Rossman - Cheney - John Inman Jr.

Person Chart

Parents

Father	Date of Birth	Mother	Date of Birth
John B. Inman Sr.	18 JUL 1648	Mary Whitman	16 NOV 1652
John B. Inman Sr.	18 JUL 1648	Mary Whitman	16 NOV 1652

Partners

Partner	Date of Birth	Children
Susanna Ballou	3 JAN 1695	Susanna Inman
Susanna Ballou	3 JAN 1695	Susanna Inman

Person Events

Event Type	Date	Place
Birth	7 JUL 1684	Providence, Providence, RI
Birth	7 JUL 1684	Providence, Providence, RI
Marriage
Death	3 AUG 1741	Glocester, Providence, RI
Death	3 AUG 1741	Glocester, Providence, RI

Kinship Report

Name	Type	Place of Birth	Date of Birth	Place of Death	Date of Death
Partner
Susanna Ballou	Partner or wife	Providence, Providence, RI	3 JAN 1695
Susanna Ballou	Wife	Providence, Providence, RI	3 JAN 1695
Children
Susanna Inman	Daughter	Smithfield, Providence, RI	29 MAY 1722	Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne, PA	21 JUL 1809
Parents
John B. Inman Sr.	Mother	Braintree, Norfolk, MA	18 JUL 1648	Providence, Providence, RI	6 AUG 1712
Mary Whitman	Mother	Providence, Providence, RI	16 NOV 1652		27 APR 1720
Grandchildren
Richard Inman	Grandson	CT	17 AUG 1751	Hanover, York, PA	5 JUL 1831
Great grandchildren
John B. Inman	Great grandson	Hanover, York, PA	28 JAN 1801	Napavine, Lewis, WA	27 SEP 1890
Second grandchildren
Ida Louise Inman	Second granddaughter	Janesville, WI	20 FEB 1857	Osawatomie, Miami, KS	27 SEP 1938
Third grandchildren
Mabel Ranney	Third granddaughter	Osawatomie, Miami, KS	28 JAN 1875	Osawatomie, Miami, KS	30 MAR 1934
Nettie Ranney	Third granddaughter	Osawatomie, Miami, KS	11 JAN 1877	PAOLA CEMETERY in Paola, Miami, KS	5 JUN 1955
Ralph Ranney	Third grandson	Osawatomie, Miami, KS	3 AUG 1878	Pueblo, Pueblo, CO	4 APR 1952
Clarence Ranney	Third grandson	Osawatomie, Miami, KS	12 APR 1881	Osawatomie, Miami, KS	3 MAY 1964
Addie Ranney	Third granddaughter		24 JUN 1883		17 AUG 1975
Anna Ranney	Third granddaughter		24 JUN 1883	Osawatomie, Miami, KS	25 APR 1943
Bessie Ranney	Third granddaughter		17 MAR 1888
Ethel Mae Ranney	Third granddaughter		6 JAN 1894		4 FEB 1974
Fourth grandchildren
Karl W. Rossman	Fourth grandson		24 NOV 1901
Mildred E. Rossman	Fourth granddaughter		27 MAR 1905
William James Rossman	Fourth grandson		9 JUL 1906
Ralph Ranney Rossman	Fourth grandson	Paola, Miami, KS	29 AUG 1908		21 MAR 1980
E. Maxine Rossman	Fourth granddaughter		22 OCT 1910		25 APR 1997
Maurine R. Rossman	Fourth granddaughter		15 NOV 1912		2 APR 1957
Fifth grandchildren
William Meier Rossman	Fifth grandson		25 JAN 1936		17 August 2018, 5:03 PM
6th grandchildren
William Meier Rossman Jr.	6th grandson	Lansing, Michigan	1958
Michael Christian Rossman	6th grandson		29 JUN 1959	Ashes spread at the Applachain Trail Overlook Route 501	28 MAY 1998
Todd Ryan Rossman	6th grandson		3 JAN 1963
7th grandchildren
Nicole Rossman	7th granddaughter		9 JAN 1986
Michael Christian Rossman	7th grandson		21 JAN 1990
Didzis Rossman	7th grandson		29 SEP 1998
William Meier Rossman III	7th grandson		6 SEP 2000
Namejs Rossman	7th grandson		10 SEP 2000
8th grandchildren
Yariah	8th granddaughter
Grandparents
Mary Whitman	Grandmother
