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Probate

Will of David Barkerhttps://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/8996/images/007131871_00251?treeid=&personid=&usePUB=true&_phsrc=NCN1353&_phstart=successSource&pId=132919 In his will written 9 May 1816 (proved 2 March1820), David Barker of Hancock bequeathed to beloved wife Mary the use of oneundivided third part of his real estate during her natural life. Mary alsoreceives one horse, two cows, six sheep, and all the household furniture to beat her disposal. Son David Barker receives all the real estate in Hancock,taking into account Mary’s use of one-third of the property. David alsoreceives the stock animals, the pew in the meeting house, and the stable on thecommon. David is responsible for the debts, funeral charges, and legacies. DaughterPolly Barker receives five dollars in addition to what she has received, asdoes daughter Nancy Brown and daughter Rhoda Gray. Daughter Betsy Dunkleereceives twenty dollars. Daughter Cynthia Barker receives one hundred dollars,the value thereof in household furniture when she arrives at age twenty-one.David Barker was named executor.[1][1] NewHampshire Probate, Hillsborough County, Volume 29, pp 460-462, Will of DavidBarker

Biography

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