Source:Calendar of New Jersey Wills (vol. 1 Calendar)
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- May 1689 - Inventory of the estate of Humphrey Spinage of Elizabeth (£115.-.- real, £108.8.- personal); made by George Ross and Aaron Tompson.[1]
<ref name="Calendar of New Jersey Wills vol. 1 p. 436" /> - December 7, 1689 - Will of Humphrey Spinage of Elizabeth proved.[1]
<ref name="Calendar of New Jersey Wills vol. 1 p. 436" /> - January 25, 1690 - Inventory of the estate of widow Lydia Toe (£84.10 all personal); taken by George Ross and John Littell.[2]
<ref name="Calendar of New Jersey Wills vol. 1 p. 465" /> - May 4, 1691 - Inventory of the personal estate of Woodruff, John, senior, of Elizabeth Town; £184.-.-; made by George Ross and Benjamin Griffith.[3]
<ref name="Calendar of New Jersey Wills vol. 1 p. 522" /> - May 20, 1695 - Inventory of the estate of Thomas Lee of Elizabethtown; (£30.1.-, all personal); made by Leftnt. George Ross and John Hindes.[4]
<ref name="Calendar of New Jersey Wills vol. 1 p. 289" /> - circa December 25, 1695 - Debts due to the estate of George Allin of Elizabeth Town by Sam. Olliver and John Bordman, by the estate to John Melvin, Richard Powell, Wm. Bingley, Thomas Gordon, James Murray, Ben. Griffith, Miles Forster, widow Delavall, David Mudie, Wm. Browne, Wm. Oliver, Tho. Johnston, widow Lyon, Abr. Hatfield, Henry Walwood, Rodger Lambert, George Ross, Samuel Dennis, John Bishop, John Moore, John Crook, of N. Y., and John Baker, of Elizabeth Town.[5]
<ref name="Calendar of New Jersey Wills vol. 1 p. 12" /> - February 13, 1696 - Inventory of the estate of Nathaniel Tuttell of Elizabeth Town (£107.3.-, all personal, incl. one negro woman slave £28, one negro boy £7, one negro girl £3); made by John Hindes and John Ross.[6]
<ref name="Calendar of New Jersey Wills vol. 1 p. 473" /> - December 28, 1697 - Thomas Darling of Elisabeth Town. Inventory of the personal estate of, £22.12.6; made by John Hindss and John Ross.[7]
<ref name="Calendar of New Jersey Wills vol. 1 p. 128" /> - November 13, 1717 - Daniel Price refuses to act as executor in estate of George Ross of Elizabeth Town.[8]
<ref name="Calendar of New Jersey Wills vol. 1 p. 395" /> - November 14, 1717 - Will of George Ross of Elizabeth Town, Essex Co., proved[8]
<ref name="Calendar of New Jersey Wills vol. 1 p. 395" /> - June 23, 1719 - Nuncupative will of John PentLentn of Monmouth Co., giving his property to Henry Ross, and proved by John McDowel, with inventory of his personal estate, £5.18.3; made by Adam Hude and John McDowel.[9]
<ref name="Calendar of New Jersey Wills vol. 1 p. 359" /> - June 23, 1719 - Inventory of the personal estate of John PentLentn of Monmouth Co. £14.18.3, inch an old Bible 5s., one psalm book 1s. and one confession of faith 1s.; made by Ad. Hude and John McDowel, followed by the affidavit of said McDowell, that a few days and then again a few hours before his death John Pentlen had said he wished Henry Ross and family to have what he left.[9]
<ref name="Calendar of New Jersey Wills vol. 1 p. 359" /> - May 16, 1722 - George and Sarah Ross elect as their guardian James Hampton of Elizabeth town, to whom letters of guardianship are given[8]
<ref name="Calendar of New Jersey Wills vol. 1 p. 395" /> - February 21, 1723 - Administration on the estate of James Ross of Elizabeth town granted to Jonathan Miller of the same place, principal creditor[8]
<ref name="Calendar of New Jersey Wills vol. 1 p. 395" /> - March to June, 1725 - Receipts given to Mary Bedford, widow of Gunnuing Bedford of Pens Neck, Salem Co., for payments due by the estate to George Ross, of New Castle, "for trouble in crossing the river and preaching his Funeral Sermon," £3[10]
<ref name="Calendar of New Jersey Wills vol. 1 p. 33" /> - January 7, 1727 - Account of the estate of Gunnuing Bedford of Pens Neck, Salem Co., £14.13, by the administratrix, Mary Bedford, of said Co., gentlewoman, who has paid out £30.10.3, in discharging debts due to Dr. Rylee, Dr. Tinny (for medicines & visits). Dr. Ross (for preaching the funeral sermon, £3), Joseph Gregory, Samuel Chandler, John Redstrack, Rich'd Grafton, Simon Eaton, Mr. Gravenrodd and Mr. Carpenter[10]
<ref name="Calendar of New Jersey Wills vol. 1 p. 33" /> - June 20, 1729 - Account of the personal estate of Manuel Smith of Burlington; by the executor of his last will, Daniel Smith, who has increased it by £1.2.11, received from John Petty and has paid debts due to Michael Kearney, Richard Smith, George Willis, Wm. Fenimore, Rich'd Wright, John Smith, Rebecca Wheeler, Thomas Scattergood, Jos. Furniss, .Thomas Shreeve, Jos'a Rapier, Sam'l Bustill, Isaac Pearson, Nathan Folwell, John Neal, Wm. Wood, Abr'm Heulings, Solomon Smith, John Stockton, Samuel Kemble, Peter Fearne, John Carlisle, Isaac Decow, Jos. White, John Shinn, Nicholas Roach, Peter Ross, Wm. Robinson, John Allen, Rob't Storks, Michael Newbould, James Quest, Samuel Cox, Isaac Williams, Mary Francis, Caleb Rapier, Abr'm Bickley, John Costar, Jasper Mcone, Geo. Morris, Edward Fisher, Joseph Welch, Obadiah Ireton, Thos. Peachy, John Parsons, Richard Allison, W^m. Cale, Renier Tyson, Paul Watkinson, Joseph Smith, Thomas Hunloke, Wm. Cuttler, Thomas Cuttler, Samuel Smith, James Craft, Mathew Derham, widow Ann Reeves of Ancokus, Joshua Rapier (for a pair of shoes 6s. 6d.), Thomas Curtiss, John Dawson, Sarah Land, mantuamaker, 8s. for dresses made for Sarah and Anne, daughters of Manuel Smith.[11]
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Sources
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Whitehead 1880, p. 436.
- ↑ Whitehead 1880, p. 465.
- ↑ Whitehead 1880, p. 522.
- ↑ Whitehead 1880, p. 289.
- ↑ Whitehead 1880, p. 12.
- ↑ Whitehead 1880, p. 473.
- ↑ Whitehead 1880, p. 128.
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 8.3 Whitehead 1880, p. 395.
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 Whitehead 1880, p. 359.
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 Whitehead 1880, p. 33.
- ↑ Whitehead 1880, p. 430.
- Honeyman, A. Van Doren (ed.). Calendar of New Jersey Wills, Administrations, Etc. Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey. I.
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