Elizabeth Hopkins	Grandmother	England	ABT 1619	Providence, Providence, RI	ABT 1654
Edward Inman	Grandfather	St. Margaret, London, England	5 MAR 1620	Providence, Providence, RI	JUN 1706
Captain Valentine Whitman	Grandfather		26 JAN 1701
Great grandparents
William Hopkins	Great grandfather		ABT 1577
Joanna Arnold	Great grandmother	Ilchester, Somersetshire, England	30 NOV 1577	Yeovil, Devonshire, England
John Inman	Great grandfather	Westminster Parish, London, England	ABT 1580		ABT 1620
Second great grandparents
Thomas Arnold	Second great grandfather	Cheselbourne, England	1549	Ilchester, Somersetshire, England
Alice Gully	Second great grandmother	Northover, Tilpudle, England	1553	Ilchester, Somersetshire, England	1590
William Inman	Second great grandfather	St. Margaret, Westminster, England	12 SEP 1563
Parents-In-Law
Susanna Whitman	Mother-in-law
James Ballou	Father-in-law	Providence, Providence, RI	16 NOV 1652
Sons- & Daughters-In-Law
Elijah Inman	Son-in-law	Providence, Providence, RI	AUG 1715	Hanover Twsp., Luzerne, PA	17 FEB 1804
Uncles & Aunts
Johannah Inman	Aunt	Providence, Providence, RI	16 SEP 1646	Providence Co., RI	MAR 1717
Edward Inman	Uncle	Providence, Providence, RI	1 JUL 1654		14 JUN 1735
Great great (uncles & aunts)
Joanna Inman	Great great aunt
Edward Inman	Great great uncle	Warwick, Kent, England	ABT 1595
Cousins
Edward Inman	First cousin (m)	Providence, Providence, RI	1679
1st cousins once removed
Elijah Inman	1st cousin once removed (m)	Providence, Providence, RI	AUG 1715	Hanover Twsp., Luzerne, PA	17 FEB 1804
1st cousins twice removed
Richard Inman	1st cousin twice removed (m)	CT	17 AUG 1751	Hanover, York, PA	5 JUL 1831
1st cousins 3 times removed
John B. Inman	1st cousin 3 times removed (m)	Hanover, York, PA	28 JAN 1801	Napavine, Lewis, WA	27 SEP 1890
Grandparents-in-law
Mathurin Ballou	Grandfather-in-law		1623		31 JAN 1662
Hannah Pike	Grandmother-in-law	Devon, England	1626
Great grandparents-in-law
Pike	Great grandmother-in-law
Robert Pike	Great grandfather-in-law
Grandchildren-in-law
Hannah Spencer	Granddaughter-in-law		JUN 1763	Hanover Twsp., Luzerne, PA	23 FEB 1835
Great grandchildren-in-law
Hannah Scidmore	Great granddaughter-in-law	NY	12 NOV 1828	Napavine, Lewis, WA	1 FEB 1890
Second grandchildren-in-law
James Knox Polk Ranney	Second grandson-in-law	Menomonee Falls, Waukesha, WI	17 JUL 1848	Osawatomie, Miami, KS	4 AUG 1922
Third grandchildren-in-law
Charles Ernest Rossman	Third grandson-in-law	Tiffin, OH	ABT 4 FEB 1869	Paola, KS	5 JUN 1957
Fourth grandchildren-in-law
Arthur Ray	Fourth grandson-in-law
Frieda Louise Meier	Fourth granddaughter-in-law		9 NOV 1907	Pine Grove, PA	5 MAR 1995
Ersa Katherine Wilcox	Fourth granddaughter-in-law		30 JAN 1909		14 SEP 1998
Elmer H. Lucas	Fourth grandson-in-law	Olathe, Johnson, KS	1909	MO	28 DEC 1977
Fifth grandchildren-in-law
Nancy Jean Cheney	Fifth granddaughter-in-law	Niles, Michigan, US	26/03/1937	503 Lake Henry Dr., Winter Haven, FL 33881, US	27/02/2016
6th grandchildren-in-law
Patricia Kennedy	6th granddaughter-in-law		16 OCT 1960
Cymbaline Ann Sebesky	6th granddaughter-in-law		9 JUL 1963	325 Dell Dr., Perkasie, US	July 23, 2011
Gita Gemuts	6th granddaughter-in-law		12 NOV 1967

