FILM 187610 SECOND SERIES BOOK P Page 196
THOMAS TUCKER OF PLUMPTON 1628
In the name of God amen, Anno Domini 1627 the 18th day of May 1627, I Thomas Tucker of "Plomton" in the county of Northampton, yeoman, being sick in body but of good and perfect remembrance, doth make this my last will and testament in manner and form following
Imprimis I do bequeath my soul unto the Almighty God trusting in his mercies through Christ Jesus to be saved eternally and my body to be buried in Christian manner
I give to the church of Plumpton at my decease 3s 4d
Item I give to my son John Tucker £3 of good and lawful money of England to be paid one year after my decease, unto the said John Tucker or his assigns
Item I give to my son Thomas Tucker 1s of good and current money of England to be paid one year after my decease
Item I give to my eldest daughter "Jonne" SWETMAN £5 of good and current money of England, to be paid 20s at my decease, 20s every year after, till the five pounds be all paid, to the said Jonne Swetman or her assigns
Item I give to my daughter Ane MILBORN £2 of good and current money of England to be paid her one year after my decease unto the said Ane Milborn or her assigns
Item I give to my daughter Ales RICHARDS one shilling to be paid at my decease
Item I give to my daughter Constance SHELSWELL 1s to be paid at my decease
Item I give to my daughter Mary Tucker £15 of good and current money of England, and one coffer and one pair of sheets, one brass pot that is used and the least brass pan, this is to be paid the one half two years after my decease and the other half four years after my decease unto the said Mary Tucker or her assigns
Item I give to my youngest daughter Elizabeth GARNER one pair of sheets and the least brass pot and one brass pan which is the least but one, this is to be paid one year after my decease unto the said Elizabeth Garner or her assigns, but if the said Mary Tucker or Elizabeth Garner do die before their stocks be paid them, that their stocks remain amongst the rest of the brothers and sisters
Item I give to my daughter Sibbell COKES her children £3, which is to say to her daughter Dorothy Cokes 20s within one year after my decease, and to her son Edward Cokes 20s at the years of one and twenty and to Elizabeth "Cookes" 20s at the years of one and twenty
Item I give to Edward Cokes father of the said children one shilling
Item I give to my two goddaughters 3s apiece to be paid at my decease
Item I give to my sons and daughters children, every one of them, 3s 4d apiece to be paid at my decease
Item I give to Thomas HANWELL 4d to be paid at my decease
Item I give to Thomas BRADFORD 4d to be paid at my decease. And also for divers good causes and considerations I do give to my eldest son William Tucker all my goods moveable and unmoveable which are unbequeathed and all my cattle and also all my whole estate of my "lifing and lese which I now life in" [living and lease which I now live in], all the which I give to the said William my eldest son in present possession and thereof I do make him my whole and sole executor. In witness whereof I have caused this my last will and testament to be made and have thereunto set my hand and seal the day and year first above written
I do appoint Mathew Shelswell and John Tucker to be overseers of this my will
In the sight and presence of John BIGGER Frances MARTIN her mark
Probate granted 16 Jan 1627/28 Thomas Tucker [NB the spelling in this will was appalling]
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FILM 187610 SECOND SERIES BOOK P Page 172
THOMAS BRAGGENS OF BLAKESLY 1628
Thomas Braggens of Blakesly, labourer. My wife Prudence my sole executrix. To my eldest son Thomas Braggens £3 etc when 21 years. To Henry my son £3. To my kinswoman Ales HEWARD at Banbury 1s
The rest to my wife. Overseers Thomas COWPER & William WARWICKE
Witnesses Thomas Cowper & William Warwicke mark of Thomas Braggens
mark of John ARYSH mark of John PARSONS mark of Clifford NORTH
Probate granted 3rd Oct 1628
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FILM 187594 NAW BOOK O-E page 85
ANTHONY ROBINSON OF NETHER MIDDLETON CHENEY 1628
Will made 2 July 1628 by Anthony Robinson, of Nether Middleton Cheney, shepherd
to my son Hatvill Robinson one half my lands, to my brother John Robinson, to my brother Steven Robinson
to my sister Margaret Robinson, to my sister Elizabeth Robinson. Residue to my wife Katherine Robinson, executrix
Overseers Thomas WARD & Thomas WILLIAMS of the same town & county
Anthony (mark) Robinson Foulke MALCHER Thomas Williams
Probate granted 30 August 1628
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