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WILL OF JONATHAN HUDSON, of Shelter Island
Names daughter: Mary L'Hommedieu
Abstracts of Unrecorded Wills, Vol XI, Prior to 1790, pp. 160-161, genealogylibrary.com:
In the name of God, Amen. April 2, 1729. I, JONATHAN HUDSON, of Shelter Island, yeoman, being very sick. I leave to my son Jonathan, the lot of land which he now lives on, which I purchased for the sum of œ172, 10s. I also leave him œ37, 10s. I leave to my son Richard, the estate of land he now lives on, which I purchased. I also leave him œ20. I leave to my son Samuel, all the money which he has had of me, by way of loan, or otherwise, being œ105. And enough more to make him equal to my son Richard. I leave to my grandson, Joseph Hudson, son of Jonathan, 12 acres of land, with an orchard on it, at a place called Okabog, in Southold. I leave to my daughter, Hannah Spencer, œ32 Boston money, and 2 cows and a negro girl [correction below applies here]. To my daughter, Deborah Parker, œ20 and 2 cows and a negro girl. To my granddaughter, Deborah Pain, œ10. After all debts are paid, all the rest of my estate to be sold by way of auction or vendue, and the remainder to my wife, so long as she remains my widow, and after her decease, or after she is married to another man, then to my sons, Jonathan, Richard, and Samuel, and my daughters, Hannah Spencer, Deborah Parker, and Mary L'Hommedieu. I make my wife Sarah, and my son Samuel, executors.
Witnesses, Joel Bowdich, John Havens, Charles Stole. Proved, April 10, 1729.
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