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AGNES AYRE OF WATFORD 1606
Agnes Ayre of Watford. Will made 1st Dec 1605
My body to be buried in the churchyard of Watford
To my children's children 20 nobles to be divided
The rest to my son John Aire [sic] , my executor
Witnesses Richard HOPKINS John CAPELL £7.2.8
Probate granted 8th March 1605/6
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URSULA PARISH alias TAYLOR OF MIDDLETON CHENEY 1606
Ursula Parist[sic] alias Taylor of Middleton Cheney in the parish of Marston Lawrence, widow
To the reparation of the church of 6s 8d
To the repair of the church of Middleton Cheney likewise
To each cottage in Middleton Cheney 4d
To my daughter Jane a bed, etc.
To my son John, my daughters Joan, Jane & Ann eight pounds apiece
To my daughter Cicelie twenty pounds
To Phillip RAVEN ten pounds & a little golf ring
To Richard BLINCHO my nephew forty shillings
To my brother Crescent Blincho forty shillings
To my son Robert the table, frame etc
To my sister Marie BROOKES a silver spoon etc
To each of my servants 2 shillings apiece
To old widow PHILLIPS an old gown & an old pot
To William PARISH, William TEWE, John TOMSON and Edward HANCOCK a pair of shoes of 12d apiece & to them & the rest of my godchildren 12d apiece
To Ursula Parist my son Robert's daughter pair of flaxen sheets etc
The 6 pounds to be given to my daughter Jane is to be given thus, four pounds to he self, forty shillings to her husband Martin ABBETT & to her son Hugh 10 shillings
To my daughter Joyce my best hat
To each of the 3 younger children of my son Robert I give 10s apiece
The 7 pounds that is in nephew John Blinchos's hands to be given to my daughter Cicelie
Executors my nephew John Blincho & my brother Crescent [sic] [Blinchoe]
Overseers Phillip Raven and William WOOD, clerk Ursula Parist her mark
Probate granted 29th April 1606 & 27th Sept 1606 £150.0.1
{In the parish register the name is spelt Paris or Parish)
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RICHARD WOOTON OF PATTESHALL 1606
Richard Wooton of Earlscote in the parish of Patteshall, husbandman. 12th August 1606
To my daughter Joan PINCKARD £20
To Margaret SHEPHERD my grandchild £10 at her day of marriage
To Joan Shepherd another of my grandchildren £10 to be paid likewise
To John Shepherd my grandson £10 when 21 years
To Richard Shepherd my grandson my team of horses etc except the bay mare which I give to Joan Pinckard my daughter provided Ann Wooton my now wife has access to the team of horses etc.,
To my two sons in law Richard Pinckard and William Shepherd my timber etc
To John Pinckard of Ascote?? One sheep & to every of the children of John WINCKLES of Eascote one sheep
To Mark MAYO one sheep
To Agnes BLISSE my daughter [?cut off] one ewe
To Thomas HUNT & Richard ROBINSON each of them one lamb
To every of my servants 6d
To the repair of the church & bells of Patteshall 40s
My wife sole executrix
Overseers Sir David TONGE, clerk & Clarence JAMES clerk both vicars of Patteshall & to each of them 12d
Witnesses David Tonge, Clerence [sic] James Richard Pinckard & William Sheppard
Probate granted 16th October 1606 £28.18.8
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