Notes


John Inman's Last Will & Testament: 28 Jul 1741: The twenty-eighth day of July, one-thousand, seven-hundred and forty-one. I, John Inman of Glocester in the county of Providence in the Colony of Rhode Island in New England yeoman Being sick and weak in body, but of perfect mind and memory, thanks be given to God, therefore, calling unto mind the mortality of my body: Knowing that it is appointed for all men once to dye do make and ordain this my last will and testament, that is to say principally and first of all, I give and recommend my soul into the hands of God that gave it, and my body I recommend to the earth to be buried in decent Christian burial. And as touching such worldly estate as it hath pleased God to bless me with in this life I give my wife and my children of the same in the following manner and form --- That is to say, I give and bequeath to Susannah my wife good Priviledges to dwell in my house during her natural life if she remains my widow and I likewise order my executrix- executor hereafter named to all ways provide all things Suitable and Comfortable out of my moveable estate for my said wife?s Comfortable and Honorable maintenance during her Remaining my widow---- Item - I give and bequeath unto my son John Inman and unto the male heirs of his body lawfully begotten forever all my homestead farm except forty acres of the South end to betaken of with a line drawn due east and west and to enter into the profession thereof when he attaineth the age of twenty-one years------ Item - I give and bequeath unto my son David Inman and unto the male heirs of his body lawfully begotten for ever forty acres of the south end of my homestead to betaken of with a line due as aforesaid with two parcels more, one being my ?land lying near Harring Pond and on the westerly line thereof the other of my ? of land lying on each side of ? Brook on which John Mowry Jr. now dwelleth. The said parcel of land being situated in said Glocester and are bounded by the several returns thereof on record may appear preference there unto being had------ Item - I order my daughter Rachel Inman whom I likewise constitute make and ordain my executrix of this my last will and testament to sell two parcels of land that I have: being: one parcel lying on the westerly part of said Glocester Township: and part thereof another lotte that was laid out between the old line and the new and are about number forty one and forty two together with all my other land there unto adjoining: and the other parcel being a forty post lot lying in Providence Town in the county aforesaid: it being one of the lots called the water lotte and lyeth near the lower end of said Providence : and the money arising by the sale of said land together with fifty pounds to be raised and levied out of my stock as also all the money due to me by bonds, notes, and book debts or what other way however : to be divided among my five daughters in the following manner: my daughter Ruth I have forty pounds out of it first and, then the remainder to be divided in equal parts to my daughters Ruth, Rachel, Sarah and Martha, and Susannah. My daughters to have such a part that when added to forty pounds the all ready Ruth shall make her share equal with the aforesaid sheirs or parts: and Ruths and Susannahs parts to begin as soon as my said executrix can meet with ? and Sarah and Martha to receive their parts as they someday attain their ages of eighteen years----- Item - My will further is that all the remainder of my stock which I have not all ready disposed of together with all my personal estate that I have not before disposed of: whatever it be or where ever it may be found together with the ? and ?of my house and farm: be and remain in the hands and care of my said executrix: during the time that my aforesaid son John remains under the age of twenty one years: to be made of all by my said executrix for the following?to pay all my due debts ?necessaryes for thewell maintaining of my aforesaid wife Susannah according to the aforesaid manner and to bring up my aforesaid children that are under the age to good learning suitable to their degree and find all other things necessary for them or see that