From MM RB588
Capt Quayle Curphy; dated 1 feb 1780 on cover [very cramped & small hand not always clear on microfim] I make this my last will & testm to Q. Xtian the little gun that is half stock Do Postlewaites of trade & commerce and Fisher's arithmetic Do a Bible & Baies [] the bed & its furniture to Jenny a chest of Drawers (mahogany) in the chick room flutr Do the new red bed & furniture of same to Q & Jenny al the chairs & tables & glapes both of comds goods & all beds & [] of us bott at same time also the china of every kind bott of [] goods all also all the linen bott of same to Quayle & Jonny all my cash bonds & notes for cash & all the plate bot of same to Do & Do all my day young cattle to Betty a smal chest of drawers in the great room one Do fine and the common part to Do 2 of my 2d best milk cows & one press bed all these my my daughter Janes children to my dutifull son Jon Curphy all the rest of my effects moveable & immoveable & I appoint him my exor & to any one that may claim I leave 6d to each and all these things to them & him after my dear wife's dessute & no sooner & I insist and that he'll have me buried in that plantation of firs behind the haggarth where my bones may rest in peace undisturbed & that I may be buried only in the morning without any expence in meat & drink as wittness my hand this of January 1780 Quayle Curphey
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