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Nicholas and Catharine (_________ ) Yostof York Township, York County, Pennsylvania
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Descendants of Nicholas and Catharine ( ____ ) Yost
1. NICHOLAS1 YOST was born __ _____
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Germany, and died on or about 20 June 1787 in York Township, York County,
Pennsylvania. He was buried at York County, Pennsylvania. He married CATHARINE ________ . She died on or
about 4 February 1793 in the Borough of York, York County, Pennsylvania.
She was buried at York County, Pennsylvania.Generation No. 1 Will of Nicholas Yost Following is a transcript of the will of Nicholas Yost, Sr., of York Township, York County, Pennsylvania. The will was signed on 8 March 1787. Nicholas Yost died on or about 20 June 1787. This transcript was prepared from a photocopy of the original will signed by Nicholas Yost. A copy of the will is filed in York County Will Book G, pp 188-190. Click here to see photo of photocopy of original Will ============================================= In
the Name of God, Amen; End of transcript of Nicholas Yost Will. Children of NICHOLAS and CATHARINE ( _____ ) YOST are: i. ABRAHAM2 YOST, m.
ELIZABETH _________. Source: Will of Nicholas Yost dated 8 March 1787, named wife Catharine and their five children. Nicholas also named the spouses of his daughters in the will. Nicholas stated that his son, Nicholas Yost was deceased, and left inheritance to Nicholas' children. See Transcript of Will, and click here to see photo of photocopy of Will. |
Generation No. 2
2. JOHANN NICHOLAS2 YOST, JR. (NICHOLAS1) died Bef. 14 June 1785 in Shrewsbury Township, York County, Pennsylvania. He married (1) REGINA KLINGEMANN 13 July 1773 in Pennsylvania, daughter of JOHANN PHILIP KLINGEMANN. He married (2) RACHEL _________ Aft. 10 May 1784.
Also known as Nicholas Yost, Jr.
According to the marriage records of the Rev. John Waldschmidt, of the Cocalico, Moden Krick, Weisseichen Land and Seltenreich Reformed Churches, published in the Pennsylvania Archives, 6th Series, Vol VI, pp 231 and 234, Johann Nicolaus, son of Nicolaus Jost, and Regina, daughter of Johann Philip Klingemann, were wed on 13 July 1773.
See York County wills,
Book G, p 18. He named his wife, Rachel Yost, executor.
Following is a transcript of Nicholas Yost, Junior's Will:
No (702)
Nicholas
Yost’s last
Will and Testament
Proved
14th of June 1785
Executrix Sworn, Invent
in one month, Reckoning
in one year, or when legal-
ly required
Letters Issued
Inventory filed June 17th 1785
In the name of God Amen, I Nicholas Yost Junior of Shrewsbury Township in the County of York and state of Pennsylvania Innkeeper, being weak in Body but of Perfect, Sound and Disposing Mind, Memory and Understanding, Thanks be unto God for the same, Do make and publish this my last Will and Testament in Manner and Form following (to wit) Principally and first of all, I recommend my Soul into the Hands of Almighty God who gave it, and my Remains to be Buried in a decent and Christian-like Manner at the discretion of the Executrix of this my last Will and Testament and Guardian herein after Named.
Item, I will that all my Just Debts and Funeral Charges be fully paid and satisfied out of my Estate.
