She afterwards married Benjamin Sidway
Mary Sidway, dated March 1, 1687 or '88. It gives as follows:
" Item. I give and bequeath unto my Grand Daughter, Hannah Harrison, the horse colt that sucks on the black mare.
"I tem. I give and bequeath unto John Kersey, one yearling hepher. And for the rest of my estate my will is after my just debts paid that it be equally divided between my two sons, Benjamin Harrison, and Thomas Sidway, whom I do make my executors, to see this my will performed."
The will was witnessed by Lyddeia Norwood and Sam'l Alsebrook, who proved it on May 29, 1688.
Mary Sidway, dated March 1, 1687 or '88. It gives as follows:
" Item. I give and bequeath unto my Grand Daughter, Hannah Harrison, the horse colt that sucks on the black mare.
"I tem. I give and bequeath unto John Kersey, one yearling hepher. And for the rest of my estate my will is after my just debts paid that it be equally divided between my two sons, Benjamin Harrison, and Thomas Sidway, whom I do make my executors, to see this my will performed."
The will was witnessed by Lyddeia Norwood and Sam'l Alsebrook, who proved it on May 29, 1688.
She afterwards married Benjamin Sidway
Mary Sidway, dated March 1, 1687 or '88. It gives as follows:
" Item. I give and bequeath unto my Grand Daughter, Hannah Harrison, the horse colt that sucks on the black mare.
"I tem. I give and bequeath unto John Kersey, one yearling hepher. And for the rest of my estate my will is after my just debts paid that it be equally divided between my two sons, Benjamin Harrison, and Thomas Sidway, whom I do make my executors, to see this my will performed."
The will was witnessed by Lyddeia Norwood and Sam'l Alsebrook, who proved it on May 29, 1688.
Mary Sidway, dated March 1, 1687 or '88. It gives as follows:
" Item. I give and bequeath unto my Grand Daughter, Hannah Harrison, the horse colt that sucks on the black mare.
"I tem. I give and bequeath unto John Kersey, one yearling hepher. And for the rest of my estate my will is after my just debts paid that it be equally divided between my two sons, Benjamin Harrison, and Thomas Sidway, whom I do make my executors, to see this my will performed."
The will was witnessed by Lyddeia Norwood and Sam'l Alsebrook, who proved it on May 29, 1688.
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