Generation Four-C

Generation Four Continued

86. Sarah4 HOLLOWELL (36.William3, 11.John2, 1.Thomas1) was born about 1772 in Isle of Wight Co, VA. Sarah died before 1804 in Isle of Wight Co, VA. She married Stephen PEEBLES 17 Jul 1790 in Isle of Wight Co, VA. Stephen died 17 Mar 1821 in Isle of Wight Co, VA.

Known children of Sarah HOLLOWELL and Stephen PEEBLES are:

181. f i. Mary PEEBLES, born 27 Oct 1791 in Isle of Wight Co, VA.

182. m ii. Elihu PEEBLES, born 20 Apr 1793 in Isle of Wight Co, VA.

183. m iii. William Scott PEEBLES, born 24 Sep 1796 in Isle of Wight Co, VA.

184. f iv. Elizabeth PEEBLES, born 15 Oct 1799 in Isle of Wight Co, VA.

185. m v. John PEEBLES, born 25 Mar 1801 in Isle of Wight Co, VA.

SOURCE: Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Vol. 6, "Black Water Monthly Meeting, Isle of Wight Co., VA," William Wade Hinshaw, p. 117). Will of William Hollowell of Isle of Wight Co., VA, dated 22 May 1780, Proved 7 Feb 1782, Book 9, p. 104, Book 10, p. 380. Will of William Hollowell of Isle of Wight Co., VA, dated 15 Apr 1803, Proved 6 Jun 1803.

1790, 7, 17. Sarah Hollowell reported marriage to Stephen Peebles. (Hinshaw, Vol. 6, p. 110).

92. Esther4 HOLLOWELL (39.Joseph3, 11.John2, 1.Thomas1) was born 27 Mar 1743 in Isle of Wight Co, VA. Esther died 8 Jun 1790 in Northampton Co., NC, at the age of 47. She married Benjamin PATTERSON, Jr. 16 Oct 1774 in Northampton Co., NC. He was born 10 Jan 1751 in Northampton Co., NC. He was the son of Benjamin PATTERSON and Elizabeth MORGAN.

Known children of Esther HOLLOWELL and Benjamin PATTERSON, Jr. are:

186. f i. Catherine PATTERSON, born 1 Sep 1763 in Northampton Co., NC.

187. m ii. Joseph PATTERSON, born 19 Aug 1775 in Northampton Co., NC.

188. f iii. Margaret PATTERSON, born 7 Feb 1778 in Northampton Co., NC.

189. m iv. Jonathan PATTERSON, born 23 Sep 1781 in Northampton Co., NC.

190. f v. Catherine PATTERSON, born 30 Mar 1784 in Northampton Co., NC.

SOURCE: Hinshaw, William Wade. "Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy" Vol. 1, Genealogical Publishing Co., p. 224, 241, 252.

1774, 10, 16. Esther Hollowell, dt. Joseph & Martha, Northampton Co., married Benjamin Patterson, son Benjamin & Elizabeth, Northampton, at Rich Square Meeting. (Hinshaw, William Wade. "Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy", Vol. 1, Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., p. 216, 224).

94. Silas4 HOLLOWELL (39.Joseph3, 11.John2, 1.Thomas1) was born 10 Jun 1746 in Isle of Wight Co, VA. Silas died 4 Feb 1820 in Wayne Co., NC, at the age of 73. He married (1) Mary COOK about 21 Mar 1767 in Northampton Co., NC. She was the daughter of Jones COOK and Martha . Mary died after 1783 in Wayne Co., NC.

Known children of Silas HOLLOWELL and Mary COOK are:

+ 191. m i. Edwin HOLLOWELL, born about 1774/1784, died before 8 Jan 1814.

+ 192. m ii. William HOLLOWELL, born about 1793, died about 1839.

193. f iii. Martha HOLLOWELL, born in Northampton Co., NC, died 1836 in Wayne Co., NC. SOURCE: Will of Martha Hollowell, probated Aug term 1836, Wayne Co., NC.

I Martha Hollowell of the County of Wayne state of North Carolina. Being of sound disposing mind & memory. But remembering the mortality of my body do make and ordain this my last will & Testament. Item I give and bequeath unto my Neice Melvina Cox one feather bed & one half my bed clothing & my Curtain bed stead with its curtains also my cow and calf. Item I give and bequeath unto my neice Maria Cox my wheel and Cards & trunk also my other feather bed & bed clothing. Item The balance of my property I give to be equally divided between my Sisters Sarah Cox and Peninnah Cox to them & their heirs forever. In witness where of I have to these presents set my hand and seal this 23rd day of August in the year of our Lord 1833. Martha Hollowell. Signed sealed and acknowledged in presents of Tho. Kennedy, Elisabeth (X) Strickland her mark. I further appoint Rufus Cox Executor to this will. Martha Hollowell. (Proved August Term 1836, Book R7, p. 174).