Item, I give and bequeath unto my beloved Wife Rachel the residue of all my Estate of what kind and Nature soever, until the Youngest of my Children shall arrive to the Age of fourteen Years, and then to be accountable and pay two thirds out of the Amount of the Appraisement of my Estate (which is to be made immediately after my decease by two impartial and Judicious Men agreeable to Law) to the Guardian of my Children herein after Named, which is to be equally distributed and divided amongst all my Children Share and Share alike, or to his her or their Heirs and Assigns; Provided always Nevertheless my said Wife Rachel shall sufficiently, Cloath, Maintain and School my said Children until each of them shall arrive to the Age of fourteen Years, otherwise to be accountable for two thirds of my said Estate to the Guardian herein after named, immediately after She shall or may refuse to keep, maintain and school my said Children in manner and form aforesaid; And I further Will and direct, that in Case my said Wife Wife shall happen to Marry again, before the youngest of my Children shall arrive to fourteen years then and as soon as the same shall happen, to pay and be Accountable for two thirds of my said Estate in Manner and Form aforesaid, or else to give sufficient security unto the guardian herein after Named, for the true and faithful Payment thereof when the Youngest of my said Children shall arrive to the Age of fourteen Years as aforesaid, Provided they and each of them is sufficiently kept, Maintained and Chooled (sic) as aforesaid, otherwise to be accountable for the same, at the time of the refusal thereof as aforesaid. And I further direct that as soon as my Sons, or either of them shall arrive to the Age of fourteen Years, to be put out Apprentices to learn a Trade, by and with the Consent and Approbation of the Guardian herein after Named.
And lastly I do hereby nominate and appoint my said Wife Rachel Sole Executrix of this my last Will and Testament, and my Brother in Law Conrad Laub Overseer, thereof, to see and take Care that the same be kept and put in Execution according to the true intent and meaning hereof, and also to be the Guardian of the Persons and Estates of all my Children during their Minority. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand and Seal the tenth Day of March Anno Domini one thousand Seven hundred and eighty five.
Note, The Words on the first Page, “immediately after my decease” and on the second Page “before the Youngest of my Children shall arrive to fourteen years” being interlined before the signing hereof.
Signed,
Sealed, Published and |
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s/Joshua Low |
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s/John Low |
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York County ss.
Before me Archibald McClean Esquire Register for the Probate of wills and granting Letters of Administration in and for the County of York in the State of Pennsylvania, personally Came Joshua Low and John Low the two Subscribing Witnesses to the Instrument of Writing, Contained on the two foregoing pages, of this Sheet of paper, and on their Solemn oaths, Respectively do say, that they were personally present and Saw and heard the within named Nicholas Yost the younger Sign his name unto and Seal and publish the said Instrument of Writing as and for his last Will and Testament, and that at the time of the doing thereof he the said Nicholas Yost was of sound and disposing mind Memory and understanding, to the best of their Knowledge and Belief, and that they did respectively subscribe their Names thereto as Witnesses in the presence of the said Testator and at his Request, and also in the presence of each other at the same time.
Sworn and
Subscribed before me |
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s/Joshua Low |
s/Archd MClean Register |
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End of transcription of Will.
Following is transcription of Inventory of the Estate of Nicholas Yost Junior:
Inventory
of the
Estate of Nicholas
Yost Junr decd.
filed June 17th
1785.
Copied & Compared
A true and perfect Inventory and conscionable Appraisement of all and singular the Goods and Chattels, Rights and Credits which were of Nicholas Yost Junr late of Shrewsbury Township in the County of York Innkeeper decd taken and appraised by John Low & Joshua Low the 13th Day of June Anno Domini 1785.
