[Full transcript given by this source.] Will of "James Thorne, of Flushing", dated 20 Aug 1766, mentions:
"my cousin, George Thorne, son of my cousin, Samuel Thorne, sadler, deceased" [under 21];
"my dearly beloved wife Sarah";
"my cousin, Mary Farrington, daughter of my deceased cousin, James Farrington";
"my cousin [nephew] William Thorne, son of my deceased brother, William Thorne" [note: "nephew" added by editor, presumably since son of brother, as is true of some of the following];
"my cousin, Joseph Thorne, son of my said brother";
"my cousin, Catharine Joneses children, grandchildren of my said deceased brother William";
"my cousin, James Thorne, son of my brother, John Thorne, deceased";
"my cousin, William Thorne, son of my brother Thomas";
"my cousin, John Thorne, son of my brother John";
"my aforesaid cousin, Samuel Thorne's sons, Samuel and William Thorne" [i.e., father Samuel is also George's father above];
"to John Field, Jr., of Flushing, as a legacy for the use of friends belonging to the quarterly meeting on Long Island";
"my two negro slaves, that is, my man called Bristo, and my maid called Elener, his wife, shall have their freedom if they chuse"
"my cousin, John Thorn, son of my brother John, and my trusty friends, James Bowne, of New York and Daniel Bowne, of Flushing, executors."
Proved 2 Aug 1784. Administration {probably letters testamentary since he is executor, not administrator] to John Thorne 11 Aug 1784.