+ 194. f iv. Zilpha HOLLOWELL, born about 1782, died before 1820.

+ 195. f v. Sarah HOLLOWELL, died before 1837.

+ 196. f vi. Peninah HOLLOWELL, died after 1832.

Silas married (2) Sarah MORRIS 12 Apr 1801 in Wayne Co., NC. She was born about 1750 in NC. She was the daughter of Zachariah MORRIS and Ann WILLIAMS. Sarah died after 1820 in Wayne Co., NC.

No children have yet been identified.

Sarah married (1) Jesse BOGUE 5 May 1773 in Perquimans Co., NC. Jesse died 10 Feb 1795 in Wayne Co., NC. Jesse Bogue died 2-10-1795, in his 50th year. (Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Vol. 1, p. 281).

SOURCE: Will of Zachariah Morris of Wayne Co., NC, dated 4 Dec 1802. To all persons to whom these presents shall come or that may be concerned herewith know ye that I Zachariah Morris of the State and County aforesaid do make and ordain these presents to contain my last will and testament in form and manner following. Whereas I have heretofore given to all my children parts of my estate and being now very old and unable to do much labor I give unto my daughter Sarah Hollowell five shillings. I give unto my son Zachariah Morris five shillings. I give unto my son Isaac Morris five shillings. I Give unto my son Thomas Morris five shillings. I give unto my grandson John Davis five shillings. I give unto my son Jeremiah Morris all the remaining part of my estate of what sort soever on conditions that he will take care of and support me while I live to him his heirs and assigns forever, and lastly I nominate and appoint my son Zachariah Morris and Jeremiah Morris Executors of this my last will and testament in witness where of I have set my hand & seal this the 4th day of 12 month 1802. Zachariah morris. Signed sealed & acknowledged in the presence of Exum Outland, Chalkle Overman.

1773, 5, 5. Jesse Bogue reported marriage to Sarah Morris. (Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Vol. 1, William Wade Hinshaw, p. 37). 1801, 4, 12, Sarah Bogue, Wayne Co., married Silas Hollowell, at Contentney MH. (Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Vol. 1, p. 300).

1767, 3, 21. Silas Hollowell dismissed. (Hinshaw, William Wade. "Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy", Vol. 1, Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., p. 241). 1776, 2, 17. Cilas Hollowell condemned his past conduct and was reinstated. (Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Vol. 1, "Rich Square Monthly Meeting," William Wade Hinshaw, p. 241).

State of N.C. Grant No. 52 to Silas Hollowell, Aug. 18, 1783, for a tract of 900 acres lying on the west side of Aycock Swamp and on the Marsh Branch and Durdeno's branch adjoining Isaac Daniel, said Hollowell, Solomon Rouse, James Hall, Ephraim Daniel, John King and Joshua Davis. (Recorded 1 Oct. 1783. (Wayne County North Carolina, Abstracts of Deed Books 1 & 2, 1780-1785, Mrs. Tania S. Ham, p. 23).

State of N.C. Grant No. 424 to Silas Hollowell, Aug. 18, 1783, for a tract of 200 acres in Dobbs Co. on the south side of Contentney Creek and north side of Newsoms Branch adjoining John King and Newsom's path near the road, including Josiah Parisho's improvements. (Ibid, p. 329).

Paid to Silas Caldwell (Hollowell), 1786 at Warrenton, NC,, 185pds, 5s, 8p for his service in Revolutionary War. Received by Wm. Faircloth Lieut. and Capt. in 10th N.C. Continental Reg. under Col. Abraham Shepard. (North Carolina Records of Army Accounts of North Carolina Line, Vol. XVII, William Clark, p. 29).

State of N.C. Grant No. 134 to Thomas Cook, Sept. 13, 1785, for a tract of 510 acres lying on the north side of Aycock Swamp and on Newsom's Branch and Weaver's Branch adjoining Joshua Davis, David Newsom, John King, and Silas Hollowell. Silas Hollowell and John Davis chainbearers. (Abstracts of Wayne Co., North Carolina Deed Book 1, p. 96).