To his Apparel |
L. |
4.17.9 |
To Cloth & Trimmings for a Coat or Jacket |
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2.14.9 |
To a six Plated Stove |
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3.0.0 |
To a Bed, Beadstead & Curtains |
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5.0.0 |
to a ditto & d.o |
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5.0.0 |
to a ditto & d.o |
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5.0.0 |
to a ditto & d.o |
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2.0.0 |
to a ditto & d.o |
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1.2.6 |
to a ditto & d.o |
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2.0.0 |
to a Piece of Bed ticken |
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0.12.0 |
to a Great Coat |
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0.10.0 |
to a Woman’s Saddle |
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1.5.0 |
to a Spinning Wheel and Reel |
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0.7.6 |
to a quantity of Bacon |
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2.10.0 |
to three Calfskins |
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0.7.6 |
to two Riddles |
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0.3.0 |
to a Chaffbag of half bushel measure |
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0.6.0 |
to a quantity of Oats |
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7.0.0 |
to a Basket of dried Apples |
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0.2.6 |
to a quantity of Flax |
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0.10.0 |
to a Hechle |
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0.7.6 |
to a Cutting box and Knife |
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0.7.6 |
to Salt |
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0.1.0 |
to Wheat |
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0.15.0 |
to a small Walnut Table |
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0.7.6 |
to a Box of some dried Apples |
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0.1.0 |
to a Crock and Hogslard |
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0.7.0 |
to a Chest |
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0.8.0 |
to four old Bags |
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0.5.0 |
to 34 ½ Yards of green Linen @ 1/6.Pr Yd. |
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2.11.9 |
to 25 Yards of tow Cloth @ 1/3rd d o |
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1.11.3 |
to Some Leather |
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0.3.9 |
to a Man’s Saddle & a Pr of Saddlebags etca. |
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1.5.0 |
Amount carried forward & Continued |
£ |
52.19.9 |
to Amount brought over & Continued |
£ |
52.19.9 |
to a Doughtrough |
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0.1.6 |
to sundries |
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0.7.6 |
to two Yds. Of Linen & a Piece of a Bedquilt |
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0.8.9 |
to Woollen Yarn & sundries |
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0.9.0 |
to two Tables |
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1.2.6 |
to eight Chairs |
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0.16.0 |
to Some tow Yarn |
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0.1.0 |
to the Kitchen Furniture |
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5.16.0 |
to Some chopped stuff, bran &ca. |
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0.5.0 |
to a Pot-rack of sundries |
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0.10.0 |
to twenty four Panes of Glass |
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0.15.0 |
to 1 Pr. Of Steelyards |
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0.12.0 |
to a parcel of Bottles, Bowls, Glasses etca. |
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2.0.0 |
to a Silver Watch |
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3.10.0 |
to a parcel of Hams |
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1.0.0 |
to a double Barrel, & single Barrel a Keg of Liquors |
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7.10.0 |
to a parcel of Tallow |
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0.6.0 |
to a parcel hemp yarn |
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0.17.0 |
to two Mares and a Colt |
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25.0.0 |
to five Cowchains & a Logchain |
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0.17.6 |
to an old Plough & swingle trees |
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0.10.0 |
to four Cows,
and a Bull & a Calf |
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19.0.0 |
to an old Waggon |
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4.0.0 |
to Oats of Flax in the Ground |
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2.10.0 |
to a Shovel-Plough |
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0.7.6 |
to Rye in the Ground |
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10.0.0 |
to a Gun |
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1.5.0 |
to Grass in the Meadow |
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3.0.0 |
to some Pin Boards |
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1.2.6 |
to a parcel of Wheat @ 5 per Bushel |
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to a parcel of Rye in Sheaves @ 2/6. & d o |
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to Sundries in the Milkhouse |
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1.0.0 |
to a parcel of Horse-Gears |
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2.0.0 |
to Sundries |
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0.17.6 |
to Cash £131.7.0 Contl. |
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to d o. Specie |
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14.11.11 |
to Sundry Book Debts |
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18.5.18 |
Appraised per |
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Joshua Low } |
Sworn Before me |
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John Low } |
Exhibited into the Register’s Office at York the 14th Day of June 1785.
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By Rachel X Yost }Executrix |
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End of transcription of Inventory.
Following is a
transcript of the Administration Account for the estate of Nicholas Yost, Jr.
Please Note: The
following document was originally written lengthwise (to 11 inches).
The accounting was written in two columns, one on each side of the page.
This transcription is typed to an 8.5-inch width, and the accounting is
presented as one column.
August 24th 1798
Adm’on.
Acct
of the Estate of Nichs
Yost the Younger decd
Copied
The Administration Accompt of Adam Hendrix and Rachel his Wife which said Rachel is Executrix of the last Will and Testament of Nicholas Yost the Younger late of Shrewsbury Township deceased; As well of all and singular the Goods and Chattels, Rights and Credits which were of the said deceased which came to their hands, possession or knowledge, as of their payments and disbursements out of and against the same as follows, to wit.
