Individual Details

Marriage

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Probate

Moses Merrill of Pembrokedid not leave a will and his estate entered probate 3 December 1767 withTimothy Walker, Jr. of Concord as administrator. The inventory filed 7 January1768 gave estate value as £223.16.10. Simon Dearborn innholder of Epping gavebond on 28 September 1768 for the guardianship of Moses Merrill of Epping aminor over the age of 14 son of Moses. Claims against the estate were £23,424.10.9old tenor or £1171.4.6 lawful money. The dower thirds were set to the widowDorcas on 3 April 1769. The estate was sold to settle the debts.[1][1] NewHampshire State Papers, 39:79-80

Property

Deed index RockinghamCountyhttps://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CS3L-133X-8?i=358&cat=429586 107:585, 110:250 (estateof Moses 1769)110:250 – estate administratorselling the estate of Moses Merrill late of Pembrokehttps://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLR-D1NV?i=129&cat=429586 107:585 – the deed thathas Penelope Hoyt – this is children Dorcas and Penelope selling propertyrelated to grandfather John Merrill to Moses Merrill – 1777 – Moses is thebrother of Dorcas and Penelopehttps://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSR9-J9WV-7?i=611&cat=429586141:115 – Moses sells onwhat he bought to Asa Foster, Jr. – Moses is of Concordhttps://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSRZ-YS9T-Q?i=316&cat=429586On 4 April 1769, TimothyWalker, estate administrator, in consideration of £124.10, conveyed the realproperty of Moses Merrill of Pembroke deceased to Richard Bartlett physician ofPembroke.[1]On 2 July 1777, DorcasMerrill and Penelope Hoyt of Concord, granddaughters of John Merrill anddaughter of Moses Merrill of Pembroke deceased, in consideration of £8.6.8,conveyed to Moses Merrill blacksmith of Concord (who may have been theirbrother but that is not sure), their rights related to Merrill’s Ferry on theMerrimack River that had been occupied and improved by their grandfather JohnMerrill. On 3 July 1777, Moses Merrill blacksmith of Concord conveyed afourth-fifths interest in the ferry to Asa Foster, Jr. of Pembroke for paymentof £175. Moses had purchased the rights of John Merrill’s son Thomas, the heirsof John Merrill, Jr. and the heirs of Moses Merrill.[2][1] NewHampshire Land Records, Rockingham County, 110:250[2] NewHampshire Land Records, Rockingham County, 107:585, 141:115