To all persons to whom these Presents shall come or that may be concerned herewith Know ye that I Jones Cook of Wayne County in North Carolina being sick of Body but of sound mind, do make and ordain this my last will and Testament in the following Manner. 1st I Give to my son Benjamin Cook four hundred acres of land lying upon Black Creek joining Robert Symms and Britain Symmes lines to him and his heirs also a Negro girl named Tina She and her increase. 2nd I give to my son Arthur Cook one piece of land bounded by the school house branch and the mill pond branch joining Isaac Woodards line upon the other side Supposed to be one hundred and twenty five acres to him and his heirs. Also one Feather Bed and furniture Two Cows and Calves and a Negro Girl named Patience and her increase. 3rd I Give to my son John Cook a piece of Land bounded along the head of the millpond Branch which is a Bottom and along sd Bottom to the Buck pond and along the back line to Turner's Swamp Supposed to be one hundred and fifty acres to him and his heirs also one Negro Girl called Beck she and her increase. 4th I give to my son Stephen Cook the south side of my plantation on which I now live bounded by the little branch and the great Branch about two hundred acres to him and his heirs. Also one Feather Bed and furniture also a Negro Woman named Jude and her increase after this date also two Cows and Calves. 5th I give to my Son Jacob Cook the north side of my plantation from the little branch bounded by the School house branch and Arthurs line about Two hundred acres to him and his heirs also Two Cows and Calves also one Bed and furniture also one Negro Girl named Rose she and her increase. 6th I give to my daughter Zilpha Cook one feather Bed and furniture also a Negro Girl named Ginna. 7th I give to my daughter Sarah Barns ten shillings sterling. 8th I give to my daughter Mary Hollowell forty shillings sterling. 9th I give to my daughter Martha Hollowell Ten shillings sterling. 10th I give to my son William Cook Ten shillings sterling. 11th I give to my son Thomas Cook Ten shillings sterling. 12 I give to Esther Brown one Feather bed and furniture. 13th I lend to my wife Martha Cook two negroes named Sharper and Sol to have the full profit of them during her time not to Demenish or Expose of them any way and after her Death my will is that my son Thomas have Sharper and my son Benjamin have Sol. Also my will is that my wife have the use and profit of all the remaining part of my estate which is not above mentioned consisting of horses cattle sheep and household goods during her life or Widowhood and after her Decease to be Equally divided among my Seven children Benjamin, Thomas, Arthur, Stephen, Jacob, John and Zilpha. Lastly I appoint my sons Thomas, Benjamin & Arthur Cook Executors to this my last Will and testament 24 of February 1783. Jones Cook, Sr. Signed sealed and delivered in the presence of us: Isaac Daniel, Mary Daniel, Benjamin Arnold. (Proved April Court 1785, Book A, p. 25).

95. Christian4 HOLLOWELL (39.Joseph3, 11.John2, 1.Thomas1) was born 16 Oct 1747 in Isle of Wight Co, VA. Christian died in Northampton Co., NC. She married Francis MARIMOON 14 Nov 1773 in Northampton Co., NC. He was born 12 Feb 1748 in Northampton Co., NC. He was the son of John MARIMOON and Hannah PEEBLES.

Known children of Christian HOLLOWELL and Francis MARIMOON are:

197. f i. Mourning MARIMOON, born 29 Apr 1776 in Northampton Co., NC.

198. m ii. Thomas MARIMOON, born 18 Sep 1778 in Northampton Co., NC.

199. m iii. David MARIMOON, born 23 Sep 1781 in Northampton Co., NC.

200. f iv. Miriam MARIMOON, born 3 Feb 1786 in Northampton Co., NC, died in infancy 1 Oct 1787 in Northampton Co., NC.

201. m v. Joseph MARIMOON, born 1 Oct 1787 in Northampton Co., NC.

SOURCE: Hinshaw, William Wade. "Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy" Vol. 1, Genealogical Publishing Co., p. 218.

1773, 11, 14. Christian Hollowell, Northampton Co. married Francis Marmoon, at house of John Knox. (Hinshaw, William Wade. "Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy", Vol. 1, Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., p. 216, 241).

104. Joseph4 HOLLOWELL (39.Joseph3, 11.John2, 1.Thomas1) was born 12 Oct 1755 in Northampton Co., NC. Joseph died 17 Aug 1820 in Wayne Co., NC, at the age of 64. He married Martha COOK about 1780 in Wayne Co., NC. She was the daughter of Jones COOK and Martha. Martha died about 1824 in Wayne Co., NC.