it be done while under said age ?to keep the house and other buildings in good repair during the time of her being executrix: and when my said son John shall attain the aforesaid age of twenty one years: to deliver him out of said estate one yoke of oxen: and a reasonable allowance for the maintenance of my aforesaid wife Susannah if there be occasion for it at that time----- and my will further is that the executrixship of my said daughter Rachel shall then cease: and I do hereby nominate and appoint my aforesaid sonJohn to be executor of this my last will and testament-----and my will further is that when my aforesaid son David shall attain the age of twenty one years: that he my said executor John shall deliver unto his brother David five ponies and half the valueof one yoak of oxen---- I give and bequeath unto my aforesaid two sons John and David one share of land containing about one hundred acres situate lying and being in Glocester aforesaid and lyeth a little easterly of my home farm and on the east side of the river: Together with all my Rights and Privelidges in the common lands within the County of Providence aforesaid unto them their Heirs and assigns forever to be equealy divided between them----- And my will further is that if either of my said sons shall happen to dye before they come to the age of twenty one nor have any lawful make issue then the other brother and his Heirs in manner as aforesaid shall be heirs to the deceased: and my will further is that if both my said sons shall dye with out any lawful issue then the before bequeathed land to my said sons shall go and defer unto all my Daughters and unto the Heirs male of their lawfully begotten and so from one male heir to another forever: and I the said John Inman do hereby utterly disallow revoke and defraud all and every other formes testaments will legaines and bequeathes ratifying and confirming this and no other to be my last will and testament. For Witness whereof I have here unto set my hand and Seal the day and year before written----- Providence Historical Society, Glocester microfilm, pp. 32 - 36
John Inman's Last Will & Testament: 28 Jul 1741: The twenty-eighth day of July, one-thousand, seven-hundred and forty-one. I, John Inman of Glocester in the county of Providence in the Colony of Rhode Island in New England yeoman Being sick and weak in body, but of perfect mind and memory, thanks be given to God, therefore, calling unto mind the mortality of my body: Knowing that it is appointed for all men once to dye do make and ordain this my last will and testament, that is to say principally and first of all, I give and recommend my soul into the hands of God that gave it, and my body I recommend to the earth to be buried in decent Christian burial. And as touching such worldly estate as it hath pleased God to bless me with in this life I give my wife and my children of the same in the following manner and form --- That is to say, I give and bequeath to Susannah my wife good Priviledges to dwell in my house during her natural life if she remains my widow and I likewise order my executrix- executor hereafter named to all ways provide all things Suitable and Comfortable out of my moveable estate for my said wife?s Comfortable and Honorable maintenance during her Remaining my widow---- Item - I give and bequeath unto my son John Inman and unto the male heirs of his body lawfully begotten forever all my homestead farm except forty acres of the South end to betaken of with a line drawn due east and west and to enter into the profession thereof when he attaineth the age of twenty-one years------ Item - I give and bequeath unto my son David Inman and unto the male heirs of his body lawfully begotten for ever forty acres of the south end of my homestead to betaken of with a line due as aforesaid with two parcels more, one being my ?land lying near Harring Pond and on the westerly line thereof the other of my ? of land lying on each side of ? Brook on which John Mowry Jr. now dwelleth. The said parcel of land being situated in said Glocester and are bounded by the several returns thereof on record may appear preference there unto being had------ Item - I order my daughter Rachel