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- IMMIGRATION: I have been unable to find any HILTON that immigrated prior to 1737... The closest I have found is the Ship SUPPLY that docked in Feb 1726 in Annapolis, MD, had the following people:
Edward Leigh, Agnes Leighton, Richard Leighton... My argument that these could be them was that We know Edward Hilton had a daughter named Agnes, so if Edward Leigh and Agnes Leighton were husband and wife. In Edwards will, he left property to his daughter Agness Wishet, was she named after his wife? Then Richard was most likely related... there is a Richard Hilton that owned land in Lancaster County in 1750.... Now, this ship brought Felons.... the saga continues.
DEED from EDWARD HILTON to Christian & Henry Root:
Edward Hilton
to Christian
+ Henry Root Know all Men by these presents that I Edward Hilton of Warwick Township Lancaster County in the provence of Pennsylvania yeoman for and in consideration of the sum of Ninety five pounds lawful money of said Province to him in hand paid by Christian Root and Henry Root both of Earl Township said County Yeoman at or before the Execution hereof the Receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged and the said Christian Root and Henry Root their heirs and assigns severally and respectively acquitted and discharged Have and hereby Hath granted bargained and sold and released and confirmed by these presents Do and hereby Doth grant bargain sell release and confirm unto the said Christian Root and Henry Root their Heirs and Assigns forever all my Plantation and Tract of Land situate in Earl Township aforesaid where I lately dwelt containing one hundred and forty one acres and the usual allowances or there abouts (as by the survey thereof remaining in the Surveyor Generals Office will clearly appear) Together with all and Singular the Buildings Improvements Rights Members and Appurtenances whatsoever there unto belonging, or appertaining and all the Estate Right Interest Title Property Claims and Demands what so ever of me the said Edward Hilton of in and to the premises hereby granted and every part thereof and the reversions remainders thereof. To have and to hold the said tract of Land Hereditaments and premises hereby granted with their appurtenances unto the said Christian Root and Henry Root their Heirs and Assigns that is to say to Hold the one undivided moiety or half part thereof unto the said Henry Root his Heirs an Assigns forever Under and subject to the purchase money, interest and quit rent due an accruing, for and on the same Tract of Land unto the Chief Lord or Lords of the Fee thereof. The which Tract of Land is bounded by Land new or late of John Lassenne Burk(?)it Glese + Sparr and by land now or late vacant. and I do further hereby covenant and grant for me and my Heirs the said hereby granted Land and premises with the appurtenances unto the said Christian Root and Henry Root their Heirs and Assigns to be holden as aforesaid against me and my Heirs and against all persons claiming or to claim by from or under me them or any of them shall and will warrant and forever defend by these presents still reserving the Proprietary purchase money Interest + quit rent accruing on the premises as aforesaid. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand and Seal this thirtieth day of October in the Year of our Lord One thousand seven hundred and seventy.
Sealed and Declared in the presence of us His
Henry Carpenter John Evans Edward Hilton
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Received the Day and Date of the above or within written Deed or Instrument of and from the above or within named Christian Root and Henry Root half and half respectively the sum of Ninety five pounds in the whole in full of the consideration money above or within mentioned.
