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Probate

In his will written 22 September 1805 (proved 18February 1806), Ebenezer Eaton of Bradford bequeathed to beloved wife Hannahwhile she is a widow one-third part of the yearly income of the home farm andone-third of the income of the farm on which son-in-law William Ayers nowlives, two cows, one horse, and all the household furniture excepting threebeds. Son Samuel Eaton, with the property to go to Samuel’s heirs after Samuel’sdecease, one-half of the home farm, one-half the stock animals, one-half thefarming tools, and one-half the wearing apparel. Son Elisha, and then passingto his heirs, receives the other half of the farm. Daughter Nabby Ayers wife ofWilliams Ayers, and then descending to her heirs after her decease, he leavesone-half of his other farm in Bradford containing 200 acres of lot 79. DaughterHannah Eaton, and then her heirs, receive the other half of the farm on lot 79.Wife Hannah and son Elisha were named executors.[1] will written 1805https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-99WH-V3R6?i=295&cc=2040537&cat=351875 New Hampshire Probate, Hillsborough County, 11:559 [1] NewHampshire Probate, Hillsborough County, 11:559

Biography

P 148 in Early Families of Bradford == hasbiography Date of marriage is here – p 208https://archive.org/details/historyofmerrima00hurd/page/207/mode/2up