1) Death: 29 Mar 1655 possibly in

Dedham, Plymouth, Massachusetts

2) Abstracts of Earliest Wills upon Record

in the County of Suffolk , Mass. NEHGR

1851, Will of James Jordan: Unto Thomas

Jordan, my sonne and to his heyres forever,

that my feather bed and bolster and pillow

whereon I usually lodge together with all ye

bedding whatsoever thereunto belonging, as

well as woolen and linen and also my other

linnen, only reserving and excepting such

as shall be necessarily used about ye decnt

burial of my body and further I give to my

said son Thomas, all my wearing apparrel

whatsoever also my working tools. Unto Mary,

me eldest daughter whom ye Lord hath visited

with blindness, ye somme of thirty pounds, to

her and her heyres forever, which thirty

pounds is in ye hand of Thomas Jordan my

sonne provided yet if it shall please ye Lord

yet I shall live and be necessarily occasioned to

expent any part e of, then my daughter shall

have ye remainder, otherwise she shall have the

whole to by payed to her or her heyres or assigns,

as by bill from Thomas, my sonne it ought to

be payed to me. Unto ye five children of my

daughter, Anne, the wife of Abraham Jaquith,

late of Charles Towne, the somme of five pounds,

yet is to say to each of yon twenty shillings, to

be payed to said Abraham, their father to their

use in Currant Countrey payment and at prize

then current deliveredwithin one whole yeare after

my decease, in Dedham. Eleazer Lusher of Dedham,

sole Executor, unto whom I bequsth whatsoever

of my estate is hitherto undispose d of toward

charges aforesaid. In the presence of us, Henery

Chickering Edward Hawes Present ye gave, Major

Willard and Major Atherton Inventory taken by

Henery Chickering, John Lason. Deposed by them

1 Aug. 55 - 53 pounds 7 shillings 2 Proved

at Boston 1 August 1655 by Henery Chickering

and Edward Hawes.