[711] The Will of Capt. George Denison

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[712] Unto my son William Denison, I have formerly given him one hundred and thirty acres of land, be it more or less, to wit, all of the land to the eastward of Mistuxet brook which did originally belong unto my new mansion place, and is part of three hundred acres granted unto me by New London, as many appear upon record, and three hundres acres of land, lying and cutting upon the North boundary of Stonington, as may more fully appear upon record in Stonington, and the native right thereof, with some addition, confirmed to me by Oneco (as may more fully appear by a deed under his hand and seal, acknowledged before Capt. Mason, and recorded in Stonington, Also, I then gave him two Indian servants, viz., John whom I bought of the country, and his son Job, which was born in our house, together with one third part of stock which we have together, all which as aforesaid we formerly give unto my son William Denison by a former deed, unto our hands and seals, and I see just reason to confirm the same unto my son William in this my last will, that so I may take off all scruple or doubt respecting the said deed.