He was deceased at time of their daughters wedding on 8 Nov 1791. His will from the probate records, Bahamas Archives, Nassau, probated 7 July 1790 mentions him as a planter and requests a plain funeral with no unnecessary expenses. It mentions his wife, Elizabeth, and his daughter Mary are to divide the estate equally between themselves. Mary was to receive 1/2 when she becomes 21 or marries. If Elizabeth does not re-marry and Mary survives Elixabeth, Mary gets Elizabeths 1/2. It names wife Elizabeth as executrix and friends William Slater of Nassau, merchant; Andrew Baynes of Nassau, mariner; and David Zubley of Cat Island as Executors. Signed at Cat Island on 7 April 1790. Witnesses: Alexander Lorimer, John Morris, D. Zubley. recorded Book H., pages 365-366.