Elizabeth Nott

Will

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Estate of Elizabeth Nott of Stepney, Wethersfield
"Probate Records. Vol. XI, 1729-1732. Page 295.

• Nott, Elizabeth, of Stepney, Wethersfield. Will dated 1st May, 1733:
• I, Elizabeth Nott of Stepney, Wethersfield, having certain lands and right to lands which descends to me by inheritance from my father, John Hall decd., which I have a mind to dispose of among my children, and which, by the free consent of my husband, William Nott, that I should dispose of sd. land and rights according to my mind, I do make and ordain this my last will and testament:
• I give to my son Thomas Nott my Beaver Meadow lott, containing four acres more or less, bounded west upon Beaver Brook, north on heirs of John Belding, south on land of Theophilis Sherman.
• To my sons Abraham and William Nott my lott in Dry Swamp, containing 8 acres more or less, bounded west on a highway, north on lands of Ebenezer Belding, south on lands of Daniel Boardman, east on land of Capt. Joshua Robbins, to be divided equally between them.
• I give to my son William Nott my lott lying in the middle tier of lotts at the head of Hog Brook, 10 acres more or less, bounded north on a highway, south on a highway, east on land belonging to Noah Waddams, west on land of my husband's.
• I give to my daughters Jemima and Elizabeth Nott my lott where my father lived, 6 acres more or less, bounded north on a highway, east on a highway, south on land of Samuel Smith, west on land of Sergt- Dickinson.
• My will and desire is that my husband William Nott should be the executor of this my will.
• ELIZABETH NOTT, LS.
• Witness: Daniel Russell, Benjamin Wright, Gideon Goodrich.
• This will was read in the hearing of William Nott, the husband of sd. Elizabeth Nott, and he manifested his free consent and concurrence to the whole of the above-written will. And as an evidence of his free consent and approving of the same, has hereunto set his hand and seal this 1st day of May, in the year above mentioned.
• WILLIAM NOTT, LS.
• Witness: Daniel Russell, Benjamin Wright, Gideon Goodrich.
• Court Record, Page 95—7 August, 1733: Will exhibited by William Nott."[4]