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will – the children with Anna are not in the will so you have to wonder if both of those are his marriages – the daughter Hannah is not in the Pelham records – the Lydia with Anna dies so just Parker is missing from the will – but this Sameul likely just marries Tamer Coburn without a first marriage to an Annahttps://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/134448:8996?tid=&pid=&queryId=72e3c7bc6f7140ed787e83c853fec325&_phsrc=NCN12004&_phstart=successSourceIn his will written 26 February 1842 (probate 3 May 1842), Samuel Richardson, yeoman of Pelham, bequeathed to son Asa Richardson twenty dollars. Grandson Asa W. M. Richardson of Dracut receives all the real estate in Dracut which is the farm on which son Asa Richardson now lives. Granddaughter Samantha Richardson receives fifty dollars. Daughter Minor Richardson is to have a good and suitable maintenance during her natural life. Wife Tamah Richardson is to have a good and suitable maintenance during her natural life. Daughter Hannah Coburn wife of Luther Coburn receives fifty dollars. Daughter Sally is to have a comfortable maintenance from the estate, but if she marries, she is to receive fifty dollars. The residue of the estate both real and personal goes to sons Reuben Richardson and David Richardson. Reuben and David were named executors.11 New Hampshire Probate, Hillsborough County, 48:183-184