Married to Mehitable ? of ?, who may have been born 1659 and may have died in 1673.
Court Records, E, 32.
The last Will and Testament of John Littlefield Junior of Wells in the province of Maine.
After long sickness I being weak in body yet having my understanding & senses I do dispose of my outward estate which god hath given me as followeth: I do give unto my Wife Mehetabell all my lands & goods & house and cattle and swine I making her my Executrix & she is by my will to provide for my decent burial.
She also is to pay to my daughter Lidia a Cowit is also my will that my Daughter have my square barreled gun, also that my Daughter be brought up decently which I doubt not of.
In testimony of which I settle my hand this ninth day of September one thousand six hundred Eighty-nine in the first year of the Reign of King William in presence of John Littlefield, Simon Willard, Samuel Stover, John Eldred(sworn to by all the attesting witnesses 19 Feb 1689/90, recorded 5 March 1689/90.
Inventory returned at £162:15:0, by John Clyes and Nicholas Cole, appraisers, 16 Sept 1689.
Court Records, E, 32.
The last Will and Testament of John Littlefield Junior of Wells in the province of Maine.
After long sickness I being weak in body yet having my understanding & senses I do dispose of my outward estate which god hath given me as followeth: I do give unto my Wife Mehetabell all my lands & goods & house and cattle and swine I making her my Executrix & she is by my will to provide for my decent burial.
She also is to pay to my daughter Lidia a Cowit is also my will that my Daughter have my square barreled gun, also that my Daughter be brought up decently which I doubt not of.
In testimony of which I settle my hand this ninth day of September one thousand six hundred Eighty-nine in the first year of the Reign of King William in presence of John Littlefield, Simon Willard, Samuel Stover, John Eldred(sworn to by all the attesting witnesses 19 Feb 1689/90, recorded 5 March 1689/90.
Inventory returned at £162:15:0, by John Clyes and Nicholas Cole, appraisers, 16 Sept 1689.
Married to Mehitable ? of ?, who may have been born 1659 and may have died in 1673.
Court Records, E, 32.
The last Will and Testament of John Littlefield Junior of Wells in the province of Maine.
After long sickness I being weak in body yet having my understanding & senses I do dispose of my outward estate which god hath given me as followeth: I do give unto my Wife Mehetabell all my lands & goods & house and cattle and swine I making her my Executrix & she is by my will to provide for my decent burial.
She also is to pay to my daughter Lidia a Cowit is also my will that my Daughter have my square barreled gun, also that my Daughter be brought up decently which I doubt not of.
In testimony of which I settle my hand this ninth day of September one thousand six hundred Eighty-nine in the first year of the Reign of King William in presence of John Littlefield, Simon Willard, Samuel Stover, John Eldred(sworn to by all the attesting witnesses 19 Feb 1689/90, recorded 5 March 1689/90.
Inventory returned at £162:15:0, by John Clyes and Nicholas Cole, appraisers, 16 Sept 1689.
Court Records, E, 32.
The last Will and Testament of John Littlefield Junior of Wells in the province of Maine.
After long sickness I being weak in body yet having my understanding & senses I do dispose of my outward estate which god hath given me as followeth: I do give unto my Wife Mehetabell all my lands & goods & house and cattle and swine I making her my Executrix & she is by my will to provide for my decent burial.
She also is to pay to my daughter Lidia a Cowit is also my will that my Daughter have my square barreled gun, also that my Daughter be brought up decently which I doubt not of.
In testimony of which I settle my hand this ninth day of September one thousand six hundred Eighty-nine in the first year of the Reign of King William in presence of John Littlefield, Simon Willard, Samuel Stover, John Eldred(sworn to by all the attesting witnesses 19 Feb 1689/90, recorded 5 March 1689/90.
Inventory returned at £162:15:0, by John Clyes and Nicholas Cole, appraisers, 16 Sept 1689.
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