Inman whom I likewise constitute make and ordain my executrix of this my last will and testament to sell two parcels of land that I have: being: one parcel lying on the westerly part of said Glocester Township: and part thereof another lotte that was laid out between the old line and the new and are about number forty one and forty two together with all my other land there unto adjoining: and the other parcel being a forty post lot lying in Providence Town in the county aforesaid: it being one of the lots called the water lotte and lyeth near the lower end of said Providence : and the money arising by the sale of said land together with fifty pounds to be raised and levied out of my stock as also all the money due to me by bonds, notes, and book debts or what other way however : to be divided among my five daughters in the following manner: my daughter Ruth I have forty pounds out of it first and, then the remainder to be divided in equal parts to my daughters Ruth, Rachel, Sarah and Martha, and Susannah. My daughters to have such a part that when added to forty pounds the all ready Ruth shall make her share equal with the aforesaid sheirs or parts: and Ruths and Susannahs parts to begin as soon as my said executrix can meet with ? and Sarah and Martha to receive their parts as they someday attain their ages of eighteen years----- Item - My will further is that all the remainder of my stock which I have not all ready disposed of together with all my personal estate that I have not before disposed of: whatever it be or where ever it may be found together with the ? and ?of my house and farm: be and remain in the hands and care of my said executrix: during the time that my aforesaid son John remains under the age of twenty one years: to be made of all by my said executrix for the following?to pay all my due debts ?necessaryes for the well maintaining of my aforesaid wife Susannah according to the aforesaid manner and to bring up my aforesaid children that are under the age to good learning suitable to their degree and find all other things necessary for them or see that it be done while under said age ?to keep the house and other buildings in good repair during the time of her being executrix: and when my said son John shall attain the aforesaid age of twenty one years: to deliver him out of said estate one yoke of oxen: and a reasonable allowance for the maintenance of my aforesaid wife Susannah if there be occasion for it at that time----- and my will further is that the executrixship of my said daughter Rachel shall then cease: and I do hereby nominate and appoint my aforesaid son John to be executor of this my last will and testament-----and my will further is that when my aforesaid son David shall attain the age of twenty one years: that he my said executor John shall deliver unto his brother David five ponies and half the value of one yoak of oxen---- I give and bequeath unto my aforesaid two sons John and David one share of land containing about one hundred acres situate lying and being in Glocester aforesaid and lyeth a little easterly of my home farm and on the east side of the river: Together with all my Rights and Privelidges in the common lands within the County of Providence aforesaid unto them their Heirs and assigns forever to be equealy divided between them----- And my will further is that if either of my said sons shall happen to dye before they come to the age of twenty one nor have any lawful make issue then the other brother and his Heirs in manner as aforesaid shall be heirs to the deceased: and my will further is that if both my said sons shall dye with out any lawful issue then the before bequeathed land to my said sons shall go and defer unto all my Daughters and unto the Heirs male of their lawfully begotten and so from one male heir to another forever: and I the said John Inman do hereby utterly disallow revoke and defraud all and every other formes testaments will legaines and bequeathes ratifying and confirming this and no other to be my last will and testament. For Witness whereof I have here unto set my hand and Seal the day and year before written----- Providence Historical Society, Glocester microfilm, pp. 32 - 36

