"LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF CONRAD RUTTER"
                                          
    
    In the name of God, Amen the 19 day of April in the year of our 
    Lord God 1734, I Conrad Rutter of Leacock in the the County of 
    Lancaster, Plantationer, being Old and Weak of Body but of perfect 
    mind and memory thanks be given unto God thereafter; calling into 
    mind the Mortality of my Body and knowing that it is appointed for 
    all Men once to die, do make and ordain this my Last Will and 
    Testament; that is to say Principally and first of all I give my 
    soul in to the hands of God who gave it and for my Body I 
    recommend it to the earth to be buried in a Christian like and 
    decent manner at the discretion of my executors; nothing doubting 
    but at the General Resurrection I shall receive the same again by 
    the Mighty Power of God and as Touching such worldly estate 
    wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me with in this life I give 
    and denge and dispose of the same in the following and form:
    
    lmprimis: I give and bequeath to my Eldest son Andrew Rutter one 
    milck cow and a Calf and one Horse kind along with one English 
    shilling.
    
    Item:I give to my well beloved daughter Elizabeth Ever one cow 
    and one calf and one Horse kind along with one English 
    shilling.
    
    Item:I give to my well beloved son Peter Rutter one English 
    shilling.
    
    Item:I give to my well beloved son Joseph Rutter one English 
    shilling.
    
    Item:I give to my grandaughter Elizabeth Evers one milck cow and 
    one calf and one feather bed and bed cloose and my wife's body 
    cloose after her decease. I leave to the discretion of my executor 
    to divid between my grandaughter Elizabeth Evers and Rebaca 
    Rutter.
    
    Item:I give to my grandchildren Peter Rutter, William Ever, 
    Elizabeth Rutter and Henery Rutter all the movables in my House 
    but what I excepted already or what I now will except.
    
    Item:I give to my sons Conrad Rutter and Peter all my Coopers 
    tools to be use of betwixt them.
    
    Item:I give to my son Joseph Rutter my Chest.
    
    Item:I give to my well beloved son Conrad Rutter whome I likewise 
    constitut make and ordain my only and sole executor of this my 
    Last Will and Testament my largest iron pot and the smallest iron 
    pot, a feather bed and the beed cloose belonging to it, the 
    largest pewter dish and a butor beason and a table and a pair of 
    the best sheets in the house besides what is on the beed and all the
     __________, a black walnut chest, all the rest of my movable goods in
    my house I leave to the discretion of my executor to divide amongst my
    four grandchildren that I have mentioned in this my last will. My
    Plantation and all therein and thereon I leave to my Executor but what
    I have already willed out of it, the paying his three brothers and
    sister ten pounds of it and that to be equally divided amongst them.
    But if so be that he cannot raise money they shall take such as he has
    in reference according to two reasonable men will value them to the 
    value of their money if so be they cannot agree hem and them about 
    the price.
    
    I do give to my Executor Conrad Rutter two hundred acres which 
    belongs to the Ould Plantation wherein I lived and if the return 
    of the whole farm amounts to more that six hundred acres I give 
    it to him; also with all the horse, mares, colts, horned cattle, 
    sheep, and hogs and weagons and impliments of all sorts and here 
    in one Plantation with houses, barns, and outhouses and all 
    improvements of all sorts and one the Plantation my Executor 
    Conrad Rutter I do order and alow to take care my wife and that 
    she shall not see want for anything that is reasonably in power 
    to help her during her life but fearing that their should be any 
    mistak be it known that what I have willed bequeathed or given is 
    still to be given out of my estate and I do hearby sternly 
    disalow, revok and diss-null all and every other former will or 
    testament.
    
    I have hereunto set my hand and seal the day and year above 
    mentioned or written.
    
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                                  CONRAD X RUTTER
    
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    In the presence of: 
    Andrew Douglas
    James Douglas
    Jean Douglas
    
    Be it remembered that on the 8th day of Feb. 1737 the Last Will 
    and Testament of Conrad Rutter Deced was proved in the Registers 
    Office in Lancaster Co., Penn.