WG88

Probate of will of George Pedly of Potton, gentleman. Devises: (i) the King's Head to son John; also part of a cottage in Potton known by the sign of the Maidenhead, in the occupation of John Compton (ii) to son George, the inn in Kingstreet in Potton known by the sign of the King's Arms, in the occupation of William Walsome; also a piece of meadow next the Church Cawsey, formerly purchased of Nicholas Axthorpe; also the inn in Horsloe Street in Potton known by the sign of the Cock, now made into three tenements in the occupation of Nicholas Osmund, Frances Dennis, widow, and testator; also the inn in Potton known by the sign of the White Lyon, now made into several tenements in the occupation of Thomas Wales, widow Moone, widow Waller, Appleby Sparks, and testator; the cottage in Sandy called the Maidenhead in the occupation of William Randall; the cottage in Sandy called the Naggs Head in the occupation of John Ray. Also several personal bequests.

1720, proved 1720

From: 1720 To: 1720

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Pedly, George,
Pedly, John,
Compton, John,
Walsome, William,
Axthorpe, Nicholas,
Osmund, Nicholas,
Dennis, Frances,
Wales, Thomas,
Moone,
Waller,
Sparks, Appleby,
Randall, William,
Ray, John

Potton Kings Head, will, gentleman, Potton inns, Potton King's Arms, Sandy inns, POTTON, Potton King Street, Potton Horslow Street, SANDY