(Abstract from William Pelletreau, Early Wills of Westchester County, New York, from 1664 to 1784, page 314)

Abel Devoue, New Rochelle.

"My body to be buried in the burying ground which I have reserved for my family, or for any of the Devoues of my relation, which I reserve for a burying place forever." Leaves to son Benjamin 60 acres in front, joining the road, with the buildings. The rest of the land joining to my brother Frederick, to be sold. Provides for wife Mary, and leaves legacies to son Daniel, grand son Samuel Baker, son Abel, and daughters Mary Landrine, Esther and Susanah.

May 3, 1775.
Proved Aug. 20, 1775.