1683-1891 Thones Kunders and his children Also, a list of the descendants for six generations of his youngest son Henry Cunreds, "of Whitpain." . use of my said Son John as to them shall seem meet. Sly I give and bequeathunto my said son Denis another sum of Twenty Pounds Lawful money of Pennsylvania Paya-ble by my son James when the sd Denis arrives to Twenty One years of age. gly I give andbequeath all and singular my Personal Estate to be Equally Divided between my two Sons(viz) Henry and James when they see it convenient after my Decease finally revoking and Dis-annulling all former and ot
1683-1891 Thones Kunders and his children Also, a list of the descendants for six generations of his youngest son Henry Cunreds, "of Whitpain." . use of my said Son John as to them shall seem meet. Sly I give and bequeathunto my said son Denis another sum of Twenty Pounds Lawful money of Pennsylvania Paya-ble by my son James when the sd Denis arrives to Twenty One years of age. gly I give andbequeath all and singular my Personal Estate to be Equally Divided between my two Sons(viz) Henry and James when they see it convenient after my Decease finally revoking and Dis-annulling all former and other wills Testaments Legacies and by me in any wisebefore this time Willed named and Bequeathed Ratifying and Confirming this and no other tobe my Last Will and Testament. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand and seal dated the Day and year first above written. CUNRAD CUNRADS. [Seal.] Signed sealed and Declared by the sd Conrad Conrads (that the before written is his LastWill and Testament) in the presence of us the subscribers Robert Jones Wm Jones Margaret Jones. [Proven loth March 1747.] i4—Some Scraps of The Signature of Madtis Conders /\AADTivS CONDERvS, the second son, was born in Crefeld, Germany,nth month 25, 1679. He married Barbara Tyson 5th month 29th,1706, presumably a daughter of Reiner Tyson, one of the original Crefeldemigrants, a man who figured as one of the leading Friends in the Ger-mantown Colony. Madtis followed the occupation of a husbandman, anddied in 1726, three years before his father, and when but forty-seven yearsof age. His wife and seven children born of the marriage survived children were all minors at the time of his death, and were namedrespectively, Anthony, Margaret, who married Jacob Shoemaker, Cor-nelius, Magdalen, who married George Inglass, William, John andMathias. He named his brothers, John of Upper Dublin, and Henry ofWhitpain, for guardians of his children, and appointed my well belovedwife to
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