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- 1762, April 22. Abrahams, Abraham, guardian. Whereas Abraham
Abrahams, brother-in-law of Jacob Louzada, son and heir of Moses
Louzada, late of Middlesex Co., merchant, by his petiton stated that
the said Moses Louzada died intestate in 1755, leaving Hannah, his
widow, and several children, and that Hannah took out letters of
administration, and that Moses had estate in Somerset and Middle-
sex counties, which descended to the said Jacob Louzada as being
the eldest son and heir, and that Jacob for several years has been a
lunatic, and that he may be appointed guardian of the said Jacob
while he is of unsound mind; therefore the said Abraham Abrahams,
of New York, Robert Sproull, and David Gosling, of Perth Amboy,
go on a bond, wherein said Abraham Abrahams is made guardian as
aforesaid.
1762, April 31. Lowzada, Jacob, of Middlesex Co. Ward. Petition
by Abraham Abrahams, stating that Moses Louzada, late of said Co.,
merchant, deceased, died intestate in 1750, leaving a widow and sev-
eral children, and that Hannah Louzada, the widow of said Moses,
took out letters of administration; that Moses had an estate in
Middlesex and Somerset counties, which descended to Jacob Louzada,
the eldest son and heir, and that Jacob Louzada has for several
years been a lunatic; that the petitioner's wife is the daughter of
said Moses Louzada, and sister of said Jacob; therefore he prays
to be made Guardian of said Jacob Louzada.
1762, April 22. Guardian Abraham Abrahams, of New York.
Fellowbondsmen Robert Sproul and David Gosling, of Perth Amboy.
1764, Feb. 24. Revocation. Whereas Abraham Abrahams, brother-
in-law of Jacob Louzada, son and heir at law of Moses Louzada, was
appointed guardian of said Jacob, which letters were granted with-
out inquisition taken, and not in due manner, and Jacob, who is now
of age, has applied that the letters may be made void, and that he
may take possession of his own property, therefore the letters are
made void. Lib. H, pp. 134, 332.
1764, Feb. 24. It appearing that Letters of Guardianship were
granted without inquisition, and not in due form, and Jacob Louzada,
who is now of age, has applied to vacate said letters that he may
take possession of the estate as heir-at-law, said letters are re-
voked and made void. Lib. H, p. 134; Lib. H, p. 332.
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