Maine Wills

 From York County Probate Records, Volume Six (1736-46)

   In the Name of God Amen I Andrew Simonton of Falmouth in the County of York in New-England Yeoman being weak of Body but of sound Judgment blessed be God Considering the frailty of my nature Do make this to be my last Will & testament Renounceing and making void all heretofore made.

   Imprimis, I Commit my Soul to God that gaue it hoping at the Resurrection to Receive Immortal Glory & my Body to be buried in a Deacent manner at the Discretion of my Executrix hereafter named.

   2^ly I leaue my Dear & loving Wife Ann Simonton my Executrix & during her natural Life She shall haue the Improvement of all & singular my Estate.

   Item, I Giue to my well beloved Son William Simonton my part or proportion of all y^e Farm I now Dwell on to him and his Heirs for euer.

   Item, I Giue to my Loving Son Walter Simonton ten pounds old tenor.

   Item, I giue to my Loving Son Andrew Simonton ten pounds old tenor.

   Item, I Giue to my Loving Daughter Christian White ten pounds old tenor. I order my Loving Wife at her Death to order & Dispose of the rest of all my Estate Real & Personal among my Children to all above written I haue hereunto Signed Sealed published & Declared this to be my Last Will and testament Witness preasent this 25^th Day of April in the Year of our Soueraign King George annoque Domini 1744.

Archabel Dowglass    William Simonton    James Noble.		Andrew Simonton (Seal)
Probated 9 Aug. 1744. Source: Maine Wills, 1640-1760 (Portland, Me., 1887), p. 490, citing Probate Office, 6, 117.