687 -
  9. Caleb Horton1690 -
  10. Patience Horton1692 - Abt 1727
  11. Deacon James Horton1694 - 1762
m. 1717
  1. Abigail Horton
  2. Anna Horton
  3. Bethia Horton - 1775
  4. Barnabas Horton1720 - 1787
  5. Thomas Horton1728 -
  6. Silas Horton1730 - 1820
  7. Ezra Horton1733 - 1789
Facts and Events
Name Deacon James Horton
Gender Male
Birth? 1694
Marriage 1717 to Anna Goldsmith
Death? 16 May 1762
Burial? Southold, Suffolk Co., Long Island, New York
Reference Number? A2011

In the name of God, Amen. I, JAMES HORTON, of Southold, in Suffolk County, being infirm in body. I leave to my wife Anne the use of my house and lands during her life, or so long as she remains my widow, and 1/8 of all the grain yearly, and firewood, and all movables, except what I leave to my daughter Abigail. I leave to my eldest son James my house and land where my son Barnabas now dwells, and one right in the Manor which I bought of Major Smith. Also a lot on Hog Neck, lying between Mr. Budd's land and my meadow, and to run as far west as the gutter that runs out of the Broad Swamp. Also a strip of land that I bought of Ezra Reeve, joining to land I gave him before. And 1/2 of a right on Shelter Island, and 2 lots of upland at the foot of Brushes hill, joining the Cories land. Also a horse and yoke of oxen, and 1/4 of my grain, and my husbandry implements. I leave to my son Barnabas all my other lands and meadows, with the housing, where I now dwell, and a right on Shelter Island. I leave to my son Silas the land and meadow at Goshen, in Orange County, which I purchased of Robert Thompson, with the houses, and 20 acres that I bought of Mr. Everitt, adjoining the west part of the same, running within 20 rods of George Thompson's land, in the Swamp. Also a yoke of oxen and œ20. I leave to my son Ezra œ30. I leave to my son Thomas 140 acres of land in Goshen, joining to Silas, and œ20. I leave to my son Jonathan the rest of my land in Goshen, which I purchased of Mr. Everitt, joining the land left to my son Thomas, and is about 140 acres. Also a horse and a yoke of oxen, a gun and a sword, and œ20. My son Barnabas is to pay the above sums in consideration of 1/2 of a lot on Shelter Island. I make my sons, James and Barnabas, executors.