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A° Dō: 1632
T:
Georgii Herbert
cli͞ci
def͞.
I George
HerbertI George
Herbert: commending my ſouleSoule,
&and body To
Georgij
to Al-
mightyie
Ggod ytthat made ymthem doe thus diſpoſe of my goods.,
I giue all my goods
Herbert./
both within doores, & and without doores
both monneys, & and bookes,
&and houwſhould ſtuffe
whether‸whatſoe’erwhether
in my
poſſeſſiōon or out of my poſſeſſiōon
ytthat proꝑperly belonge to me
vnto my deare
wife,
excepting onely theſe legacies here-
after inſuing.
First there is 700l̄iSeaven hvndred pounds
in Mr.
Thomas Lawleys hands a
mMerchant of Londōon, which fell to me by the death of my ⫳
deare
neNeece Mrs.
Dorothy Vaughan whereof 200two hvndredl̄i pounds
belongs to my two
⫳
neecesNeeces
ytthat
ſuruiuvive, &and the reſt vnto
my ſelfe, this whole ſum̄ of 500five hvndredl̄i pounds
I bequeath vn‸vnto
my neecesNeeces
œequally to be diudevided betweene
ymthem ſau ex-
cepting ſome legacies
of my ſaid
deceaſed neeceNeece which are
to be payd out of it vnto ſome whoſe names ſhal be ⫳
annexed vnto this bill;,
Then I bequeath 20l̄twenty pounds
vnto yethe poore of this pariſh
to be diudevided according to my deare wiuves diſcretion,
tThen I bequeath to Mr
Hays
yethe
⫳
comment of Lucas Bru-
genſis
vppon yethe
ſcripture, & and his halfe yeares wages afore-
hand, then I bequeath to Mr Boſtocke St.
Auguſtines
workes, & and his halfe yeares
wages aforehand, ynthen I leauve
to my ſeruant Elizabeth
iijl̄
her^
here duble wages
leauing
giuven her iijl̄three pound more ⫳ my ſervant Elizabeth
beſides ytthat which is due to her,
to Ann I leauve 30sthirty shillings, to Margeret
20stwenty shilling, to
To
William
twenty nobles, toTwenty Nobles, To
John
20s,twentie shillings
alall theſe are ouer &ver and
abouve ⫳
theretheir wages. toTo
Sara
13s - 4d.thirteene shillings foure pence,
Alſoe my wil, &will and pleaſure is ytis ⫳
that
Mr. Woodnoth
ſhould
be mine executor,or. to whōome I bequeath 20l̄itwenty pound whereof
15l̄ififteene pound
ſhal be beſtowed vppōon
Late Leighton church, yethe other
5l̄pound I giue to
himſelfe.
LaſtlyLastlie I beſeech Sr.
John Danuvers
yt he wilthat he would be pleaſed to be ouverſeere of
this will.
George Herbert
testes
Nathanael Boſtocke
Elizabeth
Burden.George:
Herbert./ testes Nathaniell Bostocke, Elizabeth: Burden./
On
yethe other
ſide are
yethe names of tho
ſe to
whōwhome
my decea
ſed
neeceNeece left
legacieslegacyes.
f. 2
All tho
ſe
ytthat are cro
ſt are di
ſcharged already
,
yethe re
ſt
are to be payd.
/
To Mrs
Magdalen Vaughan 100l̄
to Mrs
Catherine Vaughā — 100l̄
X to Mr
George Herbert 100l̄
X to Mrs
Beatrice Herbert 40l̄
X to Mrs
Jane Herbert 10l̄
X to Mrs Danuers — 5l̄
to Amy Danuers — 30s
to Mrs
Anne Danuers 20s
to Mrs
Mary Dāuers 20s
to Mrs Michel 20s
to Mrs
Elizabeth Danuers.
Mr
Henry Dāuers wife 20s
X to ye poore of the pariſh 20l̄
to my Lord of
Cherbery 10l̄
X to Mr Boſtocke 40s
X to Elizabeth Burthen 30s
X to Mary Gifford 10s
X to Anne Hibbert 10s
X to Williā Scuce 20s
to Mrs
Judith Spenſer 5l̄
to Mary Owens 40s
X to Mrs
Mary Lawly 50s
to Mr Gardiner 10l̄.
To Mrs
Magdalen Vaughan
one hvndred pound,
To Mrs.
Catherine
Vaughan
One
hvndred pound,X
To Mr. George Herbert
one hvndred poundX
To Mrs
Beatrice Herbert
forty pound,X
To Mrs.
Jane Herbert
tenn pound,X
To Mrs.
Danvers
five pound,X
To Amy ⫳
Danvers
thirty ſhillings,
To Mrs.
Anne Danvers
twentie ſhillings,
To Mrs.
Mary ⫳
Danvers
twenty ſhilling,
To Mrs Michel
twentie ſhillings,
To Mrs.
Elizabeth
Danvers
Mr. Henry Danvers wife twenty ſhillings,X
to the poore of the pariſh twenty
poundX
To my Lord of
Cherbery
tenn poundX
To Mr. Boſstocke
forty ſhillingsX
To Elizabeth ⫳
Burthen thirty
ſhillings,X
To Mary
Gifford
tenn ſhillings,X
To Anne
Hibbert
tenn
ſhillings,X
To William
Scuce
twenty ſhillings,X
To Mrs
Judith Spenſser
five pound
To Mary Owens forty ſhillings,X
To Mrs.
Mary Lawly
ffifty ſhillingsX
To Mr. Gardiner
Tenn pound,
M
ſ.
ytthat the
5l̄five pound due to M
rs.
JudithJudeth Spenſer is to be payd
to M
rs.
Mary Lawly at Chelſey.
M
ſ.
ytthat there are di
uvers
mon̄eysmoneys of mine in M
r. Stephens
[illegible] hands
ſStationer of
LondōLondon, ha
uving lately recea
uved
an hundred and two pounds
, beſides ſome
rRemainders
of
mon̄yesmonyes wherof he is to gi
uve as I know he
wilwill
a
iuſtIuſt account
. if there be
any body els
ytthat owe me any
thing els
^of old
debtof old debt I forgi
uve
ymthem./
Probatum apud Londi͞iu coram Mag͞ro
William̄ Mericke legum doctore Surrogato @
duodecimo die menſis Martij Anno d͞ni iuxta @
i632 Iuramento Arthuri
Woodnoth ex͞ris @
Cui @ de bene @ iurat. /Probatum: fuit
teſtamentum ſupraſcriptum apud London
coram venerabili viro
magiſtro Willimo Mericke
legum doctore Surrogato ⫳
204v venerabilis viri Domini Henrici Marten militis legum etiam doctoris
curiæ ⫳ ⫳
Prerogatiue Cantuarienſis magiſtri Cuſtodis ſive
Commiſſarij legitime conſtituti
Duodecimo die menſis Martij
Anno Domini iuxta curſum et computac̄onem ⫳
eccleſie Anglicane Milleſimo Sexcenteſimo
Trireſimo Secundo Iuramento ⫳
Arthuri Woodnoth executoris in huiusmodi
teſtamento nominati cui commiſſa
fuit
adminiſtratio omnium et ſingulorum bonorum Iurium et creditorum
dicti ⫳
defuncti De bene et fideliter adminiſtrando eadem Ad
Sancta Dei Evangelia
in debita iuris forma Iurat./ GL
Examinatur per me
Gabrielem Lyon
no:riūpub:cū