Mary Warren
F, b. circa 1607, d. after 5 November 1678
| Father | Thomas Warren d. b 30 Sep 1645 |
Mary was born circa 1607 in Southwold Parish, County Suffolk, England. She was the daughter of Thomas Warren of Southwold.1 Mary was first married to Thomas Gardiner. They had a daughter, Mary. Mary married Reverand John Yonges, son of Rev. Christopher Yonges and Margaret (?), after 1640 in the Town of Southold, Suffolk County, Long Island, New York. Mary was first married to Thomas Gardiner. She brought to this marriage a daughter, Mary Gardiner. Mary was the sister of Margret Warren the wife of John's brother, Joseph.2 Mary's husband, John, died on 24 February 1672 in the Town of Southold leaving her a widow. Mary made her will on 5 November 1678 at the Town of Southold, Suffolk County, Long Island, New York.
Southold ye 5th of November 1678. I Mary Youngs ye widow and relict of John Youngs sometimes of this Town Mininster doe constitute and ordain this my last will and testament in manner & forme following:
First, I bequeath my soul into the hand of God that gave it, and my body to be decently buried, in the certain believe of its resurrection at the last day, and as for my outward estate (my debts and funeral charges being the first paid) I doe give and bequeath it in the manner and forme following.
Item, To John Youngs ye eldest son of my said husband one half of my meadow at Eagle Ncek, all my meadow at Ocquabank on both sides of the River, a Smyth's Vice, and a horse, a bed, and all other such housestuff as shall be left undisposed of at my death, to him and his heirs forever.
Item 2nd I give to Benjamin Youngs my eldest son, (by my last husband) and to his heirs forever all that my dwelling house and house lotts with all appurtinences thereunto belonging, lying and being in the Townaforesaid and twenty four acres of land at ye end of Coopers lane, four acres at Calves Neck, eight acres at Toms Kreek and all my meadow at the mouth of said kreek, also all my land lying in several parcels on ye north side of ye Town; halfe my meadow at Corchaug, namely, that land lying next next to Barnabas Horton his meadows, three acres of land in ye Old Field, a second lot of Comonage, also all my sheers of any graine that shall be growing, reaped, or thrashed at the thime of my decease, and all my other provision for the house, also I give as above said to him ye said Bejamin Youngs two oxen, two cows, six sheep, ten swine, my great brass kittle, and all my chains and irons belonging to house, cart, and plow.
3rd I do give to Christopher Youngs son lf my said husband deceased and his heirs forever, the other halfe of my meadow at corchaug, and one halfe of the meadow at Eagle Neck, two acres of land in ye old field, and my great table.
Item. I do give to Thomas Youngs two sheep, four books-as his full portion with what he has already received.
Item. I doe give to Mary Youngs my daughter all my wearing clothes.
Item. I doe give to Sarah Youngs one sheep.
Item. I doe give to Young my grand daughter one bed and boulster, two blanchitts and one pair sheets and I doe nominate and constitiute and ordain the said Benjamin Youngs my son, sole executor of this my last will and Testament.
Witness my hand and seal.
Mary Young
Signed Sealed and delivered before us Benjamin Moore & Samuel Glover.
Mary departed this life after 5 November 1678 in the Town of Southold. She was buried there in the First Presbyterian Church burying ground in the village of Southold. She was buried along side her husband.
Southold ye 5th of November 1678. I Mary Youngs ye widow and relict of John Youngs sometimes of this Town Mininster doe constitute and ordain this my last will and testament in manner & forme following:
First, I bequeath my soul into the hand of God that gave it, and my body to be decently buried, in the certain believe of its resurrection at the last day, and as for my outward estate (my debts and funeral charges being the first paid) I doe give and bequeath it in the manner and forme following.
Item, To John Youngs ye eldest son of my said husband one half of my meadow at Eagle Ncek, all my meadow at Ocquabank on both sides of the River, a Smyth's Vice, and a horse, a bed, and all other such housestuff as shall be left undisposed of at my death, to him and his heirs forever.
Item 2nd I give to Benjamin Youngs my eldest son, (by my last husband) and to his heirs forever all that my dwelling house and house lotts with all appurtinences thereunto belonging, lying and being in the Townaforesaid and twenty four acres of land at ye end of Coopers lane, four acres at Calves Neck, eight acres at Toms Kreek and all my meadow at the mouth of said kreek, also all my land lying in several parcels on ye north side of ye Town; halfe my meadow at Corchaug, namely, that land lying next next to Barnabas Horton his meadows, three acres of land in ye Old Field, a second lot of Comonage, also all my sheers of any graine that shall be growing, reaped, or thrashed at the thime of my decease, and all my other provision for the house, also I give as above said to him ye said Bejamin Youngs two oxen, two cows, six sheep, ten swine, my great brass kittle, and all my chains and irons belonging to house, cart, and plow.
3rd I do give to Christopher Youngs son lf my said husband deceased and his heirs forever, the other halfe of my meadow at corchaug, and one halfe of the meadow at Eagle Neck, two acres of land in ye old field, and my great table.
Item. I do give to Thomas Youngs two sheep, four books-as his full portion with what he has already received.
Item. I doe give to Mary Youngs my daughter all my wearing clothes.
Item. I doe give to Sarah Youngs one sheep.
Item. I doe give to Young my grand daughter one bed and boulster, two blanchitts and one pair sheets and I doe nominate and constitiute and ordain the said Benjamin Youngs my son, sole executor of this my last will and Testament.
Witness my hand and seal.
Mary Young
Signed Sealed and delivered before us Benjamin Moore & Samuel Glover.
Mary departed this life after 5 November 1678 in the Town of Southold. She was buried there in the First Presbyterian Church burying ground in the village of Southold. She was buried along side her husband.
Family | Reverand John Yonges b. 1598, d. 24 Feb 1672 |
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