A Branch of the Woodruff Stock
A Branch of the Woodruff Stock
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From what is known of his circumstances it is certain that he was well-born, well- married, well-off, and a respected citizen; to judge from his sons, he may have been very much more.
In his will, after a special gift of a team of horses, a yoke of oxen, &c. , &c. , to his son Richard, he bequeathed his property in trust to his executors, John Stites and Abner Corey, for the support until sold of his family; the net proceeds to then be "put at intrust " for five years for the same purpose. At t...he end of the period Hezekiah Stites Woodruff was to receive 50 pounds; Hannah (Winants) 5 pounds; the two children of Abigail (Pack, Paiks or Parks — records obscure) 5 pounds equally divi- ded; Margaret, Mary and Sarah 30 pounds each. The " Remainding part " of his estate was to be equally divi- ded between his "five sons, " Hezekiah Stites, Richard, Hiram, Benjamin and John. I^o This provision of a 109 Hatfield; Littell's Passaic Valley ; Clayton's Hist of Union Oonnty.
110 Of our ancestor, DR.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From what is known of his circumstances it is certain that he was well-born, well- married, well-off, and a respected citizen; to judge from his sons, he may have been very much more.
In his will, after a special gift of a team of horses, a yoke of oxen, &c. , &c. , to his son Richard, he bequeathed his property in trust to his executors, John Stites and Abner Corey, for the support until sold of his family; the net proceeds to then be "put at intrust " for five years for the same purpose. At t...he end of the period Hezekiah Stites Woodruff was to receive 50 pounds; Hannah (Winants) 5 pounds; the two children of Abigail (Pack, Paiks or Parks — records obscure) 5 pounds equally divi- ded; Margaret, Mary and Sarah 30 pounds each. The " Remainding part " of his estate was to be equally divi- ded between his "five sons, " Hezekiah Stites, Richard, Hiram, Benjamin and John. I^o This provision of a 109 Hatfield; Littell's Passaic Valley ; Clayton's Hist of Union Oonnty.
110 Of our ancestor, DR.
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