The said Accomptants charge themselves with all and singular the Goods and Chattels, Rights and Credits which were of the said deceased according to an Inventory and Appraisement thereof made & exhibited in to the Register’s Office at York accounting to the Sum of £. 131.7.0 Contl Money & Specie |
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The said Contl Money reduced to Specie at the rate of 175 for 1 Amounts to the Sum of |
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Also with a parcel of Wheat, the Amount of which not ascertained in the Inventory it being 15 Bushels at 5/pr Bushel amts to |
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Also with 10 Bushels of Rye at 2/6 per Bl Amounts to Also with the time of John Harris not appraised in the Inventory |
} 1. 5.0 } 10.0.0 |
Also with a parcel of Harrow Teeth |
6.8 |
To an old Hogshead |
3.9 |
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£. 205.10.0 |
The said Accomptants also pray Allowance for their payments and disbursements out of the said Estate as per
Receipts &ca Viz.
Cash paid the Register for Letters Testamentary &ca; |
£. |
1.5.9 |
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N.o |
1. |
By Cash paid W.m Anderson as pr proven Acct & Rct |
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1.7.7 |
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2. |
By Ditto paid Geo. Wilhelm as pr Ditto & Do |
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5.12.1 |
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3. |
By Ditto paid Ditto Constable as pr Ditto & Do |
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2.4.4 |
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4. |
By Ditto paid Nich.s Yost Sen.r as pr Ditto |
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3.5.8 |
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5. |
By Ditto paid Ditto as per Bond & Do. |
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9.4.0 |
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6. |
By Ditto p.d Ditto as per Ditto & Do. |
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10.5.9 |
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7. |
By Ditto p.d Archd Mclean Esq. For a Licence as per Do. |
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4.1.6 |
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8. |
By Ditto p.d J.Barnitz Esqr. For Excise as per Do. |
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6.0.0 |
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9. |
By Ditto p.d John Low as per Do. |
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0.7.6 |
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10. |
By Ditto p.d John Smith as per Do. |
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0.7.0 |
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11. |
By Ditto p.d Geo. Irwin as per Do. |
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0.5.10 |
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12. |
By Ditto p.d Adam Hendrix Sen.r as per Do. |
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0.7.0 |
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13. |
By Ditto p.d Mathew Morrison as per Do. |
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0.7.10 |
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14. |
By Ditto p.d Dr. Jameson for Medicine as per Do. |
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14.10.0 |
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15. |
By Ditto p.d Joshua Low as per Do. |
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0.7.6 |
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16. |
By Ditto p.d John Low as per Do. |
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1.5.7 |
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17. |
By Ditto p.d Ab.m Yost as per Do. |
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1.7.0 |
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18. |
By Ditto p.d John Roberts as per Do. |
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5.3.9 |
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The
Registrar’s fees for Examining Papers } |
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The Clk of Orphans Court fees |
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_.0.8.9 |
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The
Allowance to the said accountants
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Exhibited
into the Register’s |
Balance in the hands of the said Accountants to be disposed of According to Testators Will |
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By. s/ Adam Hendrix |
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Her } |
Exrs Sworn |
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s/ Rachel X Hendrix } |
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Mark } |
£.205.10.0 |
End of Transcript of Administration Account.
Children of JOHANN NICHOLAS YOST JR and REGINA KLINGEMANN are:
i. JOHANNES3 YOST, b. 18 April 1779. According to the baptismal records of the Rev. John Waldschmidt, of the Cocalico, Moden Krick, Weisseichen Land and Seltenreich Reformed Churches, published in the Pennsylvania Archives, 6th Series, Vol VI, p 176, Johannes, son of Nicholaus Jost, Jr. & wife Regina, was born 18 April 1779 and baptized 2 May 1779. The sponsors were Johannes Klingeman & wife Christina. Nicholas, Jr had other children who were baptized elsewhere. Johannes Klingeman may have been the brother of Regina Klingemann Yost.
ii. ABRAHAM YOST, b. 10 May 1784, probably, York County, Pennsylvania.. He was baptized 7 July 1784. Abraham Jost and wife Elisabeth were sponsors. See the records of Fissel's (Jerusalem) Union Church in York County. This Abraham Jost, sponsor, was probably Nicholas' older brother.