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John Corbett ‎(I20)‎

Given Names: John
Surname: Corbett

Gender: Male Male

Birth: about 1665 Ulster, Ireland
Death: 4 March 1735 ‎(Age 70)‎ Northampton Twp, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA

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Birth

about 1665 Ulster, Ireland

Marriage

about 1706 ‎(Age 41)‎ ‎(unknown)‎ Unknown - Ulster, Ireland

Globally unique Identifier

C53A694B7D00A74CB9EE810CE1E4BB8F6612

Death

4 March 1735 ‎(Age 70)‎ Northampton Twp, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA

Source: Richard T & Mildred C Williams, Index of Bucks Co, PA Wills and Adm. Recordes ‎(Danboro, PA 18916, Richard T & Mildred C Williams, 1971)‎

Citation Details: Adm. #388
Quality of Data: 3

Will

4 March 1735 ‎(on the date of death)‎ Northampton Twp, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA

Source: Richard T & Mildred C Williams, Index of Bucks Co, PA Wills and Adm. Recordes ‎(Danboro, PA 18916, Richard T & Mildred C Williams, 1971)‎

Citation Details: Adm. # 388

Note: Will of John Corbet, 4 March 1735
Beit known unto all men that I John
Corbett of north hampton in the County of
bookes do order and setell my afers so that
what deates I ow shall be first payed
out of my efekes and then two sidsedels bought
for my two daghters and that the colt that
I promised to John my sekend son shall
be givefen him and recived up with its
mother un till it is a year old and I order
it so while they are pleased to locate together
that they shall work to ‎(?)‎ to ‎(?)‎ other
hands the men without and the women with
in I mean John and James and Samuel and
Liley and Marey ‎(Mary or Nancy?)‎and when they can livef
no longer together they shall call a vendor
and despos of all both cows horses sheep and convert
into money and then eight pound to be taken
out of the whol pie and to be sent to my
daughter febey that is in Ireland and the
rest to be devided equally among the rest of
my children except William that he gotten
his ? all ready but and if his
mother recofers she shall have the management
of all as she thinks fit and I leaf the care
of all and charge upon my son William
to si everi thing ordered is right and if
it ples god to recover mi this shall be
of nonefeck sined by mi John Corbet ‎(sig)‎

William Wright ‎(sig)‎
James Johnson ‎(sig)‎

Bucks County March 4 1735 Personally appeared William Wright
and James Johnson for the Witneses for the above written Will on
their Corporal Oath upon the holy Evangelist did declare that
they were personally present and saw the Testator John Corbet
Sign Pronounce & Declare the above written Will to be his Last
Will & Testamentand that at the doing thereof he was of Sound
Mind Memory & Understanding to the best of their knowledge
Coram J Panington, Dept Reg

John Corbett's Will

Inv

14 April 1736 ‎(13 months after death)‎ inventory of the goods of John Corbett, deceased, was taken. Northampton Twp, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA

Note: April the 14th 1736an inventory of the goods of John Corbet Deceased

20 acres of new land corn value--- --20 shilings per acre
8 acres of old land corn value -------12 shilings per acre
2 acres of rye value----------------------15 shilings per acre
of odd money--------------------------------11- 0-0-0
10 sheep value--------------------------------4- 0-0-0
2 farrow cows---------------------------------5-10-0-0
1 cow and a calf-----------------------------3-10-0-0
1 red cow big with calf--------------------2-15-0-0
1 cow and calf--------------------------------3-10-0-0
1 brown calf------------------------------------2-10-0-0
2 _?__ __?_ _?__----------------------------3-10-0-0
4 yearling calfs-------------------------------5- 0-0-0
2 work horses--------------------------------8- 0-0-0
1 rained horse--------------------------------5- 0-0-0
1 young bay horse--------------------------3- 0-0-0
1 moat value----------------------------------3- 0-0-0
1 great pot value-----------------------------0-14-0-0
1 cobard value--------------------------------0-15-0-0
12 swines value-------------------------------3- 0-0-0
75 bushels of wheat at 3 per bushel 11-6-8-0
for ___?__ and ___?____-----------------1- 0-0-0
for coulter and shoes-----------------------0-10-0-0
12 barrels at__ shilings per barrel------1-19-0-0
3 axes value-----------------------------------0-12-0-0
for carpenter tools----------------------------0-10-0-0
1 bell value-------------------------------------0- 2-0-0
1 store of 3 years old----------------------2-10-0-0

