Woodruff-Stone History - Person Sheet
Woodruff-Stone History - Person Sheet
NameMary THATCHER 
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1DeathJan or Feb 1799, Pennsylvania, Chester County, London Grove
BurialFriends Burying Ground
ReligionQuaker
FatherJohnathan THATCHER (-<1778)
MotherMary WYETH (-1799)
Spouses
Marriage1746/47, Pennsylvania, Chester County, Concord
HNS Narrative notes for Mary THATCHER
A portion of the Will of MARY BENTLEY follows :
"It Is my desire my Body be decently interred in FRIENDS BURYING GROUND .........
ITEM; my wearing apparel to be equally divided between my two sisters, HANNAH TAYLOR and JANE MILLER
ITEM; to MARY, the widow of my son, JEFFERY BENTLEY, and his three children, JOSEPH, ELEANOR and JONATHAN BENTLEY..ten pounds apiece.
ITEM; to ELLIS BENTLEY, one silver dollar.
ITEM; to ELI BENTLEY, one silver dollar.
ITEM; to BANNER BENTLEY, or his heirs, fifteen pounds apiece.
ITEM: to CALEB BENTLEY, and to his heirs thirty five pounds.
ITEM;..to GEORGE BENTLEY, my clock and case, also forty pounds
ITEM; to JOSEH BENTLEY, my Big Bible and thirty five pounds
ITEM: to my Grandson, REUBON AGNEW my bed and bedding, my case of drawers, drying box, coffee mill, pewter and small particles of house furniture, now in possession of his father, THOMAS AGNEW. also thirty pounds to be put out to interest and he to receive that and the Increase when he arrives at the age of twenty one.
LASTLY: I nominate my well beloved son, CALEB BENTLEY and my Trusty son-in-law, THOMAS AGNEW to be my sole Executors."
"It Is my desire my Body be decently interred in FRIENDS BURYING GROUND .........
ITEM; my wearing apparel to be equally divided between my two sisters, HANNAH TAYLOR and JANE MILLER
ITEM; to MARY, the widow of my son, JEFFERY BENTLEY, and his three children, JOSEPH, ELEANOR and JONATHAN BENTLEY..ten pounds apiece.
ITEM; to ELLIS BENTLEY, one silver dollar.
ITEM; to ELI BENTLEY, one silver dollar.
ITEM; to BANNER BENTLEY, or his heirs, fifteen pounds apiece.
ITEM: to CALEB BENTLEY, and to his heirs thirty five pounds.
ITEM;..to GEORGE BENTLEY, my clock and case, also forty pounds
ITEM; to JOSEH BENTLEY, my Big Bible and thirty five pounds
ITEM: to my Grandson, REUBON AGNEW my bed and bedding, my case of drawers, drying box, coffee mill, pewter and small particles of house furniture, now in possession of his father, THOMAS AGNEW. also thirty pounds to be put out to interest and he to receive that and the Increase when he arrives at the age of twenty one.
LASTLY: I nominate my well beloved son, CALEB BENTLEY and my Trusty son-in-law, THOMAS AGNEW to be my sole Executors."