SOURCE:
Calendar of New Jersey Wills and Administrations 1730-1750
Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey
Archives of the State of New Jersey First Series Volume XXX; Vol II of Calendar of Wills, Administrations, Etc. 1730 - 1750
Published 1918 Somerville, NJ
1746, April 14 Page 418 Will of Cornelius Schillinks, Yeoman of Cape May County.
Wife Mary: 1/2 of moveable estate, 1/2 of the mill and privilege of 1/2 of the home planation,(it being the half which I give unto my son Henry Schillinks) during widowhood.
Son Cornelius: 1/2of the plantation whereon I live, it being the west side joining William Schillinks' and 1/4 of the mill.
Son Henry: The easternmost 1/2 joining Elijah Hughes.
Son Enos: 1/2 of my plantation at Dividing Creek, Salem County,it being the westernmost half joining Nicholas Crosen.
Son Daniel: the other 1/2 of my plantation at Dividing Creek, Salem County, it being the easternmost joining Charles Fox.
Daughters: Mary Stillwell, Lydia and Hannah Schillinks 1/2 of my moveable estate.
Executors: Wife Mary and son Cornelius
Witnesses: William Schillinks, Abraham Schillinks, May Taylor, Elijah Hughes
Proved 21 May 1746
Cape May Wills 127 E
1746, May29 Inventory of Personal estate of Cornelius Schillinks ƒ96.19.3
Appraisers: Elisha Hand, Elisha Crowell