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I Mary Rodman of New Bedford being week in body
and feeling the decay of Nature evincing that my stay in
mutability will not be long, Do request my dear Children
to divide what worldly interest I may have at my
decease in the following manner:
For my beloved Daughter Mary Rodman
1 pr fine English blankets, 5 fine Sheets, Table Cloths, Towels & Napkins
Red & white Suit of Calico Curtains, Bedquilt, 1 white ditto, 1 woollen
Coverlid, 6 black Walnut Chairs, 1 large Cherry Tree & 1 break-
fast Table, 1 Stand, 1 Large Copper Coffeepot, 1 Copper teakettle
1 small Iron ditto, 1 Iron pot, 1 small Looking Glass, Escritoir
1 Chest, 1 Trunk, 1 Bedstead high part. 1 birch ditto one bed, two
towelcloth bolster Cases, 3 small towelcloth Sheets
all in her possession.
1 bed with striped Tick bolster & pillows, 3 old Russia Sheeting
Sheets, 1 coarse linnen bolster Case 2 pr old pillow cases, 1 Kersey
blanket, 1 warming pan, best and rions, Shovel & tongue
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6 Table Spoons, Marked MW. 1 Silver porringer mark'd T H
my large Bible, all at Thomas Rotch's. The Looking Glass
that formerly hung in our Little Room, 2 Common Chairs &
1 of Mother Rodmans. 1 Trunk, 1 Knife Box 1 Tea Chest.
1 large & 3 1/2 pint bowles 6 large burnt China Cups & Saucers
& plates. 6 small bleu & white cups & Saucers, 2 small plates, 6
wine Glasses 6 tumblers 1 decanter, 1 pr Salts, 1 pr Vinegar Cru
its. ~
The remaining Glass & Crockery ware not herein disposed
of left at W Rotch Junr to be equally divided among my
Daughters Mary Elizabeth Anna & Charity.
For my beloved Daughter Elizabeth Rotch
The best suit of Curtains & Spread. Mohogony Oval Table
1 Cherry tru table to match hers, 1 pr Blankets, 1 doz wine
& 1 fine small blanket
glasses 1 Iron pug. 1 corded bedstead,^all now in her possession
2 Common Chairs 1 large Chest. 1 Silver Cann also a
Silver Cordial Cup for her husband.