Philadelphia County PA Archives Wills.....RICHARDSON, Aubrey 1751
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   WILL EXCERPTS OF AUBREY RICHARDSON written 20 April 1751, proved 7 May 1751
  (Phila. Co. Will Book J:399 #257)
  
        Item- I give to my beloved wife MARGARET 1 full child's share
  to be paid to her in one year after the date of my Estate
  
        Item- It is my will that as I have seven children vis DANIEL
  AMOS AUBREY, & JONATHAN Richardson & ELIZABETH, HANNAH & SUSANNA
  Richardson it is my will they shall all have equal shares alike to be
  paid to them by my executor as they severally come of age or marriage.
  
        Item- It is my will that my wife & children shall live together
  on my estate & have their livelyhood of the same as long as my
  Executor sees fit, but if it happens that my executor sees fit that
  my Real estate must be sold then it is my will that my children shall
  be bound out apprentice till they come of age and their several
  doweries put to interest for them until they come of age as aforesaid.
  
        Item- As my son Aubrey Richardson is a weakly boy he shall have
  40 pounds more than the other children.
  
        It is my will that my brother Richard Richardson be the
  executor of my will and my brother Edward be the trustee.
        Wit: Thomas Reese, Peter Boyll, Roger North.
  
  May 23, 1751 The Pennsylvania Gazette: Notice of sale of Aubrey's
  property includes the following:
  N.B. All persons indebted to the estate of Aubrey Richardson,
  deceased, are desired to meet at Samuel Lane's, in the township of
  New Providence, Philadelphia county, on the first of August next, to
  pay the same. And those that have any demands against the said
  estate, are desired to bring in their accounts, that they may be
  adjusted, by Richard Richardson, Executor. 
  (Item #12996: The Pennsylvania Gazette, online by subscription at Accessible Archives.)