Mangel Jansen ROLL 1st son Jan MANGELSON ABSTRACTS OF WILLS on file in the Surrogate's Office, City of New York Vol. III 1730 - 1744 with appendix and miscellaneous documents. p. 424 (liber 15, p. 193) In the name of God, Amen, August 16, 1732 I, Mangle Jansen ROLL, of Turtle Bay, in the out ward of New York, being sick. I leave to my son John ROLL, 25 pounds, in full of all claim as eldest son. All the rest of my estate to my wife, Anne ROLL, during her life or widowhood, and then to my children, John, Catharine, and Johanah. My daughter shall pay to her daughter, Susanah FORBES, 20 pounds. My executors are to sell all real estate. If my son John shall have a mind to purchase my house and lot of ground in New York, fronting the French Church, he shall have the preference. I make my wife Anne, and my son John, and my son-in-law Phillip Minthorne, and Samuel Beekman, executors. Witnesses, John Ten Broeck, H. De Myer, Jacob Janeway. Proved April 19, 1744. The wife Anne was then dead. (Note.-The house and lot in New York, "fronting the French Church," is now no. 23-25 Pine Street. -W.S.P.) (All the labor of preparing the abstracts has been done by Mr.. William S. Pelletreau.) Kathy [email protected]