Maine Wills

 From York County Probate Records, Volume One (1680-1706)

   In the Name of God Amen, I Joseph Hubart of the Parish of S^t Sover on the Island of Jearsey, but now in New England being now very Sick in Body and not knowing but that I am nigh my change, yet through gods goodness/ of a Sound understanding and memory, do make this my last Will and Testament in manner following.

   Impri^ms I Commit my body to the Earth by a decent and Christian Burial Resinging my Soul to god that gave it depending on his mercy and the Righteousness of Jesus Christ for the Salvation of both soul and body.

   I Will and bequeath to my Loving Brother Phillip Hubart of Kittery in the County of Yorke in New England, with whom I have lived and by whom I have bin Provided for and Maintained ever since my Coming to New England; All my Estate Real & Personal That doth belong to me even my whole Title & Interest to any Estate or part of an Estate in any wise pertaining to me in any part of the World and Particularly a Tract of land or a Field Scituate in the Parrish of S^t Sover in Jearsy, lately in the Posession of my Brother John Hubart of S^d Parrish, to him his Heirs or assignes forever;

   Item, I Will and appoint my S^d Brother Phillip Hubart to be the sole Executor of this my last will and Testament; And for the Confirmation and Testimony of this to be my last Will I have set thereto my hand and Seal this twenty fourth day of March In the year of our Lord, One Thousand Seaven Hundred and One.

Signed, Sealed, & declared to be    his last Will and Testa-    ment, in presents of vs,    Witnesses:    Daniel Stone    Jonathan Stone    John Wade		Joseph Hubart (His Seal)       His marke
Recorded 21 April 1701. Inventory returned 16 June, 1701, at £3: 00: 10 by Daniel Stone & Daniell Goodin, appraisers, who state said Hubbert "deceased 1 April 1701." Source: Maine Wills, 1640-1760 (Portland, Me., 1887), p. 133, citing Probate Office, 1, 75.