| John Bridsone, 1628
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| Submitted by: | Michael Bridson
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| Date: | 1 February 2002
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| Original: | MM EW8/20
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[KK] Malew 1628
The testament of John Bridsone wh[o] dep[art]ted this lyfe
19 of Januarie It left to the poore [three] halffe fyrlott
malt and I fyrlot of wheat and [fleshe] at the descreti[on]
of the executor, It to his daughter Ellin Bridsone ..
It to his daughter Jonye Bridsone xijd It to Thos ..
one bole of
.. one blanket and a [scyne], in consideration ..
.. he be carefull of my executor It to Willia[m] Kelly one half
of iiij years old >in his [dowry]< It to Philip Quaile one halffer of iij yea[rs]
old when he dothe marry, one bole of
one blanket and a
It he wylled & ordained John Quinghen to be his executor
of all his goods moveable & unmoveable
of
whereas Willia[m] [Kelly] hath [broken] his contraction
and bargaine, first, he shall not have his bargain ..
[probat] et solvit xijd Testes John Quaile
Hugh
Humfrey
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(There is an inventory at the foot of the next page)
Note: Michael Bridson would be glad to receive any corrections.