Known children of Joseph HOLLOWELL and Martha COOK are:

+ 202. f i. Agatha HOLLOWELL, born 10 Apr 1782, died 15 Jul 1852.

+ 203. m ii. William HOLLOWELL, born about 1784, died 1829.

204. m iii. Joseph HOLLOWELL, born about 1786 in Wayne Co., NC. He married Sarah _____. Sarah died before 1848 in Marion Co., IL. Joseph died in Marion Co., IL.

+ 205. m iv. Stephen HOLLOWELL, born about 1785/1786, died about 1892.

+ 206. m v. Thomas HOLLOWELL, born about 1788, died before 1822. SOURCE: Estate of Thomas Hollowell. Caleb Hollowell, Admr., May Term 1824, Book MD O-2, page 34. Settlement Feb. Term 1827, Book R5, page 355, file 1029. (Wayne Co., NC, Index of Estates).

207. f vi. Sarah HOLLOWELL, born about 1790 in Wayne Co., NC. She is rumored to have married Wylie FORT.

208. f vii. Leah HOLLOWELL, born about 1792 in Wayne Co., NC. She married ________ PEARCE in Wayne Co., NC.

+ 209. m viii. Exum H. HOLLOWELL, born about 1791, died 1813.

+ 210. m ix. Caleb HOLLOWELL, born 20 Dec 1794, died 2 Aug 1836.

211. f x. Mary HOLLOWELL, born 27 Apr 1797 in Wayne Co., NC. She married _____PHILLIPS in Wayne Co., NC. SOURCE: Encyclopedia of Quaker Genealogy, W. W. Hinshaw (Contentnea Monthly Meeting), p. 289

212. f xi. Celia HOLLOWELL, born 13 Jul 1798 in Wayne Co., NC. She married _____ELLIS (ELES) in Wayne Co., NC. SOURCE: Encyclopedia of Quaker Genealogy, W. W. Hinshaw (Contentnea Monthly Meeting), p. 289.

213. f xii. Martha HOLLOWELL, born 6 Sep 1800 in Wayne Co., NC. She married Jesse OVERMAN 14 Feb 1824 in Wayne Co., NC. SOURCE: Encyclopedia of Quaker Genealogy, W. W. Hinshaw (Contentnea Monthly Meeting), p. 289

214. f xiii. Charlotte HOLLOWELL, born 13 Feb 1802 in Wayne Co., NC. She married John NEWSOME 9 Oct 1819 in Wayne Co., NC. SOURCE: Encyclopedia of Quaker Genealogy, W. W. Hinshaw (Contentnea Monthly Meeting), p. 289.

215. f xiv. Gulianna Maria HOLLOWELL, born 23 Mar 1807 in Wayne Co., NC. She was disowned for marriage out of unity. Her husband's name is unknown. SOURCE: Encyclopedia of Quaker Genealogy, W. W. Hinshaw (Contentnea Monthly Meeting), p. 289.

SOURCE: Received as a Quaker 11 Oct 1794. (Hinshaw, William Wade. "Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy", Vol. 1, p. 216, 289). Will of Jones Cook, proved 1783 Wayne Co., names daughter Martha Hollowell. Joseph is executor to will of John Cook (Feb Term 1818), Wayne Co., NC, brother of Martha. Sampson Brawell of Dobbs Co., NC, deed to John Sandeford of same, Jan. 2, 1788 for 19 pds specie a tract of 100 acres lying and said County on the Watery Branch adjoining Thomas Cook, Joseph Hollowell and Noah Yelverten, being part of a grant to said Braswell from the State of NC bearing date Oct. 27, 1786. Wit: Benj. Fort, Patience Fort, John Pitman. (Abstracts of Wayne Co., NC, Deed Book 4, p. 147).