John Inman's Last Will & Testament:
28 Jul 1741: The twenty-eighth day of July, one-thousand, seven-hundred and forty-one.
I, John Inman of Glocester in the county of Providence in the Colony of Rhode Island in New England yeoman Being sick and weak in body, but of perfect mind and memory, thanks be given to God, therefore, calling unto mind the mortality of my body: Knowing that it is appointed for all men once to dye do make and ordain this my last will and testament, that is to say principally and first of all, I give and recommend my soul into the hands of God that gave it, and my body I recommend to the earth to be buried in decent Christian burial. And as touching such worldly estate as it hath pleased God to bless me with in this life I give my wife and my children of the same in the following manner and form ---
That is to say, I give and bequeath to Susannah my wife good Priviledges to dwell in my house during her natural life if she remains my widow and I likewise order my executrix- executor hereafter named to all ways provide all things Suitable and Comfortable out of my moveable estate for my said wife?s Comfortable and Honorable maintenance during her Remaining my widow----
Item - I give and bequeath unto my son John Inman and unto the male heirs of his body lawfully begotten forever all my homestead farm except forty acres of the South end to betaken of with a line drawn due east and west and to enter into the profession thereof when he attaineth the age of twenty-one years------
Item - I give and bequeath unto my son David Inman and unto the male heirs of his body lawfully begotten for ever forty acres of the south end of my homestead to betaken of with a line due as aforesaid with two parcels more, one being my ?land lying near Harring Pond and on the westerly line thereof the other of my ? of land lying on each side of ? Brook on which John Mowry Jr. now dwelleth. The said parcel of land being situated in said Glocester and are bounded by the several returns thereof on record may appear preference there unto being had------
Item - I order my daughter Rachel Inman whom I likewise constitute make and ordain my executrix of this my last will and testament to sell two parcels of land that I have: being: one parcel lying on the westerly part of said Glocester Township: and part thereof another lotte that was laid out between the old line and the new and are about number forty one and forty two together with all my other land there unto adjoining: and the other parcel being a forty post lot lying in Providence Town in the county aforesaid: it being one of the lots called the water lotte and lyeth near the lower end of said Providence : and the money arising by the sale of said land together with fifty pounds to be raised and levied out of my stock as also all the money due to me by bonds, notes, and book debts or what other way however : to be divided among my five daughters in the following manner: my daughter Ruth I have forty pounds out of it first and, then the remainder to be divided in equal parts to my daughters Ruth, Rachel, Sarah and Martha, and Susannah. My daughters to have such a part that when added to forty pounds the all ready Ruth shall make her share equal with the aforesaid sheirs or parts: and Ruths and Susannahs parts to begin as soon as my said executrix can meet with ? and Sarah and Martha to receive their parts as they someday attain their ages of eighteen years-----
Item - My will further is that all the remainder of my stock which I have not all ready disposed of together with all my personal estate that I have not before disposed of: whatever it be or where ever it may be found together with the ? and ?of my house and farm: be and remain in the hands and care of my said executrix: during the time that my aforesaid son John remains under the age of twenty one years: to be made of all by my said executrix for the following?to pay all my due debts ?necessaryes for thewell maintaining of my aforesaid wife Susannah according to the aforesaid manner and to bring up my aforesaid children that are under the age to good learning suitable to their degree and find all other things necessary for them or see that it be done while under said age ?to keep the house and other buildings in good repair during the time of her being executrix: and when my said son John shall attain the aforesaid age of twenty one years: to deliver him out of said estate one yoke of oxen: and a reasonable allowance for the maintenance of my aforesaid wife Susannah if there be occasion for it at that time----- and my will further is that the executrixship of my said daughter Rachel shall then cease: and I do hereby nominate and appoint my aforesaid sonJohn to be executor of this my last will and testament-----and my will further is that when my aforesaid son David shall attain the age of twenty one years: that he my said executor John shall deliver unto his brother David five ponies and half the valueof one yoak of oxen----
I give and bequeath unto my aforesaid two sons John and David one share of land containing about one hundred acres situate lying and being in Glocester aforesaid and lyeth a little easterly of my home farm and on the east side of the river: Together with all my Rights and Privelidges in the common lands within the County of Providence aforesaid unto them their Heirs and assigns forever to be equealy divided between them-----
And my will further is that if either of my said sons shall happen to dye before they come to the age of twenty one nor have any lawful make issue then the other brother and his Heirs in manner as aforesaid shall be heirs to the deceased: and my will further is that if both my said sons shall dye with out any lawful issue then the before bequeathed land to my said sons shall go and defer unto all my Daughters and unto the Heirs male of their lawfully begotten and so from one male heir to another forever: and I the said John Inman do hereby utterly disallow revoke and defraud all and every other formes testaments will legaines and bequeathes ratifying and confirming this and no other to be my last will and testament.
For Witness whereof I have here unto set my hand and Seal the day and year before written-----
Providence Historical Society, Glocester microfilm, pp. 32 - 36

