| John Bridesone, 1645
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| Submitted by: | Michael Bridson
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| Date: | 7 February 2002
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| Original: | MM EW11/610
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Duodecimo die Mar 1645
In the name of god Amen I John Bridesone of ballasally
sicke & weake in body but whole & perfect in
praise bee god doe make my will
. first I commend my soule to god and
.. to the earth whereof I was made: I leave to
---ne ferlet malt & other things at my ----
--- whereas my daughter Elyzabeth hath
gaine from mee & my wyfe & sonne wh[o] is
& cannot be denied these are to ----
sonne Harry shall have ½ chamber wh[ich]
.. now ly in to him self w[i]th some little
[w]holy or parte of lands wh[ich] my sonne
wife doe very well know and
----- if my sonne shall be any occasion
--- by necessitie to sell or set the sam[e]
any man that hee shalle bond forgive or sell
same to his sister before any other &
[be]for
any other will give it shee in like
bond to give him the sd offer provided
my sonne shall not trouble my wyfe from in-
.. the chamber & the little quantity of lands to
-- during her natural life & all other my
leftte to his daughter disposable
in testimony that this be true
Testes Jo: Bridesone hath put to his
.. vicar signe
Tho: Moore Jurati Jo: Brideson his mrke X
. Norres probatum est et soluit
Note 1 Like many wills of the period, the left margin of the microfilmed document is cut off and the right
edge is ragged. There is also some fading.
Note 2. Michael would be glad to receive corrections.