Last Will and Testament Will Book 8, page 202, Chester Co., PA
"In the name of God, AMEN. I Jonathan Wynn of East Nantmill Township, the county of Chester, the State of Pennsylvania, yoeman, being aged but in perfect mind and memory do make this my last will and testament in manner and form following that is to say after my Decease my Body to be decently buried and that my Beloved son Jonathan Wynn is to fall heir to all my real Estate and all the Grain on the Premisses in the Ground and out of the Ground and all other property such as he shall claim or such as shall go under his name at that time. And then my beloved wife Ann Wynn is to have her Bed and Bedding and all other Household furniture and such as she shall claim in prove to be hers a Horse saddle and bridle and a Room in the House further I order my son Jonathan to maintain and take sufficient care of her during her lifetime and the burr her decently likewise. And then the aforesaid Jonathan Wynn is heir all her property and the rest of my personal Estate is to be sold at public sale and after my Debts are paid and all the money Collected and Commissions paid to my Executors, the two thirds of the money is to be equally divided between three of my children namely Warnder Wynn, Thomas and Elizabeth and the other third to be equally divided between the other six of my children namely Samuel Wynn, Mary, James, Hester, Isaac, and Hannah. Further I order my son Jonathan Wynn and my beloved wife to be my whole and sole Executors, to do this my last will and testament hereby revoking all former wills by me made, As witness my hand ad Seal this 9th day of April A Domini 1788.
Jonathan Wynn
In presence of Jacob Vance Rachel Gorden Westown 19th April, 1788" (proven)