James Corbet ‎(sig)‎ John Panington ‎(sig)‎

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Immediate Family (F8)
Wife	‎(unknown)‎ Unknown -
Daughter	Phebe Corbett 1708 -
Son	William Corbett 1710 - 1786
Son	John Corbett 1712 -
Son	James Corbett 1714 -
Son	Samual Corbett 1716 - 1754
Daughter	Liley Corbett 1718 -
Daughter	Nancy Corbett 1720 -

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Note	Spelling variations on early documents were, Corbet, Corbett, Corbit, Corbitt. Sometimes 2 or 3 variations on same document. Probably born in Northern Ireland, Ulster ‎(referred to as a Scotch-Irish emigrant in History of Bucks County p529)‎. His family would have come from Scotland to Ulster c 1606-1700. Coming to America c 1717, he settled in Northampton Township, Bucks County, PA. were he farmed about 30 acres of land. He probably married in Ireland also as he ordered money sent to his daughter Phebe who was in Ireland, according to his will.
Will	Will of John Corbet, 4 March 1735 Beit known unto all men that I John Corbett of north hampton in the County of bookes do order and setell my afers so that what deates I ow shall be first payed out of my efekes and then two sidsedels bought for my two daghters and that the colt that I promised to John my sekend son shall be givefen him and recived up with its mother un till it is a year old and I order it so while they are pleased to locate together that they shall work to ‎(?)‎ to ‎(?)‎ other hands the men without and the women with in I mean John and James and Samuel and Liley and Marey ‎(Mary or Nancy?)‎and when they can livef no longer together they shall call a vendor and despos of all both cows horses sheep and convert into money and then eight pound to be taken out of the whol pie and to be sent to my daughter febey that is in Ireland and the rest to be devided equally among the rest of my children except William that he gotten his ? all ready but and if his mother recofers she shall have the management of all as she thinks fit and I leaf the care of all and charge upon my son William to si everi thing ordered is right and if it ples god to recover mi this shall be of nonefeck sined by mi John Corbet ‎(sig)‎ William Wright ‎(sig)‎ James Johnson ‎(sig)‎ Bucks County March 4 1735 Personally appeared William Wright and James Johnson for the Witneses for the above written Will on their Corporal Oath upon the holy Evangelist did declare that they were personally present and saw the Testator John Corbet Sign Pronounce & Declare the above written Will to be his Last Will & Testamentand that at the doing thereof he was of Sound Mind Memory & Understanding to the best of their knowledge Coram J Panington, Dept Reg
Inv	April the 14th 1736 an inventory of the goods of John Corbet Deceased 20 acres of new land corn value--- --20 shilings per acre 8 acres of old land corn value -------12 shilings per acre 2 acres of rye value----------------------15 shilings per acre of odd money--------------------------------11- 0-0-0 10 sheep value--------------------------------4- 0-0-0 2 farrow cows---------------------------------5-10-0-0 1 cow and a calf-----------------------------3-10-0-0 1 red cow big with calf--------------------2-15-0-0 1 cow and calf--------------------------------3-10-0-0 1 brown calf------------------------------------2-10-0-0 2 _?__ __?_ _?__----------------------------3-10-0-0 4 yearling calfs-------------------------------5- 0-0-0 2 work horses--------------------------------8- 0-0-0 1 rained horse--------------------------------5- 0-0-0 1 young bay horse--------------------------3- 0-0-0 1 moat value----------------------------------3- 0-0-0 1 great pot value-----------------------------0-14-0-0 1 cobard value--------------------------------0-15-0-0 12 swines value-------------------------------3- 0-0-0 75 bushels of wheat at 3 per bushel 11-6-8-0 for ___?__ and ___?____-----------------1- 0-0-0 for coulter and shoes-----------------------0-10-0-0 12 barrels at__ shilings per barrel------1-19-0-0 3 axes value-----------------------------------0-12-0-0 for carpenter tools----------------------------0-10-0-0 1 bell value-------------------------------------0- 2-0-0 1 store of 3 years old----------------------2-10-0-0 James Corbet ‎(sig)‎ John Panington ‎(sig)‎

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Death	Richard T & Mildred C Williams, Index of Bucks Co, PA Wills and Adm. Recordes ‎(Danboro, PA 18916, Richard T & Mildred C Williams, 1971)‎ Citation Details: Adm. #388 Quality of Data: 3
Will	Richard T & Mildred C Williams, Index of Bucks Co, PA Wills and Adm. Recordes ‎(Danboro, PA 18916, Richard T & Mildred C Williams, 1971)‎ Citation Details: Adm. # 388

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