ABP/R6/33d

Folio 33d - John Horswreth/Horsewreght of Cardington.

made 28 Feb. 1539/40, proved 10 June 1540

From: 1539 To: 1540

Burial in the church yard of Cardington; to the high altar 12d.; to the bells 12d.; to the Sepulchre 12d.; to Fenlake church way 12d.. To son John Horswreght a standing bed, a feather bed, a coverlet with all that belongs to the bed, also a cupboard, a coffer, a folding table, a form, a board to make him a shop board, which legacies are to remain in the keeping of testator's wife Elzabeth until the son marries. However, if Elzabeth remarry, his legacies are to be given to him or his assigns. To son John his copyhold house. To dau. Allys Watson a featherbed. To servant Hwe Symon a "twybill" (twybite),a "Jonter" (joynter) and a short "playne" (plane), and a "howke to draw burdes withal" (all carpenters' tools). To maid Alys 12d..Residue to wife Elzabeth, executrix, with Master John Gostewike supervisor. Witnesses sir John Palmer, Henry Parker, William Canon.

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Horswreth, John,
Horswreght, John,
Horswreth, Elizabeth,
Watson, Allys,
Symon, Hwe,
Gostewike, John,
Palmer, John,
Parker, Henry,
Canon, William

John will: Horswreth, church furniture, burial, church bells, household furniture, words, carpentry, servants, CARDINGTON, Fenlake, Fenlake Church Way, EASTCOTTS