| County | Worcester |
|---|---|
| Volume Number | Volume 2:133 |
| Book Number | 11 |
| Original Page Number | MH7:75-76 1806-1809 |
| Date of Court Session | June 1806 |
| Enslaved or Free | Slave |
| Abstract of Record | John Bishop & Sewell Turpin Esqs., to distribute estates of Parker Selby, Sen., & Glippery Selby, his deceased widow, in hands of Charles Hammond; 1) to Milby Selby Purnell, legacies bequeathed to hm by his grandfather Parker Selby; list 2) to Anne Purnell; 1/2 of negroes; LIsh 23 yo, Levin 7 mos., Jacob 9 yo, Milby 4 yo, Abel 9 yo; list 3) to Isaac & Nancy Selby, chldren of William Selby, deceased, & grandchildren of Parker & Glippery: 1/2 of negroes; Bob 23 yo, Levin 10 yo, Hetty 7 yo, Gatty 3 yo; list 4) to Isaac Selby, a still left in hands of Chas. hammond, guardian, a legacy from his grandfather Parker Selby, Sen. 5) articles left in hands of Charles Hammond, adm.; list; includes 190 lb. of pork at David Bowen's. |
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