Margaret Ewing Fife writes: "Elizabeth (Ewing) McClelan Caldwell wrote her will on 14 August, 1759 and it was proved 1 October 1764. It is recorded in Chester Co. Will Book D Vol. 4 p488 (and reads): 'To my son, James McClelan 5 shillings. To my son, Samuel McClelan one pound thirteen shillings and four pence and my Large Bible. To my daughter Rebecca McMichael two pounds and my warming pan. To my daughter Mary Caldwell two pounds. To my son-in-law William McClelan 1 pound. To my daughter-in-law Jane Miller 1 pound. To my daughter-in-law Isabel Hunter 1 pound.All to be paid within one year of my decease. All the residue I bequeath to my sons: Robert McClelan, Thomas McClelan and Samuel McClelan; and my daughters Elizabeth McCray, Rebecca McMichael and Mary Caldwell. I appoint my son, Samuel McClelan, Executor.'"
An inventory filed with this will was dated 28 Sept, 1764.255