John Inman's Last Will & Testament:

28 Jul 1741: The twenty-eighth day of July, one-thousand, seven-hundred and forty-one.

I, John Inman of Glocester in the county of Providence in the Colony of Rhode Island in New England yeoman Being sick and weak in body, but of perfect mind and memory, thanks be given to God, therefore, calling unto mind the mortality of my body: Knowing that it is appointed for all men once to dye do make and ordain this my last will and testament, that is to say principally and first of all, I give and recommend my soul into the hands of God that gave it, and my body I recommend to the earth to be buried in decent Christian burial. And as touching such worldly estate as it hath pleased God to bless me with in this life I give my wife and my children of the same in the following manner and form ---

That is to say, I give and bequeath to Susannah my wife good Priviledges to dwell in my house during her natural life if she remains my widow and I likewise order my executrix- executor hereafter named to all ways provide all things Suitable and Comfortable out of my moveable estate for my said wife?s Comfortable and Honorable maintenance during her Remaining my widow----

Item - I give and bequeath unto my son John Inman and unto the male heirs of his body lawfully begotten forever all my homestead farm except forty acres of the South end to betaken of with a line drawn due east and west and to enter into the profession thereof when he attaineth the age of twenty-one years------

Item - I give and bequeath unto my son David Inman and unto the male heirs of his body lawfully begotten for ever forty acres of the south end of my homestead to betaken of with a line due as aforesaid with two parcels more, one being my ?land lying near Harring Pond and on the westerly line thereof the other of my ? of land lying on each side of ? Brook on which John Mowry Jr. now dwelleth. The said parcel of land being situated in said Glocester and are bounded by the several returns thereof on record may appear preference there unto being had------

Item - I order my daughter Rachel Inman whom I likewise constitute make and ordain my executrix of this my last will and testament to sell two parcels of land that I have: being: one parcel lying on the westerly part of said Glocester Township: and part thereof another lotte that was laid out between the old line and the new and are about number forty one and forty two together with all my other land there unto adjoining: and the other parcel being a forty post lot lying in Providence Town in the county aforesaid: it being one of the lots called the water lotte and lyeth near the lower end of said Providence : and the money arising by the sale of said land together with fifty pounds to be raised and levied out of my stock as also all the money due to me by bonds, notes, and book debts or what other way however : to be divided among my five daughters in the following manner: my daughter Ruth I have forty pounds out of it first and, then the remainder to be divided in equal parts to my daughters Ruth, Rachel, Sarah and Martha, and Susannah. My daughters to have such a part that when added to forty pounds the all ready Ruth shall make her share equal with the aforesaid sheirs or parts: and Ruths and Susannahs parts to begin as soon as my said executrix can meet with ? and Sarah and Martha to receive their parts as they someday attain their ages of eighteen years-----

Item - My will further is that all the remainder of my stock which I have not all ready disposed of together with all my personal estate that I have not before disposed of: whatever it be or where ever it may be found together with the ? and ?of my house and farm: be and remain in the hands and care of my said executrix: during the time that my aforesaid son John remains under the age of twenty one years: to be made of all by my said executrix for the following?to pay all my due debts ?necessaryes for the well maintaining of my aforesaid wife Susannah according to the aforesaid manner and to bring up my aforesaid children that are under the age to good learning suitable to their degree and find all other things necessary for them or see that it be done while under said age ?to keep the house and other buildings in good repair during the time of her being executrix: and when my said son John shall attain the aforesaid age of twenty one years: to deliver him out of said estate one yoke of oxen: and a reasonable allowance for the maintenance of my aforesaid wife Susannah if there be occasion for it at that time----- and my will further is that the executrixship of my said daughter Rachel shall then cease: and I do hereby nominate and appoint my aforesaid son John to be executor of this my last will and testament-----and my will further is that when my aforesaid son David shall attain the age of twenty one years: that he my said executor John shall deliver unto his brother David five ponies and half the value of one yoak of oxen----

I give and bequeath unto my aforesaid two sons John and David one share of land containing about one hundred acres situate lying and being in Glocester aforesaid and lyeth a little easterly of my home farm and on the east side of the river: Together with all my Rights and Privelidges in the common lands within the County of Providence aforesaid unto them their Heirs and assigns forever to be equealy divided between them-----

And my will further is that if either of my said sons shall happen to dye before they come to the age of twenty one nor have any lawful make issue then the other brother and his Heirs in manner as aforesaid shall be heirs to the deceased: and my will further is that if both my said sons shall dye with out any lawful issue then the before bequeathed land to my said sons shall go and defer unto all my Daughters and unto the Heirs male of their lawfully begotten and so from one male heir to another forever: and I the said John Inman do hereby utterly disallow revoke and defraud all and every other formes testaments will legaines and bequeathes ratifying and confirming this and no other to be my last will and testament.

For Witness whereof I have here unto set my hand and Seal the day and year before written-----

Providence Historical Society, Glocester microfilm, pp. 32 - 36

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13 Feb 1689	4.6	Adoption of the Bill of Rights	Great Britain
12 Jun 1690	5.9	Battle of the Boyne	Great Britain
17 Jul 1695	11.0	Establishment of the Bank of Scotland	Companies
17 Jan 1706 - 17 Apr 1790	21.5 - 105.8	Life of Benjamin Franklin	Personalities
22 Feb 1732 - 14 Dec 1799	47.7 - 115.5	Life of George Washington	Personalities
23 Dec 1732 - 5 Aug 1792	48.5 - 108.2	Life of Richard Arkwright	Personalities
1737	53.0	Dissolution of the House of Medici	Italy