State of No. Carolina, Wayne County. To all persons whome these may concern or may be come therewith having thought it expedient considering this uncertainty of time in this world to settle my worldly business and dispose of my little property in manner and form as followeth vizt. Being in perfect mind and memory. In the first place my will is that all my just debts be rightly settled by my executors hereafter named. Secondly I give unto my wife Martha Hollowell the use of my plantation where I now live, with all the houses and woodling land sufficient to support it with two feather beds and furniture one large pine chest and as much of the other part of my household and kitchen furniture as she may think necessary & also plantation tools with a sufficiency of my sotck of all kinds as may be thought necessary during her natural life or widowhood and lastly I give unto my above said wife one horse gear & riding chair also one feather bed and furniture and one hundred & fifty dollars to her and her disposal. Item I give to my son Caleb Hollowell a certain piece or parcel of land lying on Turner Swamp beginning at the mouth of the big branch and up the said swamp & branch far enough to make three hundred & fifty acres to him and his heirs forever his Mothers life time excepted in it but giving him liberty to clear on the said and also to have full priviledge to what he has already cleared also one feather bed & furniture one cow and calf also my Turner Shop tools one small laythe one large one to him and his heirs forever. Item I give and bequeath unto my son William Hollowell two hundred dollars to him and his heirs forever. Item I give and bequeath unto my sons Joseph, Thomas & Stephen Hollowell ten dollars to each of them to them their heirs forever. Item I give and bequeath unto my daughter Charlott Newsom fifteen dollars to her and her heirs forever. Item I give and bequeath unto my three daughters Selia, Martha, Guilemarriah Hollowell to each of them one feather bed & furniture & Cow & calf to them and their heirs forever my will is that all the remaining part of my land that I am possessed with except that which I have given to my son Caleb I leave to be sold & also all the remaining part of my other property which I have not given away also to be sold and my just debts to be paid out of it and the remainder to be qually divided between my eight daughters Aggatha Outland, Sarah Fort, Leah Pearce, Mary Phillips, Charlott Newsom, Selia, Martha and Gulielmaria Hollowell to them their and heirs forever. And lastly I nominate my son in law Exum Outland and my son Caleb Hollowell executors to this my last will and testament. Joseph Hollowell. Signed Sealed in presents of us this 18th day of the 7th month 1820. Test: Selia Hollowell, Martha Hollowell, Betsy Ann Moore, Joab Padggett. (Proved Aug Term 1820, Wayne Co., NC).

Estate of Martha Hollowell. Caleb Hollowell, Exr., May Term 1824, Book MD O-2, page 31. Settlement Feb. Term 1825, Book R5, page 159. Will recorded Book R5, page 97, file 1028. (Wayne Co., NC, Index of Estates).

105. Thomas4 HOLLOWELL (39.Joseph3, 11.John2, 1.Thomas1) was born 14 May 1762 in Northampton Co., NC. Thomas died 27 Sep 1806 in Perquimans Co., NC, at the age of 44. He married Mary LAMB 11 Jan 1787 in Perquimans Co., NC. She was the daughter of William LAMB and Miriam. Mary died 20 Sep 1808 in Perquimans Co., NC, and was buried in Sutton's Creek M, NC.

Known children of Thomas HOLLOWELL and Mary LAMB are:

216. f i. Sarah HOLLOWELL, born 26 Dec 1787 in Perquimans Co., NC.

+ 217. m ii. John HOLLOWELL, born 12 Mar 1789.

218. f iii. Elizabeth HOLLOWELL, born 14 Jul 1791 in Perquimans Co., NC. Elizabeth died in childhood 3 Aug 1795 in Perquimans Co., NC, at the age of 4.

219. f iv. Polly HOLLOWELL, born 28 Sep 1793 in Perquimans Co., NC, died in infancy 19 Sep 1794 in Perquimans Co., NC.

+ 220. m v. Thomas HOLLOWELL, born 27 Apr 1796, died 16 Aug 1876.

+ 221. m vi. Aaron HOLLOWELL, born 31 Mar 1799, died 3 Jul 1830.

+ 222. m vii. Nathan Morris HOLLOWELL, born 24 Nov 1800, died 11 Nov 1840.

+ 223. f viii. Mary Darby HOLLOWELL, born 20 Apr 1803, died 4 Apr 1851.

224. f ix. Rebekah HOLLOWELL, born 21 Oct 1805 in Perquimans Co., NC, died in childhood 17 Sep 1812 in Perquimans Co., NC, at the age of 6.

Mary married (2) Chalkley ALBERTSON 18 Aug 1808 in Perquimans Co., NC. He was born about 1751 in NC. Chalkley died 25 Feb 1817 in Washington Co., IN. SOURCE: Hinshaw, William Wade. "Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy", Vol. 1, p. 216.

SOURCE: He moved to Perquimans Co., NC after death of his father.

