will: New York Historical Society, Collections, 1905, Abstract of Wills, p. 184; Liber 40, p. 446. John Finglass, of New York City, to my wife Susannah, the use, profits, and rents of my dwelling house and lot of ground fronting Beekman Street, in Montgovery Ward, New York; Also all the residue of my real and personal estate; at her death I will the above parcels to my sister Mary, wife of Samuel Long, of Dublin in Ireland, farmer. I appoint my wife and Samuel Guilford, of New York, grocer, executors. Dated March 9, 1790. Witnesses, Thomas Ogilvie, John Briath, Francis Child. Proved May 6, 1791.
Contributor: Mike van Beuren (48211027)
Contributor: Mike van Beuren (48211027)
will: New York Historical Society, Collections, 1905, Abstract of Wills, p. 184; Liber 40, p. 446. John Finglass, of New York City, to my wife Susannah, the use, profits, and rents of my dwelling house and lot of ground fronting Beekman Street, in Montgovery Ward, New York; Also all the residue of my real and personal estate; at her death I will the above parcels to my sister Mary, wife of Samuel Long, of Dublin in Ireland, farmer. I appoint my wife and Samuel Guilford, of New York, grocer, executors. Dated March 9, 1790. Witnesses, Thomas Ogilvie, John Briath, Francis Child. Proved May 6, 1791.
Contributor: Mike van Beuren (48211027)
Contributor: Mike van Beuren (48211027)
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