Witnesses present His
Henry Carpenter John Evans Edward Hilton
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Lancaster County ss. Before me the Subscriber one of the Justices in and for the said County came Edward Hilton + did acknowledge the above and within written Instrument or Deed to be his act and Deed to all true and just Intents and purposes Witness my Hand and Seal dated the day of AD 1770 William Henry Seal
Ex Recorded the 30th day of May ADomini 1797
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Will for Edward Hilton, 1772
Warwick Twp, Lancaster Co., PA
1773 Book B Vol 1 pg 675
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IN THE NAME OF GOD & MEN
I Edward Hilton of Earl Township in the County of Lancaster and Province of Pennsylvania Being in Perfect mind, memory & understanding (Thanks be to almighty God) and considering that I am Mortal & that it is appointed for all men once to die Do make & ordain this my Last Will and Testament. And first I resign my Soul into the Hands of its Creator in Humble hope of its Final happiness as in the Dispersal of a Being Infinitely Gracious good and as to my body my will is that it be Buried By my Wife in a Decent But a plain manner at the discretion of my Executors. First I Order that my Funeral Charges and Lawful Debts are paid. I order and my Will is that my Granson Edward Hilton shall have all my aparall or Wearing Cloths. I Likewise Order and My Will is that My Grandaughter Elizabeth Hilton Shall have my Chest. Likewise my will is that all my Goods, Chattels and Credits that remain I Give and Bequeath to my daughter Agness Wishet and do hereby Constitute and Appoint Gabriel Davis & John Wishet Executors of this my Last Will and Testament and I Do hereby Revoke all other Wills and Testament By one hither made Declaring this and no other to be my Last Will & Testament. In witness whereof I have hereunto put my hand & seal this the Third Day of January One Thousand Seven Hundred and Seventy Two
Sign Sealed, Published & Declared By the Testator as his Last Will & Testament in the Presence of us Gabriel Davis, Peter Baker
his
Edward @ Hilton
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LANCASTER COUNTY
On the Fifth day of August Anno Domini 1773 Before me the Subscriber Personally Appeared the within Named Gabriel Davis & Peter Baker the two subscribing Witnesses to the within Will and on their Corporal Oath did depose and Say that they were present and Saw & Heard Edward Hilton the Testator within named Sign Seal Publish Pronounce and declare the within writing as and for his Last Will and Testament & that at the doing there of he was of Sound Mind Memory & Understanding to the Best of Their Knowledge Observation and Belief
Edw Shippen D.Reg
BE IT REMEMBERED that on the fifth day of August Anno Domini 1773 the Last Will and Testament of Edward Hilton late of Earl Township in the County of Lancaster, Yeoman deceased was proved in due form of Law and Letters Testamentary were granted to John Wishet one of the Executors therein named (Gabriel Davis the remaining Executor Appointed by the Last Will of the said decedent having by his Certain Deed of Renunciation bearing Date the fifth day of August 1773 duly executed and filed into the Registers at Lancaster renounced all his Right of Executorship on the Estate of the same Testator) The aforesaid John Wishet being first duly Qualified well and truly to Administer the Estate of the said decedent & to Exhibit into the Registers Office at Lancaster on or before the Fifth day of September next a true & perfect Inventory of all and Singular the Goods & Chattels which were of the said Edward Hilton at the time of his Death & to Render a true & Just Account of their Administration on the said Estate when here to lawfully required Given under the Seal of the said Office.
Edw Shippen D.Reg
A true and perfect Inventory of all and singular the goods and chattels of Edward Hilton Disceased taken and appraised by us the subscribers this as witness our hands -- the 27 of July 1773
Peter ***** (I can't read signature)
but I would guess: Sr(n)***ic S Sn(r)ib(l)
********* (I can't read signature also)
first six ten pounds«tab»«tab» £60«tab» 0«tab»0
money due from Robert Rolocks «tab» 0«tab»19«tab»7
a table and a chear and sundory «tab» 0«tab» 6«tab»0
small articles
for nine old shirts«tab»«tab»«tab» 0«tab» 9«tab»0
foure old jackets and two pear«tab» 0«tab» 10«tab»0
old breches
two coates «tab»«tab»«tab» 1«tab» 2«tab»6
two hats«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab» 0«tab» 3«tab»0
two pear stokins and two capes«tab» 0«tab» 5«tab»0
and a pear of mitses
one pear of shöos«tab»«tab» 0«tab» 5«tab»0
one chist«tab»«tab»«tab» 0«tab» 7«tab»6
one peuter little dish and a pleat«tab» 0«tab» 3«tab»0
and four spoons
for iron wedges and old iron«tab» 0«tab» 1«tab»7
for three gimlets and compress«tab» 0«tab» 1«tab»0
and fleeces and hose
a friiing pane and tonges and«tab» 0«tab» 2«tab»0
peir shovel
grubin how and ax«tab»«tab» 0«tab» 2«tab»6
an iron crook«tab»«tab»«tab» 0«tab» 1«tab»0
Appraised by us *********** B
C same two signatures
Peter ******* D
Exhibited into the Registers Office at Lancaster the
Fifth day of August Anno Domini 1773
Sworn before me the same ************ John Wishard
day & year by the Exor and (another sig.)
appraiser Edw Shippen
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Bef 1710 - Bef 1773 (~ 63 years)
