Isaac Coulbourne

Isaac Coulbourn
SoW-EB1:173
12/15/1776 03/18/1783
Comfort Coulbourn --wife
-Negroes "George" "Judah" "Caleb" "Joe" "Fanny" and "Milly"
-all land owned in Worcester County and 500 pounds at the rate of 7 shillings 6 pence
-2 best bed and furniture, and all china cups & saucers, and tea spoons
-plantation where I now dwell for her widowhood and the plantation where Patrick McKammy now lives
-,20 to "be applied towards the Schooling and Cloathing of the Poor" at discretion of executrix
-remainder of personal estate to be divided among widow and children.
-named executor of the estate
-should she die before children come of age then friends (unnamed) to have guardianship
Should wife have a son
-to have land where I now live called "Pomfret" and Drown Core"
Sarah Coulbourn --daughter
-to have those lands left to unborn son should widow not have a son or should he not live.
-Negroes " Little George" "Merser" "Lidda" "Leah"
-500 pounds at 7 shillings 6 pence
-tract of land lying on the north side of Rewastico Creek which was purchased of Thomas Parramore where Matthew Dorman now lives called "Wh---" and right and title to land not already given away with exception of that to William Coulbourn
Mary Coulbourn --daughter
-to have all that tract of land where Patrick McKammy now lives called by resurvey "Harts Content"
-tract of land called "Pleasure" cont. 49.5 ac of land purchased from Mathias Gale
William Coulbourn --nephew (son of brother William )
-tract of land called "Discovery" and "Outlet" with exception of 35 ac that was conveyed to testator by brother William that was taken up on an older survey called "Pomphrit"
-no one is to make claim on those lands left nephew William in the will of his father
-should all children die without issue then to have the lands where Patrick
McKammy now lives provided he pay to his sister Rachel Coulbourn ,20 current money and to pay to his brother Thomas Coulbourn 50 pounds current money and to pay his sister Mary Coulbourn ,20 current money
Benjamin Coulbourn --brother
-20 pounds to educate his children with
-should children die without issue then "Pomfrit" and "Drown Corse" to Benjamin.
Thomas Coulbourn --nephew (son of William, deceased)
-to have lands left to William should William die without issue
-to have lands left to children that was taken up by William Miles and purchased by Mathias Gale cont. 49 ac --which the testator has paid for but not had the deed conveyed
Isaac Beauchamp --nephew: should children die without issue then he is to have land along Rewastico Creek where Matthew Dorman now lives
Isaac Dryden
-should Isaac die without issue then lands left to him to become the property of Dryden's children
Thomas Coulbourn
Solomon Coulbourn
Aaron Coulburn
Elijah Coulbourn
Isaac Beauchamp
William Beauchamp NEPHEWS
Marcy Beauchamp
David Beauchamp
Isaac Dredden
William Dredden
Samuel Dredden
Anne Coulbourn --sister
Mary Coulbourn
Rachel Coulbourn
Sarah Coulbourn
Nancy Coulbourn
Betty Coulbourn NIECES
Esther Coulbourn
Mary Thompson
Ann Walton
Rachel Smithers
Grace Brown
Esther Beauchamp
-should children die without issue then the above are to share the estate not already given
Witnesses: Samuel Long, Jacob Hearn, Jeffrey Long, William Kellam, Benjamin Williams, George Tull
Codicil to the will: Mary Coulbourn --daughter: all lands in Worcester County
Col. William Morris
Mrs. Elizabeth Coulbourn
-to give widow advise and counsel and to have guardianship of children should widow die before the children arrive at the age of 16.
12/11/1782
Witnesses: William Kellam, Benjamin Williams, George Tull
Then came: Comfort Coulbourn,