ABP/R12/173

Folio 173 - Margret Hayssolden of Stageden made 27 Sep. pr. 9 Nov. 1551. Probate says that administration granted to Stephen Cocke, as William Bolton had refused the executorship.

made 27 Sep. pr. 9 Nov. 1551

From: 1551 To: 1551

"Furste I bequeth my soull to Allmeghtie God and to all the holy Compeny in heven" and burial in the churchyard of Stageden. To Richard Osmonde a brindled cow, a round pan, a kettle, a little skillet, 3 platters, a bell candlestick, and a pair of sheets. To son-in-law Richard Ussher a red hued cow, a great brass pot, a little "galland" pan, 2 platters, one little candlestick and a pair of sheets. To Steven Cockes a brown cow, a great pan, a kettle, a posnet, a skillet, a basin, the best platter and candlestick, 2 pair of sheets, a table and a table cloth, and a pair of trestles. To Cristian Swetsone 2 pair of sheets, a table cloth, a towel, a platter, the hangings of this bed, a coverlet, a bolster, a bedstead, a table and 2 pair of trestles, a new tub, and a kneading trough. To Steven Cocke "the Cowe that doth Remane, to breng me to the erth" and he is to have testator's sheep and her hogs to pay her debts, and to repair her house. Residue to Steven Cocke and he and William Bolton to be the executors and pay her debts and "to dispose them as they thingke best For the helth of my soull". Witnesses William Goodfellow, Alexander Erle, both yeomen, sir Robert Slengisbe

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Hayssolden, Margaret,
Osmonde, Richard,
Ussher, Richard,
Cockes, Steven,
Swetsone, Cristian,
Bolton, William,
Goodfellow, William,
Slegisbe, Robert,
Erle, Alexander

Margaret will: Hayssolden, burial, churchyard, cattle, household furnishings, household plate, household furniture, debt, HOUSING, yeoman, STAGSDEN