Walter Newberry of Gracechurch Street, London, merchant, dated 22nd of 12th month called February 1734. £100 Carolina money to my sister Sarah Parson of Charles Town, S. C. £100 N. E. money to be paid by John Wheelwright of Boston to: my brother-in-law John Cranston of Newport, R. I., to be divided between the children of my sister Anne Mary Cranston deceased; my sister Elizabeth Bordon of Newport, R. I., widow, to be divided between her children; my sister Martha, wife of Nathan Allen of Allen Town, N.J., to be divided between her children; my sister Mary, wife of Jeremiah Williams of Hempstead Harbour, Long Island, to be divided between her children. £30 N. E. money to my kinsman Joseph Jacob of Newport, R. I. to be divided between the children of my sister Sarah Parson. £20 N. Y. money to my brother-in-law Thomas Rodman of Flushing, Long Island. All my houses and lands in the hands of the said Rodman and £500 N. E. money to my daughter Margaret Newberry when she is 21 or married. £10 to Martha Gipson. My (late) wife's clothes to my sisters Patience Reed and Anne Hyam. If both my sisters die, the proceeds of my estate are to be shipped in goods to my kinsmen Thomas Richardson and Joseph Jacob of R. I. While Joseph Symmonds lives, the portion due to my daughter Anne is to remain in the hands of my friend Thomas Plumsted who is to be exec. with Margaret Wyeth.
Witnesses: Thomas Mildred, John Mason and William Shephard. Pr. 4 Mar 1737 by affirmation of execs. named. (PROB 11/682/64).
