James Truitt II
- Died: Bef 25 Jul 1775, Worcester Co., MD
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James Truitt of Worcester County Maryland
17 October 1770
To son Peter Truitt - my manor plantation called Late At Night containing 100 acres and 70 acres on the north end of a tract called Truitt's Adventure. Also my gun, great kettle and half of wearing apparel
To grandson James Truitt (son of Ryly Truitt deceased) - the plantation where his mother now lives. Also a small tract of Pennsylvania survey adjoining. That as mother, as her right of dower, should occupy this for her lifetime. Also a large iron pot and the hand mill that Maja Truitt now has in his possession
To grandson Ryly Truitt (son of Ryly Truitt deceased) - 80 acres of land on the south end of Truitt's Adventure. If Ryly should die without issue, this to be the right and title of his brother Purnell Truitt
To daughter Mary Brittingham - one shilling
To daughter Tabitha Crippen - the debt her husband, John Crippen, now owes me
To daughter Casa Jarman - 3 gallon kettle 2 pewter plates
To daughter Rachel Donoho - iron pot and chest
To granddaughters Elizabeth and Lovey Kelly (daughters of James Kelly)- new iron pot at Lightfoot's and a pewter plate to each
To son Peter Truitt, to the heirs of son Ryly Truitt and to Elizabeth Shary (wife of William Sharp), Casa Jarman and Rachel Donoho (wife of Thomas Donoho) - remainder of estate
Executor: son Peter and grandson James
Before: John Collings, John Linch, Phillip Huggins
25 July 1775 Then came, in Sussex County, John Collings and John Linch
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