Samuel Skidmore

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    Archive Record by Dorothy Skidmore Watson, Lovell, Wyoming.
    
    "The Skidmore Family" by Warren Skidmore.
    
    " was born perhaps about the year 1668 at Jamaica, L.I., ...He died at the same place befor e 9 April 1733. SKIDMORE pg 24.
    
    Patron Notification 31 aug 1990: Born about 1743 Jamaica, Queens, NY Bapt: 31
    
    oct 1947, Endw: 20 May 1947 IF, Seal 14 Nov 1947 SL.[2768765.ged]
    
    Found In:
    Abstracts of Wills Vol III 1730-1744
    From The New York Historical Society Collections, this 1894 volume
    features abstracts of wills on file in the Surrogates Office, City of New
    York, from 1730 to 1744.
    Bibliographic I nformation: Abstracts of Wills Vol III 1730-1744, The New
    York Historical Soc iety, 1894
    Page 507.--In the name of God, Amen, September 23, 1732. I, SAMUEL
    SKIDMORE, of Jamaica, in Queens County, being very sick. I leave to my
    wife Hannah "so much as to make up a former covenant made betwixt us, to
    be the s um of s50;" Also 4 cows, a brown mare, and a side saddle, a bed
    and furniture and 1/4 of my corn, And the Grist mill, and all the right I
    have to anything that was left to her by her former husband for the
    bringing up of his childr en; Also s5, and my wife is to repair the Grist
    mill. I leave to my son Thoma s, s3. To my daughter, Phebe Denton, s5. To
    my son Audrew, s50. To my daughte r, Susanah Hendricksen, s15. To my
    daughter, Patience Oakley, s15. To Elizabe th, Abigail, and Hannah
    Skidmore, s40. To my son Jeremiah, s15. (The four las t children are under
    age.) I leave to my sons, John, Samuel, and Joseph, all my lands and
    meadows. "My will is that there should be so much provisions of
    victualling, allowed out of my estate, as shall be thought reasonable for
    m y family or so many as shall see fit to stay together till the first day
    of M ay next." All the rest of the estate to my sons John, Samuel, Joseph,
    and And rew. I make my sons John and Samuel executors.
    Witnesses, Abraham Montanye, W illiam Geetman, Richard Everitt. Proved,
    April 4, 1733.
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    In the Annual Report of the Roll of Men of Major Peter Schuyl ers company
    detached out of the counties of Westchester, Richmond, Kings, Que ens,
    Suf, Folk, & Ulster, dispatched June 17, 1692 lists a Samuel Skidmore,
    corporal of Queens County.
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    Found In:
    Abstracts of Wills Vol III 1730-1744
    From The New York Historical Society Collections, this 1894 volume features abstracts of wills on file in the Surrogates Office, City of New York, from 1730 to 1744.
    Bibliographic Information: Abstracts of Wills Vol III 1730-1744, The New York Historical Society, 1894
    
    Page 507.--In the name of God, Amen, September 23, 1732. I, SAMUEL SKIDMORE, of Jamaica, in Queens County, being very sick. I leave to my wife Hannah "so much as to make up a former covenant made betwixt us, to be the sum of s50;" Also 4 cows, a brown mare, and a side saddle, a bed and furniture and 1/4 of my corn, And the Grist mill, and all the right I have to anything that was left to her by her former husband for the bringing up of his children; Also s5, and my wife is to repair the Grist mill. I leave to my son Thomas, s3. To my daughter, Phebe Denton, s5. To my son Audrew, s50. To my daughter, Susanah Hendricksen, s15. To my daughter, Patience Oakley, s15. To Elizabeth, Abigail, and Hannah Skidmore, s40. To my son Jeremiah, s15. (The four last children are under age.) I leave to my sons, John, Samuel, and Joseph, all my lands and meadows. "My will is that there should be so much provisions of victualling, allowed out of my estate, as shall be thought reasonable for my family or so many as shall see fit to stay together till the first day of May next." All the rest of the estate to my sons John, Samuel, Joseph, and Andrew. I make my sons John and Samuel executors.
    Witnesses, Abraham Montanye, William Geetman, Richard Everitt. Proved, April 4, 1733.
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    In the Annual Report of the Roll of Men of Major Peter Schuylers company detached out of the counties of Westchester, Richmond, Kings, Queens, Suf, Folk, & Ulster, dispatched June 17, 1692 lists a Samuel Skidmore, corporal of Queens County.
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    Found In:
    Abstracts of Wills Vol III 1730-1744
    From The New York Historical Society Collections, this 1894 volume features abstracts of wills on file in the Surrogates Office, City of New York, from 1730 to 1744.
    Bibliographic Information: Abstracts of Wills Vol III 1730-1744, The New York Historical Society, 1894
    
    Page 507.--In the name of God, Amen, September 23, 1732. I, SAMUEL SKIDMORE, of Jamaica, in Queens County, being very sick. I leave to my wife Hannah "so much as to make up a former covenant made betwixt us, to be the sum of s50;" Also 4 cows, a brown mare, and a side saddle, a bed and furniture and 1/4 of my corn, And the Grist mill, and all the right I have to anything that was left to her by her former husband for the bringing up of his children; Also s5, and my wife is to repair the Grist mill. I leave to my son Thomas, s3. To my daughter, Phebe Denton, s5. To my son Audrew, s50. To my daughter, Susanah Hendricksen, s15. To my daughter, Patience Oakley, s15. To Elizabeth, Abigail, and Hannah Skidmore, s40. To my son Jeremiah, s15. (The four last children are under age.) I leave to my sons, John, Samuel, and Joseph, all my lands and meadows. "My will is that there should be so much provisions of victualling, allowed out of my estate, as shall be thought reasonable for my family or so many as shall see fit to stay together till the first day of May next." All the rest of the estate to my sons John, Samuel, Joseph, and Andrew. I make my sons John and Samuel executors.
    Witnesses, Abraham Montanye, William Geetman, Richard Everitt. Proved, April 4, 1733.
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    In the Annual Report of the Roll of Men of Major Peter Schuylers company detached out of the counties of Westchester, Richmond, Kings, Queens, Suf, Folk, & Ulster, dispatched June 17, 1692 lists a Samuel Skidmore, corporal of Queens County.
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