In Elizabeth’s will she listed children William Hoff, Leonard Huff, Richard Huff, John Huff, Catherine Dorsett, Sarah Gigre, Hannah Carman, Christian Huff, and Elizabeth Huff. John, Christian, and Elizabeth Huff were to execute the will. Witnesses to this will were John Smock, Jr; Cornelius Vanderbilt; and John Vanderbilt.677

1758, July 1. Hoff, Elizabeth, of Middletown, Monmouth Co.; will of. Son, William Hoff, 10 shillings. Son. Leonard Huff, £3. Son, Richard Huff, £2. Daughter, Catherine Dorsett, 5 shillings. Daughter, Sarah Grigre, £3. Daughter, Hannah Carman, £6. Daughter, Christian Huff, Yz the household goods and £100. Daughter, Elizabeth Huff, the 1/2 of household goods and £100. Son, John Huff, rest of personal and real estate. Executors — daughters. Christian Huff and Elizabeth Huff, and John Huff, all of Middletown. Witnesses — 'John Smock, Jr., Cornelius Vanderbilt, John Vanderbilt. Proved April 2, 1774. Lib. L, p. 134.1228

30 October 1742 Signed his will at Middletown Township, Monmouth County, New Jersey. In it, he named his wife Elizabeth as executor and bequeathed to his son William, daughter Catherine Dorsett, and “three youngest children.” Witnesses were James Mott, Jarrett Wall, and Gershom Walling. 8 November 1746 William died. 20 November 1746 Will proven.677