• Reference
    WB/S4/1/2/4
  • Title
    Will of Richard Feilde of Luton, labourer:
  • Date free text
    11 May 1627
  • Production date
    From: 1627 To: 1627
  • Scope and Content
    - to be buried in Luton churchyard; - to his wife Hellen the cottage in which he dwelt in South End of Luton purchased from Jonas Wynch for her life; remainder to his brother's son Robert who was to maintain it during Hellen's life; - to Hellen annuity of 20/- for 5 years; - to Thomas Cooper and Thomas Crawley 1 acre of arable in Blackwater Field, Luton, on St.Anne's Hill in trust for sale and pay from proceeds: 40/- to make an apprentice of Thomas Feilde ("a boy now dwelling with me"); 20/- to Elizabeth Stevens, daughter of Francys Stevens of Clapwell; 10/- to John, a son of Thomas Cooper; 10/- to William, a son of Thomas Crawley; residue to Hellen Feilde; - Hellen to maintain Thomas Feilde until he was apprenticed; - Hellen to be sole executrix; - probate 5 Jun 1627
  • Level of description
    item