Will proved November term 1806, Perquimans Co., NC. I, Thomas Hollowell of the County of Perquimans and State of No. Carolina do make & ordain this my last will and testament in manner as followeth to wit. 1st It is my will that all my Just debts be discharged by those whom I appoint to Execute this will. 2nd It is my Will & Desire that my land be divided into three parts in the following manner that the line which divides & lays the south division begin in the Creek at the shipyard landing thence through the Swamp a strait course to the old Cow Bridge thence a strait course to my back line in such a direction as to Include one third of the high land exclusive of Creek & Creek Swamp & marsh thence by my southward & Eastward boundary to the first station - The division on the North part of my land to be as followeth to begin in the Creek at the Publick landing then a strait course through the swamp to the mouth of a Small branch making out of the Creek Swamp it being the first above the large branch or Swamp runin up by my orchard thence from the mouth of Said branch to the head thence a strait course to where my road crosses a branch at the southeast corner of my roadfield thence along my road toward the plantation to a branch or pond known by the name of the hide pond thence up said branch to the back side of my plantation thence a strait course to my back line So as to Include one third of my high land exclusive of Creek & Creek Swamp thence by my Northern & Eastern boundary to the first Station - 3rd I give & bequeath unto my son John Hollowell the Southern division of my land as Included in the first paragraph of Division with all the Swamp & Creek in said boundary only reserving the use thereof to my wife Mary Hollowell during her widowhood. I also give my said son John my Barn, one half of my Shoemaking Tools, one half of my carpenters tools & one whip Saw said Land, barn & tools to him & his heirs forever. 4th I give & bequeath unto my Son Thomas Hollowell the middle division of my Land it being the part whereon my dwelling house stands with all the Creek & Swamp included in said middle division only reserving the use thereof to my wife Mary Hollowell during her widowhood also reserving my shoemaking shop to my son Aaron Hollowell I also give my said son Thomas the other half of my shoemaking tools said Land & tools (allowing the reserves herein mentioned) to him & his heirs forever. 5th I give & bequeath unto my Son Aaron Hollowell the northern division of my land including the Creek & Swamp in said boundary only reserving the use thereof to my wife Mary Hollowell during her widowhood, I also give my said son Aaron my shoemaking shop and one hand Mill which I desire my said wife to keep in her care till he arrives to Lawful age, said land, shop & mill (allowing the reserves aforesaid) to him & his heirs forever. 6th I give & bequeath unto my son Nathan Hollowell Two Hundred Silver Dollars to him & his heirs forever, but if either of my aforesaid sons John, Thomas, or Aaron Hollowell should die before they arrive to the age of Twenty one years it is my will that my son Nathan Should have his part of the Land so devised & that the money given to my said son Nathan be equally divided between him & the two surviving brothers to him and his heirs forever & them & their heirs. 7th I give & bequeath unto my beloved wife Mary Hollowell one fether bead & furniture her choice of my riding beasts one cow & calf & one linnin wheel to her & her disposal. 8th I give & bequeath unto my Daughter Sarah Hollowell one Feather bead & furniture one Cow & calf one linnen wheel, & one Iron pot to her & her heirs forever. 9th I give & bequeath unto my Daughter Mary D. Hollowell one feather bead & furniture only reserving the use there of unto my wife aforesaid during her widowhood to her & her heirs forever. 10th I give & bequeath unto my Daughter Rebeca Hollowell one Feather bead & furniture (only reserving the use thereof to my said wife during her widowhood) to her & her heirs forever. 11th I give the use of all the remaining part of my Estate not heretofore mentioned together with the use of my Land and Premises to my wife Mary Hollowell during her widowhood but if in case she should Marry I give said remainder then to be equally divided amongst her my son Nathan & my three daughters Sarah, Mary D., & Rebecca Hollowell, but if in case Nathan should become possessed of one Division of the land by the death of one of his brothers then that his part of said remainder be divided equally Among him & his two surviving brothers but if my said wife should continue in widowhood during her natural life I give said remainder at her deceas to be divided amongst my son Nathan & my three Daughters aforesaid in the same manner & with the same proviso as aforesaid. 12th And lastly I nominate constitute & appoint my wife Mary Hollowell my Executrix & her Brothers Restore Lamb & John Lamb my Executors to see this my will fulfiled & done hereby Ratifying & Confirming this and no other to be my last will & Testament in manner & form as it now stands according to the true intent and meaning thereof. Thomas Hollowell. The foregoing will was wrote by me Thomas Hollowell & contains my last will & testament but for want of witness present it is not signed and if in case it should not hereafter be done I desire it may not be set a Side or made void on that account, as my hand writing is pretty well known, I believe there are many who can Testify thereto. Witness my hand & seal this 25th day of the 8th month 1806. Thomas Hollowell. The above Seals were affixed by my own hands. T. Hollowell. (Proved November Term 1806).

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