[11-10] SUSANNA NICE, dau Cornelius and Susanna (Krauss) Nice [11-3]; m WINNARD NICE, s of Winnard Nice, weaver.
Children (4):
’ 2, Winnard.
Washington Tavern—‘'This very old tavern was owned and kept by Winfrid Nice some ninety years ago. After his death his widow acted as hostess for many years. John Nice, a brother of Winfrid, was a married man with two children, when the war broke out. He raised a company of which he was captain. After the war he became a Justice of the Peace, and rented a farm near the Bethlehem Pike on the Wissahickon Creek, the place of his death.” [Hotchkiss— Germantown—p 240.] Was this Winnard Nice?
Winnard S. Nice’s widow died prior to Nov. 16, 1822, when inventory of estate was filed.
In papers, mention is made of guardian of Susanna Nice, James Nice, assignee of William Nutz and Susanna his wife. Conrad Hinkle, Mary Hinkle, Joseph Burr, administrator of the estate of Winnard Nice, deceased.
William Nice. [Index—88, 1902—Winnard Nice.]
Deed—*‘Conrad Hinkle, surviving executor of Winnard Nice, Innkeeper, Apr. 1, 1823" [J.H. 10.855]; ‘‘whereas Derrick Keyser to Jan Winnard Nice 1774, Washington Tavern in Germantown Twp., at Abington Lane and Main Street.”’
Executors: widow, son, Winnard, and son-in-law, Conrad Hinkle
Conrad Hinkle was the only surviving executor.
Parents’ family: [11-3] Susanna Krauss and Cornelius Neis (Nice)
Children’s own families: